A U.S. senator gets heckled on the street, New York City cancels all contracts with anyone or anything named Trump, and...oh yes...the President of the United States was impeached for a second time. This week was historic and bizarre and we have the big "did they really just say that" moments for you.

Wednesday, January 6th was a bizarre and frightening day in our nation's capitol. Not only was there an historic fight over electoral votes stemming from the general election, but a peaceful protest turned into a violent attack on the Capitol building, the Senate, and the House of Representatives. One woman was shot to death, 4 others have died from other causes and congress was evacuated in the middle of a joint session. In the end a new president was declared and the current occupant of the White House in being charged with inciting unrest.

We have gathered some of our more memorable cuts from this past year. There should be no big surprise that a lot of them are political in nature. Climb on board for the best "did they really just say that" moments.

The fights over vaccinations have begun with one cable anchor yelling at the Surgeon General that he must vaccinate the President - who has already had Covid. Also should politicians be getting the shots before health care workers? Plus there was a knock down fight during a U.S. Senate hearing on election integrity....

President-elect Biden says it is time we got along, but when Majority Leader Mitch McConnell congratulates Biden and Harris all Vice-President-elect Harris can say is what took you so long. Also on tap, the secret life of Barack Obama and CNN heckles the White House Press Secretary from the cheap seats.

The President is contemplating pre-emptive pardons for himself and family members fearing vengeance from the Biden Administration. Is this just an excuse to try and isolate himself or does he have good reason to fear democrat retaliation? Also on tap, progressives run amok and one very very bad woke Santa who made a little boy cry over a nerf gun.

Election fraud is the supernova hot button issue of the day. In response to the issues arising from the election President Trump took his case directly to the American people in a video posted on Facebook. The state of Georgia witnesses its election manager meltdown at the podium over threats received by various state officials over the clusterbleep of the general election and fears for the upcoming senate special election. Finally former President Obama finds himself on the angry end of a series of tweets from progressive members of congress after he criticizes the effectiveness of the "snappy slogan" defund the police.

No matter what the press conference starts with, the President finds a way to turn the conversation to voter fraud. Can you blame him? Also a closer look at a spat between President Trump and NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo over distribution of the pending Covid vaccine. And finally, a California Sheriff decides she is too busy to play any Coronavirus lockdown reindeer games.

To concede or not to concede? Is Joe Biden the president-elect before certification? Can President Trump prove voter fraud and if so will it be enough to overturn the current voter tallies and the election result? These are the questions hammering through the air waves this week and we have the best of the audio cuts. Those oh so special did they really just say that moments.

Where was the blue wave or the red mirage....the polls had it wrong. Neither of those phenomena appeared. In stead the Senate kept its republican majority, democrats kept the house but lost their super majority there and in regard to the White House... We have the whole story for you including winning declarations, shocked media tantrums and accusations of fraud.