“The line that can't be crossed is what happened after the [2020] election,” says Congresswoman Liz Cheney about her decision to speak openly against Donald Trump, whom she had supported during his 2016 campaign and throughout almost all of his presidency. https://cbsn.ws/3iaxXwO | 60 Minutes

A record amount of money has poured into Rep. Liz Cheney’s reelection campaign ever since she started standing up against Donald Trump’s false election fraud claims. Despite Cheney’s staunchly conservative positions, some donors, we’re told, are Democrats. STAHL: You’re anti-abortion. CHENEY: I'm pro-life, yes... STAHL: You're pro-gun rights. And you voted to repeal Obamacare. Do you regret that vote? CHENEY: I do not. No. STAHL: Waterboarding, aka torture. CHENEY: Well, it’s not torture. https:

“I am not ready to cede the Republican party,” says Rep. Liz Cheney. “I'm not ready to cede it to the voices of extremism, to the voices of antisemitism, and the voices of racism, and there certainly are some in our party... I'm going to fight for this party. I believe in it.” https://cbsn.ws/3kJYlz4 | 60 Minutes