just ivanka trump? >> specifically on that point, yes. >> let's talk about ivanka trump. one of the clips in the documentary, at one point you're interviewing the president's daughter, ivanka trump, and the president himself after they lost the november election, but they were contesting the results. here it is. watch this. >> they thought because people showed up to their rallies, that meant they were popular. the idea that other people might be sitting at home feeling differently about it seems not to have occurred to them. they genuinely thought that must be true. >> we won georgia. we won michigan. we won pennsylvania. we won them all. >> as the president has said, every single vote needs to be counted and needs to be heard, and he campaigned for the voiceless. >> it's interesting to see ivanka trump say that her father wanted every vote to be counted because trump's mission in the days after the election was to stop the counting of votes. >> the reality is people in this country were getting multiple ballots in the mail. there are thousands and thousands of people wh

he interviewed ivanka trump three times. and ivanka trump said something different to the january 6th commission, under oath, she said, well, i believe when bill barr said this was bs, i believed that. and so, you know, that's how she conducted herself during that time. she told the filmmaker with different things. one was that she said they should exhaust every legal remedy and then she said, they should count every single vote. but then she said she believed bill barr. now, i was, you know, they talked to ivanka trump three times, she did three different interviews, jared kushner did three different interviews, eric trump did two interviews, donald trump jr. did one interview and they tried get him to do another. i said why were they so focused on evivanka trump and jared kushner said why did they do three interviews, and they wanted to know, i would imagine, what was she doing, what was her mindset, what had she told her father during and possibly other advisers during that time, so they were focused on her and jared kush

ivanka trump as well. donald trump junior, i'm told, sat down with them for about an hour and spoke to them. you saw him in the trailer for the documentary. they actually asked him for a second interview. i'm told ultimately that never happened. they were under the impression this was going to be a flattering portrayal of former president trump, and that also they would have editorial say so over what the final product looked like. okay, obviously that has had a wrench thrown into it given the footage that's been turned over to the january 6th committee, but the question inside has been whether or not they have any concerns about what they've said on camera. a lot of them say they can't recall the full extent of their comments because they were conducted. they weren't really concerned about them when pence did his, i'm told some of his top aides weren't in the room for it because they didn't have a high level of concern about what was going to be said on the interviews. another key aspect is not just that

trump and the white house, ivanka trump and her husband jared kushner never believed in trump's rigged election fallacy, and separated themselves. she and her husband both testified apparently on video for some portion of it to the select committee. there's reports they may show videotaped portions on the day. ivanka trump according to reporting was back and forth up and down the stairs, repeatedly asked by meadows, chief of staff, to go into trump and ask him to call off his supporters. as we know he didn't, recorded a video saying we love you. she hasn't spoken publicly about this. >> you have new reporting, upcoming book with your husband and "new york times" correspondent peter baker on the final days of the election, including what they were doing. reporting about kushner from peter's piece in today's "times," he says he understood his father-in-law would not concede and would ask for recounts and file lawsuits but he believed even if there were irregularities it was mainly a way of soothing a wounded ego and explaining defeat. mr. trump would lash out, make outlandish claims, wou

the new revelations about ivanka trump and what she said about the 2020 election results, plus, new reaction to claims that former president trump was directly involved in a scheme to send fake electors to overturn the election. >>> new video from the emergency at miami's airport. a plane carrying more than 120 people arriving when the landing gear suddenly collapses. fire erupting. passengers describe the race to escape. >>> president biden set to announce a new plan to address record high gas prices, but will it work? >>> plus, why more americans are giving up their pets these days. >>> and later a real balancing act. the easy test you can take that could predict how long you'll live. >>> good wednesday morning, everyone. we begin with congress one step closer to passing the most significant gun safety legislation in decades. >> after weeks of bipartisan talks, senators have worked out details of the bill, and they're pushing for final passage by the end of the week. >> many democrats were hoping for more sweeping change but some republicans say the bill goes too far. here's abc's andrea f

number two was ivanka trump. they showed trump knew he had lost this election, so all of his activity was corrupt. and finally the georgia prosecutor we got reports perhaps brad raffensperger, the georgia secretary of state. he had the infamous trump telling him in a tape recorded call, john, just find 11,780 votes. so the evidence is accumulating. >> so, john, is there any risk the doj should pursue a criminal case against high level people involved in the insurrection leaning too helavily on the committee? could the defense lawyer argue they shouldn't overlap? >> they'll have their own grand jury, they'll collect their own evidence. i think they are collecting their own evidence right at this time. they have witnesses the committee may or may not know of. justice does not need the hill to help them. >> so, norm, in terms of what's to come jake tapper asked chairman bennie thompson if there are going to be witnesses that describe actual conversations between extremist groups and anyone in trump's orbit. the answ

the reason they focus so much on ivanka trump is she was an adviser to the president. eric is in the documentary, other people in the documentary, but today, they said, he said, holder said, they focused on ivanka trump a lot in her possible inconsistencies because she's an adviser to the president of the, the former president of the united states. >> so when you talk about those inconsistencies, you know, we saw one in the documentary clip we just played. a source familiar with the documentary says she said in mid december, 2020, that her father should keep fighting to overturn the election. that's what she was telling him and saying publicly, but it completely contradicts what she told the committee when she said she believed bill barr. you talked to alex about that and here's that exchange. >> i want to make sure i get what ivanka trump said correctly because she changed her story a couple times. the interview took place in december, cnn is reporting that ivanka trump also told her father he should, quote, fight until every legal remedy is exhausted but told the com

ivanka trump in that category of -- miss vodka -- about ivanka trump in that category of pleading him to take action. there was a neutral group where advisors were trying to tell the line, knowing that president trump didn't want to take immediataction and condemn the rights --riots. they needed it to be done in ere was the last group that was stuck letting blame was deflecting blame. it is my understandg that mr. meadows was in the deflecting category but he was seeking a neutral re knowing that there were several advisors urging him to take more action. it was reflected in the rhetoric released later that day. rep. cheney: you taught us that the white house office was in the camp encouraging the president to tell the rioters to stop the attack. >> white house counsel office when it him to condemn the rioters. i am confident in that. p. cheney: let's look at one example at what advisors were urging. could you look at the exhibit that we are showing on the screen now? have you seen this note bere? ms. huhinson: i wrote that note at the direction of the chief of staff at january 6 arou

the chairman says it's a possibilities they will play video from ivanka trump's interview though not in tomorrow's hearing. he says they are looking at playing video from jared kushner's interview. there's a lot to get to this evening. i want to get to jonathan martin and alex burns. the authors of "this will not pass." i'm so glad to have you hear. thaun thank you so much for joining. to hear kevin mccarthy say he called on the day of the insurrection and he was very intense and loud, he didn't seem to doubt that trump had the power to stop that attack, did he? >> no. it's one of the most important implications of the audio that you just heard. this was not kevin mccarthy saying he called president trump and they shared outrage over what was going on or he briefed the president and he took it seriously. he saw people rampaging through the capitol. he describes his own evacuation from his own office and he decides who can i call who can make this stop. he calls donald trump. that decision on its own speaks volumes about the dynamic that that day. he says it took a little while for th

as well as trump family members including ivanka trump, jared kushner, and donald trump jr. >> ivanka trump, i'm told, is quite candid about the fact that she, that she told her father that he needed to do something to get out there and stop the riot. that jared kushner didn't agree with much of what the trump legal team was trying to do in terms of turning over the election. this i think will be some eye-opening testimony. >> reporter: other witnesses include carol i'm not edwards, a capitol police officer who suffered a concussion and traumatic brain injury after mobs pushed through barricades. you have stolen moments away from me that i can't get back, edwards wrote in a court record last year. they will hear from a documentary filmmaker who was embedded with the proud boys before and during january 6th. the night before the attack, he captured this video showing the proud boys leader meeting with the oath keepers. >> i think people will be absolutely surprised how much was known. >> reporter: ahead of the hearing, house minority leader kevin mccarthy is expected to attack the find

. >> now, the filmmaker also interviewed trump's daughter ivanka trump in december of 2020. this was, of course, the period after the 2020 elections when trump and his teamer disputing the results trying to get the results reversed, and taking a lot of legal aks. this is a clip from that section of the documentary where they spoke to ivanka trump. >> they thought because people showed up to their rallies, that meant they were popular. the idea that other people might be sitting at home feeling differently about it seems not to have occurred to them. they genuinely thought that must be true. >> we won georgia, we won michigan, we on pennsylvania, we won 'em all. >> as the president has said, every single vote needs to be counted, needs to be heard. and he campaigned for the voiceless. >> it's interesting to see ivanka trump say that her father wanted every vote to be counted because trump's mission in the days after the election was to stop the counting of votes. >> the reality is people in this country were getting multiple ballots in the mail. there are thousands and thousa

ivanka trump said she believed bill barr. donald trump was told repeatedly than, according to the testimony that was shown in these video excerpts by congresswoman liz cheney. now at the same time, they also detail some new revelations, including that there was some republicans in the house who were concerned about their role on january 6th and actually asked donald trump for pardons of their actions. now she says one of those is congressman scott perry. he is a conservative from pennsylvania. others -- others as well. but they would not detail members of the committee did not say who those other members were. now the committee also showed new footage of just how harrowing an experience it was that day on january 6th. all the violence that occurred, the deadly massacre that occurred in the capitol and heard testimony from a documentarian who was close to the proud boys as well as one officer who was injured in responding to the deadly events of that day. now this is the first of a number of hearings that will take place throu

by the president's own daughter, ivanka trump. i think they started putting that together. but, don, it's not just the federal case. we have to remember the criminal case that may be moving even more quickly and we heard about this tonight as well. just find 11,780 votes, the georgia conversation. so it's not an audience of one, don. it's an audience of two. united states attorney general merrick garland and fulton county d.a. willis. i think they made progress. liz cheney would have made a great prosecutor. >> ellie, one of the seven points is that trump summoned the mob. this is what the committee played for that. watch. >> we were invited by the president of the united states! >> what really made me want to come was the fact that, you know, i had supported trump all that time. i did believe, you know, that the election was being stolen. and trump asked us to come. >> he personal asked for us to come to d.c. that day. and i thought for everything he's done for us, if this is the only thing he's going to ask of me, i'll do it. >>

everybody acknowledges that was true, even ivanka trump. it has included the second layer of presenting evidence that donald trump knew what the facts were, he was told by nick cannon, by bill stepien, by jason miller. the next level has been, especially in your hearing, to provide evidence that donald trump knew the things he was asking people to do were illegal or legally unsound. will that feature in tomorrow's presentation of evidence? terms of what he was asking doj officials to do? >> i think you're going to hear tomorrow from the department of justice officials exactly what those conversations were like with the white house and with the former president. so these are folks who have spoken before on the record, but i think this is going to be new and important information that will be helpful. but i think it's clearly hear what you really have, nicolle, not only did the president know he lost, but he was grasping at straws and january 6th was really the last exercise by which he tried to thwart a peaceful transfer of power and to try

top trump campaign officials also ivanka trump, jared kushner, you will hear their testimony tonight. how insiders tried to convince the president not to declare victory on election night. and who later tried to convince him on the truth, that he'd lost the election. and what the former president did instead. testimony that rudy jugiuliani showed up at the white house election night intoxicated. his attorney denying that. and the attorney general bill barr who says he became demoralized in 2 weeks after the election, describing the former president as detached from reality. and the committee today on the supporters who believed the former president. jon karl live at the capitol. >>> the other breaking headline. authorities say that armed gunman at a summer camp for children outside dallas entering through the lobby, firing into that classroom with children, then moving to the gym. authorities shooting and killing him. we have late reporting coming in. >>> also tonight, 31 members of an alleged white supremacist group arrested in idaho, a quarter mile from a pride parade. suspects from

and ivanka trump and the trump children and videotaped depositions. jon karl is with us. >>> the tornado watch across several states at this hour. flood watches and heavy rain from the south all the way up through washington, d.c. and what new york city can expect in the overnight hours. >>> and we have more tonight on that promising headline, the experimental cancer drug and the parents who had their cancer disappear. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we begin tonight with the very difficult and emotional testimony on capitol hill today. brave families going before the nation, a fourth grader who survived uvalde and what she told the country today. miah cerrillo tand what the gunman said to her teacher. we ask, did their words change lawmakers minds on raising the age to buy an ar-15-style assault rifle, and what they told our correspondent. tonight, the mother and father, kimberly and felix rubio, describing their last moments with their daughter, lexi. they were at the school that very morning for an

despite testimony from the former first daughter and senior adviser ivanka trump saying the election was not stolen. a green with then attorney general bill barr accepted what he said was sent the committee also claims gop members of congress reached out to trump for pardons because of their involvement in trying to overturn the election. and vice president mike pence, not trump called in the national guard for help where the rioters chance to hang mike pence. president responded with this sentiment, quote. >> maybe our supporters have the right idea. family members of capitol police officers who died in the aftermath of sat in the hearing as another officer shared how she suffered a bad concussion defending the capital. i was literal blood, sweat and tears were shed that day. house republicans not on the committee, including minority whip steve scalise continue to call its work a sham. it was always about politics. >> now the committee's investigation could ultimately result in criminal referrals against trump or his top aides and potential legislation to make sure another attack on

the former president, donald trump jr. and ivanka trump will testify beginning july 15th. according to a court order, they will have a week to complete their depositions and will testify separately. they are still trying to avoid having to do so at all by seeking a stay from the court of appeals. letitia james' alle gagss say they deflighted and deflighted financial documents as necessary. the former president has called the a.g.'s investigation a, quote, witch hunt. coming up, we'll go live to los angeles where dozens of world leaders have arrived for the summer of america. one important ally is not there. we'll tell you who it is and what it means. and some of the best golfers have decided they may still join a saudi backed group. is your workforce, finding the perfect project manager, designer, developer, or whomever you may need... tends to fall right into place. find top-rated talent who can start today on upwork.com (music) who can start today who said you have to starve yourself to lose weight? who said you can't do dinner? who said only this is good? and this is ba

family members ivanka trump and jared kushner. lester >> garrett, thank you. >>> authorities say military aircraft crashed in glamis, california, a desert area in the southeast corner of the state. four people on the plane reportedly killed and one is missing. the plane crashed not far from el centro naval air station. >>> also here in california, th progressive district attorney of san francisco is out of a job. with crime rising, voters rejecting an approach that critics call soft on crime jake ward is there tonight. >> reporter: tonight, new fallout after a stunning defeat. voters in one of the most progressive cities in america removing their progressive district attorney from his job. >> people are right to be frustrated. there's so much room for improvement. >> reporter: chesa boudin was elected touting alternatives to prison, recalled in a landslide. facing criticism for being soft on crime. with san francisco struggling with rising homelessness, hate crimes and violence, his defeat a warning to other progressive prosecutor

you does trump's very public reaction to the ivanka trump stuff say that thursday's hearing might actually touched a nerve? i don't think i've ever heard one thing about her negative publicly. >> you know, a lot of people, katie, have not heard him say what he said, because he is not on twitter, right? he is on some very random right-wing social media platform. but yes, of course, everything touches a nerve with donald trump. when the truth comes out, he goes into toddler mode, right? which is to strike back against anybody with any logic. so, i think that it was embarrassing for him, right? that is the first video being shown or of his eternal general and his favorite daughter, right? so, i think it's very clear what the committee was trying to lay out, which is let republicans, in their own words, say what we all knew to be true. donald trump was a very aware, well before january 6th, that he lost the election. but, that is not matter. >> trump is notorious for throwing people under the bus, right? that's his mo, right? he does it to avoid his own exposure. but at the end of the day, is

and among those witnesses, ivanka trump. who was, let's remember, a first-hand wince. she was at the white house on january 6th. i think there will be other family members who have also gone in to testify. maybe we will see attorney general, then attorney general bill barr, who played a key role because the committee wants to make the point that on december 1st, bill barr told donald trump there was no significant election fraud, and yet he kept going down this path. >> kept going and going. so much of the plotting for this coup attempt, jeffrey, as you know, and as our viewers know, it happened behind the scenes. so how do they bring that forward during the course of this public hearing? >> you know, the famous watergate question was what did the president know and when did he know it? i think it's a little different. i think the question here is what did donald trump do? because what we don't know is how much, if at all, was president trump involved in the planning or knowing about the storming of the capitol? what role did he play in the attempt to intimidate the vi

were they focused on possible inconsistencies from ivanka trump? >> i think so, yes. i had this debate with our director of photography michael about whether or not the president actually believed that the election was rigged. and i was of the opinion that of course he doesn't really believe the election is rigged this is just sort of donald trump rhetoric, but after that interview when he left and i was now thinking about what had just happened, my entire position changed. he absolutely genuinely believes that he won and that the election was stolen from him. >> and in that moment you changed your mind? >> absolutely. i changed my mind on the point that he didn't really believe it, i.e., my con klug was that donald trump genuinely believes that he won the 2020 presidential election and that is terrifying. >> cnn had previously reported that several of donald trump's closest allies sat down for this interview after being assured that they had editorial input over the final product according to two people familiar with the situation. this claim has been denied by alex

so, she agreed that her father was lying about the election. -- donald trump today says ivanka trump was not involved in, looking at or studying election results. so there he is, claiming that his daughter doesn't know which he is talking about. that was a pretty powerful moment, it seems, for people who were considering what donald trump know and when did he know it, and by the way, what did his daughter know? and when did she know it? >> absolutely. i had two reactions to that. number one, for her, yes. for her and all the other people he spoke about private conversations with donald trump, telling him this was all made up, these were bogus claims -- which we knew he actually believed -- by the hardest thing to prove in a criminal case or even a congressional hearing is someone's intent. and showing how he reacted from live witnesses who heard, it who believed it, from the attorney general to ivanka trump, it's devastating proof of his intent intent. as was in action during january 6th. it showed what he wanted, it was proof of his intent. the second piece that made me so happy is

and ivanka trump were drove the former president, really really nuts. he was obviously very frustrated to see the people he were closer to him, advisors he relied, on even his own daughter, saying that the claims he was making were just baseless. we are expecting much more this to come over the next two weeks or so of congressional hearings. just yesterday, political published, an unseen memo that the select committee has, written by pry vice presidents legal team, in the memo, members of pence's white house legal team specifically say, a month after -- that members of pence's own legal team were unable to verify those claims. shake a stick and you'll find a former trump administration official, or document showing just how unpersuasive, flimsy, the claims trump and his team made regarding voter fraud actually are. >> okay we will continue the conversation with cynthia -- the former federal prosecutor and nbc legal analyst. do you get the sense that the ultimate goal is to get the doj involved? >> absolutely. first of, all the doj gets involved. they ar

ivanka trump was urging people to keep fighting. jared kushner was in a number of meetings two weeks after election day. eventually hi started focussing on policy matters that mattered to him. he was not in the city on january 6th. they were involved and left it to the paid staff to try to talk to trump about what was happening. by that point trump was hard to talk to and the paid staff kept waiting for the family to get more involved. when you hear something that, they were threatening to resign not because they were whining which was his word, and this infuriating to people. they thought the president was threatening to do things that were of questionable legality, and ensnaring them in it. >> up next, more new january 6th details including america's top general revealing a stunning call from trump's chief of staff. >>> later uvalde chief of police defends what is indefensible. hi, , are you roger? berglund. with the honda accord? yes i amam. it's right over there. will i be getting?g? and he loves that caitlin pays him on the spo

and not his daughter and senior white house adviser ivanka trump. a warning, what you're about to hear now contains explicit language. >> i made it clear, i did not agree with the idea of saying the election was stolen and putting out this stuff, which i told the president was bullshit. and you know, i didn't want to be a part of it and that's one of the reasons that went into me deciding to leave when i did. i observed, i think it was on december 1st, that, you know, how can we, you can't live in a world where the incumbent administration stays in power based on its view unsupported by specific evidence that the election, that there was fraud in the election. >> did that change your perspective about the election when attorney general barr made that statement. >> it affected my perspective. i respect attorney general barr. so i accepted what he said, what he was saying. >> i was in the oval office, and at some point in the conversation, the lead data person was brought on, and i remember he delivered to the president pretty blunt terms that he was

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ivanka trump and jared kushner saying it was a handoff approach. bottom line is it did leave a vacuum, allowed others to have access to the president of the united states. we will hear from jared kushner and ivanka trump, their depositions being clipped as part of tonight's presentation. >> nobody heard their voices on this really extraordinary event in american history. secondly, i think, by the way, it goes to the rift, the schism within the president's own family. the same day jared kushner wake up and says to his wife, we're moving to miami. we're checking out. we're not going to be part a this fight. we're not going to fight rudy giuliani. don junior, the president's oldest son was sending a message to mark meadows saying, we should fight, raising the january 6th date two days after the election. this was not something that came up later. this is the beginning, the idea of challenging, something promoted by the president's own son just two days after the election. even as the son-in-law and daughter were saying, we don't want any part of this.

new reporting from "the new york times" undercuts who ivanka trump said during recorded testimony. you might remember this comment. >> i respect attorney general barr. so i accepted what he was saying. >> i'm joined now by "the new york times" maggie haberman who broke this story. maggie, what are you learning that ivanka trump said to cameras filming this documentary leading up to january 6th that differed from what she told the committee? >> sure, jake. what she told the committee in that snippet, and we should be clear that's one of the few pieces that they have released so far. she sat for a much longer interview. we don't know what else is there. she said that she was affected by bill barr, she respected him, et cetera. that was based on a statement bill barr made on december 1st, 2020, to the associated press where he said there was no widespread fraud that impacted the election, contrary to what the president was saying at the time, then president trump was furious with barr for saying it. nine days later, according to video that we have seen, ivanka trump was recorded by th

general barr to ivanka trump to eviscerate the president's case. so she took piece by piece the case against the president, using the president's own team and their words to undermine the president. that was powerful. the other thing was to actually see attorney general barr, what he said to the president. i won't use the words but basically, that there was no fraud. that it is concocted, that he didn't know what he was talking about. those stood out to me as incredibly powerful moments. >> and to that point about bill barr, to make the point with what donald trump was being told including by bob barr. liz cheney played this clip from the interview with the president's daughter. let's listen to that. >> many of trump's white house staff also recognized that the evidence did not support the claims president trump was making. this is the president's daughter commenting on bill barr's statement about the department found no fraud sufficient to overturn the election. >> how did that affect your perspective about the election when attorney general barr

ivanka trump believed barr, she said, in her testimony. even jason miller said the data guy, the campaign data guys told the president he was going to lose. what's the importance for that in terms of the president's int intent here because if he knew it was false, that bolsters the case that this was a deliberate attempt to overturn. >> absolutely, and i expect we'll see more evidence of that over the coming hearings, but that dismantled another notion that trump truly believed the election was stolen and he wanted to find very real fraud, and so he was asking people because he believed it existed. he didn't. he was told by lots of people in con sense rick circles around him, that there warrsn't any fraud. that wasn't stolen. it's a dead end. he continued to push what he knew was a lie and for all of the lies of the quote, unquote, stolen election, the thing that is undeniable is that trump would have stolen the election if he'd had enough bad actors around him willing to help. luckily in the white house and doj and statehouses and electio

the president's daughter, ivanka trump, testified she agreed with bar by a respect to attorney general bar. um, so i. accepted what he said was saying. the committee says evidence showed trump had seven strategies for trying to overturn the election . president trump summoned the mob assembled the mob. and let the flame of this attack republican liz cheney pointed to trump's december tweet instructing supporters to gather on january 6th and stop the certification, saying it will be wild does the right thing. we win the election. video from british filmmaker nick quested shows members of the far right militant group, proud boys and other supporters in a violent clash with police officers. i saw friends with blood all over their faces. i was slipping in people's blood. it was. carnage it was chaos that day. it was just hours of hand to hand combat. in general mark miley testified that pence called from war forces to secure the capital, not president trump tonight, trump criticized the hearing on social media still maintaining that there was election fraud and irregularities on a massive

interviews with ivanka trump and jared kushner. kevin mccarthy pressed about his comments in the hours after the january 6th attack, saying president trump bears responsibility. tonight, jon karl asking leader mccarthy about the former president's claims even to this day that the election was stolen. what mccarthy said. and janon's exclusive interview with the film maker. >>> also breaking, that deadly ts washitod.c., sisspire thosith lat reporting.ad a foement knew more tn a w ilg much of t were 77 they held their position outside the classroom door. >>> tonight, the police officer now charged with murder after a deadly traffic stop in grand rapids, michigan. the officer accused of shooting patrick leo what in the back of the head. >>> horrific allegations of fraternity hazing at the university of missouri. a student force fed alcohol, now paralyzed, blind, and unable to speak. tonight here, his family demanding criminal charges. >>> a remarkable discovery tonight. the baby who disappeared after her parents were killed more than f

were they focused on possible inconsistencies from ivanka trump? >> i think so, yes. >> how so? >> i think that they just wanted to understand exactly when that particular interview took place, how it came about, and i think that they -- i think quite a few people think that there was some sort of inconsistency between what she said to the committee and what she said to me. >> the committee played testimony last week of ivanka trump saying that she accepted william barr 's conclusion that there was no evidence of widespread election fraud, but a documentary clip shows her saying that her father should fight until every legal remedy is exhausted. of course we'll stay on top of that story. flo . >>> for the first time in decades, gun safety is getting traction. the senate passed a bipartisan bill. the bill advocates resources for mental health, crisis intervention and school safety. it provides grants for states to enact red flag laws making it easier to take guns away from anyone who might be a danger to themselves or others. and it closes the so-called by friend loophole which h

now as you just said, your team has reported that ivanka trump told this she thought president trump should feep caughting and she didn't believe she lost the election. that matters for a couple reasons. does this make ivanka trump more reliable. her deposition was under oath. so that could have a huge impact for her personally and also as the committee ties to sort through this new evidence, it's going to have to determine how to not only tell this story, but also what to do with people who might have contradicted themselves. they are saying they did not know they had this documentary was taking place until the documentarian came forward after the first committee hearing. adam schiff said on your network last night that it is just a fraction of the things that they are currently presenting to the it can there's so much more evidence and they are trying to tell a timeline that is gripping, that people can understand, and they need time to go through all of this. appreciate it. we're fwieng to talk more about this later in the show. >>> but next we have the new lawsuit in texas as peo

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including attorney general bill barr and former president trump's daughter ivanka trump and disturbing footage of the violent attack that took place on the capitol, the committee made out exactly how the hearings will show that this was a culmination of an ateamed coup and they say the former president was at the absolute epicenter of it all. here is some of what we saw. >> donald trump, the president of the united states, spurred a mob of domestic enemies of the constitution, to march down the capitol and subvert american democracy. >> i made it cleardy not agree with the idea of saying the election was stolen and putting out this stuff which i told the president was bullshit. >> i respected attorney general barr so i accepted what he said and was saying. >> president trump assembled a mob, assembled a mob and lit the flame of this attack. >> president trump is wrong. i had no right to overturn the election. >> pat cipollone threatened to resign. >> i kind of took it up to whining to be honest with you. >> for everyone who didn't understand how violent that event was, i saw it, i docu

, ivanka trump was not involved in looking at or studying election results. she had long since checked out and was, in my opinion, only trying to be respectful to bill barr and his position as attorney general. he sucked. and one republican is denying he asked for a pardon from the president after vice chair chaina said this. >> representative perry contacted the white house in the weeks after january 6th to seek a presidential pardon. multiple other republican congressmen also sought presidential pardons for their roles in attempting to overturn the 2020 election. >> congressman perry tweeting, the notion that i ever sought a presidential pardon for myself or other members of congress is an absolute shameless and soulless lie. and president biden weighing in on the hearings, saying the future of democracy is at stake. >> it's important to the american people to understand what truly happened. and to understand that the same forces that led january 6th to remain at work today. >> and the committee has already laid out a road map for what's ahead. there are th

you spoke with the chairman as well. >> i did. >> about ivanka trump's testimony. what did you learn about that exchange? >> well, i spoke with him, i'd say now almost a month ago when we were talking about ivanka trump, and to my surprise, and we did a piece on it in early may, to my surprise he was saying how useful her testimony was. and that was because she answered their questions directly. and in answering their questions directly, what he said to me was look she didn't give away any trade secrets about her father but in answering those questions, she did corroborate other people's testimony about the president's reluctance to stop the riot to go out there and tape a video tape, tweet about it, you have to stop this right now. and i would have to say that it would be very affecting for the american public to watch his daughter talk about what her father did or did not do, and we know from other testimony that she spent an awful lot of time with her father that day. and so she was in his office, near the oval office with him. we know she was in contact with hi