>> yeah, don, rudy giuliani's testimony is dangerous to a lot of people starting with rudy giuliani himself. it hard to think of any individual who has more legal problems than rudy giuliani. he being sued for defamation but election machine companies and he's had his law license revoked. he's appealing that. he's under criminal investigation by the south ern district of new york that he once led. every word rudy giuliani said can be used against him like the fifth amendment warning. it's possible he took the fifth to some questions but no way he was in there for nine hours ask did nothing but take the fifth for nine hours. it's certain he did answer some of the questions. >> mark, look, rudy giuliani was a ringleader in the push to overturn the election. he pushed crazy conspiracy theories like? >> you're actually seriously going to want me to take seriously the secretary of state of michigan when michigan -- when the secretary of the state of michigan never bothered to find out the votes in her state were being counted in germany by a venezuela company? >> i mean, mark, he told so many li

what is giuliani doing? if he had no fear of this committee and how the law works, which he does know well, he's a former prosecutor, he could just walk off. he took this battle all the way up to today. he wants it on record that he was trying to cooperate. he wants an excuse other than defiance in this tape thing that we'll get into. and that's a reminder that even as he defies, he knows the law may not be on his side. is he worried about being held in contempt as this complicates other investigations into the former president trump? we're back in one minute. >> it doesn't even look like an actual human body. it looks like one of jeff dunham's wind-up puppets. it's like in a goodie bag. a ( ♪♪ ) ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year ♪ goodie bag. it's spring! claritin provides non-drowsy symptom relief from over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens, day after day. feel the clarity— and make today the most wonderful time of the year. live claritin clear. ♪ ♪ ♪i'm so defensive,♪ ♪i got bo

they are dangling holding giuliani in contempt. mr. giuliani is an important witness to the conspiracy to overthrow the government and he remains under subpoena. if he refuses to comply the committee will enforce all options. the committee faces two challenges, holding giuliani accountable if he continues to refuse to testify and continuing their probe in which giuliani is a central figure. his fingerprints are on every single aspect of the failed trump coup plot from the dozens of court cases challenging the election results, every single one of them except one failed, to the scheme to set up those fake slates of trump electors and to push pence to stop the electoral college count from being certified to the various plans to get government agencies, national security agencies at that to seize voting machines, to peddling the big lie that millions upon millions of americans still to this day believes. the same big lie that encited the attack on the capitol. it is facing off with the ex-president's former personal attorney is where we s

maiden name giuliani is your maiden name?! oh, rudy, you done it again! [ laughter ] and again i should clarify, you know, all jokes aside here, when he married his second cousin, which is a real thing he did, her maiden name wasn't giuliani. i mean, this man was the mayor of new york city how dare i treat him like some sort of clown? oh, well, all right. [ laughter ] well, i guess it's fair now. you know who probably panicked when rudy giuliani appeared as a jack-in-the-box? this guy, yeah i'm going to lay low for a while. [ light laughter ] and yet somehow that was not the only incredibly stupid thing to happen in republican politics yesterday, because one of trump's longtime friends and allies, piers morgan, released an overly dramatic trailer for a new interview with trump where he claimed trump angrily stormed out of the interview when pressed about his election lies. >> okay, piers, i'm ready. >> a former president in denial. >> i'll be completely straight with you to your face. >> i think i'm a very honest man. much mor

giu giuliani is an important player for a number of reasons. the reason being he was at the center of this effort to undermine the 2020 election results, serving as the president's personal attorney. he worked would a team of lawyers from all over the country to try to undermine election results in swing states and also behind some of the plots involved in trying to get the former vice president mike pence to prevent the certification of the election results. issuing a fake set of electelectors as well as a number of attempts to toss out election results. the committee believes that activity and the time between the election in november and what happened january 6th are definitively linked and you don't have one without the other and giuliani was working to undermine election results right up until january 6th. giuliani has taken different routes than other associates of the former president including steve bannon and mark meadows who have both defied the fitty's request to appear before them. they're now facing a criminal contempt of congress

giuliani wants it public because he knows how to manipulate the giroud. is there a chance that the people will lose the narrative. >> you know, jason, this is where i think kevin mccarthy really screwed up. when he vacated the committee and dictated that his members and caucus would not participate in that committee. he sundayed the ability really to make this a show. we see this all the time in other proceedings. we saw it with the supreme court confirmation hearings and steen with characters like jim jordan and matt gaetz hijacking the proceeding with their shenanigans and their cleanery. that's not going to happen because the two republicans on this committee, liz chain and adam kinzinger believe in the core mission of this meeting so it will be a lot harder for anybody who goes before this committee to try to hijack, it enough theier it, try to run out the clock and chance to redirect it with nonsensical questions not doing with the topic. they won't be able to do that because every single person believes in the work of the house select committee and

the two sides continued cooperating, about what they would and wouldn't be asking giuliani about. they had this meeting that took place virtually and now the committee has his testimony as part of this investigation. >> is it clear why giuliani didn't go the route of other trump allies, steve bannon and mark meadows, and refuse to appear? >> reporter: it's not clear his willingness to be cooperative as opposed to the path some other trump loyalists have taken. but we do know as i mentioned before that there was a lengthy negotiation here. he was under subpoena, so he was compelled by the committee to testify. if he didn't, he certainly risked being sent to criminal contempt of congress, which the committee has done with other folks. but the fact that he remained in negotiations with the committee, that could have meant conversations about issues of privilege that the committee may or may not be interested in could have played a role in him ultimately deciding to participate. but make no mistake, anderson, there are few players in this drama that the january 6 select committee is s

i think that rudy giuliani is in his own category. he is in the rear space as trump's lawyer for a long time, in a informal role. he was not subpoenaed. he said at one point. it is really difficult to figure out how quickly that could go forward with a criminal referral coming out of this, how quickly the doj could move forward the prosecution. >> right, he was an attorney but not on retainer, he was being paid by someone else water president trump, very out situation. switching gears a little bit, ryan. the committee also wants to speak with the number of republican, what do they want to do this? >> yeah, there are numbers are very key tillis. they were involved in some of these talks, there is a lot of lengths and one degrees of separation between some of these more extremist groups that actually did engage in violence and some of these members of congress. they want to get a hold on how involved a were and how much of wednesday had and some of the potential for violence that day. there were all the signs publicly, but a lot of thes

now giuliani is an important player for a number of reasons. the most principle being is that he was at the center of this effort to undermine the 2020 results. he worked with a team of lawyers from all over the country to try to undermine helection results n several swing states. issuing a fake set of electors that senators could perhaps vote on as well as other attempts at the state level to try to convince legislatures to toss out election results. the committee believes that activity between the election in november and what happened on january 6 are definitely linked. that you don't have one without the other, and that rudy giuliani was working on these efforts right up to january 6. now he has taken a different route than other people close to the president like steve bannon. they are face ing a contempt of congress charge. what does the committee do with the information giuliani presented to them? they have a series of high-stakes public hearings that will take place in the month of june. and we'll have to see if what giuliani toad ld th

apparently rudy giuliani's appearance was canceled. the former attorney for former president trump taking a pass after the committee said he could not record the deposition. giuliani played a pretty key role in the former president's legal challenges aimed at trying to overturn the results of the legitimate 2020 election. i want to bring in senior capitol hill correspondent garrett haake. what now? >> this has been a month's long process to get giuliani in. he is under subpoena. the committee had been negotiating with him about questions, privilege, his role as attorney for the then president. ha could he talk about, what could he not. the rug was really pulled out from under them yesterday on this issue about recording the interview. giuliani and his attorney indicating that they were worried content might be leaked out or taken out of context. they're trying to get giuliani to talk and use all enforcement options available to them. they don't really have enforcement options and that's been the problem from the word go. they can recom

giuliani is an important player for a number of reasons. the most principle one being that he was at the center 06 this effort to undermine the 2020 election results, serving as the president's personal attorney. he worked with a team of lawyers from all over the country to try to undermine election results in several swing states. he also was behind some of the plots that involved trying to get the former vice president, mike pence, to prevent the certification of the election results, issuing a fake set of electors that senators could perhaps vote on as well as other attempts at the state level to convince legislators to toss out election results. it's important because the committee truly believes that activity, the time between the election in november and what happened on january 6th are definitively linked, that you don't have one without the other. giuliani was working on these efforts to undermine the election results right up until january 6th. giuliani has taken a different route than other souts of the former president, including

giuliani to come in and testify. like a jigsaw puzzle whether few pieces missing, you stand back you can still see the entire picture basically what's there, so we're gonna be able to tell that and the question is whether mr. giuliani's gonna comply with his legal and civic obligations here or whether he wants to go down the path of stephen, and a handful of others in donald trump's entourage that's about the who somehow think that they're above the law. >> can i just ask you really quickly about that entourage, others have not been indicted only bannon has been indicted i believe. you have mark meadows, peter devour but only banner has been indicted are you frustrated that's only been steve manning that's been indicted, do you want to see the others invited as well? >> well, peter navarro, and dan scavino for example have been held in contempt by the house of representatives, we have cited them, we referred the evidence to the department of justice, and we have every reason to believe that they are going to pursue i

just after the press conference with rudy giuliani. let's watch this moment. >> that was one of the hardest parts for me. i never had to deal with that level of hate. i'm talking hundreds and hundreds of emails. i just got. just basically saying to go f yourself. going to a created a lot of fear of what the future holds for four seasons total landscaping. >> so michael, the future tell us are you still getting messages like that. how do you handle the messages if at all that you are receiving now? >> complete opposite messages. they are filled with love and appreciation for the way that we spawn this. and making it almost a comedic -- basic, if anyone comes to stop through here. we had them stickers, t-shirts, whatever we can. it's crazy to even think that for us there are fans. that's the hardest part for me. like there's actual fans of a philadelphia-based a landscaping company. you know, it's hard for me to grasp. i always tell people. if you're in the area, stop, take pictures, if we have time. i love it. >> christopher, you had su

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giuliani's claims, mostly left out at the state. is legal challenges the election went towards. trump again working on it another scheme, again, all georgia focused, right? on december 28th, few weeks after those hearings, but then acting chief of the department of justice's civil division, remember jeffrey clark, he's plotting to have trump installed him as the acting attorney general, so that once in power, he can release a memo, using the official letter had, and applied legitimacy of the doj, to say that we're election regularity's in georgia, as well as a number of other states, and you authorized a legislature to call itself into session for, to throw biden's victory. had that plan succeeded, it would have cost a full blown constitutional crisis. i mean, it's really hard to overstate the damage that would be done to our democracy, for the attorney general, department of justice, to falsely claim there was election fraud, and say, hey, georgia you should know. you guys should call special election, because we just can't say what happened. calling for legislators to go rogue

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giuliani is an important witness to the conspiracy to overthrow the government, and he remains under subpoena if he refuses to comply with the committee, the committee will consider all enforcement options. >> seth: hey, committee, i don't know how any of this works, but can you stop waiting until people don't show up before you start considering what their punishment will be why can't you just say, before they don't show up, "either be here at the appointed time, or you're going to jail and bad news, they don't have jumpsuits in your size, because that's not a size" [ light laughter ] it's worth remembering, this guy was the president's personal attorney look, i don't want to put words in his mouth, but i'm starting to think that people who work for trump might be, and perhaps this is harsh, f-ing losers. >> the president is ranting at the room he's using a lot of, you know, foul language. you know, "you all are f-ing losers." >> seth: so that's the former secretary of defense, mark esper you'd be forgiven for not recognizing him, since trump cycled through more defense secretaries

rudy giuliani backed out of an interview. what could be the committee's next steps for, let's call them these no shows. ? >> in the case of the lawmakers, the next step would be issuing subpoenas, and thus far the committee has been loathe to do that. i would be surprised if they went ahead and subpoenaed other members in the house of representatives, but i've been surprised before at the comfort level this committee has taking aggressive steps. in the case of giuliani, the next up is simple. that is, either try to work out some sort of deal with the guy who backed out of a deal at the very last moment. or to make a contempt referral. giuliani seems to be inviting a contempt referral with the way he's handled this negotiation. the fact that they've gone on for as long as they have. the committee, by all appearances, seems to have try to accommodate some of his requests, including agreeing not to ask questions or demand answers on certain topics. that strikes me as a meaningful accommodation. giuliani is demanding that he be a

yeah, and it would have called attention to what giuliani was doing in a different way. so it was self-protective, but i was struck in reading your account of that meeting and and in general the ordeals that that followed on from that. you know, you describe yourself as a rule follower it was. it seems to me like, you know that there is a sort of gendered element to this that you really like it took you a while to fight your way back to righteous anger. and if anybody was entitled to righteous anger it was you but that you you know this mix of like have identity wrong. are they going to ruin me? fear fear? and i i think explaining to people a little bit about the the fear that you felt in that moment when powerful people and forces that you don't understand including the president are out to get you. a part that seemed like you and i might understand it in the former soviet union or in russia. but that's been so kind of revelatory to me to understand that that trump used fear to take over the republican party in a large swath of washington. yeah. yeah, well, you know jus

that something not right was going on between trump and giuliani. i think many people felt that actually your firing was the moment at which the iceberg burst into view. it's a big part of the story. you didn't know many of these elements at the time. >> no, it was happening around me. >> the other thing and this conversation in your book for me because we are talking about lessons from the edge. >> i can shamelessly slidefor . a very powerful read and one of the things in your book and your testimony is you bring this i think you call it on cynical outrage about what happened to american democracy and to our system of government. this isn't how things are supposed to work. it's actually shocking that the president of the united states would smear and fire and ambassador who did nothing wrong. >> are you still able to beon cynical? the american system on paper does it still look as strong to you after all this ? >> as we know this was only the first impeachment for the classic as we call, original coke. so not to make light of a very serious issue p

testimony, hugo, you don't have to weigh in on giuliani's parade, and the misadventures if you don't want but tell us about the committee and how significant his testimony appears to be. >> giuliani, i mean, seven hours, he talked to the committee, i mean that is not a short deposition. a fifth amendment, that deposition will be about one hour or two hours. giuliani on the other hand has a lot to say, and in the reporting on the negotiations, his lawyer was having with the select committee in terms of his appearance, it was all about, does he appear via a subpoena, does he think the select committee is legitimate and talk about matters with trump, and the final agreement, as far as i understand it is, he was not going to talk about matters cover bid executive privilege, so that precludes trump, but includes everything else. and republican members of congress, and what he was dealing with, other operatives in trump's circle, those are not covered by executive privilege and should be considered fair game and that was expansive. >> and certainly watching what he had to say. and you have

that guy, the fringe rando who got rudy giuliani a audience with the republican legislatures, to try to convince the pennsylvania legislature to overturn the election, when that didn't work, try to pressure the justice department step in and overturn the election, when that didn't work best people to keep the capital on january 6th, marched on the capitol. that guy is now the republican governor nominee for governor of pennsylvania, the fifth most populous state in the union, and it wasn't close. doug mastriano won last night by almost 25 points. and of course, his victory has almost all kinds of implications over what it says with the republican party in pennsylvania, and nationally, and the potency of the stop the steal movement. but it also has very practical, very frightening implications for the 2024 presidential elections. if doug mastriano to win the general election in, becomes pennsylvania's governor, he will have the power to appoint the secretary of state who oversees the states elections. he has said for months that he knows who he would appoint, but he won't say who it i

giuliani, on behalf of mr. trump. so they do see that the trump campaign as directly behind organizing all these different slates of electors in different states. each state has a different law and some might a law this and might be legal and others might not be and that's one thing that i believe the justice department is looking at right now because if people did sign false statements that were sent to the national archives in violation of their state laws and that they or whoever put them up to it could be in legal jeopardy and it is a serious matter and i'm not sure how much giuliani told the committee under oath or how often he invoked his privilege in that regard and i do know it is a focus of the committee's questions. >> one question i had was whether or not the committee was trying to stitch together the big gaps in the call logs and we all know rudy giuliani butt dials reporters. >> i would think his phone records would be of more interest to the committee than whatever babble he produced for hours on friday

and you get a shot at reuben giuliani, former president's lawyer sitting for nine hours to. testimony angry advocates after xia judges ruling that keeps that silence ukraine coming into this country. plus, as would one loved ones began funerals for the victims of the buffalo shooting, a moment of silence. this hour, when we got to the deadly rampage. and we are following the damage on the debt left behind by a michigan tornado, that is all coming up. we do want to start that with that breaking news from parents that are struggling to find baby formula. right now, more than 1 million palates have been loaded onto military jets to be float across the atlantic. while we look at the scene here, earlier this morning as you see pilots there being floated, more formula also being split scheduled to fly out of switzerland as well. and a short time ago, have a around the world in south korea president signing legislation into law giving the federal government more control over industrial production during i'm urgencies like this one. joining me now is nbc's steve patterson, and docto

giuliani, you have your thumb over the camera." "no, that's just my face it looks like a thumb with eyes drawn on it. [ laughter ] let's not forget, rudy once butt dialed a reporter, left a voice mail for the wrong senator, and has repeatedly shown off evidence implicating himself in trump's crimes on his various devices during tv interviews >> it's all here, right here the first call from the state department here's curt saying, "great, i'll tell euromach and he'll visit with you there thanks." "mr. mayor, how was your meeting with andre do you have time for a call? best, curt." they're all over me. you know, asking me to do it i was happy to do it >> seth: the feds didn't need to knock down his door. they just had to watch fox news. "hey, can we get one of our forensics guys to zoom in? yeah, no there it is. [ laughter ] honestly, i'm just shocked rudy was able to make it to an apple store without confusing it for a fruit stand. "i'll take that yellow phone right there. boss, i got big news we won on a peel also, boss, i've got s

back and forth with giuliani. and trying to negotiate with him, setting the parameters, but it was revealed, this evening, that he actually had reached some sort of agreement with the committee. for a transcribed interview and not a deposition, even though he is under subpoena. as it turned out, all this fell apart. because giuliani wanted the entire thing to be videotaped, which was of course something that the committee would never agree to. so, the committee, in a statement tonight, the attempt contempt is actually on the table for giuliani. you will have to wait and see what happens. and since they have been holding contempt proceedings against witnesses who have, for all intents and purposes, not cooperated with the investigation. >> so, giuliani wanted to show, they said no and we are back to ground zero. all right, we will leave it there, thank you also much for starting us off this evening. barb mcquade, carlos curbelo and nicholas wu, thank you. coming up, exclusive reporting on how u.s. intelligence help

of congress zoom giuliani was talking to around january 6th. >> giuliani in the, bag you've got nine hours of testimony for him. we're looking ahead to the public face of this entire investigation. there are new revelations. we knew the text exchanges between ginni thomas and meadows. now, there are these revelations from the washington post about these emails sent by ginni thomas, to overturn the election. of joe biden. the rightful election of joe biden in favor of the former president. -- congresswoman lofgren, and i asked her specifically if she felt at that time it was imperative that they called johnny thomas and for testimony. i wanna play for you her response. then i'll have you react. >> i think this is been hyped quite a bit out in the press. she had we know text messages have been put in the public arena. she was part of a group that was far down the conspiratorial rabbit hole. that doesn't make her the most important witness by any means. and so, we will pursue testimony from people who give us more information to get to the truth. it may include her. but she is far from

former president trump's personal attorney, rudy giuliani will not appear before the house january 6 committee has scheduled. that was supposed to happen today. he was to testify virtually but yesterday he asked that the appearance p tapes. the committee rejected that request. he does remain under subpoena. the committee spokesman says giuliani is an important witness to what he calls a conspiracy to overthrow the government. giuliani has been negotiating over what parts of his testimony might fall under executive privilege. >> more states are allowing fentanyl test strips to be used as a tool to try to help prevent overdoses. and as we know, there has been an increase in fentanyl overdose deaths across the country and here in the bay area to put this a crisis you're inside. the good hop are in oakland, california. customers can find these test kits inside of the bathrooms. owner melissa meyer says anyone thinking about using drugs can use them being able to to offer them a check to keep them alive. it's a kind of a no-brainer. the use of fentanyl test strips continues to grow around

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the request rudy giuliani made that got denied. >>> the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith, back in 60 seconds >>> well the escaped alabama >>> the escaped alabama murder suspect and the guard accused of helping him get away were jailhouse lovers that's new from a local sheriff and a quote from him the two have been on the run for a full week, and there's a new development -- cops say they found the getaway car. the sheriff and lauderdale county, alabama, says it's been in an impound lot in tennessee since last friday, the day they went missing >> they found the car before they knew they were gone you know, the tow driver towed it friday afternoon. i'm sure that he probably saw some of the coverage that you guys have provided us, saw the description of the car, and then probably a light went off and said, hey, i think i remember towing that car. went out and found it. >> the sheriff says they're essentially back to square one in the search for inmate casey white and the now-fired corrections officer. this is the suv that the sheriff says they were driving he says they ditch

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. >> i'm rudy giuliani. if you wanna have a really nice conversation or a birthday greeting, or just talk golf, go to the link below. >> stephen: (as rudy) "we can talk about anything! even about how those who actively seek to destroy their own country face no consequences, and can relax on a golf course, looking like a happy little potato in culottes, hawking birthday greetings for merlot money! click below!" ( cheers and applause ) because, seriously, what is that look? he's like a grandpa dressed up as a kid dressed up as a grandpa. ( applause ) i don't-- i don't-- what is happening down here? what is happening down here? i don't know if he's wearing shorts or longs. it's like an adult diaper and a pair of khakis had a secret baby they hid in the attic. it's like he grabbed some dockers, and when they saw who was wearing them, they took their own life before they hit the ankles. he looks like-- he looks like the new geriatric member of blink 182. we've got a great show for you. chris o'donnell is here, an

rudy giuliani testified to the committee yesterday. a source told nbc interview that it lasted overnight hours. new details emerging of ginni thomas's efforts to overturn the election. the washington post reports that the wife of the supreme court justice, clarence thomas, urged arizona lawmakers to overturn the election. one responded that her plan had no basis in the constitution, writing, quote, i voted for president trump and work hard to reelect him. but i cannot and will not entertain a suggestion that we violate current law to change the outcome of a certified election. meanwhile, the january six committee requesting a sit down with another republican member of congress. the committee told a georgia representative, barry loudermilk, that evidence directly contradict his claim that no one gave tours of the capitol. this all points to a pro gop. the governor's race confirmed it. the candidate -- 44% of the pennsylvania gop chose the mastriano as their next governor. he even said received a subpoena from the general six committee.

nbc news confirms the giuliani testify virtually for approximately nine hours. his appearance followed months of back and forth negotiation with the committee. the former mayor was heavily involved in several efforts by the trump campaign to overturn the results of the 2020 election. those efforts included overseeing the fake electors plot in seven states, as well as attempts to seize voting machines. as to why giuliani testified, when many other trump's inner circle have not, we do not know. but we should note, giuliani is currently under federal investigation for potentially breaking foreign lobbying lies when he orchestrated a campaign to ask the u.s. ambassador to ukraine and tried to dig up dirt on joe biden ahead at the 2020 election. we will be right back. will be right back. g sensation. what is this nightmare? it's how some people describe... shingles. a painful, blistering rash that could interrupt your life for weeks. forget social events and weekend getaways. if you've had chickenpox, the virus that causes shingles is already inside of you. if you're

we have the latest on giuliani's hours with the january six committee. and to the panel could call next. i am michael, steele in for jonathan kaye part. and this is the sunday show. this sunday, we are counting down the tuesday primary elections. as republicans continue to fight for control of congress and dems fight for democracy. polls will close for georgia, alabama and arkansas as primary races this used it as well as polls in texas primary runoff election. early voting in georgia close friday, with a record of over 100,000 votes 212% increase from 2020. despite the states new voting restrictions. it is shaping up to be a tough battleground for donald trump. he denies that it's going up under the purdue, histories for governor and fellow election denier, but purdue is trailing far behind incumbent brian kemp in the latest polls. that could set up a fall rematch between camp and stacey abrams, a flashback of 2018's closely contested race. meanwhile, moscow republicans, many of whom denied the 2020 election results, continue to battle for seats. so far

>> giuliani pulling a stunt! i am shocked, amen. >> yeah, exactly [laughs] >> giuliani will make himself available for any number of network interviews but he can't come before the committee. i think they should hold him in contempt. i think that would receive favorable consideration from the house, and it should be referred to the doj. some people might ask, is it a harmless request on his part? she recorded? he did not request the committee to record this particular interview. he wanted to record it himself. what he would've done with that recording is obviously anyone's death. he could've played it at a contest. he could've even manipulated it, we don't know. it was a transcribed interview, it would've provided ample information. and context for what would have happened during that interview. >> i want to ask you about just the public perception of these hearings for a moment. the january 6th committee expected to start these hearings, the public ones, next month. are you, and perhaps the democrats, or any of

and the equally infamous hair dye presser in which rudy giuliani appeared to be melting. but they were losing court case after court case in they're tempt to get joe biden's victory overturned in various swing states. failing in court, they tried to get republican state legislate torious overturn the election results instead. but the republican leaders this would not play ball. but in pennsylvania, they did find one guy who would help them. a first-term republican state senator with overturning joe biden's win in pennsylvania. if the republican leaders in the legislature wouldn't help trump, he. >> would and he got an all-republican committee to hold a sort of fake hearing and couldn't do it at state capital itself and got together at the wyndham hotel in getysburg and invited rudy giuliani and supposed witnesses to voter fraud to give a presentation about how the election in pennsylvania was rigged. that would convince the state legislature to overturn the results. surely. and this was a special guest, too. >> one additional witness. of. >> please. >> i would say mr. pre

well, whether giuliani will comply with the subpoena remains to be seen. but we'll see how it all unfolds as the committee is set to hold public hearings next month, starting on june the 9th. they're probably going to be, some of them, in primetime, you might want to set your -- whatever it is you, do set your place to watch. the panels investigation has already shed a lot of light on the plot to overturn the 2020 election results. but, to this day, we are continuing to see the far reach of the ex presidents big lie. it's an effect that goes far deeper the national politics, it's permeated local and state politics, as you, know as well. now, in most of the 50 states, the secretary of state holds the ultimate responsibility for conducting elections and upholding electoral laws. they're basically the chief elections officer in the state. it's one of the most important jobs you can run for in state government. right, now there are at least 22 candidates in 17 states who deny that joe biden won the 2020 election, who are running for secretary of state. that's

nbc news confirms the giuliani testify virtually for approximately ten hours. his appearance followed months of back and forth negotiation with the committee. the former mayor was heavily involved in several efforts by the trump campaign to overturn the results of the 2020 election. there was an and effort that included overseeing the fake electors plot in seven states. as well as attempts to cease seize voting machines. as to why giuliani testified, when many other trump's inner circle have not, we do not know. but we should note, giuliani is currently under federal investigation for potentially breaking foreign lobbying lies when he orchestrated -- and tried to dig up dirt of joe biden ahead the 2020 election. we will be right back. we will be right back. me? i kind of don't like it. i kind of don't like it either. i just want you to have everything. everything that you want in life. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ like pulsing, electric shocks, sharp, stabbing pains, or an intense burning sensation. what is this nightmare? it's how some people describe... shingles. a p

he was supposed to take part in an interview but a spokesman for the panel said giuliani is now refusing to participate unless he is permitted to record the interview. >>> now to the contentious debate over abortion rights. democrats are pledging to take swift action on the issue after a leaked draft opinion showed the supreme court could overturn roe versus wade. it comes as louisiana lawmakers advance a bill allowing homicide charges for abortions. this morning, states racing to adopt new abortion laws in preparation for the possible end of roe versus wade. >> i strongly urge the supreme court to get that decision out this week, don't wait around. >> reporter: texas already has a full ban on the books set to take effect 30 days after the ruling is overturned while in louisiana lawmakers are pushing ahead with a new bill set to classify abortion as homicide starting at the moment of fertilization. the law opening the door for both the mother and the person performing the procedure to face charges. but in connecticut the governor signing a bill protecting women who come from out of state

what would you do with rudy giuliani? would i trust him? no. would he be my star witness against anybody else? absolutely not. the hope would be let him talk. he says whatever is on his mind. maybe he'll say something interesting, maybe give them a lead. in the view of the committee, why not let him say what he has to say and see if there's anything useful there. no, i don't trust him at all. >>> former mark meadows aid cassidy hutchinson met for the third time with the select committee. i'm told she covered new ground during her deposition. she believes she's being forced to testify because her former boss, mark met does, refuses to comply with a subpoena to appear. we're told she may be part of these public hearings that are expected later on in the summer. she's a very important witness in all this, isn't she? >> yeah, yim. this is a really important development. i think the name cassidy hutchinson is one of several names that maybe aren't household names at this point. but we'll get to know quite well as the hearings approach. a lot of the

i looked at the transcript, i was angry with the president because he lumped me in with rudy giuliani. the present is typical imprecise way of talking was like yeah i want you to cooperate with the durum investigations you can work with bill barr on that. i want you to investigate biden, that has to be looked at and you should talk to giuliani and the attorney general about that. we were not investigating biden at that point, joe biden we did not investigating while i was attorney general. but ibu was angry because he lumped me in together with rudy giuliani it was not the time i am rebooting an assignment he was up to in europe. but, what i was focused on this evidence of crime they were claiming he was soliciting a political contribution is actually there were trying to bend p the law that is what politics is about enemy prosecutors trying to bend the law to prosecute their political opponents. and i didn't think there was. and then congress moved very sharply to impeach him basically overtook anything the department would be doing. it is very interesting, my read of the situation w

every word rudy giuliani said can be used against him like the fifth amendment warning. it's possible he took the fifth to some questions but no way he was in there for nine hours ask did nothing but take the fifth for nine hours. it's certain he did answer some of the questions. >> mark, look, rudy giuliani was a ringleader in the push to overturn the election. he pushed crazy conspiracy theories like? >> you're actually seriously going to want me to take seriously the secretary of state of michigan when michigan -- when the secretary of the state of michigan never bothered to find out the votes in her state were being counted in germany by a venezuela company? >> i mean, mark, he told so many lies about the election. so why should anyone think he's telling the truth now? >> well, they shouldn't. to your point, he's the lead conspirator on the big lie and was cleared that he did everything in his power, simply, to just throw anything against the wall that they hoped would stick. and what's remarkable is how much they threw against the wall and how little stuck, literall

so they sued oan and rudy giuliani for defamation. that 30 second statement oan broadcast yesterday was response to that lawsuit which was settled last month. that is why after months and months of lies we now have oan openly admitting their initial reporting and i use reporting in the loosest of senses, was false. that, quote, georgia officials have concluded that there was no widespread voter fraud. ruby freeman and shea moss did not engage in ballot fraud or criminal misconduct. their words. that doesn't undo the months of harassment those two women faced it's one small step to correct the record on one of the loudest propaganda networks and another reminder that right now legal action seems to be the only successful way of pushing back against the election conspiracies and misinformation spread by some on the far right. that does it for us tonight. see my show on demand on peacock and on sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on msnbc. "way too early" with jonathan lemire is coming up next. ♪♪ >> do you take any responsibility

because the president lumped me in with rudy giuliani. now the president and his typical imprecise and discursive way of talking we're saying, you know, yeah, i want you to do, you know, i want you to cooperate with the durham investigations. he can work with bill barr on that. i want you to investigate, you know biden that has to be looked at and you should talk to giuliani and the attorney general about that. we were not investigating biden at that point. joe biden and we didn't investigate him while i was attorney general. but i was angry because he lumped me in together with rudy giuliani, but you know, i didn't raise it was not the time lump me in as if i'm sort of doing this sort of freebooting assignment that he was up to and europe but what i was focused on was was there was this evidence of a crime because they were claiming that he was soliciting a political contribution. essentially they were trying to bend the law. that's what the politics is about now mainly prosecutors trying to bend the law to prosecute their political oppo