that's not what i want, ari. let me be clear. i do not want that. >> well, you wrote it in a court filing and just said it on air, sir, so it sounds like what you want. let me play what you said about dr. fauci. i'm going play this for your response. take a listen to what you threatened dr. fauci. >> what's that? >> here's your future, tony. republicans are going to sweep and take the house back from nancy pelosi, and as soon as that happens you're going to sit your [ bleep ] down in a chair in congress and confess to creating the virus that's killed almost a million americans now. we're going to fit you for an orange jump suit, tony. you can count on that. >> so, this is your agenda. >> but that's a separate issue from this issue here, ari. >> is it? because you're pledging abuse. i'm not conflating anything. it has nothing to do with what you're doing here. the issue, the only common denominator here -- i just abhor this now. it's the weaponization of the investigate story powers of congress for partisan and both parties are gu

"the beat" with ari melber starts right now. hi, ari. >> hi, nicole. welcome to "the beat." we start with the new january 6th evidence that's send out shock waves and it's out from the committee right now. trump committee lawyer eric hirschmann, he's maga, you may have seen his name pop up in the hearings, but this is new tonight talking about his discussions with the lawyer at the center of the plotting, john eastman. one day after, january 7th, eastman was still talk at trying the get some way to overthrow then president-elect biden's incoming administration, preserving information out of georgia. this is the new testimony. >> eastman -- i don't remember why he called me, or he texted me or called me, wanted to talk with me, and he said he couldn't reach others. and he started to ask me about something dealing with georgia, preserving something potentially for appeal. and i said to him, are you out of your eff'ing find? i said, i only want to hear two words coming out of your mouth from now on -- orderly transition. i said i don't want to hear any other eff'ing words come

>> well, spot on, ari. not only were they slave owners and slave holders but women were treated like cattle and you had to be a land owner. even low-wage or share-cropping white people were not considered and of course white women couldn't vote. so, they are relying on white heterosexual, wealthy men. that -- that history -- to determine what ought to happen in 2022 to women's lives. and i mean, it -- it is really -- they really struggled to create a legal argument and i call it just legal nihilism. you know, um, if i can invent that term for you tonight. >> yeah, you can. >> and in terms of these enumerated rights that we have all relied upon, i mean, i -- you know, as far as i'm concerned, we probably celebrated our last pride month, um, you know, people can get arrested for fornicating, no telling what will become of these laws. so now that we cannot rely on any of these enumerated rights that we thought we had under this decision. their -- their decision to -- they didn't even stick with the case. they

"the beat with ari melber" begins right now. hey, ari. >> hey, good to see you. i'm ari melber. we have new evidence of the conspiracy to storm the capitol. >>> also tonight, a hit dog will holler. trump speaking out about how his own family is testifying against him, making him look terrible. >>> and tonight as we end the week, i'm going to show you my worst smoking gun evidence. it's the worst on trump this week. we've been going through this together. you've probably watched the hearings as we have and we've done our live reactions, but tonight a little later, i'm going to walk through what i think is the most damning thing we learned this week. stay with us for that if you're interested, but there was an investigation about how the proud boys' violence was more methodical. this is new from a "new york times" investigation out today. >> recruits are told to meet at the washington monument the morning of the 6th. many worked as teams. like this group in tactical gear. within two minutes of biggs' arrival, they are all at that entrance. a fellow member tells the group to push i

i am ari melber. today the new york times broke ground in the collective understanding of what happened on january 6th. the proud boys paramilitary group were part of that crowd storming the capital capitol that day and all trump had shouted them out before the election. but the way these groups achieved the grave, remarkable act of reaching the capitol during that non long scheduled national security event, that's not been fully accounted for. that's all you're going to get into right now. because this was, of course, one of the only days of the year that both houses of congress have all their members gathered, along with the vice president. many people tend to bring their families as well for that swearing in ceremony. and yet they got in, the very first january 6th hearing broke the news that prior to trump's rally at the lips that day, those proud boys were actually casing the joint. >> just to be aware, to be advised, is probably about [inaudible] proud boys, marching eastbound and it's 400 block

i'm a big fan, ari, of you guys over there and rachel. i was ironically, i was on a cruise ship doing a television show the whole four years trump was in office, and when he got voted in, so the only way that i got news was from you guys, you know, so i watched the whole. arc. >> as the loam island guys used to say, i'm on a boat. >> right. >> geez. >> exactly, exactly. >> but, you know, my perspective as well, man. >> let me -- you're very kind to say that. shout-out to rachel and we're all fans of michael. michael and i grew up on "in living color," pie know, a social commentry, goofiness. >> yes. >> and if you know michael steele there's a lot of times that he just looks at what's going on in politics we don't play that. >> that's it. >> let's take a look at some highlights. ♪♪ >> welcome to the home boys shopping network. >> former presidential candidate mr. ross perot. >> apparently some folks got upset when i referred to african-americans as ye people. >> jennifer lopez. >> mr. williams, is this your attorney? >> no, he's just h

pete, sahil, peter, ari, thank you very much. >>> and be sure to watch ari every night because, like last night, he's always right on top of everything, making news right here on "the beat" on msnbc, 6:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> president biden today tying rising prices to the war in ukraine. now, after exactly 100 days, what is happening on the ground? and the big concern we're hearing from ukraine's first lady. but first a reality check, one of the nation's top ceo's an economic hurricane is coming our way. how much worse could it really get? that's next. at's next. moderate a still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one pill, once a day, that's effective without topical steroids. many taking rinvoq saw clear or almost-clear skin while some saw up to 100% clear skin. plus, they felt fast itch relief some as early as 1 week. that's rinvoq relief. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infection

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thanks for being here. >> hey, ari, how are you? >> i'm good, this was very painstaking work, and told in a very gripping manner about something that matters. as i mentioned, this video, and the videos we've seen, the testimony we've seen in the hearings, have clearly put pressure on donald trump, his defense sounds different. given the import here, if he could, walk us through how you did this, and anything else you think is important, journalistically, people should know from your investigation? >> sure. so, we start with the fact that for 18 months, it's been very clear that the proud boys played a central role in what happened on january 6th. the first conspiracy charges against the proud boys were brought in late january, you know, within weeks of the attack itself. and since that time, there's been a steady drumbeat of indictments rolled out, culminating, this month, with seditious conspiracy indictment against five members of the group, including its former leader, enrique tarrio, and, you know, for other, you know, top lieut

"the beat" with ari melber starts right now. aloha. >> good to see you, sir. i want to welcome everyone to "the beat," i'm ari melber, and we have new details on what the republican operatives are doing in the midterms and beyond. reports that they're recruiting an army to target precinct by precinct how elections work in this country, when you think about the ongoing effort to overthrow the last one, well, this is news you want to know about. politico reports there are tapes, video recordings of republicans meeting with grass roots activists to do something that cuts against how elections are supposed to work here. they're supposed to be nonpartisan at the machinery side. the plan, however, is to install these partisan and party trained volunteers who can challenge voters at places where democrats tend to vote, what they call democratic majority polling places and connect those workers to lawyers, and have a network of party friendly district attorneys. now, if you take them at their word, those attorneys are supposed to be nonpartisan prosecutors who decide

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ok, we will get a for ari and get a for ari feeling. -- for ari -- for ari -- f errari with that feeling. are we going to get a car that is self-driving? >> no, no, no, no. no one will pay without the pleasure of driving. this is fundamental. we will not go to four or five simply because we want the center to enjoy the driving experience. this is key. the value of the men, the human at the center, is fundamental. we use the technologies in a way that humanizes. we have a sensor, a processor in the car? yes. they both service the driving emotions of the driver and how they want to start -- drive the car. >> speaking of processors, you brought other executives over with you. how difficult is it going to be? i know you have caused covered, but what about the supply chain in the chips, how quickly can you do it? >> a little bit. there are others i brought into the company who have a lot of experience with ferrari before we even arrived on the soft that's unique. this is an important thing on the first day when i start to work with them and bring the net work here at this high level of confid

we'll see ari in a moment. on yesterday. the very same die the indictment unsealed today was handed out by a federal grand jury. >> waging this legal battle not to talk to the committee. not to talk to potentially doj, although you said, tbd. risking going potentially to jail, not to talk to them, but you're out here talking in public. you do realize these investigators can hear you when you talk on tv? >> we're talking about now, ari, the case law itself, and the constitutionality of executive privilege, testimony and immunity. second key issue in the case is the separation of powers. this committee, this kangaroo committee, is clearly violated the separation of powers. they're not supposed to act as judge, jury and executioner. they're only supposed to pursue a legislative function. >> we are keeping an eye on the federal courthouse down in washington, d.c. where navarro is currently before a judge. that hearing expected to wrap up any minute now and if he walks through those doors and has something to say we'll bring thos

we were here last night, ari, digesting this. but we've had a bit of time to sort of go back through -- what is your sort of take away today with a little bit of perspective on what we saw last night. >> what you walked through their is critical. because this is ultimately about violence in overthrowing the government. not what technical statutes say. and the violence you just ended with was striking -- it's not about partisanship or how high-ranking you are. it's simply about the fact that donald trump, according to people around him, contemporaneous evidence, supported violence and wanted people killed. as you said, that's the testimony. he cannot tweet, i guess, is the opposite of tweeting, would he post now, saying bill barr sucks -- that sort of his rebuttal, telling that he is more concerned about, again, family dynamics than bill barr, then the largely -- allegation that he was directly staging a coup and rooting for violence. the other thing i found came through last night and i think you made a very important point that

i'm ari melber, and this is it. this is been over a year of investigating. interviews with over 1,000 witnesses. congress got over 140,000 documents. the january 6th committee promises tonight's hearing will have bombshell new evidence and they've scheduled accordingly. this is the first primetime public hearing that they've held, and really the first primetime hearing any congress has held in years. it's hours away. it will reach millions more people than the traditional daily news because we know many networks well outside the cable news networks are taking this live tonight. so it will reach people who are trying to get law and orderle they're going get this version of how law and order fell apart at the at the end of the trump era. the committee says donald trump was at the center of an effort to overturn the results of the election. tonight it will play for the first time ever just a few highlights of the many interviews it's done, including what we now know as video taped interviews with kushner and ivanka. we will also hear from the first capital poli

>> 100%, ari. this is not a difficult decision. i mean, yes, vice president pence did bare minimum in avoiding a legal coup back on january 6th, but he has been relatively silent and said virtually nothing since, and i think that's why the virtual hearings were so effective. even though pence was the missing guy in the room, you had his chief lawyer saying here's what he we told pence and what he believed, that all of this stuff was garbage, legal garbage. they knew it was. it was fundamentally against the structure of the constitution to have one person pick the next president, and you know, pence has been silent ever since. i have been saying this for months -- i do not know why this committee hasn't subpoenaed him. he is the key person here, and it's great that we have all this people around him, including judge luttig who filled in the details on what information pence had when he made his decision, but there's no substitute for hearing from pence himself. so i think he's got to do it. i am shocked that vice president pence has

but for now our breaking news continues on "the beat" with ari melber who will also be back in two hours. >> i want to welcome everyone to "the beat" and the blockbuster. today's hearing show the grave and extreme danger then vice president faced on january 6th. >> nothing but a traitor, and he deserves to with the rest of them. >> mike pence is not going to

thanks, ari. >> peace.

ari, you think you would see this day and what is your reaction? >> for 50 years, conservatives and the pro life community had to live with a ruling that she disagreed with. now the shoe is on the other foot. that's the way our system works. the system does work. these things happen because of the sovereignty of the people. the people elected the president and the president made the appointments. and nancy pelosi says if you don't like it, turn out in november. let them try, this is the way our system works. it's the proper rule, it's an accurate ruling and the right ruling. it should be left up to the people of the states. our system had a good day today. it all works. >> martha: jessica, when i listen to the people in the crowd there and when i listen to other people that reacted to this since the leak of this document, you hear a lot of people say i can't believe the justices just wake up one morning and decide to overturn roe v. wade, which has been the law of the land for 50 years. that's not how it works. a case came before the court. it was

let's bring in msnbc chief legal correspondent and the host of msnbc "the beat," ari melber and tali weinstein. good morning to you. tali, i'll start with you sitting here with me. what do you expect to hear from cassidy hutchinson today. we've heard from her in taped testimony earlier. listing by name members of congress who asked for pardons she said. she had close for mark meadows and in the room for so much of the discussion in the oval office before leading up to and on january 6. >> well, willie, i expect her to tell us something new. you know, this is what like a trial and just like you never want to tell a jury as a prosecutor that you're going to tell them something really interesting and important and then not deliver, i expect that all of this will not have happened, this emergency hearing unless she had something different to say. but the clues as you said are there. and in what we know about her. that she was around really interesting people. she was around meadows. she was around trump on january 6 and in the days around. and that she also knows a lot about meadows' con

>> this is aries. >> i love it. my moon is in aries. so i knew the vibes were right. fans and reporters rallying behind their favorite pooches. oh, yes. oh, yes. are you technically allowed to have a favorite? >> i am -- i do not have a favorite, my friend. we've got fabulous dogs that are coming forward, and i can't wait to see who's best in show tonight. >> i tried. this year's show at the beautiful lyndhurst estate in tarrytown, new york, about an hour from its usual home of madison square garden. and for the first time in years, fans are back in the stands. what does it mean to you to have fans back in the stands? >> oh, well, you've seen it outside. these crowds are electrified. they're excited to see. again, we have 600 more dogs than we've had before. we have thousands more spectators. everybody's got their favorite, except me of course. >> dogs coming from all over the world to be here. when dante first came into your life, he didn't speak english? >> no. dante did not speak english when i got him. he flew over from hungary. he was born in france. i started go

"the beat" with ari melber starts right now. >> i'll see uh-uh soon. i only have an insignificant question. between now and then, are you focusing on coffee or food? >> i'm going to have dinner with my family, so that would be curtain number two, food. >> food and coffee both necessary. >> great, great. >> i know where you are, so i know where to find you. i'll see you soon. thank you as always. our top story the damning testimony at today's second january 6th hearing. much of it led with highlights by trump attorney general bill barr. >> i was somewhat demoralized, because i thought, boy, if he really believes this stuff, he has lost contact with -- with -- he's become detached from reality. and when i went into this and would, you know, tell him how crazy some of these allegations were -- there was never -- there was never an indication of interest in what the actual facts were. i saw absolutely zero basis for the allegations. i told him it was -- it was crazy stuff. completely bogus and silly and usually based on complete misinformation. they were i

msnbc's starts right now with ari melber. who is just sitting right here. good evening, ari. >> yeah, great to see, you chris. and thanks to everyone at home for joining us. the investigation into january 6th is yielding information most people did not know about january 6th. like, how long before this capital capitol was attacked and before president trump even spoke that day, which was how some viewed how that day was going to be about in time for speech, and a protest. before all of that, these proud boys, the white nationalist paramilitary group that trump shouted out to join the debate. they were already in those early hours, doing more than preparing for a speech that day. they had a specific operational plan that morning. and a filmmaker embedded with them saw that and recorded it. as we begin this hour of msnbc tonight, and we dig into what's important on what transpired the week and during all the buildup to the january 6th hearings reaching this investigative findings stage, it's important to listen to what that star witness then embedded filmmake

thank you very much, ari. have a great evening. good evening, everyone. we begin "the reidout" tonight with the concept of safe spaces which the merriam webster dictionary describes as a place intended to be free of bias, conflict, criticism or potentially threatening actions, ideas or conversations. like safe spaces for sexual assault survivors, transgender, et cetera, but for the idea on the right

but you know, i would take ari's point and expand it even further. i think that the leftor isn't just depressed about america. they're, depressed about t the state of the worldld and eza klein, the new york times columnist recently said that the questione he gets the most when he goes out and speaks to people or solicits questions from his readership is should i still have children given the state of climate change in the world which you couldch laugh at except it's so depressing. there are people who truly have bought into his religiont that says that we are on the cusp of a truly disaster to the point that we saw abortion spike in twenty twenty during the pandemic to an unprecedented degree. you see this all leading up to this point where joe biden is becoming the most malaise focused president that we've seen since jimmy carter. it's truly a depressing circumstancece and i just hope that these folks don't go crazy when november comes around and they are and their whole approach to the way that they view the world is rebutted by the voters now are

amy: ari drennen, who are the libsoftiktok? >> thank you. it is a little confusing it is not been tiktok account. they were shut down a long time ago. the twitter account that has over the course of the year sort of escalated its attack on lgbtq teachers and has more recently moved into highlighting events featuring drag queens with the allegation, you know, one thread they posted, these events and to "confuse, corrupt, or sexualized kids." amy: talk about how the role of the libsoftiktok, how they talk about lgbtq+ people, what are some of the more troubling things you have found, and this wave of attacks, either the actual violent attacks for attacks in the making because coeur d'alene did not actually play outcome as well as legislation across the country. >> unfortunately, libs of tiktok has a huge reach. it gets even larger when you consider who they are influencing most of we at media matters have tracked how content motivated by libs of tiktok is often ended up on fox news where the basically used it as a wire service. the podcaster j

"the beat with ari melber" starts right now. >>> thank you, nicolle. i'm ari melber. new video evidence showing even more advanced planning for the insurrection including this moment before trump fans stormed the capitol. >> it has begun. here at the washington monument, washington, d.c. say hello to facebook. >> hey, what's going on, man. >> this is our fearless leader. >> check out my flag i made, guys. can you see it? >> there you go. >> for a certain person. >> that's for somebody special. somebody special. >> just a sampling of the menacing mood. it continued on with blatant threats against lawmakers, all as the insurrection was about to begin. >> there's no escape, pelosi, schumer, nadler. we're coming for you. we're coming in like white on rice for pelosi, nadler, schumer, even you, aoc. we're coming to take you out. we'll pull you out by your hairs. how about that, pelosi? might as well make yourself another appointment. when i get done with you, you're going to need a shine up on top of that bald head. >> and that's not just another trump fan recording their

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welcome. >> thanks, ari. i really appreciate that opening. >> well, we appreciate -- i don't think -- i think i can -- i'm always careful who i'm speaking for. there's evidence a lot of people appreciate your work, and your essay walks through so much there. given that setup, why don't you tell us what was important to you to convey? because as we always say, people of good will, people who are trying to do things right may disagree on issues and yet what you document is a deeper problem in the court's very legitimacy right now. >> i think what we see in this opinion really is what i call breaking the fourth wall. if you know the image of the fourth wall, when we go to theater, you know, we know we're just seeing a play. we're not seeing people really acting out their lives. and we accept that. we accept that the supreme court is populated by people who get there through politics, named by a president, confirmed by the senate, confirmed the heartland of america's political life, often, and we're cool with tha

i am ari melber. we have a special show, including a report we have been working on, that a top republican tried to ambush and hand fraudulent electors to mike pence on january 6th. those stories and reports are coming up. but after a hearing like today's we begin with something more fundamental than a legal breakdown, and more powerful, perhaps, than meticulously going through the evidence, though that also matters. right now we begin with this. what millions of americans saw and heard today from the top republican leader out of arizona in plain, serious, and stern testimony about the choices officials have to make, the tests that trump posed, tests that, by the way, many republicans have fail bid cowering to a would be autocrat by minimizing threats of violence and coups, by only speak out late, if at all. some have walked back from some of those public humiliations. others just live in them. but today's testimony by this republican here offers a view of what it looks like to stand up. >> i said, lo

and ari, i know what you'll talk about all night. go get 'em. >> thank you so much. welcome to "the beat." we begin with breaking news. >>> former trump aide peter navarro indicted today by the justice department on two counts, contempt of congress for the way he's defied repeatedly in public the insurrection probe. big news whether you follow it here on msnbc where mr. navarro has been a guest or anyone, really, in the trump world or around the nation. a trump white house adviser indicted for issues related to the insurrection. how it played out today. >> breaking news moments ago involving former top trump white house official peter navarro. >> peter navarro now criminally indicted. >> doj indicted him on two counts of contempt of congress. >> former adviser peter navarro is at this hour in federal custody and about to make a court appearance. he was issued a subpoena in february to produce documents and appear before the committee in march, but refused to do either. >> wow. they cuffed him, took him out. serious business here. >> this is very bad news for peter na

o ari fleischer, looking forward to your book coming out soon. governor huckabee, great to seeb you. ewto all right.r here with more fox newstr contributor lara trump outnumber co-hosts mceneaney. good to see you both. laura , i'll start with you. you know, the interesting thing is therey was a debate and i played too many times i won't play it again where your father in law said, wait a minute,ait you're going to get rid of oil. whoa, that's really big. what he just said that everyone? hear him say that he predicteder on another occasion o you're going to be paying five , six ,, seven , eight dollars a gallon for gasoline. joe doubled down and said i'lle. eliminate fossil fuels. we have he said it not once we have on record saying it four times.g so he's actually following through on what he said he would do. and i don't think most people recognize that part. well, they ought to it's unfortunateht that this is t something that actually joe biden has followed through on and it'shr hurting americans across the board. but you're right, i think back

ari, let me go to you first on this. why would the january 6th investigators not have given them to the justice department already? >> there's not a good reason that has been publicly supplied. they may feel that they're on a roll and they want to finish it up and do it all in one cohesive way at the end, but this is good solid evidence, there are open prosecutions as mentioned, and with the letters, they're bowing to the pressure, not to say we generally need this, which is true but we have a time line where we have to do these prosecutions, we need it for them, and in fairness to defendants, some of this may be material that they are obligated to pass over, the brady material, so in any way it should go there first. >> they're sort of implicitly raising the prospect not handing over the transcripts they could be jeopardizing the prosecutions. >> could there be a a worry that it is presidential, if the republicans take over the house of representatives, there is a look at what they are going to, do and set a precedent y

ari, looking forward to your book. the biden administration continues to fail, you, the american people. midterm elections cannot come soon enough. our good friend john kennedy from louisiana weighs in. i'm sure he's got a phrase or two that will probably knock your socks off. straight ahead. >> sean: as we've been pointing out, the biden agenda failing on every front. stocks continue to sink. your retirement money, your 401(k), prices continue to rise. if inflation added to your hive. biden's approval crashing. mortgage applications at a 22 year low. why would that be important to you? that would mean new home construction will now soon come to a screeching halt. that's going to hurt the contracting business big time. sales of existing homes, they're going to plummet because of the increased interest rates and they will rise again tomorrow. home values as a result, not going to have many customers. they are to drop dramatically with may be a few exceptions. florida probably won't be hit as hard because demand is so hi

joining me now is nbc news nas political reporter sahil kapur, host of "the beat" ari melber and barbara mcquaid. pete, i want to begin with you. this is a bit tricky territory for the d.o.j., is it not? >> reporter: well, it didn't seem to be in his case, in the steve bannon case, though it took the justice department almost twice as long to decide whether to pull the trigger on peter navarro on two counts, one for refusing to give documents to the committee and secondly for refusing to show up and answer questions in person to the committee. he said to an e-mail in the committee that he was powerless to act here because of the executive privilege claim by president trump. one of the problems for him, it seems to me, is that six days before he sent that e-mail, the supreme court rejected president trump's legal appeal in the case which involved the documents that were sought by the house committee that were in the possession of the national archives. you may remember that president biden waived executive privilege. mr. trump said i still have some executive privilege as the former presi

"the beat with ari melber" starts right now. >> hi, in i coal. we ever tracking news in the insurrection probe if further fallout and cracks after blockbuster testimony against trump has really ricocheted around the nation. the testimony linked trump to the violence of that coup attempts, turbo charging trump-world anxieties as they prep for even worst-case scenarios and there are more and more dominos falling on the right pause because of the power of this factual evidence. take the republican prosecutor we have cited before, andrew mccarthy. a fox-news favorite, who wrote a whole book defending trump in the mueller probe, and accusing others of pushing the real collusion, which is one reason he is on fox quite a bit and has a huge conservative legal following. he was also appointee in the southern district of york under rudy giuliani himself, so he is a reagan' appointee and that doj. but he is also someone who -- and you see his face on the screen you may recognize him because he is on fox -- he is someone who says he also tries to deal with l

border with poland. 20 others hitting the town of destiny, north of the capital cave, and then also aries around util mare with as a large military facility that was also targeted. child stratford has more now from the capital keith, a significant development seemingly this evening on the eastern front lines here in ukraine. the ukrainian military basically admitting that they have withdrawn from several minutes completely. now they say that they are pulling back to areas which are safer in order to be able to consolidate those positions, to put up some kind of defensive fight. they are, according to ukrainian military intelligence, talking about moving back to that city of lisi chance, which is just across the river to the south of sever down at scuse chance, got a city that is basically situated on higher ground dance ever denounced. and but what we understand is that there is a scramble to move further south. we know that there are hundreds, if not thousands of civilians in that area that sam have many of them refused to leave for whatever reason. we know that there are a lot of people

>> yeah, no, i agree, ari. i think it's worth singling that out as one of the key features of today, and the other was that this was kind of a presentation aimed less at the american public and a little less at the justice department. to me this was them, the committee connecting the dots from different things john eastman had done, different things donald trump had done. trump is searching for an attorney to give him the legal advice he wants. eastman gives it to him and then eastman has to search for the legal theory to get there. they're all just trying to get to the goal of keeping the president in power no matter what the law says. it was revealed eastman didn't believe his legal theories, but yet he went and forged ahead any way, and yes, you know, to me the most kind of public thing -- the thing that grabbed the public today was the threat to pence's life and how close we came. whether or not that becomes part of a legal action or not, i don't know. but it was, you know, enormously significant, you know,

and then, he repeatedly went on, colleauge ari melber's show, to describe and even brag about the plan, he called, the green bay sweep. naturally, the general six investigation in congress was very interested in what you have to say, so they subpoenaed navarro for testimony. when he defied the subpoena, the house voted to refer him to the justice department for prosecution, for contempt of congress. and that was where things stood last night when peter navarro went back on ari's show again. >> so, you're risking going potentially to jail, not to talk to them, but you are out here, talking in public. you do realize these investigators can hear you when you talk on tv. >> this committee, this kangaroo committee has clearly violated the separation of powers. they're not supposed to act as judge, jury in execution. they're only supposed to pursue a legislative function -- >> but you talk about the green bay sweep -- when you talk about the green -bay sweep, why can't you talk to them about it, if you talk about it in public? >> you do realize they can hear you, right? from what we now know

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[laughter] i imagine ari was disappointed too. [laughter] but it was a really important way to establish a more of a personal relationship. and, i mean, we didn't need camp to feel that way, but i think it contributed a lot to the family atmosphere that pervaded the white house staff through the entirety of president bush's term. >> so mike, you lived there with your wife and two daughters, and that had to be a really fascinating experience to raise children at camp david. what was that experience like, to be there with your family? >> so what our guests may not understand is we are the only family that lives inside the camp. so think about us every day families and transplant yourself to you and your children living inside a cabin at a camp called cedar. it's a really cool, quite an extraordinary place, -- house with a really great yard, so to say. and your neighbors happen to be the president and [inaudible] marvin, sometimes, and all the others. but you're still a family. and two young daughters [inaudible] lonely night, so it'

, ari, was simply on the green bay sweep plan. it was, basically, to have, and it started flawlessly, the battleground states challenge the results. that would trigger 24 hours of hearings in the house and senate. and, by that, we could bypass the media and get out the truth of what probably happened in the battleground states. quarterback mike pence's job, at that point, was to take ten days and go back and give the state legislators, who are the ones who have the power, to determine whether an election is fraudulent, to give them a second look. >> and we of you who know peter navarro will know that he is quite expensive and quite willingly comes on tv to talk about these things. he said all of that to ari without a subpoena. we do not subpoena here at and assembly see. we invite people to come on the show. he was saying the plan was to force then president, mike pence, to ignore results of a free, fair, and secure election in order to keep their dear leader in the oval office. that makes this latest january six development all t

nicole wallace, joy reid, chris hayes, lawrence o'donnell, ari melber, stephanie ruhle, all here for our special primetime recap of today's hearing of the january 6th incident investigation. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening, thanks for being with us tonight. as the january six investigation continues it's blockbuster series of daytime hearings, we know that not everyone can take two or three hours out of their workday, or school day, to watch live. we have committed here at msnbc, though, that throughout these hearings, we will meet here together each night, to do a primetime recap of what happened. the evidence the committee presented, the witness testimony, the new news, the surprises, and today, was a day with a whole bunch of surprises. so, let us just start. let us jump right in. i think there is roughly, arguably, four main things the investigators showed us today. we are going to summarize all of them here tonight. now, i will just note at the outset that today's hearing was really tightly organized, really cogent. the live witness testimony was very, very compelling. so, more so t

now ari melber take over on that historic day. i'm going to go upstairs and watch. >> i'll see you at 8:00. thank you, nicole, and thank you at home for joining us. congressional testimony today was unlike any other, and that's why our program right now is going to be a little different. we're going to show you a crucial extended excerpt of the newly released testimony by white house aide cassidy hutchinson who was repeatedly in the room or at the door during some of the most pivot and incriminating parts of the now infamous insurrection. she drew on the front row seat to provide new damning details of the attempted coup. today, this was the sixth insurrection hearing. we tried to cover them precisely. the first hearing detailed violent crimes by many, though sometimes without clear causal links to trump. another hearing shows the liability of trump appointees and lawyers raising questions about donald trump's own role. other hearings featured republicans from pence's office at the state level and on this program we report how som

you can find on monday at six eastern, or online at ari melbourne up, where i discuss -- my name, ari melbourne, that's the best way to connect with me online or on social media if you're into that sort of thing. and one reminder, rachel will be back here on monday night, social see you then. now, we turn to the last word with jonathan capehart in for our friend, lawrence. hi, jonathan. hey, are you, thank you very much. and a social media thing, i'm into that kind of thing. [laughs] thanks a lot, ari. have a good weekend. was the third january 6th sixth select committee hearing on don trump's efforts to overturn the election the biggest subtweeting history? because june 16 where is the seventh anniversary of this. ♪ ♪ ♪ yep, that's right. it's been seven years since donald trump started his takeover of the republican party. and our long descend to where we are. we now know that donald trump knew what he was asking mike pence to do was illegal. and we are left to wonder about just how much danger donald trump knew mike pence was in when he was sending anti pence tweets to the sm

they are pudding the aris and harassment. i like that and i know it's bad. it's another one of kayla's rolls about my tools. addressing this information in this newest order despite not fixing anything at the border. on thursday, the white house announced the launch of another new board it to be led by vp kamala harris it's being called a task force to address online harassment but the other workin title is a task force to keep this crazy cackling cycle with the microphone the nimmo says its mission will be focused on quote developing programs and policies to address online harassment abuse. women in lgbtqia+ individuals who are republican political pewter activist journalist in the united states and globally. what an interesting trites of targets. why not just essay both who might be leftists? it sounds like kamala harris is a twitter content moderator. i guess we'll have to take down her own tweets. plenty of people who pointed ou this new task force at sounds like the disinformation board the dhs tradable and will in april minus a looney singing show. tel