don trump has not endorsed my point. there are reasons why he is not endorse my opponent in the nine state senate race. it is incumbent upon me to help folks understand the reasoning why don't trump is not endorsing my opponent. my opponent is a part of the establishment, a much mcconnell candidate, opposing open borders. she for need for special interest. that is a big contrast between myself and him. also probably, some of the reasons why don't has declined to endorse katie britt. you leaned ask him those questions as to why he has done what he's done. i'm not in a very good position to mind read. >> let me ask you this final question after he rescinded that endorsement i want to play for you. it got attention about him contacting you to rescind the election. take a listen. >> the president has asked me to rescind the election of 2020. >> you said that is illegal. you can't do that. what did he ask you and what did you tell him? >> we have to rescind the election, we have to take joe biden out and put me now. >> he sti

. >> and so don trump, a man who's never been drunk in his life followed the advice of the drunk in the white house. >> this is a fraud on the american public. this is an embarrassment to our country. we were getting ready to win this election, frankly we did win this election. [applause] >> that is what the drunk rudy giuliani told trump to say. a drunk sent the drunk -- he sent him on a collision course with democracy in an attempt to rewrite american history. american history that joe biden actually won the presidential election, they were trying to turn that into junk history that don trump wanted. don trump was repeatedly told by campaign officials and in terms the president could clearly understand by his profane attorney general, that everything the drunk rudy giuliani was telling donald trump was bullshit. >> i told them that the stuff that we are shelling out to the public was bullshit. he was indignant about that. he wasted a whole month on these claims, they were idiotic claims. >> that word of course was not repeated during the live delivery this morning, those who believe h

don trump was at the center of this come to the spirit, say, and ultimately, donald trump, the president of the united states, spurred a mob of domestic enemies of the constitution, the marched down the capital and subvert american democracy. january 6 was the culmination of an attempted cou. a brazen attempt as one right to put it shortly after january 6 to overthrow the government. the balance was no accident, but our work must do much more than just look backwards. because of our democracy remains in danger. the conspiracy to prop the will of the people does not over a lot to unpack and for that i'm joined now by our correspondence stuff in simon's in washington. stephanie, what are your main takeaways from this 1st hearing all the actually summed it up. the main takeaway is, this is, are the democrats or the selective coordinator for the investigation or general 6 road map? the 1st of 6 are official or meetings or hearings of public meetings and hearings and where the democrats and where this committees trying to kind of deliver a roadmap. evidence wrote meant for the justice departm

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especially if the opponent's his nemesis, don trump. he, at 76 years old. when it comes to former president trump himself not specifically say whether he would run for office or not. but, the story from the associated press highlighting the fact that it was during an event in nashville that he alluded to it, and event that you can still see on our website at c-span.org if you are interested. making his first public appearance since the committee investigating january six insurrection began its hearings, president donald trump said he lashed out at the committee and teased his plans for a third presidential run. that full event on c-span but here's a fortune of that from the national event with farm president on trump. >> even while january 6th respondents are having their lives totally destroyed and being treated worse than terrorists and murderers, despite most being charged with parading through the capital. most people should not be treated the way they are being treated, if i become president sunday, if i decide to do it i will be looking at them very s

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 smartphones of the trump mob attacking the capitol. by >> 2:24 pm, the secret service has had moved vice president pence from the senate chamber to his office across the hall. >> the noise from the rioters became audible, at which point we knew they had gotten into the building. then president trump tweeted, mike pence didn't have the courage to do what should have been done to protect our country and our constitution, giving states a chance to certify a collective set of facts, not the fraudulent or inaccurate ones which they w

don trump wanted make pins to do something. no other vice president has ever done the form of president warren it pants to reject the votes and either declare trap the winner, our sand boats back to the states to be counted again. mike pence said no. he resisted the pressure. he knew it was the legal. he knew it was wrong. we are fortunate for mr. pence, his courage. on january 6th, our democracy came dangerously close to catastrophe. their courage put him in tremendous danger. when mike pierce made it clear that he wouldn't give a entered down france skeen down front turned a mob on him. a mob there was chanting. ang, my tense, a mob that had built a hangman's gallows just outside the capital. thanks in part to my parents, our democracy withstood donald trump's scheme and the violence of january 6. but a danger hasn't receded there by my colleague mister aguilar to day, we'll lay out the facts for the american people. but 1st, i'll recognize my collie for wyoming. miss cheney, for any opening statement she cared offer. thank y

don trump wanted mike pins to do something. no other vice president has ever gone. the form of president wanted hands to reject the vote, and eva declared tromp the winner. our sin, the boats bear to the states to be counted again. according to testimony, trump pressured his vice president in private, but also publicly like in this tweet post of the day before the riot which reads, the vice president has the power to reject fraudulently. a chosen electors, pence then follow trumps demands. aware that he did not have the power to overthrow the election result, as explained by his legal counsel, greg jacob, after 4 and no vice president in 230 years of history had ever claimed to have that kind of authority to both presents his refusal to go along with trumps plan could have cost him dearly. busy duties to hon. this footage played at the hearing shows rioters at the capital calling for his death. ah, it was revealed for the 1st time that the attackers came within 40 feet around 12 meters of pence and his family while they were being escorted to safety. by his secret s

and under whose being compared to don donald trump, both men are neck and neck, and the poles, firefighters and spain are struggling to control. while fires in several parts of the country, fires have burned tens of thousands of actors of land. an intense heat wave has been affecting western europe in recent days, with temperatures breaking record highs for the month. while poles of opened in the 2nd and final, the final round of frances parliamentary elections. polls suggest president emanuel microns allies will emerge as the biggest party in the new national assembly. but a projected strong showing by a new left wing alliance could deprive my court of the absolute majority. he needs to push through his reform agenda, a new face and a new political force grabbing the headlines in france. i mean that's an jak id is one of a number of flashbanc candidates who made it to the 2nd round of parliamentary elections here. the parisian lawyer is part of a new leftist alliance called snoop, which has shaken up the political landscape. but if people like me are needed to put port ecological issues, s

he was not, by the way, don trump was not this explicitly anti lgbtq when he was president or when he ran for president. this is a large to the right by people on the right. that's what you're seeing recently is these far-right spaces realizing they can get people riled up. are driving this political moment and by the way, if you try to push back against this, states under california scott weiner, he try to push back against this. he joked on twitter in response to one of these bills that he would make drag queens story our part of the curriculum in california, which is a joke very clearly. and he couldn't even return to his home last weekend because bomb sniffing dog had to case his house first because he received a credible threat. so that's where this is that now. we're at a very dangerous precipice and it's the middle of pride month. >> so, ben, other than you doing the really hard work of investigating, exposing what's going on, tell us what's being done to actually stop the harassment and the hatred. >> well unfortunately, not a ton. the good news is when white nationalists use

don. trump was at the center of this. come to the spirit, say, and ultimately, donald trump, the president of the united states, spurred a mob of domestic enemies of the constitution, the marched down the capital and subvert american democracy. so heidi, we're waiting for the hearing to resume, so stay with us. i want to ask you a little bit about what more leaves china had to say and her strong opening remarks . yeah, and it's interesting that she was selected to really she gave even longer remarks. um, the chairman, because she's a republican, as we know, this is a committee that has 7 democrats and 2 republicans. it wasn't envisioned this way. they wanted it to be pretty much fair to be bipartisan, half and half, except the republicans of course, hold out of the deal except for the 2 who remain on this committee. and they are vocal trump critics. but shanie again seems to have become the spokeswoman of this committee. she repeated that famous quote that he lit the flame for this month. i called the mob. and she also se

trump. as maggie haberman reports in the new york times, on january 5th, the day before the insurrection, quote, marc short called pence's lead secret service agent to the west wing office. the chief of staff, for mike pence, had a message hat for the agent. the message that trump was going to publicly turn against the vice president and there could be a security risk to mike pence because of it. you've got that right. didn't he? mike pence knew what his boss was capable of. and he was, one could deduce, scared. he was, as far as we can tell, horrified about what's happening, so much so that pence's chief of staff reach out to pence's security detail with concerns, again, about pence's personal safety, as he is in that building, as the mob is shouting, hang mike pence, as trump is doing nothing to stop them. and yet ultimately, the vice president stayed and did the right thing. that's in spite of the risk. and that comes on top of more reporting from the times that while the angry mob was st

coalitions of and soft rs and if don trump were to emerge in -- it might very well attract is never trump coalition to come out again. conversely, if the political impact of this is that donald trump is too unpopular to run, then a glenn youngkin, a ron desantis, a greg abbott says,k , i'm the old republican used to believe in, despite all of the culture war, hard-line conservative policies of those three and other republicans. they don't blame donald trump's anti democratic, anti republican small r republican values to a presidential run. >> i don't know. but desantis and youngkin, it's like a smiley face on some of the trumpism there. but david jolly and tim miller, we will have to leave it there. we will continue this discussion another time. thank you very much for coming to the last word. joining us now are to former federal prosecutors, our msnbc legal analyst, joyce vance and glenn kirschner. glenn, let me start with you. if you are building a case around january 6th, what interests you most based on what we learned yesterday? >> i would like to think that i would build a cas

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don trump gone. but you dis will remain. was was a profound moment for a lot of people. who were wa. mccarthy. right and potentially the next speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy. look republicans have moved past list cheney at so many levels. i mean, you put jim jordan out there at the top. they've moved farther to the right. paul ryan talked about this when he was speaker, john boehner talked about this when he was speaker. it's changed even the nature of the senate, and that leaves someone like liz cheney, who was a conservative by any stretch of the imagination. really out on her own when she faces her own primary election in the middle of august what she's likely to not fare very well. she's the underdog there right now, but she comes out if you will aea star out of this out of the first day in terms of that prosecutorial kind of style that she has, and she's going to really move past it, even though she's probably going to lose her political career, but should be out there as the alternative to trump. and the trumpism, and i think that's something that republicans

i want to see a closer link between don trump and the insurrectionists. we may get there. but i don't think we are there yet. >> richard, i want to play some more sound from mike pence's former counsel, greg jacob. watch this. >> the vice president did not want to take any chance that the world would see the vice president of the united states fleeing the united states capitol. he was determined that we would complete the work, that we had set out to do that today. >> so these hearings made it clear that mike pence did his constitutional duty, despite the pressure against the meeting. he did his legal obligation, which was crucial, and should be applauded. but ethically speaking, don't we have to question why he didn't say anything sooner between election day and january 6th? could he or his staff have helped prevent the insurrection by pouring cold water on what donald trump was trying to do behind the scenes? not just him but also people like bill barr, who really did not come out as forcefully as he should have in between election day and insurrection day? >> i was very

don trump is a criminal, he tried to overturn our election. he's committed treason. he should be arrested and he should be put in jail and he should never be able to run for president again. he's cause nothing but pain and hearty for the united states of america. and america was the laughing stock when he was president. i feel like everybody on that committee is doing their job. and what they don't understand is the republicans denied even to have a committee but didn't they want to turn around and complain about who's on the committee. and yet there are two republicans on the committee. they're doing a good job revealing the truth. but people that are republicans that are trump supporters, they don't listen to the truth. they don't want to see the crimes that trump has continually committed since he became president. and even prior before he was president. he committed crimes, sexual assault women, stiffing elderly people of their life savings. so i say donald trump, doj, do your job, merrick garland, do your job. he needs to go to jail and all the people that had s

let's make them poor in retaliation for installing don' donald trump as president. what happened next? four months later the opposite has happened, the ruble is now at a four-year high, thanks joe biden, russia has the largest gold reserves on planet earth, in this country you can't affor gasoline. oh, so the opposite from what joe biden predicted happened. what is the expo nation from that? sorry, it was an act of god, i can't do anything about it. watch. >> where because of a war in ukraine, gas prices and food prices are extremely high. there is a lot going on right now, but the idea were going to be able to quick switch bring down the cost of gasoline is no likely in the near term nor is it in regard to food. >> there's nothing we could do. you could push to an end of the war in ukraine, which biden is single-handedly prolonging. you can force ukraine to come t the table, both want to do that the only reason the work continues is because the white house is forcing it to continue. by the way, you could stop shutting down energy pipelines. united states was energy

holder speaking to our don lemon after trump's mindset said this. >> did he at any point acknowledge that he lost? >> no. he absolutely genuinely believes that he won and that the election was stolen from him. >> we're going to have more from don's interview with holder coming up, including what the committee wanted to know from him in the testimony today. now, the existence of that film caught even top trump aides by surprise, includish never before seen footage like this. >> can we talk a moment about january 6th? >> well, it was a sad day. but it was a day where there was great anger in our country. the people went to washington primarily, because they were angry with an election that they think was rigged. a very small portion as, you know, went to the capitol, and a small portion of them went in. but i will tell you they were angry from the standpoint of what happened in the election because they're smart and see what happened and i believe that that was a big part of what happened on january 6th. >> that documentary will be released why discovery plus, owned by cnn's parent, co

we were told that don trump did not know whether he could fire mr. clark or -- not sure if he had that authority. that's how fuzzy he was on the or charge. but he did have a bunch of people coming in to do this office assignment level detail at doj. >> in order to get this plan. >> and that overlaps with a very small number of people who are resisting. maybe they think that's worse, telling the truth about that. >> the president gets people into the doj as a white house counsel, who -- pleaded -- >> we know who the people are in the white house who could easily, in 15 minutes, drop someone into doj on december 15th. >> there's much more from our primetime recap of today's january 6th hearing right after this. >> the president -- the president said, just say the election was corrupt. and leave the rest to me and the republican congressmen. so, mr. donoghue, that's a direct quote from president trump, correct? >> that's a exactly from the president, yes. why choose proven quality sleep from the sleep number 360 smart bed? because it can gently raise yo

and, look, you had the inner circle of trump testifying today, but, don, i talked to a lady tonight. she's not really a big trumper, but she's like, yeah, i don't know if i believe any of that. i mean, i've had other people say that to me. well, you know, i don't know about these tapes. they're only hearing one side. it's really frustrating when you have intelligent people tell you that, but maybe over time, we'll begin to see the wall begin to crumble, begin to fall apart. we have to wait and see. >> i know that we're in a different time politically, but this is -- they say, you know, history doesn't repeat itself, but it rhymes. it's the same thing with watergate. it took the american people a long time to come around, and even when the hearings were going on, nixon still had huge support. then people started to catch on, and he lost support and obviously kicked out of office. look at the trump campaign manager, bill stepien. i mean, he said he was on team normal as opposed to giuliani's team, that was pushing all these lies. and yet stepien is now advising liz cheney's opponent, h

trump in power against will the people. so i do think that the committee should add minimum at least explore attorney couldn't answer with her conversations were with justice thomas. >> tim, that is an excellent point. what are they talking about at that dinner table? so let's talk about congressman jamie raskin who was on meet the press. and he was asked about donald trump. and his lashing out at the select committee. watch. >> president trump lashed out the committee and lashed out and vice president pence. just in the last 48 hours. in essentially, it's not change his view. he calls mike pence week, i think he called him a conveyor belt. this public admission that he essentially he wanted continues up pulling out all this evidence, is that, is he confessing? >> he's officially saying yeah i did and i'll do it again. which is what we've been contending all along. that if you allow impunity for attempts unconstitutional seizures of power, which is what a coup is. then you are inviting it again in the future. >> sophia, wha

. >> all right, this week we learned to just over don trump was willing to go to get the doj to support his spot overturn the election. we are, garland we do hope you are listening. we once again as well in martin, he is no severely digital show. well in martin, that have you back with. me >> glad to be. here >> roland, so we are talking during the break and he said that you think the dems are weak on this. this is my challenge. i am watching these men, it has been clear multiple men broke the law. we see rank and file -- get carted off. i want to know when we are going to see these folks who are active elected members of congress, people who are elected to the white house, donald trump, and all the people around him who clearly broke the law, when are we going to see them face consequences? >> you are probably going to be waiting for a very long time because dems sort of operate as if there are rules. as if there is a protocol to this, and republicans do not. you have to totally brought in this thing. you take january six, you take this committee, take the supreme court rulings to unde

part of a mommy's legacy was leaving all these open judgeships in the lower courts that don, trump and his colleagues aggressively filled in exponential numbers. and they will do the bidding of justices like clarence thomas. >> let's look into this. how much this was obama not feeling those charges, and how much of it was republicans sending out to deprive him of those appointments? because let's remember, mitch mcconnell stole a supreme court seat as part of this overall gambit of remaking the judiciary. >> to be fair, it is a bit about. obama administration-controlled congress at least in the first term, there could've been a very aggressive move to fill those judgeships. they moved more slowly. the biden administration really deserves credit, because they have been really diligent about putting up slates of judges, and trying to get them through. and the judges that they have appointed are much more diverse than what we saw during the trump administration. both in terms of demographic characteristics, as well as professional experience. so that is something. but you are exactly righ

. >> reporter: cnn obtained meadows' messages, include thing lengthy text from trump's son, don, jr. from november 5th before the election had even been called for joe biden. where he outlines how his father would prevent joe biden taking office, saying we have multiple paths, we control them all. another part of the committee's aim, to draw a straight line to subvert the will of the voters to the riot on january 6th. >> hang mike spence! >> all of my colleagues, all of them, knew that what happened on january 6th was an assault on our constitution. they knew it at the time. yet now they are defending the indefensible. >> reporter: the committee has also interviewed trump's immediate family, including don, jr., kimberly giuilfoyle, ivank and jared kushner. some of that video could be played tonight. what lingers over the hearings is whether the committee has uncovered enough to expose trump's role on that day. >> what was the president's role? >> we know some of the things about what the president did, certainly in propagating the big lie before that day and what he did at the rally

former president trump, his son don jr. and daughter ivanka have all agreed to answer questions under oath next month in the investigation into his business practices by the new york attorney general. the depositions are set for july 15th. >>> and the foo fighters say two concerts in september will honor taylor hawkins who died in march. the london shows will feature the drummer and his family. for more news connect online or on your connected tv. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news."♪ >> we come on the air with breaking news. a military osprey aircraft has crashed in california with reports of five service members on board. we are gathering the late-breaking details right now. so stay tuned. but we begin tonight right here in the nation's capital, where the house of representatives just voted on a package of gun control measures that would tighten the nation's gun laws in response to the recent mass shootings. democrats wanted to put republicans on the record with these

don donald trump, trump lawyers who wrote the combo, john eastman, and johnny bigs arizonian. they are one of the same thing. they all wanted bowers to -- break the law and help donald trump remain in power. and he refused every time. the threats ramped up. >> we received, my secretaries would say, an excess of 20,000 emails. and tens of thousands of voicemails and texas. which saturated offices, and we were unable to work. at least communicate. >> threatening behavior than spread to the speaker's home, where it continued until recently. >> we have various groups come by and they have had video panel trucks with videos of me proclaiming needs to be a pedophile, and a pervert, and a corrupt politician. and blaring loudspeakers in my neighborhood. and leaving literature, both on my property and arguing and threatening which neighbors, and with myself. there was one gentleman that had three bars on his chest. and he had a pistol and was threatening my neighbor. >> this was all going on outside rusty bowers home in arizona. while inside that same home, his daughter was dying. >> w

. >> cnn obtained meadow's messages including the lengthy text from trump's son, don junior, before it was called for joe biden how his father and allies would prevent joe biden from taking offers. don junior telling meadows we have multiple paths. we control them all. to draw a straight line from the submit the view of the voters. >> hang mike pence! hang mike pence! >> all of my colleagues, all of them knew that what happened on january 6th was an assault on the constitution. they knew it at the time yet now they are defending the indefensible. >> the committee has also interviewed trump's immediate family including don junior, his fiance kimberly guilfoyle, ivanka, and jared kushner. some of that video could be played tonight. other trump associates stonewalled the committee leading to criminal indictments for some. what lingers over the hearings is whether the committee has uncovered enough to expose trump's role on that day. >> what was the president's role? we know some of the things about what the president did certainly in propagating the big lie before that day and what he did

it's clear she views her admission now, don, in american politics as stopping donald trump from re-claiming the presidency. that's obviously what she's using this commission for. and whether or not there's a legal indictment that comes out of this, it's plain to see that she is trying to summon a political indictment from this commission when it concludes its work this summer, one that, yes, will preclude former president trump from being president again and perhaps even preclude it from being his party's nominee again. >> jonathan, alex, thanks, hope to see you soon. >>> it is being called the deadliest human smuggling event in u.s. history. now the justice department is taking action. more protection, more sun, more joy. neutrogena® beach defense® the suncare brand used most by dermatologists and their families, neutrogena® for people with skin. >>> the death toll rising to 53 in texas in what's being called the deadliest human smuggling case in u.s. history. on monday a packed truck was found on a remote stretch of road known as the mouth of the wolf for how dark it gets. tonight the

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i go with don trump jr.'s tweet. he tweets to mike -- texts to mark meadows get my dad out there. he has got to come out and call these people out. this is not good. ivanka walks in what's happening? if the people on the stage at the rally don't know anything about what's happening at the capitol, doesn't that show you that this was something that was spontaneous, not planned, the breach went ahead and went forward? >> pete: whatever was planned was known, to your point, to authorities days in advance and they denied security requests that should have been there. this was a highly. >> ainsley: people in the meeting with donald trump said that under oath? >> pete: all of them did. millie is rumored to have said it but all the other ones have said. >> ainsley: in the meranda but that memoranda has not been released. >> this is a prime time political hit job. that's what it is. attempting to keep donald trump from running again. that's what they staged. that's what the networks ran with. and i don't think it's going to be effective. >> ainsley: to change the narrative of what is happ

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it's been reported before, don d donald trump said this in previous interviews. so, this incident, while it's interesting color and tef intly matters, we know he was pushing to go there. we know he wanted to join the violent mob that had weapons a that capitol and it was with only secret service that held him back. i think for it to carry weight, it would have oo to be under oath. i know it to be true but he was not under oath. with all respect, it does not matter at this point in trump world if tilts not under oath. frrls >> and just remember how to set the scene. trump is at the elips. he he's about to give the speech and told there are people who want to get in but can't because they have weapons. and he says let them in. >> they said there were thousands outside who didn't want to come through because they, either liked the position they were in or had weapons. and those coming closer to the stage, their weapons were being confiscated. >> and everyone ultimately was going to wind up at the capitol. what he says is let everybody in or -- i'm sorry. he says let

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don through took handwritten notes of that call. he wrote that donald trump said, quote, just say that the election was corrupt and leave the rest to me and the r, meaning r congressmen. just say the election is corrupt is such an important passage. we also will hear from stephen engel, he received pressure from the white house to file a ridiculous baseless lawsuit right in the u.s. supreme court seeking to throw out the electoral votes of six states, engel refused to do that, doj stood its ground. >> that's very interesting in terms of all we are learning today about the possible fake elector scheme. you mentioned jeffrey clark who we will hear about at length today. >> we will not hear from jeffrey clark he has taken the fifth which is extraordinary for a former senior justice department official to do. jeffrey clark was essentially trump's guy inside doj. what he tried to do and this may be a hint of why he took the fifth, he wrote up a draft letter that he wanted doj to send to georgia and in that draft letter jeffrey clark wrot

can you imagine if this was done with don jr. when donald trump was president? >> joe: yes, you have audio of hunter biden saying his father thinks he's a god. you will see from this network and fox business, hunter biden, thou shalt not discuss or report anything he says or does. when republicans take back the house in november and they will given the current state of this country, there will be hearings into hunter biden and accountability on this from those in power. you will not get it now, not under merrick garland or democratic congress, ashley. >> ashley: a lot to unpack this morning. thanks for getting up with us this monday morning. brand-new rules handed down for transgender swimmers in the wake of the lia thomas controversy and hillary clinton is sending a message to democrats ahead of november. >> griff: hi, jack. what's on the horizon? the answers lie beyond the roads we know. we recognize that energy demand is growing, and the world needs lower carbon solutions to keep up. at chevron, we're working to find new ways forward, through investments and

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his theory is the most -- it is literally absurd, don. i'm not a lawyer, but in purely technical terms, this was ridiculous. and donald trump didn't care. the point was not what the legal theory said. it was simply that he had one. >> thank you. i appreciate it. >>> so she called for the release of the kraken. now the committee wants to speak with the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas about her role in the effort to overturn the 2020 results. ♪ on the road again ♪ ♪ just can't wait ♪ ♪ to get on the road again ♪ ♪ the life i love ♪ ♪ is making music with my friends ♪ ♪ and i can't wait ♪ ♪ to get on the road again ♪ hit the road in skechers. meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here, so her son can get set up there and start his own financial journey. that's because these moms all have chase. smar

>> it's a great question, don. one that i echo. here is the thing. we don't know sitting here now whether doj will eventually indict donald trump or really anyone around him. but what i can say is this, the pace, the speed here is unacceptable. it's unusual. it's extraordinary because people say, well, investigations take time. i know. i was a prosecutor for 14 years. yes, they take time. we're going on 18 months now just about since january 6th happened, merrick garland has been in office 16 of those months. that's not connected with the urgency of this case and threat. if they were going to make a decision, they should have done it. that's not to say they won't in the future. again, we can argue whether they will or won't but the pace to me is inexplicable. >> don, one other point, donald trump -- there is reporting he may announce another run for president as soon as the fourth of july. once he become as candidate for president, that makes this, you know, effort to try to make it or hold him accountable if there is criminal activity discovered tha

it is part of the process, don. moving on from donald trump is part of the process just like we are watching the january 6th hearings. not only are they talking about the awful events that led up to january 6th but now we are seeing a peek behind the curtain of all the advisers talking truth to power during those moments and he completely ignored it. it is part of the process and i think it means we'll get closer to getting a real leader in the republican party to take on a president that not only myself but folks on the left and in the middle see as unfit to take on the job. >> you saw the video of the trump campaign attorney saying he wanted to hear from john eastman, all he wanted to hear were the words orderly transition and yet trump's election lies keep going on. what do you think when you hear that? >> it's cringe worthy. when i first heard that tape it reminded me of brad raffensperger's phone call from the former president and an hour plus of being brajd with crazy, ludicrous ideas. like i said, i think mor

so to hear ivanka trump say she believed barr and not necessarily her father, don, it just shows how many people close to the president never believed that he won the election. but he continued to push forward. >> the president and those close to him had said he wanted to counterprogram the hearings. and the first one was tonight. how republicans and the former president responding tonight? >> reporter: well, obviously, you know, don, they're doing everything they can to discredit the work of the committee. but what you'll notice in some of their counterprogramming messaging -- there were other networks that brought on guests to downplay it and kind of get around some of the hard evidence that the committee presented here tonight. what you're finding from the republican response is it's a question -- [ no audio ] -- any refuting of the central arguments. there was no one saying that what bill barr said was incorrect. there was no one refugts the fact that donald trump was pushing an agenda that he believed not to be true. so the republicans are going to continue to do this. they're g

don hugh, called it insanity. it's pretty grim. there a nnks and you find something else to be shocked and af. we need to find someone who doesn't care about your reputation. yeah, i guess your reputation is going to be damaging and didn't care about the two -- all along you find they didn't care about anybody, they didn't care about mike pence. so it's grim. it indefensible. there's no defense of it. i don't know i don't know. >> before i let you go, did you agree with what ron said, that he thought it was the most consequence -- >> it's certainly the most dramatic. we don't know how it going to turn out yet. the difference of course is he's already out of office. i guess whether trump seeks the nomination of the republican party again. i guess we'll see how consequential it is and if republicans decide we've got to do something else in 2024 because we can't do this again. >> i want to continue this conversation with you. we're going to take a quick break and we'll talk about the threat by top -- we're not talking about watergate

>> well, we know they held a deposition today, don. they were behind closed doors with the former chief financial officer of the trump campaign. this is someone who was deeply involved in the fund-raising efforts after the 2020 election, leading up to january 6th. and we know already through the committee's hearings that they're very much following the money trail, that they have questions about the way that money was raised and also how it was spent, that it perhaps wasn't raised under the pretenses that they were sane to the millions of people that that solicited donations for, and it was also not spent in the form and fashion that they claimed it was going to be spent in, and that a lot of the money may have gone missing, that it didn't go to the people it was intended to. so the fact they're bringing someone in at this late stage of the game with this high of a rank in the trump campaign shows you that the investigation is ongoing. the fact they had originally planned to take a break and then pop this hearing up on a tuesday, sure

. >> reporter: trump's lawyer don eastman allegedly told bowers to just replace the electors even if he did not have the authority. >> he said just do it and let the courts sort it out. i said you're asking me to do something that's never been done in history, the history of the united states, and i'm going to put my state through that without sufficient proof? >> reporter: but trump pressed on. the committee revealing his involvement in the trump campaign effort to send a fake set of electors on january 6th to prevent congress from certifying joe biden's victory. >> what did the president say when he called you? >> essentially he turned the call over to mr. eastman who then proceeded to talk about the importance of the rnc helping the gather gather these contingent electors in case any of the legal challenges that were on going changed the result of any of the states. >> reporter: newly revealed text messages from the morning of january 6th show the apparent involvement of gop senator ron johnson. an exchange between staffers for johnson and vice president pence shows johnson wanted

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