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

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

ivanka reportedly told the filmmaker that her father should fight the results of the election. "the new york times" maggie haberman first reporting the details. >> she inc. -- endorsed the idea that he should continue fighting, that he should keep seeking every legal remedy were her words. >> reporter: that appears to be a different view from ivanka's recorded testimony to the january 6th committee. when she said she believed former attorney bill barr who said there was no evidence of widespread election fraud. >> i respect attorney general barr. so i accepted what he was saying. >> reporter: the committee's hearing yesterday focused on election officials in arizona and georgia. former president trump and his allies are accused of pressuring those officials to overturn the results. georgia election worker shaye moss and her mother ruby freeman were falsely accused of election tampering by trump and rudy giuliani. >> a lot of threats, wishing death upon me, saying things like, be glad it's 2020 and 1920. >> the president of the united states is supposed to represent every americ

like you said, there was an expectation -- >> he didn't expect we would see ivanka? >> he did not. >> even though he told her she could testify? >> that is correct. he knew there was a chance that testimony would be read but to see her on screen is a different story and that was slightly jarring for the former president. you know, trump has essentially jettisoned both ivanka and jared from his political day-to-day operation at this point. there's no expectation they'll become a part of that again if he runs in 2024. i think this and the hearings we're expected to see next week will further that divide. they are so far removed saying ivanka was checked out in the final days of his administration. that rings true today. >> he's arguably closest to ivanka of his children. do you think that's still the case? >> i think he consults her daily and talks to her about a lot of things, but she's not involved in sort of the nitty gritty political decisions he is making like other members of his family. don jr. has taken the place of being that political adviser in the family. >

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

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

and clearly she accepted the election results and the former president today said that ivanka, quote, was not involved and had long since checked out. does his response and what he is saying change anything for you? >> no, it doesn't. and by the way, thank you for having me. we have proof about ivanka's participation with her daddy on a regular basis about what was going on, on january 6th. she was there in the white house, and so what, or who better could have access to what was going on than one's own daughter and so for him to somehow insinuate that his daughter checked out is disingenuous on his part as a father. daughters normally know what their fathers are doing, especially when there's a close relationship. >> so, as you say, you've got the proof that she was involved in briefing him on those election results. i want, also, to ask you something jessica mentioned, of course, these far right extremist groups, the extent to which this is preplanned which i know chairman thompson is core of the entire story you're telling the country. last night you told my colleague jake tapper

chairman thompson says it's possibility they'll play video from ivanka trump's interview. there's a lot to get to. jonathan martin and alex burns, authors of "this will not pass: trump, biden and the battle for america's future." thanks for being here. >> thanks. >> thanks. >> called and said he was intense and loud telling people to stop, mccarthy didn't doubt that trump had the power to stop that attack, did he? >> no, it's one of the most important implications of the audio you just heard, this was not kevin mccarthy saying he called president trump and they shared outrage, or he briefed the president and he took it seriously. no, he saw people rampaging through the capitol, described his evacuation from his own office, and decides who can i call to make this stop, and he calls donald trump. and that decision on its own speaks volumes about the dynamics that day. even more than that, he goes on to say it took a little while for the president to do anything productive in response. that tells you a whole lot more about what kevin mccarthy knows and how not shared in publi

this is what his daughter, ivanka trump and son-in-law jared kushner had to say when asked about rudy giuliani suggesting trump outright lie and call the race for himself. >> i don't know that i had a firm view as to what he should say in that circumstance. the results were still being counted. >> did you ever share, mr. krishna, your perspective of mr. giuliani with the president? >> i guess -- yes. >> tell me what you said. >> basically, not the approach i would take if i was you. >> those comments follow testimony from ivanka last week where she said she accepted attorney general william barr saying there is no fraud to be found in the election, tonight the former president issuing a response to today's hearing, however he did not address allegations from the committee about benefits that were supposed to go towards election fraud claims. let's discuss, michael d'antonio, the author of the truth about trump.'s argument trying to keep from laughing. >> the truth, connected with trump, can you believe it? >> it's so outrageous, i cannot believe that people still believe this man. i j

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

>>> good evening tonight, former president trump lashing out and insulting his daughter ivanka in the process after the january 6th committee laid the blame squarely on him, repeatedly playing video of his closest advisers admitting trump lost the election fair and square in fact one of them was his own daughter ivanka trump who said she agreed with attorney general bill barr that the election was not stolen. >> in fact your perspective about the election when attorney general barr made that statement? >> it affected my perspective. i respect attorney general barr. so i accepted what he was saying. >> trump, tonight, throwing ivanka under the bus after he heard that. as he tries to save himself, writes in part, ivanka trump was not involved in looking at or studying election results. she had long since checked out. nice thing to say, slamming his own daughter and comes as another trump ally who tried to turn the election behind the scenes trying to fight back tonight after damning proof from the january 6th committee. saying the notion i saw a presidential pardon for myself or other m

this is the first time that we have heard donald trump publicly trash his daughter ivanka. i will dive deep into this with my panel of experts. our republican primary goes off the rails of the ten people who are looking to take on the michigan governor. more than half of been kicked off the ballot for election fraud or arrested by the fbi. i'm going one-on-one with the michigan secretary of state about this insanity. later, thousands are getting ready today to march across the united states for new gun laws in just a few hours. the question lurking in everyone's mind, will this time be any different? i will put that exact question to activists a freddie guttenberg, whose child was killed in parkland. all of this and more is coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ good saturday morning to you all. i am katie fang. democracy, it is not inevitable. we, the american people, were reminded of this this week with the first primetime hearing of the january six committee. here's community member jamie raskin on the panels efforts to prove that trump was directly responsible for what happened that da

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

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

ivanka, though, was in the room. the committee sent her a letter in january discussing the conversation that she allegedly observed between trump and pence on that fateful day, as well as -- might be self-serving but it's also potential evidence -- the accounts she tried to get then-president trump to stop the violence. here's what liz cheney said about it at the time. >> we know as he was sitting there in the dining room next to the oval office, members of his staff were pleading with him to go on television to tell people to stop. we know members of his family, we have firsthand testimony that his daughter ivanka went in at least twice to ask him to stop the violence. >> she would testify for eight hours. here's how the committee chair put. >> i mean, you know, not -- not from a broad, chatty term, but she's answering questions. >> has she -- >> not that i'm aware of. >> or any other privilege, executive privilege? >> not that i'm aware of. >> that's is summary, neal, it's a contrast to what we heard from mr. navar

ivanka trump also testified that she put credence in what bill barr said. we also heard the committee try to use donald trump's own words or own tweets in some cases against him. listen. >> at 6:01 p.m. on january 6th after he spent hours watching a violent mob besiege, attack and invade our capitol, donald trump tweeted, but he did not condemn the attack, instead he justified it. these are the things and events that happen, he said, when a sacred landslide election victory is so unceremoniously and viciously stripped away from great patriots. >> i thought it was so interesting that liz cheney used this particular tweet because we've known about this tweet since donald trump sent it at 6:01 p.m. on january 6. i have always felt this is one of the most underrated but important pieces of evidence. we talk about donald trump's intent in the lead up to january 6 itself. you want an insight into donald trump's intent about the capitol attack, about what happened that day, look at this tweet. he sends it hours, just a few hours after the attack is over. they've r

we saw ivanka, bill barr. but i think as these hearings proceed and unfold, we're going hear from more witnesses. we're going see more documentation, and it's really going to be damning. i mean if this was the opening, imagine what the rest of this hearing is going to be like. and i just hope that it leads to full accountability because we have to protect our democracy. >> steve, ending with you, do you think we will get accountability in the end, or will this just as some people suggest, this will be sort of the historical record and no more. >> i think that it's -- as much as the circumstantial evidence is extremely strong right now, i think it's going to come down to direct links and whether or not they can put a communication between them. if they can give this more than the circumstantial evidence that they presented today. not that it's weak, but the doj, before you take a former president and prosecute him, you are going to need some very strong links. >> absolutely right. we'll be watching as this unfo

coup during the first day of the capitol riot hearings, and the committee is told that his daughter ivanka does not believe the election was stolen. shocking conditions in the russian—occupied city of mariupol. as officials warn of the risk of cholera, we'll talk to the world health organization's representative in ukraine. and in paris, an official report details a chain of failures by the authorities handling the champions league final last month. hello, good to have you with us. the united states is lifting the requirement for international travellers to have a covid test within 2a hours of boarding their flights from this sunday. the need for testing will be re—evaluated every three months and could be reinstated if a new variant emerges. the move ends one of the last restrictions related to the pandemic in the us, where a more than a million people have died from covid. our new york business correspondent michelle fleury told me more about this latest announcement. the timing of this cannot be better for americans getting ready for their summer holidays. it means if they want to l

. >> an ivanka clone. hot take, my friend. >> an ivanka clone. i heard a lot of them, jordan, not the ivanka clone one. >> well, as somewhat of a historian there was a hillary clone thesis years ago. >> true. >> this was throwing me back into that mind-set. i will give people credit, though, i was surprised by how many people engaged with this and the gentleman in the clip you showed took his time to think about it. >> he did. >> for a lot of the folks i talk about, they haven't seen this information and for some people it did feel like it was melting their brains and you could see him go through the motions of this can't be right and the position, if it seems confusing or seems uncomfortable, it might not be true. that is my safe space and that became frustrating and infuriating but it was surprising and revealing to see those moments and for some of the people to take it seriously. >> absolutely. i do think when you have these discussions with folks, and i have them as well, it almost becomes a game of how big can the conspiracy get? so now bil

. >> it is interesting to see ivanka trump say her father wanted every vote to be counted. because trump's mission in the days after the election was to stop the counting of votes. >> that clip from unprecedented, the documentary focusing on former president trump and his family during his final days in office, and surrounding the biden transition, and, of course, the insurrection, we should note the documentary is from discovery plus, which, of course, shares the same parent company as cnn. >> last night cnn spoke with the filmmaker, alex holder, about trump and his comments, following his loss to president joe biden. >> 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. >> andrew mccabe, caroline polisi back with us. to that point, does it matter? if he convinced himself based on no evidence, despite over the repeated reports from his senior lieutenants that the election was not stolen, does it matter that he still believed that dream? >> right, well, again, with respect to the j 6

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

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

laughter ] after the house committee investigating the capitol attack showed video testimony last week of ivanka trump saying that she did not believe her father's claims of election fraud, former president trump said that she, quote, "checked out of election results. though to be fair, that's just what people used to do after an election was over. [ laughter ] the house committee investigating the capitol attack today held its second public hearing. they weren't going to, but then rudy giuliani said, "make it a double." [ laughter ] coverage of the house january 6th committee's second hearing. i'm on tv! [ laughter ] "remember that thing?" [ cheers and applause police in idaho on saturday arrested 31 members of the white after they were discovered inside of a u-haul truck near an lgbtq pride event. and based on the photo, i assume patriot front is a style of khakis [ laughter ] you got flat front, pleated front, and patriot front and those only come in extra small. oh, you thought they were packed into that u-haul [ laughter ] the labor department announced on friday that inflation has hit a ne

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

we're expected to hear from ivanka trump, the president's daughter, possibly jared kushner, maybe donald trump, jr. but we're also going to hear for the first time from former white house officials, former administration officials. i believe we will hear from former attorney general bill barr, who, as you know, played a critical role because on december 1st, he said to then president trump, there was no significant election fraud. >> right. >> and that is key, because once again it goes to the committee's argument that he continued down a path where he was -- he was told there was no fraud, and he was repeatedly told what he was doing could end in violence. >> peter baker and susan glass had a piece in "the times" where they talked about jared kushner and ivanka ivtrump and trying t chart their own path and not supporting the president about the election. do you think it would have any impact if, and i have no idea what they're going to show tonight, whether they will slow the ivanka or jared kushner video. but if there was video of them saying there was no widespread fraud, i told my da

scolding ivanka. the former president's reaction tonight to his daughter's appearance at the committee. the new outraging at the uvalde school shooting. tonight, why the police chief waited more than an hour to confront the gunman, and why he says he intentionally left his radios behind. nearly 70 million americans facing dangerous heat. the triple-digit temperatures setting records from california to texas. news about the battle for ukraine. russian forces are close to capturing another major city in the country's industrial heartland. a heroic rescue. tonight, after pulling a man off the electrified third rail, the much-deserved reward. and "on the road" has the play-by-play of an 11-year-old girl's trip to the ballpark and the broadcast booth. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this friday night. prices are skyrocketing on everything from food to fuel and from rent to airfare, but t

stunning new video, testimony from ivanka trump, jared kushner, bill barr. did the committee accomplish what they needed to on their first night? >> well, i'm certainly interested in tuning in to hear more. i do think, you know, in the end we know at the end of the night what we knew at the beginning of the night and what we knew on january 6th itself, which is that the mob wouldn't have been there had donald trump not attacked the election and summon the mob in order to stop his defeat from being finalized, right? so we already knew that. but i do think the nexus of information they laid out, the thousand interviews and the transcripts that we have yet to receive suggest there's an enormous amount still to be learned. i certainly have learned a lot and i think i've read just about everything, you know, up until now. >> yeah. listen, i think you're right, but i also think that we live this, meaning those of us who are in the news media who consume it every day, we talk about it every single day, those who are in washington who are paying attention to it ever

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

there's ivanka. there's don jr.. there's jarred. these were supposed to be his advisors, and these advisers, including bill barr, including everyone that is being asked questions, and that is coming for the january six committee, has to be held liable to the fact that no one said a word. >> well, let me ask you about the friends and family, because this is hundred $50 million that they raised for this election defense fraud front, kim guilfoyle, the girlfriend, she had to pay 60 grand for a two-minute speech, exactly from those funds. what is your take on that? >> stephanie, it's pattern, pattern, pattern. it's not profit. it's the abuse of funds. we do just follow the money, and we do find all leads to donald trump. >> reminder for our audience, when stephanie mentions nonprofit, in new york judge, during trump's presidency, ruled that ivanka trump and other trump family members weren't even allowed to sit on a charitable board for the next ten years, because of the misuse of funds with their family foundation. think about that. ch

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

i think ivanka wanted to very fine line. she did not say anything necessarily incendiary but as we thought would happen, she decided she needed to come down on the side of what the facts support. of course the election was not stolen. also as what we knew would happen, donald didn't entirely throw her under the bus. i think it's really important to point out the fact that she checked out, although that is kind of rude isn't really the issue. he is accusing her of perjury, really. >> that's interesting, i hadn't read it that way. but i do see exactly what you mean there. with regard to the two of them, they certainly have seen very close. she was the one that was mostly by his side throughout the presidency. traveled, was a senior adviser that way. how much do you think this is going to strain the relationship? how do you think it will play out in the family? >> i think we have seen for months now, as ivanka and jared have been increasingly quiet, increasingly out of the spotlight, there has probably been some strain there fo

trump's daughter, ivanka. >> there are questions about you ivanka trump's sworn testimony. ivanka told the committee should believed former attorney general bill barr when he said that there was no election fraud. but according to the new york times, nine days after that statement from barr, ivanka was recorded in an interview for a documentary expressing a different view. she >> should continue fighting -- she endorsed the idea that he should continue fighting. >> part of the documentary has been turned over to the committee. we heard from arizona's republican speaker of the house, rusty bowers. he testified president trump and rudy giuliani pressured him to convene a special session of the state legislature to approve fake collectors for trump. he refused to do so. the next hearing is on thursday and is expected to focus on president trump' attempts to use the justice department to investigate and overthrow the election. >> for the first time, children under the age of five are receiving their first round of the covid-19 vaccine. the santa clara county fairgrounds ready f

the wife ivanka convinced the president to put out a video. we all remember that, where he call on rioters to go home, but also tells them he loves them and repeats the fraudulent election claims and basically presents this as if it was a righteous reaction to a stolen election. of course it wasn't. and by that point, kushner determined there was nothing more he could do that day. but i think it's important to remember that basically, you know, he was absent for a lot a this period. he did not fight back against giuliani and the others who were telling the president this stuff, because he concluded the president wasn't listening. but left the people like giuliani free reign to fill the presidency air with all these false reports of things that would lead to january 6th and the violence that day. >> mark meadows, rudy giuliani, sidney powell, a lot of voices in the president's ear in the oval office in those days and hours, frankly, that followed. peter baker, we pressure your time. thanks for speaking to us. >> thank you. >>> tonight we're goi

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

he and his, ivanka and don jr. all gonna be sitting for depositions with the new york state attorney general. i think ivanka knows that her father will sell around, but she may say, hey dad, i can sell you out too. >> interesting point to end. on leave it there for. now susan del percio we appreciate you. thanks. still to come, we are waiting for president biden's arrival in new mexico, where he will be brief on the largest wildfire recorded in the state's history there. and record gas prices nation wide with little received insight. >> i was actually dreading cutting to the gas station, because i know it was gonna be $100 once i plumped. $5 that's crazy. $5 that's crazy. mind. it's kinda like having liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. woah! look out! [submarine rising out of water] [minions making noise] minions are bitin' today. (sung) liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. minions: the rise of gru, in theaters july 1st. and, we're back! it's time to see which chew p

ranks, if you like in. >> it was a delicious irony in using ivanka trump against her father. because they have been so close and she has been such a loyal and devoted daughter and servant to his needs and his cause. and so this is a kind of, it is acid, that it burns the president to do something like this. and so ivanka's testimony that was taken and shown is simply in line with all the other examples of team trump being used against trump himself. why are the democrats there? they're not making the case. they're letting the trump people make the case against trump himself. >> in such a polarized electorate, how many minds do you think there are still to be changed? or do you sense when it comes to january 6th, most voter positions are locked in? a lot of donald trump supporters weren't even watching this. >> in fact, some of the trump supported networks didn't air it. but our partisan voters have been hardened. so you have the hard right and the hard left. and they are not going to be swayed at all. and there are very few persuadable members of the public. people still open

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

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

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

the briberies with this crowd are endless. >> listen, you have been talking about how ivanka and jared have been trying to promote themselves as postwhite house figures. butle you said that this comes across as really pathetic. how is that? >> well, it's very disingenuous. i don't think anyone believes that they didn't know that donald trump had lost the election. i think that they understood before the lebs that he was going to lose and they understand what he was doing back in may of 2000 when he was setting the table for this plan. anyone who has been around donald trump any length of time knows that he always anticipates the whining that he's going to do. >> in may of 2000? >> yes, in may of 2000 he started saying it's probably going to be rigged -- >> you mean 2020? >> i'm so sorry. he might have done it then, too. certainly before the 2016 election, he made the same crazy claim. he's always looking for this trap door, this way of saying, yeah, burr i didn't really lose. i was cheated. that doesn't matter whether it's a game of golf or it's ou democracy a local election or a natio

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