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. >> renato mariotti, let's talk about the evidence collected here. the committee faced a months long legal battle to secure john eastman's emails. i would know from your experience, the sheer amount of legal footwork being done by the committee and the staff behind the scenes, is this kind of evidence worth the wait and what we have seen come out of it so far? >> i think so. i think with eastman, the committee has to be commended that they want the extra mile. we heard all through the hearings about that ruling from judge carter out in california, the federal judge who made findings. he issued a remarkable ruling, finding that it was more likely than not, obviously a lower standard than a criminal case, a significant finding that there was criminal activity between trump and eastman, and released emails, including some under the crime fraud exception. to me, in many ways, the committee is doing the work that you would ordinarily expect from the justice department. it really suggests to me that the justice department had reservations and concerns that

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. >> jill, let's talk about that for a moment, the point that renato just brought up. after the insurrection, eastman sent this email to rudy giuliani asking to be put on a part in this. what is the fact that there is a so-called pardon list circulating around after january six, tell us about the mindset of all of these people that were involved. i know that people are towards the end of any presidency are accustomed to asking for pardons, but the way that this email sounded was very specific in saying a part in this is still in the works, in particular, through the events of january the six. >> let me answer that question, and then i want to disagree a little with renato. in terms of the list, you also have the testimony of jarred kushner saying, i was so busy with trying to get pardons for people, that i thought they were winding, that people would not quit, it was just wanting. i think there is some evidence of a specific project to get pardons for people who were violating the law for the president. i think that is proof beyond out. i think that email speaks for it

look, i was a prosecutor for a while, so was renato. all of these things happen outside of public view. grand juries, for instance, operate in secret. so on the question of is the justice department ahead or behind the committee, the justice department has charged 800 people with crimes already. they're certainly moving along with an investigation including charging very senior members of the proud boys and oath keepers. so you know, i don't know -- i don't think any of us can really answer the question as to whether they have gotten this evidence or information. now, if they haven't, it's a bit of a problem given that -- given how far and how much time has elapsed since january 6th. but again, by virtue of what congress is, it is a public body, and they have a very different job and a very different charge than the justice department, and i don't think we should hold them to the same standard. >> for that detail about the magnetometers, and all of the really jaw dropping revelations we heard from cassidy hutchinson, you say that the fo

after that i called mr renato to reconfirm that we were going to the capital. and which is also in our text messages, eisen sent mr. mccarthy, another text telling him their formative that we were not going up to the capital. and he didn't respond after that. and we understand miss hutchinson, that the plans for the present months, the capital i had included discussions at some point about what the president would do when he came up to the capital on january 6. ah, let's look at a clip, a one of your interviews discussing that issue with the committee. we were talking about a scheduled movement. did anyone say was president, why did you when he got here? no, not that i can specifically remember i remember. i remember hearing a few different ideas, discuss with market scow, perry martin, rudy giuliani. i don't know which conversations were elevated to the president. i don't know why he personally wanted to do when he went up to the capital that day. and i know that there were discussions about him having another speech outside of the counselor before going in an

let's discuss this with renato mariotti, a former columnist for political and jill wine-banks, watergate prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst. it's good to have you with us. joe, i would like to start with you and get your reaction to both hearings this week. do you think that the committee successfully outlined the extent to which donald trump and his allies like john eastman knew and were aware that what they were doing was illegal? >> i think that they have done a brilliant job, that they left no doubt for any person who was watching, any person that cared about the facts, that they knew that they were lying, they knew they were violating the law, that they were part of a much broader conspiracy to overturn the election than just january six. this is part of the entire scheme, not just the big lie, not just the violence, but the calls the georgia, all the other efforts made to other states to get them to issue fixed eighths of electors, all of that and then the most searing information, i thought, was about vice president pence and the pressure they put on him and the danger they subjec

renato to confirm we were not going to the capitol. we were not going up to the capitol. >> we were not going up to the capitol amidst the march, the breach, the violence against the officers. it was red alert level, and then the other part that is most significant today and mos y daing for donald trump, accused of crimes in office, is that when the agents refused his insistent repeated requests he join the armed protesters, who some of the agents say he wanted to be admitted armed so they could do whatever it was they all planned to do together, the agents refused for donald trump and then president trump's safety. we learned today the extent -- absolutely extreme extent that trump acted, and keep in mind, if a different person inside the government did this, had physical contact, initiated a physical clash with an agent, they would not only be out of a job, they would be detained on the spot. here's more of what he learned in the bombshell evidence against donald trump today. >> bobby had relayed to him, we're not. we don't have to a

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. >> ylan, thank you >> renato is here, former federal prosecutor when they couldn't find fraud, couldn't fake fraud, couldn't get the states to dessert if i, couldn't weaponize the doj, when they couldn't have the vice president subvert the constitution and overturn the will of the people, the backup plan was the insurrection, a mob attacking the capitol, looking for nancy pelosi and screaming "hang mike pence." here's the question -- are they drawing a line to donald trump >> well, they are certainly getting a lot closer i will say, to me, shep, the weak link for trump and his team are those crooked lawyers. and when i say crooked lawyers, i'll referring to people like mr. clark, mr. giuliani, mr. eastman, lawyers who clearly did not show judgment, clearly were acting in an irresponsible manner, a corrupt manner and i think -- the reason i say they're the weak link is, you know, someone like mr. trump can claim he was getting advice from counsel like someone like eastman. trump can say, i didn't know what i was doing, i didn't know the details. it's a lot harder for mr. clark and mr. ea

renato, thank you for your willingness to come and discuss it further. i think what you've highlighted has not been widely discuss and needs to be. thank you. >> thank you. >>> what are your thoughts? tweet me at smerconish, go to my facebook page, youtube, however you find me. here we go. not everybody pays attention to the hearings, but it's almost impossible to avoid inflation. sean, that's what i was attempting to say at the outset. you can make a determination as to whether you're going to cnn and watching the hearings. and i hope you are because i think everybody needs to be knowledgeable about this subject. you can't make a decision as to whether you're going to be affected or unaffected by inflation because it gets us all and that's why at the outset i said that one of these issues, no pun intended, trumps the other. and it's the economy, stupid. >>> up ahead, with the supreme court expected to soon overturn roe versus wade, some district attorneys are already pledging not to prosecute anyone involved in an abortion. do they have that discretion?

. >>> analysis now from renato mariotti what piece of information for you stood out most last night? >> i was very interested in liz cheney's statements about the letter that mr. clark drafted at the justice department to georgia officials that liz cheney said was false, and she also said that donald trump was behind and i think if that's actually the case, if they can actually prove that up, that in many ways is a much more straightforward case to make and could carry some significant liability for the former president >> on witnesses, we're supposed to hear from some top officials in the justice department. in your estimation, how important will their testimony be >> i think it will be crucial because we heard a lot of stuff, for example, about what happened at the capitol, you know, and the actions of the proud boys and the oath keepers and so forth, but there's no -- i don't think there's at least evidence that we have been told about thus far that directly connects trump to, for example, coordinating their activities or working with others to do so, you know, in terms of being h

the incident cassie hutchinson described having been told about by then secret service agent, tony renato, the story trump lunged for steering wheel and lunged at robert ingle, they will say it didn't occur, the event. i'm gnaw sure if they're also claiming they didn't tell cassidy hutchinson that the story occurred. will they testify under oath in open hearing? >> well, first of all, ms. hutchinson testified under oath. i think she provided credible testimony to the committee. and if there are others who have information about the facts she covered, we would like to hear from them. we look forward to hearing their testimony under oath. and as to whether that will be in a public hearing or in a different part of our investigation, we look forward to receiving as much information from those secret service officers and others who can provide information relevant to the work we're doing. >> haven't ornoto and engle already testified but behind closed doors? because congressman raskin told me he didn't know of any corroborating evidence. i'm just confused about this. were they not asked about

trump then used his free renato recounted the story to me, he motioned towards his clavicles. >> i confess i can never recall ever having heard an example of a president trying to physically hijack his own motorcade. have you? has anyone if you have to remember this day was long in the making and trump wanted to savor every moment. it was trump himself who invited everyone to washington the previous december saying it was going to be wild. we have already heard from trump's former white house adviser steve bannon making clear that what was to come on the day before january 6th. >> all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. just understand this. all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. it's going to be moving. it's going to be quick. >> all hell is going to break loose. and today, we learned that trump's intention to be at the capitol was not some spur of the moment decision. hutchinson described a conversation she had with rudy giuliani on january 2. >> as mr. giuliani and i were walking to his vehicles that evening, he looked at me and said something to the effect of, cass, are you exci

renato mariotti, thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> appreciated. >> today, a top donald trump advisor who was in the white house, during the january 6th blotting, who had this plan to overturn the election, that individual was back in a federal courtroom, why? and why are they under so much heat, as we talk about accountability? i have a special report on that, next. next we have to be able to repair the enamel on a daily basis. with pronamel repair toothpaste, we can help actively repair enamel in its weakened state. it's innovative. my go to toothpaste is going to be pronamel repair. ♪ limu emu ♪ and doug. ♪ harp plays ♪ only two things are forever: love and liberty mutual customizing your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. (emu squawks) if anyone objects to this marriage, speak now or forever hold your peace. (emu squawks) (the crowd gasps) no, kevin, no! not today. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ lemons. lemons, lemons, lemons. look how nice they are. the moment you become an expedia member, you can instantly start saving

. >> renato, we were playing a clip of john eastman, one of trump's attorneys who pled the fifth more than 100 times to the january 6th committee and also told rudy julian giuliani he sh on the pardon list. if charges were filed, what would the trump defense be that his state of mind was impaired? that he was misled? give us your impressions. >> sure. i think the trump team would say that -- would point to john eastman and say he's the one who gave us that advice. trump was relying on this well credentialed law professor who told him this was a legal scheme. i think mr. eastman himself has much greater peril, is taking the fifth for good reason. he was asking for a pardon. now the issue there, what he's going to say with his defense, i thought this was constitutional, i was trying -- he has a lot tougher time because the jury is going to have a lot more trouble believing that he didn't know what he was doing. he's the lawyer and he's telling other lawyers he thought this was going to lose 9-0 in the supreme court. notably he did not have that conversation with former president trump w

yes, there are some -- >> let me jump in, renato. you make an important point. he's representing himself. we don't know if lawyers in the circle are in it. he's taking a different path from giuliani and others. what do you think of the place he's in? i showed the reporting from the "times," the a.p., and elsewhere, this is the highest he'll white house official from the trump era who's gotten a grand jury subpoena. what does that tell you about where that probe is headed? certainly tells me -- i agree with you, ari, this is the first concrete evidence we have that the doj is looking criminally at the statements of trump and his involvement and his advisers' involvement in the january 6th insurrection. when you have fbi agents showing up at your home and serving a grand jury subpoena on you, you should be calling a criminal defense attorney, not getting on your show -- no offense. love your show. but not getting on your show and talking about it filing public lawsuits on your own. it's foolish on your face. you don't need to be a lawyer to know that's a big mista

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renato lingering out of the office. we made eye contact, he quickly waved me to go into his office which was across the hall from mine. he shut the door. i noticed the head of mr. trump security detail sitting in a chair looking somewhat discombobulated, a little lost. i looked at tony. he said, did yuo f -- hear what happened? no i just got back. what happened? tony proceeded to tell me, when the president got in the beast, he was under the impression from mr. meadows that the off the record movement to the capital was still possible and might need to happen but that bobby had more information. the president had gotten into the vehicle with bobby, he thought they were going to the capital and when bobby had relate to him we are not, you don't have the access to do it, it is not secure, we are going back to the west wing, the president had very strong, very angry response to that. tony described him as being irate. the president said something to the effect of "i am the f -- president, take me to the now." to which bobb