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here is the breaking news, the house january 6th committee voting to recommend mark meadows be charged with criminal contempt of congress for refusing to cooperate with the committee and failing to appear for a deposition as required by the committee's subpoena. the committee revealing text messages between maryeadows and several fox hosts and the then president's eldest son as the capitol was being violently attacked by insurrectionists. let's bring in cnn senior legal affairs correspondent paula reid and john harwood. good evening to both of you. you've been going through these shocking new texts and information from the january 6th select committee. what do people need to know, paula? >> reporter: extraordinary information as told by some of

trump's closest allies. the house select committee revealing this evening text messages from several fox news person personnelties, text messages from laura ingraham, sean hannity to the then chief of staff mark meadows urging him to get the president to do something to quail violence on capitol hill. they also revealed text messages from the president's son, donald trump junior saying he quote has to lead now. now, vice chairwoman and the committee liz cheney laid out some of this evidence. let's take a listen. >> as the violence continued, one of the president's sons texted mr. meadows quote he's got to condemn this shit asap. the capitol police cheat is not enough. donald trump junior texted. meadows responded quote i'm pushing it hard. i agree. still, president trump did not immediately act.

donald trump junior texted again and again urging action by the president quote we need an oval office address. he has to lead now. it has gone too far and gotten out of hand. >> these messages are illustrative of the former president's supreme duty. this is the stuff meadows handed over voluntarily. makes you wonder what he may be withholding. >> what were members of congress telling mark meadows to do, paula? >> more remarkable evidence revealed tonight. for example, we see one message from a lawmaker saying quote the president needs to stop this asap. cheney says these text messages show the white house knew exactly what was happening at the capitol in realtime. but that's not all. when the events of the decertification of the electoral college happened in the early

hear e hours of january 6th. they called it a terrible day. yesterday was a terrible day. from a lawmaker. we tried everything we could in our objections to the six states. i am sorry nothing worked. that was the response after a failed attempt to disrupt the peaceful transition of power. we know meadows is refusing to come in and answer questions from the committee. he suggested he doesn't have to come in because of executive privilege but clearly, he does not believe that there is any privilege concern with the thousands of documents he's handed over, the committee is demanding he come in and answer questions about the materials he's handed over and clearly, this are questions. >> john, i mean, we tried. sorry, didn't work. we tried to overturn an election. this is crazy. the trump white house staff, members of congress, the former president's own son have been trying to rewrite the history of january 6th since that happened. we know the truth now what they

actually think about it. >> that's right. not only the trump white house people but also as you've been discussing with paula and others tonight, the fox news personalities, what they have in common this group of people leading what once was a conservative movement is now really an authoritarian movement. what they have in common is they're lying for money and power to a consit tituency thei life is going down the tubes. white evangelical christians that think the country is being taken over by people from other countries and people of different races, by people of different religions and they think their culture is changing and falling behind economically. donald trump appeals to that. fox news exploits that. and we saw the tragic consequences on january 6th and it's now more simply about the

power and money of a corporation and a political party. it's about the future of democracy as you were talking about with stewart stevens in the previous hour. >> yeah, john, this text. i can't get over this. i got to go back to the i'm sorry, nothing worked text. it is especially disturbing. i mean, this is a sitting member of congress apologizing for not succeeding in helping to overturn the election, chilling especially going forward now. >> well, there is no question about it. look, in the republican party, we've seen precisely two people willing to stand up and call out what happened on january 6th precisely for what it was and that's liz cheney and adam kinzinger. the republican party is stepping back and ignoring down playing what mhappened on january 6th because they think the political winds are blowing in their

direction and they don't have to do it. on january 6th itself, they were scared it would reverberate against them and mccarthy came and criticized donald trump. he's way fled that position. and so again, the republican party as a whole is not willing to stand up for the constitution and for the future of the american democracy. they're trying to obtain power even at the cost of that kind of insurrection and remember, we had sitting members of congress, mo brooks spoeke to that and sad we'll go and fight like hell. that's what we're dealing with. >> that's what we're dealing with. i need to let the viewers now, the select committee voted to hold mark meadows in contempt of congress. i want to bring in cnn senior

analyst a legal and national security analyst. good to see both of you. thanks very much. ellie, i'll start with you because these texts are extraordinary why meadows should be compiling with the subpoena. will the justice department actually prosecute mark meadows for a contempt of congress? >> big question. this is a wow moment. >> right? >> we have to step back. this morning, we got these texts about how the national guard will stand by to protect protrump people and that's already yesterday's news. >> we knew this. this is the proof they knew and that they're lying about it exactly. it shows that when we say they knew, everythbody around the situation, people trying to down play january 6th on the day of. they're sending texts and the people behind this mark meadows and donald trump and the only one that can stop it, everybody

is begging meadows you have to get him to call them off. that shows you they knew the person who the capitol was stormed for. >> do you think they will vote for contempt? what does that mean? >> it has to go to the full house that will happen soon and go to doj. merrick garland has to decide if he wants to bring a criminal charge. we're talking about mark meadows. he has partially compiled but overall of this, he's the former president. we got a ruling last week from the court of appeals in d.c. the former president doesn't get to call for executive privilege contrary to the current president. i think doj should charge it but this is a gut check for merrick garland. >> i think i know the answer to this. does the fever break? i don't think. i don't know if this evening breaks the fever. sad it keeps going on and on and on. it just continues and am i crazy to think that? you think okay, here is the

proof. everybody knows this is a farce. all these people are lying about it. fox news, you know, don junior, whatever. yet, the grift keeps going. d do you understand what i'm saying? >> i do. this is a rare moment of clarity, right? there is a concept in the law in evidence called an excited u utter. an exception to the hearsay rule. this is based on the idea when someone is in a state of shock or under stress, what they say is inherently trustworthy and when i was listening to these texts being read out, i thought of this concept. these are excited utters. this is how they were perceiving the event at the time whatever political combover they did hours later and months later and

even don junior i don't think of as having a particularly well moral compass is perceiving this in the same way and the question is, you know, why wasn't trump responding to this? he was the one who they all believed had the power to stop this and he was the one who apparently did it because these texts kept coming. >> amazing. don junior who is -- i was going to say all of them. the biggest joke of the trump family, besides the dad is like on that day saying, you know, you got to stop this. mark meadows was on "hannity" just tonight. here is what he said. >> it's disappointing but not surprising and let's be clear about this, sean. this is not about me holding me in contempt. it's not even about making the capitol safer. we see that by some of the selective leaks going on right now. this is about donald trump and about actually going after him

once again continuing to go after donald trump. >> it's painful to listen to, guys. osha, enough. >> don, here is the bottom line for meadows. he cannot be both loyal to trump and tell the truth. and this is the thing he's caught between in terms of cooperating with congress. given what they have, actual text messages that, you know, between him and other people, he has to name names. he has to really -- he was in the thick of it and so he either has to throw trump under the bus, which is going to be, you know, political death for him or he lies for trump, which many other people have done mike flynn, rodger stone and he will pay a price for that because he will undoubtedly be prosecuted for lying to congress. so for him, i think, taking the chance on this contempt of congress charge which as ellie noted is not necessarily a slam

dunk is just a calculations for him, a risk reward calculations because i think he has no wiggle room at all to fudge if he goes in and answers questions in front of this committee. >> if i could just build on that. we used to say as prosecutors if someone thinks about cooperating, you don't want to jump half way across the ditch. stay there and be a defendant or come over there and cooperate. mark meadows, i want to know what happened. he went half way across and gave 6,000 damming documents and said hold on and now he's stuck in the middle. so some day we'll learn what happened, why he did that. it makes no sense but he's already about maybe incriminated by given incredibly damming information on himself and others. >> quick won. d don junior and the fox propaganda hosts, can they be called to testify. >> they need to be sensitive to

compelling members of the media for first amendment reasons and reasons we can understand as the media. if they were not members of the media you would be walking a subpoena now. >> this is an insurrection and please stop them. good evening, everyone, nothing happened at the capitol today. thank you. it gets worse and worse. every new revelation gives us a new terrible piece of the picture of what happened on january 6th but will we ever know the whole truth? >> and mr. meadows' testimony will bear on another key question before this committee. did donald trump through action or inaction corruptly seek to obstruct or impede congress' officials proceeding to corrupt votes. mark meadows' testimony is necessary to inform our legislative judgments.

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so here is the breaking news tonight, the january 6th co committee voting to hold mark meadows in contempt. so much to discuss now. garrett grath is here and charlie dent is now a cnn political commentator. good to see both of you. garrett, haven't seen you in awhile. i'll start with you. the more we learn about january e 6th, the worse it gets. do these stunning revelations get us any closer to the full story of what happened that day in your estimation? >> i think one of the things we

see becoming clear is what we have known all along, which is donald trump is the center of this. the people around donald trump whether it's his own staff, his own family or fox news hosts, realize that this crowd was acting to fulfill donald trump's wishes. and that, you know, for all that we try to pretend these were tourists, you know, trying to get a tour of the capitol or these were, you know, a few random disaffected people who broke off from the trump rally on the national mall, everyone that day that was around donald trump, around the president of the united states understood what is coming clear in these texts that this crowd was reacting to and would follow the orders of donald trump.

>> charlie, congressman adam schiff laid out texts received from lawmakers, take a listen to this. >> this one reads on january 6th, 2021, vice president mike pence as president of the senate should call out all electoral votes that he believes are unconstitutional as no electoral votes at all. the second graphic. the president needs to stop this asap. if we could queue graphic number three. yesterday was a terrible day. we tried everything we could in our objection to the six states. i'm sorry nothing worked. >> wow. so we have a sitting member of congress. what happens when we find out who they are? >> that will be a real bad day for those members, all i can

tell you. we're missing the capitol on january 6th was a site of a massive crime scene and congress has every right to investigate that attack. people forcibly entered a restricted area. there was aggravated assault committed against numerous law enforcement officers, destruction and desecration of the capitol itself. congress has a right to know and hold those people accountable and those who may have aided and assisted them and so to the extent whether it was lawmakers or protesters, mark meadows having conversations with protesters on the ground based on documents that he released to the committee with members of congress, with the fox news hosts and by the way, somebody might want to look into propriety of that, that's a subject for brian stelter apparently. i i'm just saying there is a lot to investigate and congress has every right to get this information and again, since mark already provided mark meadows already provided this

material to the committee, i mean, the committee has every right to ask about this what adam schiff read off and what liz cheney read off, too. this is really relevant to the investigation. so i think mark meadows got himself in a real pickle here. i think the truth will set him free and frankly, best thing for republican party right now is for the truth to come out. it might help break the lock of trump on the party if we can understand exactly what he did to aid and abet this group. >> what happened with mark meadows? cooperating, cooperating, could someone have gotten to him and said okay, shut your mouth? >> well, i think he's trying to run out the clock. you know, i think he's hoping that maybe he's finding a civil action this might slow things down and get to the midterms and maybe this can go away for him. that's probably partly the strategy. probably donald trump does not want him in front of congress. that's probably a harsh reality

as well. so i think that's certainly playing into his calculations. it's hard to say what is motivating him. he's in a bit of a thano man's land. he's half in, half out. he hasn't quite crossed the ditch. >> jump the ditch. >> he's kind of in it. >> brought me back to my childhood, the plank over the ditch to go to the neighbor's house. i was really country growing up. the committee is releasing damming evidence but will it shake up meadows or make other trump allies think twice about trying to seaubvert the investigation or they don't care about truth or facts or law or nothing? >> well, i do think what we have seen is that this steve bannon criminal charge of contempt of congress has shaken some of these cooperators. it has had some of its desired

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california governor gavin newsom saying this weekend, and i quote, if that is the precedent, we'll let californians sue those who put ghost guns and weapons on our streets. mirroring the texas law, the proposed legislation would allow anyone to sue anyone who manufactures a ghost gun or parts in the state of california. and those people could be fined at least $10,000 per violation. joining me now to discuss, the

author of "awakening: ladies, lies, leadership, and the lies we've been told." you know california law, you know law across the country. is this sort of fighting fire with fire? what do you think? >> well, you know, we know, don, that justice sonia sotomayor warned us about this in the texas abortion case. she said the court is setting a dangerous precedent, and other states would start to model what the texas legislature has done. that's what the california governor is doing, and some may say it's performative. that legislature, states, cannot enact laws that subvert the constitution. but he's getting tremendous praise on social media from progressives, from democrats who are saying two can play this game. if republicans can go after abortion laws and try to

restrict constitutional rights to abortion in the way they have with this texas abortion law, california can do so with respect to gun laws. which we know is something that republicans hold very dearly. we don't know what will happen, but it's definitely getting a lot of support from those who are very concerned about the texas abortion law. >> a couple of things you said. we don't know what will happen. some say it's performative. is it a legal path, or is it a stunt, or too soon to tell? >> i don't think it's a stunt. he was outraged by the 5-4 supreme court decision that just came down, and they set a dangerous precedent by allowing the state of texas to deputize citizens, and allowing them to circumvent -- >> can you imagine the gun

supporters, their heads would pop off if this gained traction. >> but women's heads and pro-choice heads who believe that women have the right to abortion, our heads are popping off because of the court's ruling in the texas state. and judge sotomayor warned us of this. some are calling it performative, but i don't think it is at all. i think it's a legitimate case to be made. if it can be done with abortion laws in the state of texas, it can be done in the state of california. >> the spuupreme court claim th just followed the law. but could moves like the governor's factor into the conservative justice's calculations? wait a minute, i'm not sure about this. >> it is a conundrum. if they are going to allow the texas abortion law to stand, it would be hypocritical, it would

be rank hypocrisy for them to rule a law like the one that governor newsom is proposing to somehow be unconstitutional. the court will have to get itself out of this pickle. what they're doing with respect to this texas abortion law is being guided by this zealous quest that some on the court have had for years to overturn roe v. wade. so will they put at issue other laws like the second amendment, other constitutional rights like the second amendment, that remains to be seen. i think it's a bold and brilliant move on the part of gavin newsom, and the court will have to deal with it. >> thank you, and thank you for watching, everyone. our coverage continues.

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good evening from mayfield, kentucky, one of the hardest-hit towns in the hardest-hit state after one of the deadliest and most destructive tornado outbreaks this country has ever seen. we got extensive reporting from here tonight. we begin, though, first with breaking news from washington where the house select committee investigating the january 6th riot has just approved a criminal contempt of congress referral against former white house chief of staff mark meadows. now, that comes as the committee releases extraordinary evidence -- we don't use that word extraordinary lightly, detailing what meadows and others in the white house did and did not do in the hours leading up to the deadly attack, and laid out in painstaking detail the case to hold mr. meadows in contempt.