>> yeah, they think it's cool and i think that's nice. i feel that way. >> reporter: the national guard members take care of patients in the hospital for other illnesses. he's getting an ekg from an hospital rn and brandon brown. >> switch over for you. >> there's a sense of pride that swells up in you when you know you're helping your community. it's a beautiful feeling, really. >> reporter: the sense of sadness that so many don't get covid-19 vaccines. >> the vast predominant are unvaccinated. >> did you know that, in addition to nurses and doctors, you have members of the national guard helping you out? >> yeah, they're so good. they're wonderful. >> reporter: how does it make

you feel? >> very safe. >> reporter: a feeling of american patriotism. >> the best feeling in the world. >> reporter: the national guard members are scheduled to be at the hospital for two weeks. but if need be, it can be extended and it's likely it will need to be extended. and spending the overnight hours watching the hospital workers and national guard members work together was inspiring. their teamwork was amazing. >> news continues. want to turn it over to don and "don lemon tonight." >> those are the real heroes, those on the frontlines. here's our breaking news. the january 6th committee wants to talk to sean hannity. and they're releasing more of his texts. that's right, his texts with mark meadows and others in the days before and after and during the attack by the blood-thirsty

trump supporting rioters. the committee wants the former president's number one tv advisor to voluntarily answer questions about the communications with the then president, the white house staff and his legal team. what the committee has is stunning. we're going to tell you about a text that indicate hannity has evidence of the team's planning for january 6th. quote, we're quoting here. follow along. we can't lose the entire white house, white house counsel office. i do not see january 6th happening the way he's being told after the 6th. he should announce we'll lead -- meaning he will lead i would managen -- go to florida and watch joe mess up daily. stay engaged. when he speaks, people will listen. they go on to say the night before the violent riot, you

sent and receive a stream oftects, and i quote, i'm very worried about the next 48 hours. that's what he was saying in private. he certainly was not reporting on that, on the, quote, fox news network that the white house and president were plotting this. instead, with ted cruz, by the way, he's promoting a big, exciting day. watch this. >> a big day tomorrow. big crowds apparently slowed up to the point where the west wing could hear the music and the chanting of the people there already and this all kicks off in the morning tomorrow. >> and then the night of january 6th. sean hannity called for the perpetrators to be arrested and prosecuted and doubled down on the big lie on the very night it exploded to violence on the seat of the democracy. >> our election, frankly, was a train wreck.

83%, according to gallop and millions of others do not have faith in these election results. you can't snap your finger and hope that goes away. >> and why didn't they have faith in the election results? because the then president and his acolytes, like sean hannity, told them not to. the kcommittee also has a text n january 10th, which apparently came after a discussion with hannity and, quote, we have a clear path to land the plane in nine days. he can under mention the election ever. i did not have a cull g call with him today and worse, i don't know what's best to say and -- and the attorney saying we're reviewing the committee's letter and will respond when appropriate.

watch. >> the president bears responsibility for wednesday's attack on congress. >> president trump is practically and morally responsible for provoking the events of the day. >> all i can say is count me out. enough is enough. >> well, there you go. where are they now? meanwhile, chairman of the committee wants to speak directly with former vice president, mike pence. he tells cnn this. >> the vice president could not leave the capitol of the united states because of the riot. he was sequestered in an area in the capitol. so, his life was in danger. i would hope that he would do the right thing and come forth and voluntarily talk to the committee.

>> thompson says the committee hasn't ofilthy asked the former viels president to speak with them but says everything is under consideration. let's remember, mike pence had to run for his life on january 6th after rioters put up a gallos and chatted "hang mike pence." [ chanting hang mike pence] >> tourists, patriots. all that because he refused do do the bidding of his boss and overturn our free and fair election. spokesman foreman pence didn't respond tonight. but boy, do we have a lot to talk about tonight with all of you and your expert ease is needed this evening. good evening. jaime, you first. the committee releasing the

text, including texts from january fifth, where he seems to be alarmed by what's happening at the white house. >> i want to say whether or not sean hannity cooperates with the committee -- and i would argue he's not going to want to -- this is very bad news for donald trump. when he looks at these texts from his friend, sean hannity,to the former chief of staff, mark meadows, jim jordan, there's a text chain in one of them. this is betrayal. these are the people around him talking about him behind his back. and talking about that they're worried about his state of mind. what's happening. that sean hannity is afraid that the white house counsel is just going to walk away and quilt.

so, i think that you really have to think about why donald trump cancelled his press conference for thursday. it seemed to come right after this news came out. >> not to mention the sheer hypocrisy of it all with the no, nothing is happening here on television and behind the scenes, what the hell is happening? seems to be the tone here. in onefects, hannity says he doesn't think january 6th is going to happen the way trump is boeing told. he appears to know about conversations about the certification of the election. how sniff knlt could that be to the committee? >> i think all of this is very significant and they just released a few texts. i'm told there are dozens of texts and exchanges that go back and forth. i think the strat aeng for the

committee is look, they want to see whether sean hannity will cooperate and they want people to understand that the people closest to donald trump were worried about what was going to happen. dpidant think it was going well and the other text, they wanted him to stop talking but it was over and they couldn't convinsz him to do it. they knew it was wrong. >> and saying they want to speak directly 92 former vice president, mike pence. can you imagine the fallout there? >> no. it's hard to imagine that the former vice president would actually go and spike to the committee members. this is -- it was very clear from bennie thompson, the chairman's interview that this is something they would like. they're not talking about

specifically subpoenaing him. my impression is that would be pretty unlikely for him to do that. but remember, the former vice president's chief of staff has agreed to talk to the committee. he was there with mike pence at the capital that day. also the general counsel is going to speak. there is going to be movement in pence' world. that's likely to happen either this month or early next month. the question is how, if ever the former vice president speaks to them? for lots of reasons. he's already in deep, deep trouble because he deigned to

uphold his constitutional oath and that would make it worse. >> he's been backtracking and so has meadows. so, both of them. brian, lelt talk about sean hannity. >> he sent a litter. i meant the senate minority leader. i wasn't talking about mark meadows. he says, guys, we have a clear path to land the plane in nine days. he can't mention the election again ever. i did not have a good comwith him today and worse, i don't know like not knowing if it's truly understood. we knew hannity had an open mind to trump but shocking to hear

this from fox news host and they've pedled the lie since. >> did he infirm them of the state of his mental health? no. that's why this is so damaging to hannity and fox. he's not saying a word about this. but these mejss before they exist. i've always wondered why is it that the congress did not remove him from office after he insighted a riot? what happened on the pivotal days? here's hannity saying i had a pretty bad call with him. why didn't you call the fox nooz room and say we have an emergency on our hands? these men, and they were mostly men, who aided and abetted the

former president, they're like actors. after reason the texts, he said and -- they knew what was going on. you have hannity saying it. we need to make sure he doesn't stalk about the election ever again. how pathetic does this make him look it turns out he laz no power at all. this isn't someone saying hannity texted them. the commit ahas proof. they got proof. is he saying anything? >> no, not on the show. you kboef, this does speak to the role rin providing air

support to trump in those prip pivotal moments. >> and he is responding to the texts saying he dis grees with hannity. that he needed to stop talking about the election. falsely claiming the facts are proving his right. do you toing think trump is worried about how this is making him look? >> i think that ship sailed a long time ago. i really do. i think he believes he convince his base to believe anything he wants. if you watch thmp reporting, >> it's exactly.

floorlts proinl prien was making is he's helped by the people with the biggest mega phones on conservative media, like sean hannity, saying things that amplify the lie, even though he knows full well and now we have the text messages to prove it and i yus want to say bregs strokes in the larger painting in and around the president in the fateful critical days. if you take rudy giuliani and the two or three other people of his ilic out of it, people were calling him,ing him, cut it out.

as in this is not good for your legacy. and that was the tone and tenor of the handytects. that's what was happening real time. >> they won't say it publicly. >> and they did in the beginning. kevin mccarthy kissed the ring and spent the entire year trying to make it up to don doald trum and his support rbz. if they tell the truth, they get in trouble. >> they do. and you're supposed to have a press copference please do not do that. people who try to ignore

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back with me now on the breaking news. january 6th committee wants to talk to sean hannity. they're saying on january 6th, sean hannity texted mark meadows about trying to remove trump via the 25th amendment. betsy devos resigned the next day. they want to know if there was an effort behind the scenes to remove trump. that could be explosive, right? >> let me start by saying there is nothing in the letter by accident. and that was mentioned very far down. the words "25th amendment" were

repeated. and my understanding is that there is -- we don't know. they didn't reveal texts there. but it appears the committee has information about conversations that were going on at the highest level about the 25th amendment. and to remind our audience, there were discussions going on. we heard reporting that maybe some people in the cabinet thought trump should be removed from office. the exactfact the committee may nqation about that may speak once again to trump's state of mind. and i want to point out one other thing at the beginning of the letter. it's very well written in that it puts hannity on the spot. it says you had advanced knowledge regarding president

trump and his legal team's planning for january 6th. it appears you were expressing concern and providing advice and had, quote, relevant communications while the riot was underway and in the days thereafter. that makes you, quote, a fact witness. again, we don't know whether sean hannity is going to cooperate. but they really are putting it on the line with him. >> i mean, that is -- i see you shaking your head and to brian. that's pretty direct. >> it's very direct. because they're very clear, and i mean the chair and vice chair

of the january 6th committee. they're not asking him because of his job as a journalist and broadcaster. they're saying we respect the first amendment and that's why we're very specific in saying you are a fact witness because he wasn't acting as a journalist. he was acting as an advisor as he has had for years and years. through the whole trump presidency. and we know it was an open secret that, that's what sean hannity did. the fact that they actually have tin writing because midos handed over voluntarily his texts is the reason they feel like they're on terrifirmau, so to speak, even though he works for a news organization. >> there's always the pearl clutching at fox news other than what happens on concernative

media. these are receipts. they have the receipts from sean hannity. whatever alarm he felt behind the scenes, he's remained loyal in the lead up to the insurrection. talk to me about the relationship and can they keep this pearl clutching about oh, my gosh, the liberal media whatever, when they are, as you say, they exposed as complete actors? >> reminds me of what i heard several times, which is -- what sources would say is hannity thinks trump is crazy. i remember a very vivid comment about sean, r why are you vaping so much? if you were hearing what i was hearing from trump, you'd be vaping too. that's the conversation you'd

hear trump hannity confidantes. and i think trump and hannity need each other. this is a mutually beneficial relationship and that has not ended. trump needs -- >> trump and fox need each other. >> they do. you should not -- no matter what you think about democrats, you shouldn't have television hosts spending all their free time advising the president. they know it and knew it during the presidency. think of all the long-term damage caused and they're going to ask the biden sweech and as hard as they possibly can.

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something because it appears he was on a course of trying to dissuade them from executing the cue against joe biden's majority in the electoral college. they were troy troog over throw it in new powers to remudiate colleges. they're pregnant with possibility when he says i'm disturbed about what's going to happen in the next 48 hours. so, we want to know. not because these a news commentator than if he was a math teacher because he knows his name has come up. so, everybody owes congress his or her truthful testimony. we are operating under

representatives to determine everything that happened and keep another nightmare from behauling the republic again. >> will you subpoena him? >> we've got options. obviously, we've subpoenaed a lot of people that didn't want to come voluntarily. the vals majority will kml voluntarily and is an honor get at the bottom of the threat to overthrow the 2020 eplexion and seize the president aenls for documents. it was a coup surounded by an insurrection surrounded by a riot. and we're going to tell that complete story in the new year. the forces of democracy are on

the march. >> you're not interested in the role as a journalist. you think he's a fact witness. thilgsy i think hiss attorney said there was difficulty and he's said himself he's sfaut a jurjest. he's been on stage with the former president. and clearly this is a roled a an advisor and not a journalist. >> relts let's say your rr on your way to work and see a car accident. you can be subpoenaed to testify if you witnessed what happened. that's different from telling don lemon we want to see all of your notes for a report you're going to do about if.

he madeselfself part of the storophy and apparently in a pretty a pause pvl twaf and at least from initial indications of it. it's a matter of journalistic and you're saying a one thing behind the skpeens and event haefl and with hugs and kisses. >> they should match what you're saying on the air or matching as a journalist. >> if you're going to make yourself a state-prop grandau newsnetwork. >> have you gotten any indication pence is willing to

talk to you foreign minister and i'm not privy to whatever conversations might have taken place. mike pence is a here oaf and reult being brought down to declare these extra legal powers in the vice president to repudiate right before 1:00 p.m. january sktth rkt saying he did that inget the powers that was being imputed. they set up a scaffeld.

>> congressman, i want you to steak around because, as i mentioned, you have a new book out. i'm going it tell them, congressman lost his son to suicide. i want you to stay with us to talk about this and i want to discuss some things.

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two horrible events that happened a year ago, the death of your son, tommy and the attack on the january 6th attack. talk to me about the challenge. how difficult is that? >> well, we lost tommy on december 31st of 2020 and that was like the end of the world for us. he was the light of our lives, along with hannah and tab thu, our other two kids. and i was drowning in agony and grief, alock with the rest of our family. there with the police said i was ess essentially cat tonic. saying i've lost my son, my dear tommy is gone.

my life is over. we were surrounded by a lot of love. my family and friends and constituents for several days. we buried tommy january 5. and the next day i had to go in for the, traditionally ceremonial transfer seat of power. my kids were trying to stop me and i said it was a constitutional duty. speaker pelosi asked me to be one of a handful of members to answer the anticipated objections to pennsylvania, georgia, some of the other states and i said why don't you come with me? and tabitha said i know donald trump has been asking people to come to washington.

is it safe? and i said yes, it's going to be safe. i had the day after trump and barr unleashed against black lives matter and black lives matter came the next day. had an image of national guard men and women armed, protecting the capitol and i could not imagine that somehow the capitol would be breached, much less overrun and laid siege to by an angry mob. and yes that's precisely what took place. >> you also describe. you were talking about that. in your speech about impeaching don d donald trump and about thattrary day. >> the kids hiding under the desk, placing what they thought were their final texts and

whispered phone calls to say their goodbyes. they thoughts they were going to die. my son in law never even had been to the capitol before and when they were finally rescued, over an hour later by capitol officers and we were together, i hugged them and apologized and told my daughter, tabitha, who's 24 and a brilliant algebra teacher, teacher for american. i told her how sorry i was and promised it would not be like this again the next time she came back the capitol with me and you know what she said? she said dad, i don't want to come back to the capitol. of all the terrible, brutal things i saw and heard on that

day, and sings then, that one hit be the hardest. >> one of the most moving things i'd ever heard. i remember watching it and watching you and i couldn't imagine everything that you'd gone through, how you were still standing and you had the strength and courage to do that. congressman, the trauma of that day is undeniable, yet, people are still questioning it even happened or even violent. that has to infuriate you on some level. how do you handle that? was the book part of the cuthars to get that out? >> i tried to analyze that as a tactic of totalarian movement.

there were 150 cops that end uded wounded, injured in the hospital. fractured skulls, traumatic brain injury, ptsd, people hit over the head with steel pipes, hockey sticks. they were throwing fire ext extinguishers. and yet, donald trump says they greeted the officers with hugs and kisses. you hear people parrot back saying it's like the return of dr. king's march on washington. >> patriots, we love you, go home. >> that didn't happen until so many of our officers were wounded and crushed in the

medieval-style battles that were taking place. we have to understand this is an attack on our democracy. democracy needs a ground to stand on, my dad usesd to say ad you have to base it on truth. the people have to have the truth to govern. tat tathat's the select committee is about teallling the truth to th people and hoy we're going to fortify against future episodes and outbreaks of authoritarian violence. >> listen. this may not mean anything to you but i'm so proud of you for writing this book. as someone who lost a loved one rece recently, it takes strength and courage. the next time i see you, i will read your book. thank you for writing this.

i'm sorry for what happened to tommy but i'm gritful for leaders like you standing up for what's right. >> and thank you for having me on, don. >> the book again is "unthinkable trauma, truth, and the trials of american democracy" by congressman jamie raskin. ith mom. she always said, “food is love.” so when she moved in with us, a new kitchen became part of our financial plan. ♪ i want to make the most of every meal we have together. ♪ at northwestern mutual, our version of financial planning helps you live your dreams today. find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com wondering what actually goes into your multi-vitamin? at new chapter its innovation organic ingredients and fermentation. fermentation? yes, formulated to help your body really truly absorb the natural goodness.

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and it is positive after five days, then you need to isolate for five more days. they also say that when leaving isolation after five days, you should avoid restaurants, gyms, and travel. confusing? it sure is. joining me now, cnn medical analyst dr. leana wen. this new isolation guidance from the cdc, does it make any sense to you? >> not really. and when something fails the common sense test, people are just not going to follow it. i think what the cdc should have said is, it's too bad that we don't have enough testing. but if you happen to have tests, then that's a good way to end your isolation. but instead this guidance saying if you test after five days but if it's positive after five days, you have to add your isolation to five more days, that's going to disincentivize testing, which is really not what we should be doing at this point. >> can't you test positive for a long while after you contract covid? >> with the pcr test, yes, you

could test positive even for weeks after. but the antigen test, the rapid at-home antigen test, usually that's a pretty good test for infectivity. so are you infectious at this point in time? so a lot of people could clear the virus after five or six days. what the uk has done, for example, is to say if you test negative twice on two consecutive days, you could end your isolation at seven days. that's the kind of policy that actually would have made more sense here in the u.s. too. >> so president biden was out today encouraging vaccinated americans to be concerned but not to be alarmed about the omicron variant. with this variant now making up to 95% of covid cases in the u.s., do you agree with the president? >> i absolutely do. we are at a very different place than we were in 2020 or 2021 because we now know this is a different variant. this variant is milder than previous variants. and also people who are vaccinated and boosted for the large part are really well protected against severe illness. so there should be no reason at

this point why teachers are saying, we're not going to go back to school because they're going to be well protected with vaccination, boosters, and masking. we should not be closing down the economy, shutting down businesses. for another reason too, which is that this may be our new normal going forward. it may be that we get a resurgence of a new variant every several months, and we cannot close down our economy and shut our schools every time. we have to figure out how we can live with this virus going forward, and if we can turn this into something more like somewhere between a mild cold and the flu, then that is how we can live with covid-19. >> and get people vaccinated. that's what we need to do as well. thank you, dr. wen. i appreciate it. the committee investigating the insurrection wants to talk to the former vice president and one of fox's top hosts. we'll be right back. re just havin' a girls' night in. i'm a professional and i'm at work right now. now? i use differin gel. it has the only prescription-strength retinoid

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