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you have always been truthful. but i don't think you telling the truth but your age. i know that you're much, much younger and you want people to think that, oh. >> it gives me gravitas? >> i think you transpose the numbers. 24. >> let's not argue, david. some argue. 24 just fine with me. >> happy birthday to you. thank you so much for last week. i gotta spend league with my family up from louisiana. we had a great time. around the water. we take about. trip we went to the beach. we swam. we barbecue. it was so nice. i can tell you the importance of family. go home, enjoy uber. they love your family. be with them. i will see you on wednesday. >> well, thank you so much. i'm glad you had to break. it was an honor to be a chair. as you to keep warm. you do much better. see later. >> i don't know about. that see later. have you heard the two. so, i have a lot to tell you about. this one going to tell you. so, i'm back. i'm happy to be back.

i'm having a new perspective as many have after they come back from a qishan. i have any perspective. only get back to some of the things that i've been doing. i'm warning about the trouble that our democracy is in and the importance of what is happening in washington, especially when it comes to the hearings on january six. okay? this is not partisan. this is about our democracy. saving our democracy. fighting for our democracy. as i said before, do not fall with the old okey dokey. right now, tonight, right here the nice in america, it has never been more tricky. got me here. don't fall for it. don't fall fort when people try to tell you that what happened on january 6th is on the past. that it is over and. that is not important. because if we do not stand up against the law is, the labs that sent a mob to storm the capital, the lies that would

overturn our election, if we don't follow the investigation, where the investigation leads, what is to stop it from happening again? when it happens again, maybe they will succeed. most likely will. this is not about the past. it's about the future, really. and the america where you want to have. the america we want to have. the one that our founding fathers wanted us to have. what we are about to learn from tomorrow's hearing on january six, of the january six committee, maybe the best thing yet. that is not hyperbole. the committee saying that they have right away extremist groups like the proud boys, how they pack -- plan to attack the capitol. their ties to roger stone and michael flynn. watch this.

>> we are going to let the evidence that we have already collected about the rules of those two men, as well as the violent extremists. and, then it's to the american people to decide what kind of connectivity and what culpability people in the white house, including the president, had for pulling these folks together and it resulted in january six. >> so, keeping the witness list for tomorrow are under last because of cause security concerns, obviously. we are learning a lot tonight about what to expect. sources are telling cnn that reporting from a former spokesperson who calls himself a propagandist for the of keepers. as well as one of the people who stormed the capitol on january 6th and later pleaded guilty to entering the capitol in the gully. we will hear excerpts from trump white house pat cipollone's testimony behind closed doors on friday. sources say he was asked about a meeting on september 18th, 2020, in the white house. a meeting, including cindy

powell and michael flynn, which eventually turned into a scary match that some trump its pushback on flynn's most outrageous suggestions about overturning the election. all that stuff. we'll have many of that. voting machines. all of that. all of this crazy stuff. other what we learned already, trump and his allies knew, they knew that there is no evidence and the election was stolen. they knew it. >> there was never an indication of interest and what the actual facts were. >> he knew the plan to overturn the election was illegal. >> i would have laid my body across the road before i would have let the vice president overturn the 2020 election. >> and you heard all that for

the people. the protesters, they were unarmed, they were turned. well, they were. they knew the protesters were. >> to say they could march the capitol found -- >> something to the effect, they're not here to hurt me. of the mid-. let my people in. they can march to the capitol after the balance of. that they can march from [inaudible] take the megs way. then they can march the capitol. >> guess what? he did nothing to stop the violenceneed to do something. they are literally calling for the vice president to be hung. mark responded something to be effective, you heard them, pet. he thinks might deserves it. he doesn't think they're doing anything wrong. george pat said something, this is crazy. when you to be doing something

more. >> and there is chilling new information about just how far the oath keepers were allegedly prepared to go. the doj revealing in a file, they brought explosives to the washington area around january six and had a, so-called, death list of officials in georgia. meanwhile, steve bannon's changing his tone. the man who said this on generate that. >> all heck is going to break loose. it's all going to break list. >> they know. telling the committee he's willing to testify, but only in a public hearing. was sao about? we'll discuss. if that was a stunt to delay his contempt of congress trial, it didn't work. a judge today refused. we are going to learn holdout more about all of this is just

a few hours. i want you to hear this. a quote from an op-ed by capitol police sergeant in the new york times. he is one of the american heroes who risked their lives defending the seat of our democracy, defending it from a mob of trump supporters who stormed the capitol. they wounded him and many more of those officers. they tried to stop the certification of our free and fair election. the title of his op-ed, i was betrayed by president trump. this is what he writes. he said, i believe he betrayed his oath to defend the constitution. it was to the detriment of me, my colleagues, and all americans whom he was supposed to protect. he is right. we were all betrayed by donald trump. betrayed by president who swore to preserve, protect, defend the constitution of the united states. full stop. period.

let's bring in cnn political analyst anderson and former senior investigator for the generous six collect committee, john. what's so good to have both of you want. good evening to you, john, i'm not serve you. you've worked very closely with the committee. how are they going to show a direct connection between these extremist groups and trump? what kind of evidence will they lay out here? >> yeah. it remains to be seen whether there is going to be evidence showing direct communications between any of these groups and president trump or any of the white house. i think at the very least we are going to hear that president trump exploited the existence of these groups. that he knew or should have known that these groups existed and that they could easily be inflamed by his language. nonetheless, he went out on the ledge in front of the white house in the morning of january 6th and used extremely aggressive rhetoric that had a

natural effect of leading these groups to violence. >> down, talk to me about this former oath keeper spokes person. he is a self described propagandist, expected to testify tomorrow. what questions will he be able to answer? do you think that he is going to show? >> yeah. i was not at the interview with the committee. i think that it is a huge victory for the committee that they're airborne to have a former member of one of the extremist groups there, in person, testifying about his experiences. so, i think it is going to be really compelling testimony. just to hear how scary these groups are. how much they're dividing our country. >> liam henderson, a source telling cnn that we're going to see from paris, he pled guilty to entering the capitol the sixth. how big of a deal is a? >> it's a big deal. they have someone who was there

at the capitol first at the rally and then marched to the capitol. one of the things this committee wants to do is show that this was a mob. if you look at when harrison said so far, he has a facebook post where he is pointing to that tweet from donald trump saying, come to the capitol. it is going to be -- so, he drives from ohio to be there. it is facebook post, you can tell he's increasingly becoming radicalized. in the weeks leading up to january six, he's using words like treason. is using words like civil war. you know, idea of standing up to fight. this was an election that was stolen from donald trump. so, this was important. he gives what that bob was thinking and how connected they were to donald trump. that he, in fact, summoned them

and was aware of the radicalization. and radicalizing the, as well. of course, we saw what happened at the capitol that day. and then, connect to that december 10th meeting. that is the day before. >> of the influence. >> right. >> that he had on them. but they carried out on that day. another question for you, tomorrow we are going to hear some of the tape testimony from former white house counsel pat cipollone. sources tell cnn that he was asked extensively about december 18th. that meeting he touched on 2020 where trump and a group of election deniers were plotting. why is this meeting so critical to this committee? >> listen. this is a wild meeting that happens in the evening of december 18th. it lasts for hours. it was from the oval office on to the private residence. you have these conspiracy theories, mainly led by city pell, who are saying all sorts of crazy things. centered on committee dominion voting machines, government

should see them because both have been changed by foreign entity. that should be the special counsel. there's lots of yelling. rudy giuliani giuliani is on the phone listening to these meetings. you have cipollone arguing back and forth with participants. conspiracy theories on what could be called team normal. at that point, it's after that meeting which lasted until midnight, or so. it's after that meeting that the tweet comes on december 19th. he says people says, it is going to be wild. imagine, cipollone. there he was in lots of these meetings. i'm imagine his testimony that appears tomorrow on videotape. one such a meeting. >> he says, it will be wild. how does the committee prove, john, this is actually motivated extremists to act? >> well, you know, i think we're going to hear from one of

the former member of the extremist groups. probably a lot of videotape evidence. it's something that select committee has a very effectively. not just have life witnesses, but put together compelling excerpts of other deposition testimony. so, we're going to hear witnesses say. particularly people who were involved attacking the capitol. >> john, prosecutors say at least one of keeper brought explosives to the d.c. area ahead of the january six. it's a question of whether donald trump knew the risk for violence. is that? it >> i'm pretty sure he had to know the risk. he might not have known specifically the domestic violent extremist groups bringing explosive to the d.c. area, but he had to have been aware of the existence of these groups. these groups were supporting him. members of these groups showed up on january six. so, he had to know that the

language he used leading up to january 6th, the morning of the six, created a risk. and then, course, what you find out from tomorrow's hearing from cassidy hutchison, you will hear the last hearing which will be primetime. you know, what the president did or didn't do while the attack was going on in the capital. that's one of the most damning parts of donald trump. according to cassidy hutchison, possibly others, he did very little to stop what was happening he was one person the roles that could've said something to try and stop the attack. he chose not to. i just sitting here going over some of the names that people are discussing. the giuliani, the sydney powell, michael flip, and what was in that sort of box gallery. to analysis. who would take any of these people seriously? it is amazing that the -- i guess there are telling many wanted to hear. i think about those people on the reputations.

>> that's right. and sort of at the conclusion of that meeting. you've got team normal essentially saying to trump, are you going to believe us? team normal that it's telling you that all these conspiracy theorists are out of their mind. and ultimately donald trump sides with the people who are telling him what's he wants to hear. and at some point i think he said at least. testifying at least they're giving me a chance. and the other folks, of course, i think you don't have a. chance because at this point, remember, the electoral college is already met and all the different states. this is official. he has lost. and so on december 18th you have to very very contentious, very very long meeting. and the white house. with these conspiracy theories. the mom of the, like how did sydney powell even get into the white house. and there she has. talking to president of the united states who should be worried about the transition, conducting the actual business of governing in the final days

of his turning office. but instead, he's talking to these conspiracy theories about these cockamamie theories about the 2020 election. >> we are free and fair election america. i'm not happy with the outcome of the election. i thought i should've won. but we're got welcome the biden ministration and the people of spoke. and what happened to those days? now we're living in a time where giuliani, sydney powell, jenna alice, and michael flynn are the presidents advisors. and that was taken council with. the former president should say. thank you both. the committee says it is focusing on extremist groups and their role on january 6th. next them to talk to a man who saw the proud boys inaction and what he saw was violent. biden understand how violent that event was. i saw it, i documented it, and i experienced it. i heard incredibly aggressive chanting.

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we are just hours away from the next january six committee hearing the capital. the committee expects the folks on the extremist groups at that capitol right. and the ties that they may have had to the trump orbit. so join me now to discuss this his scott attorney requested. he from the proud boys on january 6th and testified before the house select

committee in june. >> i love your name by the way. >> so listen, you are embedded in the proud boys, as a matter fact. on generous. x >> i was with the might of been on them for. while i spent some time with them and enrique before. we are at the rallies in december. >> so the person we are video. because some of your video shows them streaming towards the capitol that day. remind everyone what it was like that morning as you follow them around the. she would have been leading up to this violence? >> we met with the proud boys at about 10:30 on the national mile. they're already walking towards the capital. we're a little late because we spent some time from the previous day with enrique. we picked up from jail. that follow him to the meeting in the parking garage. with stewart rhodes. and once interviewed matt's hotel in baltimore? so we kind of got there late. but the proud boys were marching down the mall. and they were -- this time they're much more organized and they had been in

20 on december the 12th. when they did a similar things. they walked on the mall, and information, but this time they're walking and they're much more organized. >> -- i thought -- it felt less suspicious. because they're doing the same thing today before. >> you said they're more organized. >> they were walking at a strait thought. which on the other days they could manage to do. so this time they're walking in a straight line. they had aligned that they were getting. anyone who wasn't with them. they're asking them to leave. >> when did you get idea that big -- >> to really didn't have any idea that was going to change until the virus came down. there's a couple of little indications just a little bit before. mccarthy would scream now let's go get these folks. but i didn't really pay attention to it. the bears came down the world changed. >> let's talk about what happened. because when the bears came down the world changed.

and someone who knew about the change, or this was part of. it is that we are hearing that sources are saying that the former spokesperson for the oath keepers going to testify tomorrow. what do you think they're gonna get from that? >> well i don't know. i think you referred to mr. to know. so i don't know. i think that mr. trudeau can talk about i still rhodes's mindset in context. and you could see. potentially. an increase in the ferocity of his rhetoric. i as time goes by. >> do you see is a key figure? >> yes, absolutely key figure. >> why so? >> he had some militia he was there on january 6th. so there's some question that need to be answered. there >> we have a place to documentary because they showed some documentary footage of pleated document of the proud

boys and the -- general. fifth let's watch. >> and finish obtainedf january 5th and we kept area was and stewart rhodes met in a parking garage in washington d.c.. >> there is mutual respect. there we were -- we are fighting the same fight and i think that's what's important. i >> but what you saw in the significance of the meeting. >> i mean, everyone points that this meeting is a smoking gun and i can't quite attest to that in the same way that people hope. i think that we didn't actually hear any direct conversations about seditious conspiracy and that garage. but there is a chunk of but it's where we were asked to put our cameras down and one of our colleagues was away from us. i >> disappear cameras and? >> and because you talked with lawyers about the magazine

charge. so there is ice a minutes worth of footage words from behind a car were stewart boards and a retiree we're talking. and we i kathy was our technology to ascertain what they're saying. but in the charging documents retiree, it is mentioned that they were discussed. that the capitals discussed. i wish we weren't even able to establish. >> i don't have you have the? preachers >> i don't have the. breeders or the technology at the federal government. has >> to believe that they were discussing january 6th? >> but i heard was the discussion of enrique wanted to be close to his boys, as he recalled them. and that he was worried -- he wasn't worried about his communications having been breached. that was the extent of the conversation. >> do you remember the stand back and stand by thing from the debate.

the proud boys said said that stand back with that. by the committee's mission and can the tweet where the former president talks about be there, saying quote, be there it will be wild. you are with them at key moments. what kind of effect do you think the statements had? do you think the same if any kind of effect on him? >> i think the one thing that comes to proud boys altogether is trumpism. as the other deal that is consistent throughout all of the proud boys that i talked to. and so for the president to call for people to be there. and for him to say stand back and stand by. it is very powerful. >> talk me more about that. do you think they're listening to -- their getting cues from him? >> yeah. i don't know if there's a cue. but like everyone the president's tweets are so well publicized that everyone is

waiting for the next six from the president. so if you really. if you're really listening for it. then this is a call to action i think that it is pretty close. >> roger stone michael flynn. >> roger stone and michael flynn. i can't leap into the pride was directly. except for on december the 12th when i enrique nordean and roger were on the steps of the marriott holding an impromptu rally. i >> meaning? >> maybe there was a crowd of like a couple of hundred people and that they were i. they gave a short speech. it is like a pet rally. >> we're gonna hurt more. that may have you back depending on what comes out of the hearing tomorrow at the supreme court. >> thank you nick. i >> president biden facing

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so, not two thirds of democrats to not, do not, want president biden to be their nominee in 2024. do not. 64% of democratic primary voters would prefer someone else on the ballot. let's dig into the new polls. cnn political commentary -- former advisor to george w. bush and john mccain. good evening. that may be all they have. let's talk about this. mark, you first. looking at that number just months into the midterms,

almost halfway through his term, it is beyond scary but this president. when you think conversations are like in the white house? >> well, one thing about this white house is that they do not scare easily and they know democrats. that is how they won their primary. that's how they won their nomination. tuning out, listen to the signal over the noise. by the way, i don't think it's a surprising at all these numbers given all that joe biden is dealing with. it's not surprising because in many respects, joe biden himself said that he it's a transitory -- or a presidential transition. meaning, giving the signal that he knows he is 80 years old. he knows he's an old, white guy in a party that is demographically changing endeavors. the future is not going to be an old, white guy. the last person to say he's not running is going to be joe biden. the second last person is going

to be jill biden. who's going to take the message to him. the future demographic is not joe biden. >> listen, now, he has a track record as president, right? like it or not. before, when he was running in 2020, the numbers, i mean, they weren't drastic. you're a lot of people who did not want him to run. he proved everyone wrong, mark. you pulled it up. >> do you know why he proved everyone wrong? he was not the guy that was not crazy. his message was, i will become -- i may not be exciting, but i'm not crazy. he came in with huge expectations. for the next fdr, they shouldn't have had those expectations because the reason he got the nomination, the reason he won, is because he was not donald trump. period. >> yeah. >> i mean, i know you're saying there. the inference is that the other one was crazy, right? i there are some people who would agree with, you somewhat disagree.

paul, what is your way? and before you, in lust me just put this to you, 94% of democratic primary voters under 30 want someone else to run in 2024 that is what the future of the party wants. the question is, will they get? it 94% under 30 -- under 30, did they show up? >> yeah. he's kind of like the guy in the old country song, if it weren't for bad, luck i'd have no luck at all. russian invades ukraine, inflation spikes. supreme courts of throws out 50% -- there's new coronavirus variant. monkeypox. so, the guy has had a pretty rotten string of luck. problem with young people is especially acute. you're right to signal it. in the election, biden strongly age cohort was 18 to 30-year-olds. the youngest voters were his strongest, 60%. i just saw a recent poll, that

was 25. that was in part because some of the other leaders of his party are undermining. him undermining him with other voters. they're attacking him instead of attacking republicans. it is an enormous problem. he has this huge, broad coalition. some of these people, they're on the same boat. some of them are punching holes in the. they're complaining that biden is getting them wet. >> paul, here's a thing. like i said, i pointed out the under 30 voters. the people show up to the polls are, you know, my mom's age. frankly, my age. i call them the church ladies. the more moderate part of the democrat party, people who don't want free tuition for everyone. or extremists but extremely left. those are the people that show up to the polls. so, might these numbers, i don't know. i don't know this is a poll. it's a snapshot in time. might these numbers be skewed? >> yeah.

i'll tell you what's most important number there, at least a fire in the white house i'd be looking at. it's that despite all of that, he is still beating trump. >> you have. >> in the same polls that show him lagging 33% approval, all these democrats, he still beating donald trump. we can is exactly right. it pains me to say it. i love that rascal. >> margin of error, you can shake your head up and down. who are the people that show up to the polls, like my mom. they say, i don't care. i voted for him. >> absolutely. >> they don't want the other thing. >> well, as paul just said, don, the democratic party in joe biden, the incumbent president, as paul said, had a terrible string of bad luck and an arrogance, bad play does anyone has ever gotten when they take the big share. it's hard to imagine anything

worse for joe biden. he still bees donald trump. by the way, not just donald trump, but all republican incumbents. -- he beats the vice president. listen, there's this bra narrative that joe biden, he's been so terrible. the reality is that, yeah, it's pretty tough. you win it all out. you saw the better head in the propublica. >> listen, i gotta go. listen, either of you guys know who i said would run for president. i'm not talking any particular time. it's one of my colleagues here, it's mitch landers, former -- black people love him. people walk down the street with him in louisiana in new orleans. iran's move clinton, right? that whole era of democrat. incentives for me. could he have?

>> i love mitch. i don't get in the business of naming names. 20, the strategy is that by its most. >> i asked urgently needs, paul. >> now. now, sir. this undermines biden. i just claimed that democrats are undermining their president. >> i'm saying in a. future let's just say, not 2024. just beyond. >> listen, i love mitch. i love him. i know him. he is the clinton level of talent. you can't bypass. you can't ignore the vice president. i can think vice president who sought their nomination didn't get it. biden is going to run. republicans are going to nominate. trump biden is going to win. >> okay, mark? last word. name names. are you gonna need some news? >> [inaudible] >> start over. i stepped on the. sitting in. >> i don't think biden is going to run. i don't think trump will get the nomination. we'll have a brand-new field. >> while.

we're gonna need some needs? on both sides? >> i'll say this, i think mitch landrieu's campaign for mayor is the only one here last. probably not so great. >> who is going to get the nomination? ron desantis? who else? if biden isn't going to run? >> [inaudible] he may wilt when he gets on the national stage. yet such a tight, that circle that he doesn't like to expand. [inaudible] much more optimistic. >> on the democratic side? mark? >> yeah. i would say that i think desantis is a 700 pound gorilla. >> no, democratic side. >> youngkin is a [inaudible] >> okay. already. thank you. that was fascinating. mark your calendars, everyone.

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okay. blanketed in red. that is the coronavirus community transmission map by the cdc that shows much of a u.s. and high transmission areas. this is in part due to the new ba.5 omicron variant. the most transmissible yet that is now the dominant strain in this country. it's able to escape the immunity provided by the vaccine or prior infections. that, as a soda shows, due to the prevalence of at home

testing, the u.s. is undercounting the number of covid cases. that is a very good point. i know a lot of people tested home. they don't give it to officials. cnn, joining me now, -- doctor, a lot of people tested home. they don't reported, craig? >> yeah. right now, reporting about 100,000 cases per day. the institute for health metrics at university of washington estimates that the real number of cases is seven times that. probably, summer around 70,000 people are getting infected every day. >> that's the thing. seems like everyone i talked to has just had covid, knows someone who doesn't have covid. if you look at that map, it shows how the whole country is in red. that is just the cases that we know about. a lot of people aren't testing. what is going on with this new variant, doctor? >> well, it's about as

contagious as measles. it has the most amino vacation as any variant we've seen. while, sort of, a lot of people claim victory in february and municipalities dropped their medication mask mandates, the virus kept mutating. it mutated and it mutated. now, this is ba.5. our vaccines are very good. they're good with preventing you from getting infected. thankfully, luckily, they're still really good at preventing you from getting super sick when you need to be hospitalized or even die. our vaccines have really helped that. never really held very well for infection. if you have not have had covid in the past, you go into a crowded place now, you are likely to come out with ba.5. >> wow. so, right now, they're looking at the second covid booster for

adults. that fourth shot. considering how a base of this variant is to the vaccine, how much do you think that four shot will help? >> yeah. i think it will, but we know it will do, is help prevent serious illness. what's really trying to do is prevent people from being hospitalized. over the past month, hospitalizations have increased. basically, doubled over the last month. over the last couple of weeks, we've seen deaths start to revamp as well. we're nowhere near where we were back in december or january. still, about 300 that -- 300 people are dying. 2000 people a week. adding to the ability to boost antibodies and people under the age of 50 have not yet gotten the second booster, that should help that group prevent serious illness across hospitalization and death. i think it is a good idea. in the fall, we'll probably see

a new version of the vaccine, which includes protection against the five. it won't be here until the fall, probably. >> that's my next question. i've already had four shots, to boosters. i'm over 50. >> me too. >> we can get a fifth shot? the shot? >> yeah, probably. i wouldn't get so wrapped up on the number of shots. >> i don't really care. as long as it has. just asking. >> exactly. those of us who get a flu shot every year get a flu shot every year. but i tell my patients is that even though the flu vaccine may not prevent you from getting influenza, it will prevent you from dying. that is what we are telling the population. if you need a covid shot every year to prevent you from getting seriously ill, make this virus more like a seasonal flu or cold, that is what we will do. >> thank you, doctor. appreciated.

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