alex holder said he would have full editorial control.lso did not request any right to review. there is none. i want to get more perspective on what we've seen from john dean and the journalist who broke the water gate scandal. i want to play the clip of president trump who is in march after he left office talking to this documentary film maker alex holder about january 6th. >> can we talk for a minute about january 6th? >> yeah. well, it was a sad day, but it was a day where there was great anger in our country. people went to washington primarily because they were angry with an election that they think was rigged. a very small portion, as you know, went down to the capitol, and then a very small portion of them went in. but i will tell you they were angry from the standpoint of what happened in the election. because they're smart, and they saw what happened. and i believe that that was a big part of what happened on january 6th. >> i don't think anybody is surprised hearing this to hear that the president is sticking with his story. >>

now, here's my interview with alex holder. >> alex. >> how are you, sir? >> how are you? >> i'm doing excellent. >> good to see you. don lemon. alex, thank you for doing this. >> pleasure. >> so you spent your whole day being interviewed, or most of the day earlier being interviewed by the january 6th committee. how do you feel? >> it's been a pretty interesting day. it's sort of not a standard day in the office you. >> you spent the whole day with them. i want to know what their questions were focused on. what was the focus of their questions? >> i don't really want to go into too much detail about the committee because i think it might sort of interfere with what they're doing, and i wouldn't want to be seen as compromising their investigation. >> so without going into specifics -- i know you don't want to go into specifics about questions. we do this all the time. what was the focus of their questions? >> i think the focus was on the material we had captured on january 6th and also on some of the interviews as well, some of the interviews that i had with the trump fami

now, here is my interview with alex holder. >> hello. >> alex, how are you?i'm good. >> excited to see you. thanks for doing this. i really appreciate it. you spent your whole day being interviewed, most of the day earlier being interviewed by the january 6th committee. how do you feel? >> it has been an interesting day. not a standard day in the office. >> you spent the whole day with them. i want to know, what their questions were focused on? what was the focus of the question? >> i don't really want to go into too much detail about the committee, because i think it might interfere with what they are doing and i wouldn't want to be seen as demising their interest editions. >> without going into specifics, about questions we do this all the time, what is the focus of the question? >> i think the focus was on the material from january 6th, and also some of the interviews as well, some of the interviews that i had with the trump family. >> what were they most interested in today? you spent hours and hours with the trump family, trump associates, with the forme

alex holder joined me after his meeting today with the january 6th committee. he has turned over more than 11 hours of footage, but donald trump and his footage before the election. we have an exclusive clip from his trump documentary series. first, the explosive fifth january 6th committee hearing, and trumps explosive plot trying to strong-arm justice department leadership into keeping him in power. attempting to strong-arm officials to legitimize his election lies. namely, jeffrey clark and his attempt to take over the entire justice department to advance a two on the president's behalf. today, we learned more about a january 3rd meeting, where clark made a case to the president, to fire then acting attorney general jeffrey rosen and to appoint him as attorney general. here, in the words of justice department officials, they all threatened to resign if the scheme went ahead and warned of even worse. >> i said, mr. president, within 24, 48, 72 hours, you will have hundreds of resignations from the leadership of your entire justice department, because of your

this claim has been denied by alex holder and his team.ng us now to discuss this further is alex holder's lawyer, russell smith. so, russell, looking at what alex said there, do you think that ivanka trump perjured herself? >> it's a great question and the committee lawyers actually asked me before we did our first interviews with them and i said we are just going to leave it up to the committee lawyers. i'm a civil attorney, of course we have perjury law in civil law, but a lot of this has to do with state of mind. she said on interview with alex holder in the documentary eight days after bill barr said the election claims were bullshit, she said on air that, you knew, on the camera that she stood by it essentially and that president trump needed to pursue every available remedy to defend the american people and have every vote count. so she -- and then she testified more recently in april under oath before the committee that she accepted bill barr's conclusion. so those are two opposite statements and whether that's perjury or not, i don

others today heard from film maker alex holder with hours of trump, his family, and others in the inner silk in the days leading up to and on january 6th. holder speaking to our don lemon after trump's mindset said this. >> did he at any point acknowledge that he lost? >> no. he absolutely genuinely believes that he won and that the election was stolen from him. >> we're going to have more from don's interview with holder coming up, including what the committee wanted to know from him in the testimony today. now, the existence of that film caught even top trump aides by surprise, includish never before seen footage like this. >> can we talk a moment about january 6th? >> well, it was a sad day. but it was a day where there was great anger in our country. the people went to washington primarily, because they were angry with an election that they think was rigged. a very small portion as, you know, went to the capitol, and a small portion of them went in. but i will tell you they were angry from the standpoint of what happened in the election because they're smart and see what happened an

ali, what does the committee hope to learn from alex holder? reporter: our sources are confirming to us in just the last few minutes that alex holder, a documentarian, who went time with trump in days before the insurrection as well as after has been subpoenaed by the january 6 committee. that subpoena came last week. and it requests things like raw footage, as well as conversations that may exist with trump as well as his children, don, eric and ivanka and his son-in-law jared kushner. we've seen people like ivanka and jared have their video deposition used as part of the commission hearings so far. but that being said when we talk about new materials that the committee might come across, this is another really good example of footage that we did not know existed that the committee is now trying to get its hands on. we're today, though, that this person alex holder is going to comply. that he's going to be doing his deposition here in d.c. later this week. what it sets up is these two parallel tracks that you and i have been talking about, the

featured in the upcoming documentary, unprecedented from british filmmaker alex holder. >> i had one interview with president trump before january 6th into interviews with him after. >> alex holder set for a private deposition with the committee thursday. >>> obviously, a lot to unpack. training senior investigative correspondent catherine herridge. thanks for being here. so what did we learn about the january 3rd oval office meeting? >> we learned new detail and this is a little event before the riots on january 6th, we learned it took place in the oval office, then president trump had all the senior leadership of the justice department as well as his white house legal team, and he invited them to debate the merits of proceeding with the justice department intervening in the results of the presidential election on the basis that a senior justice department official jeff clark, said there were irregularities, and this would warrant a special section, and some legislators would put forward an ultimate set of collectors. what we learned in the testimony today is that there was unanimou

alex holder has known about it for a long time.ense of whether he thinks or has thought that he had something special in his pocket this whole time? >> i think he thought he had something special, but i don't think he realized the magnitude of this. he didn't realize how big it was, i think, until the subpoena came and he said, look, here i am, a documentary, a documentary, potatoes, potatoes, filmmaker, who was just doing his job. he asked to interview the family, they agreed to these interviews hour and hours and hours, upon hours of interviews, and then all of a sudden he's sort of sitting on a gold mine, a treasure trove of information, so to speak. he said, listen, just days ago i was just sort of this unknown filmmaker, trying to get my documentary put out there. and now i've been subpoenaed by the congress, and i have -- i walk around with two armed security guards because i'm concerned about my safety. so he's concerned about that something similar to what happened on january 6th could happen to him. or the threats that peo

it's a three part series by filmmaker alex holder including never before seen footage of donald trump and his family during the final weeks of the election and after, intimate interviews and their reaction to his election loss. take a look at this. ♪ >> okay. >> my father, he's very honest, and he is who he is. >> he believes everything that he's doing is right. >> i think i treat people well unless they don't treat me well, in which case you go to war. >> so, again, that is exclusive footage and we're going to talk with the filmmaker alex holder tomorrow night at 10:00, so make sure you tune in. the documentary series will be released by cnn plus. it's part of what the committee says is a deluge of new evidence including new information from the national archives and tips to the committee's hot line. so much that they've had to postpone next week's hearings to dig through all of this. but tomorrow we're going to hear from three justice department officials testifying how the then-president of the united states tried to weaponize the doj to spread his election lies. but what we've alr

correct, which was they were fighting for their election and votes to be counted. >> o'donnell: and alex holder told us the reason the trump family agreed to the documentary was because they believed that trump was going to win the election. but now that he's lost, holder thinks donald trump will not ru. let's go now to the other big story today. the supreme court in the most significant case regarding the second amendment in more than a dcade, as the nation deals with a recent wave of mass shootings, the supreme court expanded gun rights, nullifying a new york law that required applicants to show a special need for a conceal carried permit. the rule could jeopardize similar laws in five other states. more from cbs's jan crawford. >> reporter: striking down some of the nations strictest gun laws, the court emphasized the second amendment is not a second class right. writing for the 6-3 majority, justice clarence clarence thomas said conceal carry laws in new york and five other states prevent ordinary citizens from right to keep and bear arms. new york officials characterized the ruling as a bl

brian, the filmmaker, alex holder, had extensive access to then-president trump and his family and topwe learning from these first clips that be now getting? >> well wolf, the clips are really providing some added intrigue to these house hearings on january 6th. the committee now has possession of this documentary. they are reviewing it, reviewing clips of it and revie viewing according to sources who spoke to cnn, hours and hours of footage and out takes from this documentary. the documentary is called "unprecedented." made by brittic filmmaker alec holder. going to be released later this summer discovery plus, who is owned by cnn's parent company. now, as part of this documentary, filmmaker, alex holder, interviewed donald trump two months after the january-6th insurrection. here is a clip from that part of the documentary. >> can we talk for a minute about january 6th? >> yeah. >> well, it was a sad day but a day where there was great angry in our country. people went to washington primarily because they were angry with an election they think was rigged. a very small portion, as you

and in about half an hour, documentary alex holder will testify behind closed doors to the january 6 committee about the more than 11 hours of interviews he conducted with former president trump and his inner circle. former solicitor general neal katyal will tell us how that could play into the future criminal case against donald trump, if there is one. "morning joe" is coming right back. trump, if there is one "morning joe" is coming right "morning joe" is coming right back subway keeps refreshing and refreshing and re- if you have copd, ask your doctor about breztri. breztri gives me better breathing and helps prevent flare-ups. before breztri, i was stuck in the past. i still had bad days, (coughing) flare-ups, which kept me from doing what i love. my doctor said for my copd, it was time for breztri. ♪♪ breztri gives you better breathing, symptom improvement, and helps prevent flare-ups. like no other copd medicine, breztri was proven to reduce flare-ups by 52%. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have

filmmaker alex holder meeting with committee members and staff. with donald trump and close family members before, during and after the january 6th insurrection. >> i provided them with all the details and i will continue to cooperate with them when they ask it, if necessary. i had one interview with president donald trump before january 6th and two interviews with him after january 6th. i am not going to comment on what the committee has asked specifically. i think it would interfere with their investigation. >> joining us are garrett haake and michelle alcindor. we're starting a new fresh hour on msnbc, just one hour before chairman bennie thompson gavels down. you spoke with adam kinzinger who will be leading the questioning today. what can we expect in. >> congressman kinzinger laid out two main editorial themes and the first is that donald trump tried to use the department of justice, kind of launder, if you will, to get the d.o.j. to say they were investigating claims, to perhaps appoint a special counsel, to take some step that might cast d

which was that they were fighting for their election and for their votes to be counted. >> and alex holder told us the reason the trump family agreed to the documentary was because they believed that trump was going to win the election. but now that he's lost, holder thinks donald trump will not run again in 2024. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. (woman) oh. oh! hi there. you're jonathan, right? the 995 plan! yes, from colonial penn. your 995 plan fits my budget just right. excuse me? aren't you jonathan from tv, that 995 plan? yes, from colonial penn. i love your lifetime rate lock. that's what sold me. she thinks you're jonathan, with the 995 plan. -are you? -yes, from colonial penn. we were concerned we couldn't get coverage, but it was easy with the 995 plan. -thank you. -you're welcome. i'm jonathan for colonial penn life insurance company. this guaranteed acceptance whole life insurance plan is our #1 most popular plan. it's loaded with guarantees. if you're age 50 to 85, $9.95 a month buys whole life insurance with guaranteed acceptance. you cannot be turned down for

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alex holder joins me now.is three part docu series will be released on discovery plus, which is owned by cnn's parent company later on this summer. it's going to be released. alex, thank you for joining. i really appreciate it. >> pleasure. nice to see you again. >> so we spoke less than a week ago, as a matter of fact, and a lot has happened since then. you've been contacted by the fulton county district attorney's office. tell us about that. what happened? >> they got in touch. they wanted to see the raw material we have captured for the documentary series that we've been making for the last couple of years and we're going to comply with the subpoena and we'll comply with any subpoena that comes from a judicial body. and we'll do whatever they request us to do. >> you told cnn the then-president trump called georgia, governor brian kemp, and secretary of state raffensperger, quote, stupid for refusing to overturn the election. what else did he say about them, and is it caught on camera? >> i mean heez what n

to the contrary, alex holder said at the outset that he would have full editorial control.you. >> who's funding the documentary? this guy, jason greenblatt, was the one bringing this filmmaker into the trump orbit. i assume -- and holder's statement said, well, the trumps didn't have editorial control or have rights to it. who's paying for it? who's funding it? >> reporter: that is a really good question. we don't know. and i'm trying to find out more about what the relationship is between jason greenblatt and this filmmaker. i've reached out to jason greenblatt. i haven't heard back. but apparently this was pitched to the members of the trump family as a favor for jason, and so clearly there is something more there in terms of, like, why he would have been involved in this and why he was able to get the trump family in it. but in terms of the funding, there's still a lot more to find out, and you imagine the committee was asking those questions here today. we hope to learn more, anderson. >> yeah. pamela brown, thank you so much. back now with the team in new york. chris,

that includes hours of unseen footage from a documentary from a film maker named alex holder the film maker is expected to testify before the committee today behind closed doors. phillip? >> all right, chris, thank you and special coverage of today's hearings will begin right here on nbc at 3:00 p.m. eastern. >>> robb elementary school, the scene of last month's horrific school shooting will be demolished the mayor of uvalde, texas said he did not believe any student or teacher should have to return thayer he also expressed anger and frustration over difficulty getting answers. and accusing some of lies, leaks and misstated information. >> everybody in that hall needs to answer what went on in that hall not just arredondo, but the u.s. marshals need to answer. the dps needs to answer. >> meanwhile, the uvalde school district has put pete arredondo on leave arredondo said he did not consider himself to be the officer in charge at the scene in a statement, the district's superintendent said it would wait until the investigation into the may 24th massacre was completed before making pers

documentary filmmaker alex holder who had extensive access to the trump family met with investigatorsst thursday morning after getting subpoenaed for his select panel for his recordings and his testimony. the panel also sent a letter to virginia tom a thomas, wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas after she had communicated with john eastman. here's what adam schiff had to say on "meet the press" about the next round of public hearings. >> the next couple of hearings will cover the run-up of january 6th and the marshalling of this mop that appeared on the mob that day and attacked the capitol and the final hearing will cover what the president was doing and more importantly, what he was not doing as we were being attacked. >> in those -- in those hours on january 6th itself. >> exactly. basically the president's flagrant dereliction of duty while the capitol was being attacked. >> schiff adds that the committee needed, quote, breathing space to prepare for the final public hearings. it's a comment that makes tomorrow's sudden announcement at 1:00 p.m. all the more surprising an

caroline, the british filmmaker alex holder who filmed that documentary, of course, he told cnn thatthings in raw footage of ivanka trump's comments like the one we just aired to examine whether there was any consistency. earlier in the hearings we had that sound bite of hers played where she said she believed bill barr, the election was not stolen, then here you have a comment that says she believed trump. what inconsistency and what exposure would that be for ivanka, if they were to establish an inconsistency? >> yeah, absolutely. and, remember, ivanka was not just, you know, the president's favorite child, but she was actually a senior adviser to the president and that's where this becomes relevant. i agree that those, you know, statements are somewhat inconsistent, i don't know if it gets you there legally in terms of a real complete 180 in terms of what she said in her interviews, whether or not they were on the cutting room floor and to the committee, the committee i will say has used her testimony in a really judicious manner, sprinkled throughout, you know, since the very beg

. >> and the filmmaker alex holder joins me now.believable access to donald trump and his inner circle. i know you had a chance to talk to the former president about some of his wild conspiracy theories about what happened in the 2020 election. that has not been made public up until this point. what did he talk about when you discussed this with him? >> president trump at the time was furious about the position that he found himself in. i'm sitting across him in the white house and he's looking at me directly in the eye and he's saying that there was no way that guy and he's referring to president biden got 80 million votes. he starts talking to me how this thing would be easily resolved. all he needs to do is signature verification and starts explaining how it should happen and the reason it's not, he said, is because the officials in georgia were not brave enough to listen to him and open up these ballots and compare the signatures and then he says that actually the reason why they're not doing it aside from being not brave enough

he also said that he did, alex holder did all of the interviews. now, he said, he took offense to calling it a puff piece and he said he was very direct with him about wanting to spend time and wanted to talk about the administrator in, and the trump legacy. >> we have also been told by folks in the trump world, that they had been told that this was a puff piece, and that they had nothing to worry about and that they had complete editorial control over what went out. you have denied that. right? did they have complete editorial control, or any editorial control? >> no. they have not seen a single frame of my footage. >> ready think that is coming from? >> i have no idea. >> did you sell this to them as i puff up puff piece? >> it's really not. >> do you wish you had pushed them more about a genuine six? >> no. i think there said deserves an audience. at the end of the day, when we started this process, here's a guy from britain introduced to them who does not have any political skin in the game, and they were absolutely convinced they would win the

alex holder told the post that the reason he came forward was because of inconsistencies he was seeingpublic testimony of family members, like ivanka trump. the committee subpoenaed him and he is cooperating. they have all his footage at their disposal right now. it is going to take some time to make sure that they're able to reflect that and to find a way to weave it into the narrative that they are trying to tell. at the end of the day, it is really important that this is a narrative driven mission that they have that this is communicated clearly to the public in what has been so far must-see television. >> they are able to actually land that claim. katy a, jacqui, barb, thank you for being with us. still to come, the president just signed the most significant gun safety bill and decades. the supreme court just expanded the second amendment. what does it all mean? we will break it down. later, why this ruling overturning roe might be the first step of many in reversing other rights of americans, including the right to marry who you love. stay with us. stay with us about keeping a hea

so that documentary filmmaker alex holder has said that he will be deposed today after receiving a subpoena from the january 6th committee. there is a lot to unpack. let's begin with sara murray. the focus today from the committee is department of justice and all of the efforts to make significant changes there to try to overturn the election. what are we going to see? >> yeah, this is a hearing about the pressure campaign that donald trump put on the justice department, and how they withstood it. we're going to hear from the former acting attorney general jeffrey rosen, his former acting deputy attorney general richard donoghue as well as steve engel, former assistant attorney for the office of legal counsel. and these guys were at the heart, donald trump had this plan, he was going to oust jeffrey rosen, install jeffrey clark, another doj official who was more amenable to trump's claims of election fraud, and there was a big outcry within the justice department, a number of officials said they were going to resign en masse if trump pulled this off. and so in some of the prepared testimony

. >> right now alex holder is meeting with the panel behind closed doors. all of this comes as multiple sources familiar with the matter tell "the washington post" and "the new york times," the justice department has issued at least four subpoenas in connection with the plot to send fake slates of electors to washington. nbc news has not independently confirmed these reports. with us now to talk about all of this, nbc news senior capitol hill correspondent, garrett haake, and moderator of washington week on pbs and former special prosecutor shawn woo. garrett, you were able to talk to congressman kinzinger. what did he tell you? >> reporter: this hearing is going to go back and examine this pressure campaign at doj as you were outlining was broadly about trying to get the department of justice to investigate or at least say it was investigating donald trump's claims of voter fraud. then it was about a specific effort to remove leadership and replace them with folks who might be more pliant and more willing to do so when that first effort failed. we'll see t

filmmaker alex holder testified today to the committee behind closed doors. don lemon spoke to him for an interview that airs tonight on don's show. don joins me now. you specifically asked about january 6th. >> not to mention the reason they were angry, he was telling the lie. he was feeding the lie that it was rigged and it was stolen. it was very interesting because he said he never met the former president before, never interviewed him. after sitting down with him and interviewing him, anderson, he had a reversal, a change of mind. watch this. >> my position was that it was sort of a staggering answer to that question. and so the idea of trying to see whether or not you may even potentially dilute his position or change it wasn't for me to do. you know, i asked him a question. he gave me an answer. do i think he's wrong? of course. i think it was obviously a tragic event. and the fact that he called them smart. and also i thought was very interesting was the fact he thought these people think the election was stolen. and that was quite interesting as well

>> yes. >> alex holder is a witness. we certainly love those in the press.d has that newsworthy interview. at 7:00 p.m. tonight, a timely moment for that. >> i can't wait to see it. since trump was cooperating with these filmmakers, trump cannot talk without incriminating himself. no matter what he says, no matter how innocuous he thought it was there will be more evidence for the justice department to consider. >> i have to agree. given the hubris of the actors involved, especially the former president, i expect that he said things he wished he hadn't. >> nick, who played you and all of the president's men? i can't remember. >> you probably didn't see that part of the movie. >> final thought? >> look, we don't know what these tapes will show, obviously. someone has to go through them and i think we will find out in the next segment of the hearings, because, we just don't know. but we know that the drums don't know how to tell the truth. that they tell one story out of one side of their mouth, another story out of the other side of the mouth, and so, i would

. >> you know, i'm thinking could alex holder be the rosemary woods of this generation with pictures? we'll find out. if you have anything you want to add about that, feel free to. i want you to look ahead to the hear thing afternoon and today's three witnesses, who they are, what role they play in what happened. >> the one thing i would add to the discussion about the delay sit's not just what they have but it's what they still want. it was at the end of the last hearing we heard liz cheney to ask president trump's white house counsel to testify. we know the committee had contact with him previously, but it's clear they think he's a missing piece to the puzzle, that they don't yet have and perhaps could get with this delay. as of today's hearing, it is focused on the justice department. it will be lead by adam kinzinger and will look at broadly this effort by the trump administration to sow doubt in the election results to get doj to open up an investigation on even to get them to claim they had opened up such an investigation. and more specifically, to potentially replace doj leader

cbs news has exclusively obtained two images showing british filmmaker alex holder interviewing former president trump and his daughter ivanka. it's part of holder's three-part documentary series called "unprecedented," following trump's final weeks in office. it also includes never-before-seen video of the insurrection. all the footage has been turned over to the white house select -- rather the house select committee which will interview holder privately today. it plans to hold additional hearings next month because of the new footage. trinity chavez is in new york with the preview of today's fifth public hearing. trinity, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this committee has already said it believes former president donald trump was a part of a nspiracy to defraud the united states. and today they will continue to argue the former president pressured state and local officials to overturn the 2020 election results. day five of the house select committee hearings is set to reveal how president trump tried to pressure the justice department to support his false claims

. >> o'donnell: well, earlier, we spoke with documentary film-maker alex holder for his first interview speaking behind closed doors more than two hours with thex house committee investigating the january 6th assault. >> no one in the trump family ever gave me, at all, direction, whatsoever, and no one in the trump family has seen a single frame or piece of footage. >> o'donnell: how did you find the president, after you interviewed him after the january 6th assault? >> so, i interviewed him twice after january 6th, and the first time, he did come across as quite irate, and quite depressed and frustrated. the second time, which was in bedminster, in new jersey, he certainly came across more jovial and-- and content. >> o'donnll: why were you up on capitol hill on january 6th? >> so, we were covering the rallies that the president was having throughout that period, d after the ele after the election. and this particular event, we knew, was happening, and i actually said, the night before, that-- i was sort of half-joking, and i said, "you know the president's going to tell everyone to ma

. >> reporter: british filmmaker alex holder says he has now complied with the committee's subpoena to turn over exclusive footage of the president and his inner circle of the days before and after january 6th. now, we should mention that mr. holder will be deposed by this committee on thursday. there will also be another opportunity for the committee to continue to call on againi thomas, the wife of supreme court jersey shore advertise clarence thomas, to also testify. they say she leaned on state officials to try to get them to overturn results. >> that certainly made headlines when that came out. skyler, we know the committee had a focus or theme for each of these hearings. we know there is one coming up on thursday. do you know what we can expect that day? >> reporter: yes, sarah. the goal for thursday, the committee says, is to try to convince those watching as to why they feel as though the former administration tried to lean on the doj to overturn the 2020 election. we should also mention that ranking member liz cheney also said she wants to hear from former white house counsel

some of that new evidence comes from british filmmaker alex holder, who is going to meet with the committeerning in a private deposition. cbs news has exclusively obtained two images from his upcoming three-part series called "unprecedented." one shows him interviewing ivanka trump, the president's eldest daughter, the other shows him interviewing president trump. he talked to trump both before and after january 6. it reveals the access he had to the inner, inside of the trump inner circle during that period. tomorrow we're going to hear at the hearing from former top justice department officials about trump's pressure campaign on them to buy into his movement, that stop the steal idea. they're going to talk about a dramatic moment in the oval office where many of it them threatened to resign if trump got his way. >> o'donnell: some new tapes in this particular-- that we're probably going to hear from. robert costa, thank you. the tobacco giant that own a huge snake juul e-cigarettes saw its stocks vaporize by more than 9% today, nearly $7 billion up in smoke, after reports that thz f.a.a.

>> reporter: yeah, that's right, norah.ary fi british filmmaker alex holder will be deposed before thegot exclusive access to then- president trump, including 11 hours of interviews with his family. ivanka told that film crew in december 2020 that she thought her father should fight the election results until every legal remedy was exhausted, which is different from what she told the committee in her deposition. norah. >> o'donnell: and we will soon see that. all right, nikole killion, thank you. a new phase in the fight against covid is finally here with vaccines now available for about 20 million children under five. president biden and first lady jill biden visited a "shots for tots" clinic here in d.c. where some parents have been waiting for nearly a year and a half for this day to come. cbs' elise preston is outside a clinic in new york where she spoke to parents today. >> reporter: tonight, protection for babies, toddlers and preschoolers. ( applause )( applause ) new york dad jason lot new york dad jason lotz says he's been counting down the days to get his eight-month-old daug

that was the night of the first debate, and that's really significant because alex holder was able to. and eric and others on the phone and having candid private conversations among each other about strategies with respect to the 2020 election. it also comes the same night that steve bannon was doing an interview with our friend john heilemann who of course is the host of "the circus" on hbo, and he was telling john about how he expected the outcome of the election to come down on january 6th or later. but either way it would be decided in the house of representatives in a contingent election. so what the select committee is trying to establish is there a line between what steve bannon was saying and don jr. was saying. we know they share advisers and they share people close to those two, you know, in their orbits. so they need to establish was there some sort of plan that the trump children knew about for somehow stopping the certification on january 6th as bannon was predicting. >> yeah, ivanka trump of course testified and we've seen some of that testimony, but eric and donald trum

british documentary film maker, alex holder, had unique access to former president trump, and membersfore and after the 2020 election. he shot over ten hours of footage for a documentary series called unprecedented, footage he has shared with the january 6th committee. here's a look at the trailer. >> okay. >> my father, he's very honest, and he is who he is. >> he believes everything that he's doing is right. >> i think i treat people well unless they don't treat me well, in which case you go to war. >> can we talk about january 6th. >> yeah. >> and alex holder joins us now, fresh off the closed door deposition yesterday with the january 6th committee. it's good to have you on the show. >> morning. >> one of the things that i have read about, if you could confirm, that in the scenes that you shot there with donald trump's family, often what they say is very different than what they told the january 6th committee. i'm thinking specifically ivanka who told the january 6th committee that she deferred to bill barr, believed him, but speaking to you, she seemed to be backing the big lie.

british filmmaker alex holder will be deposed before the panel thursday. he got exclusive access to then- president trump, including 11 hours of interviews with his family. ivanka told that film crew in december 2020 that she thought her father should fight the election results until every legal remedy was exhausted, which is different from what she told the committee in her deposition. norah. >> o'donnell: and we will soon see that. all right, nikole killion, thank you. a new phase in the fight against covid is finally here with vaccines now available for about 20 million children under five. president biden and first lady jill biden visited a "shots for " ine d.c. wher some parents have been waiting for nearly a year and a half for this day to come. cbs' elise preston is outside a clinic in new york where she spoke to parents today. >> reporter: tonight, protection for babies, toddlers and preschoolers. ( applause ) new york dad jason lotz says he's been counting down the days to get his eight-month-old daughter, juniper, vaccinated. she battled covid a

. >> so alex holder, the documentary filmmaker who testified behind closed doors this morning told me that this was a big focus of his questioning today. what does this raw footage reveal to you and what did the committee want to know about it from holder? >> what it says to me is here is ivanka basically parroting her father. a lot of people are questioning the election. yeah, because you've been lying about it. she goes on to say he's fighting for what he loves most. yeah, he was. it was donald trump that he loves the most, not the country. as people pointed out so graphically today was he was fighting for them to violate their oath of office, ignore the constitution, write this fraudulent letter to georgia saying we're concerned about fraud and suggesting maybe they should call their legislature back into session and he was going to have these letters sent out to other states as well and it took the threat of mass resignations, 150 top lawyers around the country resigning to get the president to stop. and i think it showed us just how close we came to constitutional collapse. >> i

some of that new evidence comes from british filmmaker alex holder, who is going to meet with the committeerivate deposition. cbs news has exclusively obtained two images from his upcoming three-part series called "unprecedented." one shows him interviewing ivanka trump, the president's eldest daughter, the other shows him interviewing president trump. he talked to trump both before and after january 6. it reveals the access he had to the inner, inside of the trump inner circle during that period. tomorrow we're going to hear at the hearing from former top justice department officials about trump's pressure campaign on them to buy into his movement, that stop the steal idea. they're going to talk about a dramatic moment in the oval office where many of it them threatened to resign if trump got his way. this particular-- that we're probably going to hear from. robert costa, thank you. in afghanistan, rescue efforts are under way, and international aid organizations are rushing to the scene following a powerful 5.9-magnitude earthquake in a rugged mountainous area the country's southeast regi

received hours of additional video of former president trump and his family from documentary filmmaker alex holder and the committee is now in talks to hear from jenny thomas, the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas. again, thompson says that next two hearing after today will be in july. >> we do have special coverage of today's january 6th hearing. it will begin at noon our time and you can watch that live right here on nbc bay area. >>> the jury is ready to hear the case of belwani. the defense team continued its closing argument. the prosecution already wrapped up its side. >>> nbc bay area has been in the courtroom throughout the case. be sure to follow him on twitter. he is @scott budman. >>> one of the e-cigarette cases in the bay area may be snuffed out. they have been ordered to remove the products. it comes after a two-year investigation. >>> more detail for think morning. there is also a major push for the fda to ban menthol cigarettes. the health agency is taking public comment until july 5th. a new study shows that menthol cigarettes are targeted to black communities and comm

yesterday, we learned that the select committee has subpoenaed documentary filmmaker alex holder, whoormer president in september of 2020 for a project on his reelection campaign, and filmed up to and including january 6th. and he just turned over raw footage pertaining to discussions of election fraud in the 2020 election, as well as interviews with the former president, mike pence, don jr., ivanka, eric, and jared kushner. so the january 6th committee could play actual documentary footage of these dinguses in their televised hearings. in other words, the former president might finally be brought down by his closest allies: >> person, woman, man, camera, tv. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: still got it. still got it. holder will be deposed by the committee tomorrow, but released a statement saying, "when we began this project in september of 2020, we could have never predicted that our work would one day be subpoenaed by congress." how were you so surprised? everyone the former president knows gets subpoenaed. we're one week away from liz cheney swearing in grimace. ( laughter )

meantime behind closed doors yesterday, the committee was questioning someone else, a filmmaker alex holderrump. holder telling don lemon that the committee showed particular interest in possible i inconsistencies in her statements between what she told the committee and what she said in the documentary about election fraud. >> all i know is what she said to me and clearly there is a difference between the position that she said to me and the position that she gave to the committee. >> what did they ask you about that today? >> i don't want to go into much detail about that. >> you can give us context or at least geeo into without specifically -- >> they asked similar questions to what you asked, when it took place, background as to when it took place and where it took place. and whether i felt there was a difference in her position. and i that it clear that i could see a difference as to what it really means outside of that is for other people to determine. >> so i'll ask you again, what was your answer to them? >> my answer is that there is clearly a difference between the position that s

. >> after his deposition, alex holder sat down with don lemon to talk about this time with the trump's and committee questions. >> what was the focus of their questions? >> i think the focus was on the material we captured on january 6 and also some of the interviews as well, some of the interviews i had with the trump family. >> what were they most interested in today. >> because you spent hours and hours with the trump family, with trump associates, with the former president, with the former vice president. so what were they most interested in about the time that you spent with them? >> i think that they were interested in them talking about the election and about whether the election had any irregularities, and also their comments if any on january 6. >> was there anything -- because there is a lot -- i'm sure there was a lot that was left on the editing room floor, right? because you only have a certain amount of time to put a documentary together. you don't have forever. was there anything that they were interested in that does not appear in the documentary? >> yes. so, i mean, th

. >> we're learning tonight documentary filmmaker alex holder has been subpoenaed by the disick attorneyher investigations of donald trump camping to get state officials to overturn election results. lawyer says holder will comply and he was given widespread access behind the scene inside the trump white house interviewing the former president and his family and allies for his upcoming documentary, unprecedented which will be released on discovery plus owned by the parent company. a source saying that the he is seeking holder's cooperation as well as raw footage from the documentary. a portrait of a desperate president trying to get to the capital. all of the testimony, nextxt. purchases on your discover card. if you have type 2 diabetes or high blood pressure you're a target for chronic kidney disease. you can already have it and not know it. if you have chronic kidney disease your kidney health could depend on what you do today. ♪far-xi-ga♪ farxiga is a pill that works in the kidneys to help slow the progression of chronic kidney disease. farxiga can cause serious side effects includin

> that new evidence includes never before seen footage from a documentary by british filmmaker, alex holder. he is expected to sit for a private deposition with the committee tomorrow morning. he spent time interviewing trump and his family before, and after january 6th. nbc news has obtained images from the upcoming documentary. we can see him with trump at the white house, and talking with the president's daughter, and senior adviser, ivanka. nbc news has also confirmed a new york times report that ivanka spoke with a filmmaker in december of 2020 about the election and she said her father should, quote, continue to fight until every legal remedy is exhausted. but here is the thing, the times actually points out that her comments reflect a very, very different tone, then the testimony she gave to the january 6th committee. as the panel's investigation and hearings continue, there are also new concerns about security. the washington post reporting the number of violent threats against members of the committee have increased over the last 24 hours. the paper says all committee members are l

we should mention that the documentary by british filmmaker alex holder is now owned by discovery plus, a division of cnn's parent company, warner bros. discovery. footage also includes interviews with then-president donald trump, other members of his family and then-vice president pence. and according to the filmmaker it includes un-paralleled access before and after january 6th. the public witnesses tomorrow will be members of a trump-era justice department including acting attorney general jeffrey rosen. but there's one lawyer who's not interest in testifying publicly, former trump white house counsel pat cipollone. he thinks he's said enough to the committee in private, but republican committee vice chair liz cheney is urging him to change his mind and go public as this year marks the 50th anniversary of the watergate scandal. comparisons are being made between his potential impact and that of former nixon white house counsel and watergate star witness john dean who was asked about those comparisons. >> i think we need a pat cipollone moment. i truly do. and in this situation pat c