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according to "the new york times," former president donald j. trump's political organization and his allies have paid for or promised to finance the legal fees of more than a dozen witnesses called in the congressional investigation into the january 6th attack. again, that's "new york times" reporting. we'll keep digging into it and figure out -- we'll talk to our legal experts. is this interference? we'll see if we can get some answers. >>> we'll move on now. the then president knew people in the mob were armed. he didn't care. he said they weren't there to hurt him. but they did hurt the brave officers trying to defend the capitol. i'm going to talk to one of them. there he is. michael fanone, next. if you have type 2 2 diabetes or high blood pressure you're a target for chronic kidney disease. you caalready 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 ser

finish line and many in the media mob in particular they have announced that former president donald j. trumpguilty of everything she accused him of. never mind the many reports that two secret service agents deny their allegation that donald trump a try to commandeer the vehicle that he was being driven in. never mind one of president trump's attorneys says give a church he testified under oath that was her handwriting, it's my handwriting. she did that under oath. never mind that the president trump's denials that he wanted to waive armed people into the rally, he has that night it. how about we do a few simple things and not rush to judgment and may be give people the benefit of the doubt. lets do these three things. let's have the secret service agents, let them sign sworn affidavits, they don't have to go before cameras and give up their careers. how about we do this? why don't we hire the best professional handwriting experts because i would bet a lot of money that they will be able to determine whether or not it was trump's lawyer or the hearsay witness who actually wrote the notes the

undersigned, being the newly elected and qualified electors hereby certify the following for president, donald j. trump of the state of florida, number of votes, 11. >> those last two pieces of evidence that you can hear and see, they are about the trump lawyer, eastman, knowing the plots were illegal, admitting to others in private, and trump officials committing what looks like electoral fraud. that brings us to the smoking gun, showing how many of these people knew they were breaking the law. in this coup conspiracy went our report continues in just 60 seconds. seconds. ( ♪♪ ) you want me to draw ketchup? ( ♪♪ ) various: heinz. heinz. man: heinz bottle. ( ♪♪ ) >>> this is a special report on trump's coup plot and how it looks worse when you view all of the evidence. together, with the plotters aware their plan was illegal, by the time this all ended, they were seeking pardons, which are for criminals, and pleading the fifth. >>> dr. eastman emailed rudy giuliani and requested he be on a list of potential recipients of a presidential pardon. >> i exert my right to be a witness against myself. >> did

. >> wrap your arms around donald j. trumps weight and power behind the stop the steal movement. his show financially supported protests. then behind the scenes, bannon circled a date on the calendar, january 6th, for an entirely new plan. >> we're going to run the green bay sweep. >> dubbed by bannon the green bay sweep. the plan called for right wing members of congress to object to certification of the election when lawmakers convened on january 6th. trump attorney john eastman outlined the legal theories. >> we need to bolster the authority of our leaders in congress to not accept fraudulently certified slates of electors. >> according to the plot, vice president mike pence could then refuse to certify the votes and send the election back to the states where fake electors would flip the vote for trump. >> donald j. trump of the state of florida, number of votes 11. >> if pence decides that it can't be certified and kicks it back to state legislatures, then that election is over. >> "war room" would talk about mike pence in

for president donald j trump of the state of florida, number votes 11. >> those last two pieces of evidencecan hear and see, there are about the trump lawyer, eastman, knowing the plots were illegal, admitting that to others in private, and then those trump officials committing, what looks like elector fraud. and that brings us to the smoking gun, showing us how many of these people knew they were breaking the law in this coup conspiracy, when our report continues in just 60 seconds. she is fearless heart's on the line depend silhouette keeping leaks off her mind. comfortable in shapeware fabric she moves with ease. confident on nights like these. depend silhouette. the only thing stronger than us, is you. >> here's a special report on trump's coup plot and how it looks worse when you view all the evidence together with the plotters aware their plan was illegal, and by the time this all ended, they were seeking pardons, which are for criminals, and pleading the fifth. >> doctor eastman emailed rudy giuliani and requested that he be included on the list of potential recipients of the preside

for president donald j trump of the state of florida, number votes 11. >> those last two pieces of evidenceyou can hear and see, there are about the trump lawyer, eastman, knowing the plots were illegal, admitting that to others in private, and then those trump officials committing, what looks like elector fraud. and that brings us to the smoking gun, showing us how many of these people knew they were breaking the law in this coup conspiracy, when our report continues in just 60 seconds. ♪ ♪ ♪ that we just switched to verizon's new welcome unlimited plan, for just $30. (daughter) i've already told everyone! (nurse) wait... did you say verizon for just $30? (mom) it's their best unlimited price ever. (cool guy) $30...that's awesome. (dad) yeah, and it's from the most reliable 5g network in america. (woman) for $30 a line, i'm switching now. (mom) yeah, it's easy and you get $960 when you switch the whole family. (geek) wow... i've got to let my buddies know. (geek friend) we're already here! (vo) the network you want. the price you love. only from verizon. - as someone with hearing loss, i k

for president donald j trump of the state of florida, number votes 11. >> those last two pieces of evidence that you can hear and see, there are about the trump lawyer, eastman knowing the plots were illegal, admitting that to others in private, and then those trump officials committing, what looks like collector fraud. and that brings us to the smoking gun, showing us how many of these people knew they were breaking the law in this coup conspiracy, when our report continues in just 60 seconds. super disctintive. dad's work, meet daughter's playtime. wait 'till you hear this— thankfully, meta portal helps reduce background noise. zero lace model. adjusts to low light. and pans and zooms to keep you in frame. take a look at this. so the whole team stays on track. okay, let's get you some feedback. i'm impressed. great, loving your work. meta portal. the smart video calling device that makes work from home, work for you. blendjet's summer sale is on now! cool off with this hot deal on blendjet 2. it packs the power of a big blender on the go, and it crushes right through ice. just drop in you

he's the author of compromised: counterintelligence and the threat of donald j trump. for making time for us tonight. i wanna pick up more on your op-ed. in it, you clearly state, do i think any of the three men who graced the december 18th meeting or recruited russian agents? no, but at a certain level, it doesn't matter. explain what you mean by that? >> yeah, absolutely. so, i think for an intelligence service, whether it's russia, china's, hours, or anybody else, there's no greater priority than to get gather intelligence and information about the leader of a foreign nation. so, in this case, the presidency of the united states. that typically the president himself and his immediate advisers are hard targets to get to. they are difficult to get people next to, and get information, which you absolutely can do, is rely on people who have access. now, historically, the oval office is sitting next to the president, and have extremely job, and in most cases, intelligence agencies are going to use people that you traditionally think of, people think of as a spy. somebody

. >> wrap your arms around donald j. trump>> reporter: bannon threw his weight and power behind the stop the steal movement. his show financially supported protests. then, behind the scenes, bannon circled a date on the calendar, january 6th, for an entirely new plan. >> we're going to run the green bay sweep. >> reporter: dubbed by bannon the green bay sweep, the plan called for right-wing members of congress to object to certification of the election when lawmakers convened on january 6th. trump attorney john eastman outlined the legal theories. >> we need to bolster the authority of our leaders in congress to not accept fraudulently certified slates of electors. >> reporter: according to the plot, vice president mike pence could then refuse to certify the votes and send the election back to the states, where fake electors would flip the vote for trump. >> donald j. trump of the state of florida, number of votes, 11. >> reporter: if pence decides that it can't be certified, kicks it back to the state legislators, then that e

and now it is my grade honor to introduce my husband the president of the united states donald j trump. first ladies in their own words continues now on american history tv modern first ladies devote time and attention to the preservation of the white house and work closely with the private nonprofit white house historical association established by first lady jacqueline kennedy, melania trump talked about that partnership at a may 2019 dinner. good evening, please sit down. the president and i delighted to be with the all of you this evening as we celebrate the incredible work of the white house historical association. over these past year and prepare for our continued work to preserve and restore the people's house. in the years to come. i want to recognize and thank members of the associations board of directors who have joined us this evening president stewart mclaren chairman, fred ryan. and vice chairman john rogers your entire team has been incredible to work with. and that is a statement to your leadership and vision. i would also like to take paying secretary of commerce, wilb

let's start with this phone records and intercepted calls show that members of donald j. trump 2016 presidential campaign and other trump associates had repeated contacts with senior russian intelligence officials and the year before the election according to for current and former american officials. this was debunked by james comi, then f b i, director and his testimony before congress. he concluded that this wasn't true. now he's no fan of donald trump and the f. b i. agent who opened the probe also agreed . we are unaware of any trumps advisors engaging in conversations with russian intelligence. officials at washington post reported that general michael flynn was acting as national security advisor met with the russian ambassador and promised the russian ambassador that when trump came into office, the obama heiress sanctions would be lifted while the transcripts of michael flames . conversations with the ambassador over the phone came out, and there was only one mention of sanctions. one of the problems him on the measures that have been announced today is that now f s b in grew a sanction

applause] and now, it is my great honor to introduce my husband, the president of the united states, donald j trump >> usa! usa! >> first ladies in their own words continues now on american history tv. modern first ladies devote time and attention to the preservation of the white house. and, work closely with the private, non profit, white house historical operation, developed by mrs. kennedy. -- ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening. please, sit down. the president and i are delighted to be with all of you this evening, as we celebrate the incredible work of that white house historical association over this past year, and prepare for our continued work to preserve and restore the people's house in the years to come. i want to recognize and thank members of the associations have board of directors who have joined us this evening. president mclaren, chairman fred ryan, and vice chairman, john rogers. your entire team has been incredible to work with, and that is a statement to your leadership and vision. i would also like to thank secretary of commerce, and his wife hillary for being here, and for the continued sup

donald j. trumpdministration did more and have done more to combat the evil of human trafficking and the opioid epidemic —- epidemic than all other in the history of the united states combined and people like chad wolf or heather fisher and people like a bunker trump and pam bondi and matt whitaker who are leading the fight so why are we here why is this critical? all of that moment and president trump built up is continuing here at a fbi and that is why we need you to further the policies that were working so well and historic in fighting this evil the worst in my opinion human rights problem we have seen in our generation. that is point number one but number two, the left tries to make a sound inhumane, discriminatory, anti-. i am the son and great-grandson of immigrants and we celebrate that legal immigration makes america great and strong. [applause] but it is brown people who are exploited by the left and their policies by the cartels because for them it is just a business and human lives are ju

public figure, and he is running for the united states senate from a critical state as a result of donald j. trumpto realize, part of him has got to know the reality of the situation. he is in big trouble with republicans because of the way he's behaved and because of everything that he has talked about. has to do with things in the rear-view mirror rather than things people are confronted with on a daily basis going forward. >> certainly, this seems to be the view that's crystallizing in both political parties right now and the white house. though the environment couldn't be friendlier for republicans this fall, and things do, admittingly, look good for them in the house of representatives, the senate is a toss-up. senior white house aides believe democrats can hold on to this. maybe it ends up 50/50 again, but that would still give them control with the vice president breaking the tie. in part, because of what we've been discussing. the republicans have nominated the wrong candidates in a couple of key states, none more blatantly than herschel walker. michael steele, the trump effect looms large

donald trump. >> i am an american graduate student here at the university of texas. i wholeheartedly believe that mr. donald j. trump will make america great again. >> i was born in tijuana, mexico. i am voting for donald trump to be the next president of the united states. >> laura: for their part, democrats incorrectly assume that the more their party moves towards big government socialism, the more minorities it attracts. talk about a huge miscalculation. more from this axios analysis. the data shows democrats are statistically tied with republicans among hispanics on the generic congressional ballot, according to "the new york times" siena college poll out this week. democrats held the 47-point edge with hispanics during the 2018 midterm. that is a staggering collapse. we already know biden's approval with hispanics today is in the toilet. only 32% now approve of his job performance according to a recent "new york times" siena college poll. so how does this all translate in the november midterms? democrats hope for retaining power rests on nonwhite voters remaining a reliable part of the parties coalition

and if he chooses to run, this issue alone is enough to donald j. trump back and the white house. what's happening to our country is a tragedy, hounmatched proportions. and mr. attorney generalge, it's even worse than that because you have processed and releasede . so, e that encourages and entics people to takes this perilous journey. i wen saw what happened earlier in the week. fifty three people dead in the back that that trailer. so it's not safe for any of them. and thenpr when they get here , they get preferential treatment. there's noreat covid testing. there's noti vaccine mandate. you gets. to abide phone and you get a chartered flight to a some city or state somewhereom else in the united states at s some point. so that sounds preferentialen treatment to me.t i don't know any i americans getting free phones and free transportation to you . hey, sean, what is going on is that is not humane. it's insane. and you know, i'm a first generation american and i don't do polling, but i talkca to my mom and her friends from church and other peoplech that have fled communism and th

cheering) announcer: ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the 45th president of the united states, donald j. trumpn impeachment is a political suicide march for the democrat party. they have nothing. they're the ones that should be impeached, every one of them. (crowd applauding) and we have tremendous support in the republican party, like we've never had before. nobody's ever had this kind of support. (crowd applauding) but it's all gonna end soon, and it's gonna to come out to a beautiful great victory for the republican party and for this nation. (crowd applauding) crowd: four more years! four more years! four more years! four more years! ♪ crowd: stop the lies! tell the truth. stop the lies! ♪ graham: this is not about protecting the country, this is about destroying the president. crowd: hey. ho, ho. donald trump has got to go. mcconnell: there will be no difference between the president's position and our position. the house made a partisan political decision to impeach, i would anticipate we will have a largely partisan outcome in the senate. i'm not impartial about this at all. crowd: no m

donald j. trump let me tell you -- [ applause ] let me tell you, this is going to be great, it's gonna be so great. we're gonna say a lot of things, let me tell you that. so many things like you can't believe. we has anyone ever told you you look like a mexican? i'm telling you. [ laughter ] >> guillermo: i am a mexican. >> i love the mexicans. i love your people. you're tremendous people. i like your guacamole and your choo choo chop. i love your pick leo tech. that's library, many mexicans don't know that, okay? >> guillermo: gentlemen, keep your answers short short, i'm very hungry, i'm dying for a chicken caesar salad and a green juice, okay? [ laughter ] first question, all right? okay. what are presidential qualities? >> you gotta have a big smile, an honest handshake, a couple of corn-fed secret service fellas, wave your arms and legs around like a weekend at bernie style, come on. people know you're still kicking. gotta work together with kamala harris. harrison ford, pardon me. henry pardon,

does merrick garland ultimately charge donald j. trump? i don't think he does, this is well timed to raise questions. the department of justice appears to be actively not only paying attention to what the house committee is doing, but also taking cues from it. i'm really concerned that the separation between the two branches is almost invisible as it relates to the january 6 investigation. so many things they could be doing with their time, when you take resources and put on one investigation, you have to take them off of and not do other investigations, so his interview, i was very concerned about several things he said. >> carley: the top republican, moving on to the hunter biden investigation, chuck grassley is accusing the fbi of downplaying some shady business dealings by hunter biden, while elevating the investigation into donald trump and a whistleblower told grassley there was widespread effort to label negative information about hunter biden as disinformation ahead of the 2020 presidential election. >> when it comes to hunter bide

only one figure in politics who is like rocket fuel for democratic motivation and that person is donald j. trumpatic voters vote against him in every way they can. if the midterms become act drmpb he will get the attention that he craves but i don't know if mitch mcconnell will be thrilled. >> i do want to talk about the january 6 committee. we are coming up against what may be their last hearing. it is all about trump. 18 7 minutes. >> i think it will continue to paint the portrait that i believe the committee has done pretty well. trying -- painting just what trump's mentality and actions were and during the moments of the insurrection will resonate the most and the way to present it is very compelling and been able to connect the dots of the trump actions and words to the actual rioters' actions. and the coordination between the justice department and the january 6 committee seems to be picking up a little bit. i know there's friction between the two. we heard this weak from committee members that for example they're sharing transcripts, information. i think that is an interesting development

donald trump. here are the two facing off over their divergent views on donald trump and the direction of the entire republican party. >> our republic is not in danger because of president donald jmp was an excellent president for the united states of america and especially for the state of wyoming. the threat to our republic really comes from other sources, including the fact that right now we're seeing that we have two different systems of justice in this country, where we have one system of justice where you have people like hunter biden or hillary clinton or even joe biden who are not held accountable for the decisions and the bad acts that they undertake. >> i'm frankly stunned that one of my opponents on the stage, who is a member of the wyoming bar, who has sworn an oath, as many of us on this stage have to the constitution, would be in a position where she is what happened on january 6th was justified or that somehow what happened that day, the people have the right to ignore the rulings of the courts. we are, in fact, a nation of laws, and we are nation of laws only if we defend our constitutional republic. as i made clear last night night, we have to put our oath to th

i guess i stepped on your toes because perhaps you are a donald j. trump fan. that is your right.had an opportunity to sit in bible study, we maybe could work it out but i get the feeling i'm not your cup of tea and you probably would give me -- would kick me out of i will study peer i take my bible seriously even when it comes at odds with my sociopolitical preferences. host: next up is dana from new albany, indiana. dana? caller: good morning. there are several things actually for me. we have become a nation that is very self-centered and very unwilling to accept other views. we basically said in our minds what we think is right and we allow no room for any other interpretation of that. where quickly, with regard to president trump. the bible in many instances names people who were not exactly perfect beings that god chose to do his work. you don't have to be perfect forgot to choose you. in fact, i believe your imperfections may be the deciding factor. my problem is that i was once a democrat, then i discovered a lot of things about the democratic party i did not care for. i th

i guess i stepped on your toes because perhaps you are a donald j. trump fan. that is your right.had an opportunity to sit in bible study, we maybe could work it out but i get the feeling i'm not your cup of tea and you probably would give me -- would kick me out of i will study peer i take my bible seriously even when it comes at odds with my sociopolitical preferences. host: next up is dana from new albany, indiana. dana? caller: good morning. there are several things actually for me. we have become a nation that is very self-centered and very unwilling to accept other views. we basically said in our minds what we think is right and we allow no room for any other interpretation of that. where quickly, with regard to president trump. the bible in many instances names people who were not exactly perfect beings that god chose to do his work. you don't have to be perfect forgot to choose you. in fact, i believe your imperfections may be the deciding factor. my problem is that i was once a democrat, then i discovered a lot of things about the democratic party i did not care for. i th

or mailing of any document purporting to be a certificate certifying elector votes in favor of donald j. trump or michael r. pence. you can say donald trump won in a landslide. you can say joe biden is a fraudulent president. but if you sign documents attempt to go defraud the united states government and cheat that's where you get into legal trouble. >> and in the case with the georgia alternate electors, the allegation is they signed a document that was meant to look like an official document for the state electors, which they were not because donald trump did not win in georgia. joe biden did. there's a lot of speculation about what the georgia alternate electors were told. were they told to meet in secret? were they told to mislead people about where they were meeting, when they were meeting and why they were meeting. i think all of that information is what the district attorney in fulton county as well as the january 6th committee in the department of justice want to know as they determine whether there were crimes committed around this entire scheme when it comes to the so-called fake el

as white house counsel you do not have that relationship with donald j. trump. residency. the building. the institution so to speak. he might have direct privilege concerns which would relate to his one-on-one conversations with donald trump discussing civil matters of state. here's the committee, they may carve that out. allow him not to testify about that. if that's the deal they strike, they will be giving up certain important information. i think they've calculated that something is better than nothing. here there is an awful lot of something left to get from him. >> an important point. i i i o ask you about a different investigation. this is the special grand jury in fulton county, georgia, looking into thepoena, rudy guiliani and there are five other trump lawyers who we know involved in varying efforts, either in georgia, testifying, saying, hey, we see fraud. it was bogus. what is the significance of a sitting united states senator and essentially all of trump's post-election legal team being suspended by this grand jury? >> john, they're going right at t

focusing on 187 minutes as the capitol was under attack and donald j trump did nothing to stop it. the committee is not ruling out more here. >> never say never in this process. there are people coming forward all the time. >> never say never. people coming forward of time. that was gaskin. time is running out. the midterms are less than four months away. can you believe it? what happens in november? what happens if the gop takes control of all of this? right? some republicans like the congressman in arizona took evers to object to the election. into debunked election fraud allegations from, i guess you could call it a movie. 2000 meals. i think we talked about it? a movie about wild in totally baseless claims. trumps attorney bill barr mock the whole thing during the deposition. >> my opinion then and now, is that the election was not stolen by fraud. and i haven't seen anything since the election that changes my mind on that. including the 2000 meals movie. >> he laughed at it. like i said, the question is, who will stand up next time? i will tell you who could have -- mainstream

focusing on 187 minutes, as the capital was under attack, and donald j trump did nothing to stop it. and the committees not ruling out -- >> never say never in this process. people are coming forward all the time. >> never say number, people coming forward all the time, that's jamie raskin. time is running out for the investigation. but midterms are less than four months away, can you believe it? less than four months away. so, it happens in november, what happens if the gop takes control of all of this, some republicans like congressman andy biggs of arizona, the committee says attended a december 21st, 2020 mating, to discuss -- object to the election already demanding carries that investigations into debunked, election fraud allegations from i, guess you can call it -- i think we talked about it i'm we full of wild in totally evidence free claims about election fraud. trump's attorney general, bill barr, mocked the whole thing during his deposition for the committee. >> my opinion than in my opinion now, is that the election was not stolen by fraud. i haven't seen anything since t

a guy by the name of donald j. trump. he wouldn't take that speed 21 from anybody. >> the problem i think sean is don't know that president biden knows what our policy is vis-a-vis china. back in may, you'll recall he was asked if he would use military force to defend taiwan. since the 1970s, as you know, since the nixon-kissinger days, we have had a policy of one china. chinese government in beijing. taiwan is part of china. what we have said is we have strategic ambiguity. we have hinted that if china would try to take taiwan by force, the united states would intervene but now i don't know what our policy is. that's what the problem is. it leads to confusion. confusion leads to peril. the tenor and tone of the remarks, i don't know. i don't like communist china. i don't trust communist china. i think china is our strategic rival, or principal strategic rival. not russia but china. picking the fight over nancy pelosi trip that i don't even know israel, i'm not sure that's the wisest thing to do, sean. >> sean: kellyanne,

department is truly following the evidence wherever it leads, it will recognize it is leading to donald j trump. >> that, i just want to have you expand on that a little bit because i caught that too when he said basically, people i think, the terminology criminally responsible or criminally responsible for the attempt to stop the peaceful transfer of power between one administration to the next. which is a more expansive view of what the crime was. i think then what we have seen before. but it sounds like did that catch your ears as well? >> absolutely it did. and frankly this was the main criticism i had previously about the department, that is yes, it was doing an expansive investigation. in 50 states of all of those who participated in the attack. those who conspired. in a seditious way about the attack. but it was very focused on the violence of january six. which is obviously a key and importance but there were multiple lines of efforts to overturn the election. and some of those other lines of efforts, the president on the phone with a secretary of state in georgia. pushing him to find 1

i was in the prison because i advocated for donald j. trumptember 15 meeting nixon met with halderman and dean. they discussed how to stop the patman investigation. >> stand up there in front of the cams ra. >> it could have been a disaster. nixon really couldn't withstand a wide open investigation. >> the members will vote to give the american people the facts, all the facts about this political espionage or shut the door. >> the solution was let's just get rid of it. use the republican power on the hill to block it. >> they went to gerald ford who was the republican leader in the house of representatives and asked him to marshal the republican votes on the pat marn committee to oppose any investigation and ford did that. >> 15-20. >> the resolution lost. >> so we lost the vote 20-15. >> we were running out of time. he called the hearing for october 10. so even though we didn't have subpoena power we thought that we can get them. we called mitchell, stands and dean and they did not show up. >> patman had the cameras come in and take pictures

. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the 45th president of the united states of america, donald j. trump! ♪ and i'm proud to be an american ♪ ♪ where at least i know i'm free ♪ ♪ and i won't forget the men who died ♪ ♪ who gave that right to me and i gladly stand up ♪ ♪ next to you and remember still today ♪ >> but unlike the lyrics to that lee greenwood song, trump didn't gladly stand up to defend the country on january 6. he sat watching tv fo 187 minutes while the insurrection happened and even last night he wasn't letting go of his bogus election grievances. >> if i stayed home, if i announce that i was not going to run for office, the persecution of donald trump would immediately stop. we know that. everybody knows that. but that's what they want me to do, and, you know what, there's no chance i do that. there's just no chance i do that. i can't do that. >> trump says he's not going to stay silent, not going to stay home, suggesting he will run for president again in 2024. the january 6 committee vice chair liz cheney says donald trump must never return to power. >> donald trump, th

still want to reach and talk to and interview and whether criminal referral may be imminent for donald j. trump. plus, conservatives and right-wing media dismissed and sought to actually erase the true story of a pregnant 10-year-old rape victim who was forced to leave her state to receive health care, to receive an abortion. now the undeniable reality of their lie and pitiful response after the arrest of the alleged rapist who did it. harry dunn will be here and he has been at every single one of the january 6th committee's public hearings this spring and summer taking in every witness, every flew piece of evidence that led to the insurrection at the capitol that forever changed his life and the lives of his fellow officers. we'll talk to him about that and more when "deadline: white house" continues after a quick break. please stay with us. a protein. ♪ ♪ this is john. he never gives up—no matter what life throws his way. high cholesterol. break. break. please stay with us. 5 kids... 3 grandkids... 1 heart attack. and 18 passwords that seem to change daily. and so can you. when taken with a s

produce any and all communication to, from, with or including any member, employee or agent of donald j trump or any organization advocating in favor of the 2020 reelection of donald trump. that same subpoena also demands in communications with her about trump lawyers john eastman, jenna ellis among other trump operatives, and yesterday nbc news was the first to report that vice president mike pence's chief of staff mark short and white's counsel greg jacob testified to a grand jury in washington on friday. that testimony came six weeks after their public testimony to the january 6th committee. tonight, carol leonnig's reporting in the washington post has more about that grand jury testimony. prosecutors who are questioning witnesses before a grand jury including two top aides to vice president mike pence have asked in recent days about conversations with trump, his lawyers and others in his inner circle who sought to substitute trump allies for certified electors from some states that joe biden won. that's according to two people familiar with the matter. the prosecutors asked these hours of

biden confided to his inner circle that former president donald j trump was a threat to democracy and should be prosecuted. according to people familiar with his comments. while the president has never communicated his frustrations directly to mr. garland, he has said privately that he wanted him to act less like a ponderous judge, and more like a prosecutor who is willing to take decisive actions over the events of january 6th. in addition to president biden it's also former doj prosecutor, he wrote this week that the garland justice department myopic focus on the capitol attack itself is preventing it from prosecuting the broader plot to overturn the election. a plot orchestrated by trump. it's also doj officials. from the reagan and w bush administrations, going public this week. the justice department must prosecute trump. and it is also january 6th committee member and chair of the house committee congressman adam schiff. >> i certainly think that the justice department have more than enough evidence involving the former president. and whether they are ultimately believing it bey

counter-intelligence offer and author of "compromise, counter-intelligence and the threat of donald j. trump we should note he has ample experience in the matter of analyzing data, he led the investigation of hillary clinton's alleged use of a personal email server and saw some of his own missing text messages recovered as part of a d.o.j. investigation. thank you very much for being here. nbc news is reporting here that the secret service deleted these text messages that were sent before and during january 6th, despite having received multiple warnings in writing not to do so, including from congress. let's just start at that point. what is your interpretation here. negligence or something more sinister? >> well, that's a great question. and the fact of the matter is we don't know right now. let's take a step back and explain why this is important. it is not just the events of january 6th. it's everything that led up to and proceeded after that. everything from warnings from potential violence, to the vice president that were discussed on the evening of january 5th, the now famous potential