aw, did someone hurt mr. free speech's fee-fees?i can confidently say, nothing improves a joke quite like announcing that it's a joke. "why did the chicken cross the road? keep in mind, i'm just kidding. don't worry, the chicken is fine. so's the road. now, brace yourself, the punchline is coming-- and again, none of this is real. it's merely made-up fictional scenario for your own amusement. ...to get to the other side. that'll be $8." that the way it works? did i do it right? i don't know. it's very important that we know what actual people actually believe and say, which is why "the late show" has created a website with pure, 100% elon musk-verified factual information, called thisistherealnotparodyelonmusk .org. i promise you that i have put as much thought into making this website as elon musk put into buying twitter. we've got a great show for you tonight! my guest is john oliver. but when we come back, i'm going to announce the sexiest man alive. that's news! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: hey, everybody! give it up for "the late

uh, but you're still not happy, mr. free man. bye. it's been feeling leticia. know because on 34 years old abstruse, i graduated in 2 months ago on that, which means i'm a young chef. nation on this had. so i'll only be paid what a young chef i had the which is disappointing. it's been endorsed. i. yes, i understand. he's had a fall. i have experience and a certificate that shows i've done an internship here. farro, which didn't get and i think 2 years experience should be enough to get a good starting salary. wealthy ish, i'll keep trying allies. huh. in the spring of 2022. under the tucker and his team began bringing ukrainian refugees who had fled to poland and while dover to germany for years, people from countries bordering eastern europe have immigrated to the e. u. but until now, for other reasons. this footage was shot in the summer of 2021. at the bottom yes checkpoint on the ukraine. poland border every day, thousands of ukrainians lined up to go to work and poland. it shows, even before the war broke out, how close ties were between the 2 countries.

mrs. victoria, i want to ask you in connection with what we are talking about, that it is necessary to apply, and you talked about that that all these examinations are freeriy also confirmed this. i know that a hotline has now appeared that oncology patients can contact . people who do not dare to undergo an examination, but they heard today that they have these symptoms that the doctor talked about, can apply. of course, we are ready to help everyone who is worried about the problem of oncological diseases, and this hotline is called the patient has the right. we provide any information related to the treatment of cancer, a person who calls can find out where to get medicine, what is going on, you can undergo an examination. we also tell people about how important it is today to defend your rights we are very grateful to the doctors who help patients in such a difficult time, including yuri mykolayovych, the doctors of the national cancer institute and other oncology dispensaries of oncology centers in moscow, and in the first days of the war in medical institutions they provided medical assistance to people in very difficult conditions, so we are very

mr. karagod, lunch is free, and in the evening, business a meeting. when will it be possible to go?u want to go to the object with me? dasha, in addition to working moments, we need to discuss another joint partnership. maybe we can have lunch together? at his place yes, at his place klyuchevskaya why are you looking at me like that? how long? will you hide your feelings? hide them the only thing left for me? what happened right there's a reason i have to stay here until new years, but it's not because you ca n't let him go, really listen, would you mind if we started dating him? decide herself but only the prison is jealous. i like it more and more. let's go to mine. why aren't you in the car yet? so tell us something funny. why do not you answer? i'll call back later. what's the problem? just answer. i can't speak now. i'll dial later for now. is this your mom? you said that according to the plan, in about two hours we will begin to install support pads, and the second shift will be engaged, no doubt, if there are problems, call immediately. it 's going to be hot in here now. do y

mr. roman has a lot of work to do right now, and thank you for giving us more information . the situation in the kherson region andriy teteruk and the officer of the volunteer formation freekraine mr. andriy perhaps you are better at solving puzzles with the head of the president, mr. yarmak, who is so far hinting that there should be something positive on the kinburn spit. please tell me from what you know. a difficult landscape about a difficult nature. there are sands , there are pine forests there, there is a sea. the coastal zone. can we really hope that the liberation of these territories can be quick? because you know people. now everyone will be waiting at once to free everything, but we can see that even the operation in kherson lasted two months, please, well, let's leave the puzzles to be solved by the subordinates of the head of the office. troops are withdrawn in an organized manner, and this is not an escape, this is a retreat maneuver that allows them to regroup those troops that they have accumulated in the southern direction, and it is the main criterion that we have to take into account that these troops have practically remained combat-ready and unharme

mr. browder, which is free for ukrainians, we will definitely see on the screen, it will light up on your screen, how can you find this book, resistance to putin's regime, a person who started this resistance since 2006, at least the ato, and before that, a book about resistance to putin's regime has already been published, all these countries, everything about actually money laundering in the russian federation and i would also say that these are all the books about the fight against putinism, these are all the books that are worth reading and my first question is, mr. browder, the first is a very philosophical question, can you cure russia there is a famous saying that a fish rots from the head and vladimir putin is a criminal, he is a financial criminal, he is a killer of the bosmafia, while such a person is in power, there is no chance that russia can be cured, i will give examples from georgia, i remember when i first went to russia in the early 90s years, russia was considered the most corrupt country in the former soviet union. and after mykhailo saakashvili came to power, he fired

their positions and do not allow the enemy to advance, not the tent of our ukrainian of the free territory, mreksandr, what is the situation with the civilian population of gulyaipoli, orichovi, and so on , in the cities that are close to the front line, well, fortunately, 4/5 of the population left these territories directly, everyone else passed the task received , it was on a defensive scale, they discussed that in august, almost every family passed on those who have children, thank god, their slightly older ones are either in zaporizhzhia or in other territories of ukraine abroad, accordingly, a receipt is taken from each such family that they understand aware that their lives and health are exposed to danger, well, that is, it is a subconscious choice of people, well, in our country, some people think that life and health are less. a little complicated understandable story but at the same time, everything possible is being done to restore elementary good in one of the communities of vozdvizhevska , for several months they were building a power grid line finally finished this story uh, a 1

mr. karagod, lunch is free, and in the evening a business meeting. and remind when you can go.o go to the object with me? dasha, in addition to working moments, we need to discuss another joint partnership. maybe we can have lunch together? why not? at home yes at him why are you looking at me like that? how long? will you hide your feelings? hide them the only thing left for me? anton what's wrong with you? what happened nonsense? we need to talk. you don't feel personally working next to him. maybe you're right, but there's a reason i have to stay here until new years because you can't. let go, true. look, you won't mind if we start dating him. decide for yourself but only the prison is jealous. i like it more and more. we follow the sports life of our country during a difficult period for the entire belarusian football, it is important, without arranging something to lament, to undertake the construction of such stadiums. this is an amazing phenomenon and the quality of football will increase the transmission, please, you can more accurately let us know how new heights are r

free will? well, what is the main reason? and actually , mr. ry vitrenko did not of his own free will become became the head of naftogaz in general with significant violations, you know that a-a ukraine already in the 14th year took the direction of corporatization of state-owned enterprises and turning them into non-post-soviet monsters a-a adequate state companies with supervisory boards where personnel decisions are not made politically and at will someone in some offices of the bank, and hmm, based on the needs of the company's development, and in fact, andriy kobolev did not listen to how much criticism, but he worked well, showed good indicators, but politically the team of the bank wanted to have its own manager of one of the leading state-owned companies, they decided to disperse the supervisory board, in fact, to not care about her opinion, which led to a partial resignation, and in the end, ah, later, they canceled such a phenomenon as supervisory boards and allowed the cabinet of ministers to manually appoint such strategic managers e

mr. trump then used his free hand to lunge towards mr. angle, and mr.ecounted the story to me, motioning to his clavicle's. we all -- >> we are member that bombshell white house testimony from cassidy hutchinson, recalling what she was told happened inside the presidents motorcade on january six, after the rally at the ellipse, and the secret service agent who refused to take trump to the capitol to join his angry mob. trump according to account became physical. now nbc news reconfirms new reporting today from cnn that the general six committee is planning on meeting soon, as soon as next week, with a driver of the suv. the suv that according to hutchinson, trump tried to grab ahold of and right to the capital. we are also learning that the committee was expecting to sit down today with the secret service agent who was in the lead car of trump's motorcade that they. that's the car ahead of the suv that carried trump. no word yet on whether that meeting happened. the committee is apparently very interested in hearing from members of the secret service. i

free or world. many response, many nixon -- in response, mr. nixon said america was proud. , indeed, to be vietnam's friend and ally. another high point point, the u.s. vice president became the first guest speaker ever invited to appear before this party. for mr. nixon, this privilege had special significance, for back in america he'd served many years as a legislator. [applause] to the representatives of the vietnamese people, he expressed his admiration for the accomplishment that had marked the first two years of presidentty yes, ma'am's administration -- diem's administration. he said here in south vietnam the militant march of communism has been a halted, and from this free world derived great inspiration. [applause] a visit to the refugee resettlement area was another opportunity for mr. nixon to see the extraordinary job vietnam is doing in rehabilitating the hundreds of thousands who fled the communist north. being a father himself, he especially enjoyed meeting the children. ♪ ♪ >> there were handshakes too for the elders, for the par

capability, because most likely the armed forces of ukraine will be the first here to order these free detailed devices, mr are extremely grateful to you because we understand what your efforts were worth, but we also understand that there is another unpleasant aspect of this whole story, in particular, it is about the fact that the russian federation will try to destroy this object well, accordingly, it is possible that there are some prospects that the turkish side could provide us with these or other anti-air defense systems there, i don't know by barter for money or maybe within the framework of cooperation in the euro-atlantic alliance, look at the prospects, there are a lot of uh, there are products about we are already talking, but in reality turkey itself lacks air defense and you probably remember the story of something there 3-4 years ago when turkey bought the s-400 from russia and for that a website was imposed on it. that is, it is also how they say not from a good life, now in turkey , the defense industry is developing quite seriously, and one of the elements is the development of defense sy

mr. trump then used his free hand to lunge towards bobby engle, and mr.cle. >> washington post, where the first to report the, story said the committee repeatedly on monday asked guglielmi to walk through how he chose to describe tony ornato and bobby angles accounts of events on january 6th 2021, and the agency's rebuttal, of hutchinson's account of the story provided by renato, about trump's behavior in the heavily fortified suv. joining me now is oh lofgren, she's chair of the committee on house administration, and she's a member of the january six committee, thank you very much for joining us tonight. what can you confirm for us about this testimony, and the washington post reporting that the committee reviewed closely how the secret service made public comments about cassidy hutchinson's testimony. >> well let me just say, generally, we can't discuss under our rules, the details of the testimony. but let me just say generally, that a lot of what has been publicly said, by the agency, doesn't square with the documents we've received. in testimony, and

mr. trump then used his free hand to lunge towards bobby engel and mr. ornato recounted the story to me he motioned towards his clavicles. >> did mr. engle or mr. ornato tell you after that what he says was untrue? >> neither told me ever it was untrue. >> you heard cassty hutchinson saying these officials never walked back their story, and we should note engle and ornato have never gone on the record to dispute what cassidy humpensen had said. granted uner anonymity ornato denying essentially that he told cassidy hutchinson that the former president reacted this way. why it's so important for the committee to get this testimony. they want to set the record straight. try to confirm what cassidy hutchinson told them or if tony ornato is in fact going to dispute part of hutchinson testimony they want that on the record and get it under oath. >> just a few weeks to do it. sara murray, thank you. >>> so a new study shows the gun epidemic in america is getting deadlier and hitting some communities harder an others. we're tell you which ones. >>> and criticizi

mr. trump then used his free hand to lunge towards bobby engel and when mr.s clavicles. >> the president it does sound like him. and wisconsin state assembly robin boss is expected to sit with the committee later today. earlier revealed trump called vos back in july to push for the 2020 election results to be thrown out. >> last week. >> within the last week? >> yeah. >> before oh after he tweeted. >> before. >> what was that conversation like? >> one of those, very consistent. makes his case, which i respect. he would like us to do something different in wisconsin. i explained it's not aallowed under the constitution. he had a different opinion. >> joining us, "new york times" congressional reporter luke broadwater. luke, thanks for joining us this morning. new reporting on ornato speaking to the committee. what can you tell us about what affect his testimony may have? >> right. it was a closed-door interview so i don't have a ton of details what exactly was said, but we do know the january 6th committee had been seeking this interview with tony ornato for s

mr. trump then used his free hand to lunge towards bobby engle and when mr.ds his clavicles. >> you may remember there was record of impugning that. now many arenado going into the committee can add his view, and we can all learn about it. if he says under oath something different, we'll report that. indeed, all of this is leading up to what will be a final report by the committee, which could come out, well, in december. it's got to come out before they finish and hand over the congress in january. we will be tracking that, reporting it for you, and i want to let you know i'm whiting a forward to the harper collins edition of the full report. you can preorder that. if you search melber jan 6th. it will be free online for those who want to read the government version free of charge. let me tell you what's coming up. i told you this is a special show. we are going to be joined by one of the most iconic, fun, and weird actors on the planet. jeff goldblum making his debut as part of our maverick series covering lots of ground, including life itself. >> life will

mr. trump used his free hand to lunge to him and he recounted the story to me, emotioned towards his claviclesed in june she was told that trump lunged at the steering wheel. cnn was the first to report this and we confirmed it. he sat with an interview today. he spoke to the committee previously. that is before cassidy hutchison's testimony. today is the first time agent engel has spoken to the committee since her bombshell testimony. cassidy testified that former trump white house official tony told her what the scene looked like. this means the january 6 panel today presumably got one step closer to nailing down what exactly happened that day. and that matters because it speaks to president trump's state of mind on january 6, what his intentions were and what he was doing as the attack was underway. we'll be right back. attack was underway we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪♪ ♪3, 4♪ ♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪hey♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪ >>> a lot of people were shaking heads when donald trump announced his running for 2024. s

mr. trump then used his free hand to lunge towards bobby engel and when mr. >> ryan, good to talk to you. so this is kind of in the mix of the january 6th committee wrapping up its final report. bringing in ornato for the second time. do we understand what it is exactly they're going to be pressing him on at this point? >> we know for sure they want to clarify exactly what he knew about that incident that took place in the suv on january 6th. it was such an important part of hutchison's testimony. it is true while she was testifying under oath in a very public setting, she was relaying a story she was told by someone else. and that someone else was tony ornato, then shortly after her testimony, officials from the secret service pushed back on those claims saying her testimony wasn't 100% accurate. that's what the members of the committee want to know. they want to know ornato's perspective on what happened that day, how it compares to engel, who was the lead secret service agent on that day and they want to press him on his prior testimony. members of the com

mr. trump then used his free hand to lunge towards bobby engle, and when mr. renata had recounted the story to me he motioned towards his clavicle. >> so elliott, this is still ongoing, this january six committee. with testimonies that say -- i wonder what you make of the potential, if bobby engle corroborates what she said, which was challenged if you are at the time, what impact do you think this would have on the investigation and obviously the forthcoming report? >> not a ton, laura. i've spent a bunch of time working for congress and then around congressman i was at the justice department, helping to protest one myself. my sense is that the committee is in cleanup mode, because as you said, there was a factual dispute over whether or not those altercation took place. now cassidy hutchinson gave that testimony, but there are some comments in the press that it did not happen. what they are doing, i think, by bringing him in is just clearing it up and seeing what they can put in a report that corroborates whether this altercation happened. now look, even if

free will. thank you, mr. the always high-quality analysis valeriy ryabykh, military expert, editor of defense express publication, well, it is an extremely important story, yes. we hope that the american tanks, let them be the same, but sooner or later they will reach us, but we will keep our fingers crossed for the seventh rammstein today. the place of the meeting is brussels at the level of heads of foreign policy departments and tomorrow at the level of ministers of defense, while the european union generally adheres to the position that ukraine will be alone to decide what to do with the possibility of negotiations with russia oh, how they interfered in a row, everyone was nice about it before the start of the meeting of the foreign ministers of the countries, the high representative of the eu, jose borel, said that ukraine will decide what to do on its own, our duty is simply to support them, jose borel noted in response to questions from the press regarding the insertion of the proposal to start negotia

those who believe in free expression. mr. musk has brought chaos. do you see it as chaos thus far?uldn't characterize it as car chaos. a lot of his commentary isn't consistent with some of the things he said. he doesn't want to see either the far right or far left. he wants to serve the 80% of americans in the middle. i personally think that nobody should be making central determinations of truth, central determinations of what viewpoints do and don't get expressed. i don't think political discrimination should have a place on twitter at all. viewpoint base discrimination of any kind. give the power back to the user. elon musk is driving the ball forward and encourage him to stay true to the true north star as operating it as a free speech platform instead of moderate principles. >> bill: he said he would release the algorithm. he hasn't done that yet. the twitter files on free speech suppression soon to be published on twitter itself. the public deserves to know what really happened. that would be the story of the day if it happens. >> at the end of the day give the public transpa

mr. trump then used his free hand to lunge towards bobby engel and when mr.ry to me he had motioned towards his clavicles. >> paula reid is here now. we know bobby engel that he previously testified before the committee. do we know why they brought him back a second time? >> it's a great question. this is an opportunity for him to correct or corroborate the record and this is significant because engel was the lead agent in former president trump's motor vad on the day of the capitol attack. he could provide testimony, perhaps key testimony related to what we just heard from cassidy hutchinson. in her public testimony she said tony renato told her that jump got angry when he was informed that he could not go to the capitol on january 6th, grabbed the steering wheel with one hand, lunged at engel with the other. she testified that renato told her about that later in the day on january 6. that's key, when did you hear that. engel was there, he did not disagree or correct any part of the story. both ornato and engel met with the committee prior to hutchinson's te

mr. pouncey, if you want to add to that. feel free mr. goldstein if you want to add to the comments, be free. you don't have to. >> the comments -- individuals on my right and left are spot on. the fundamental part in all of our redevelopment's engagement with those local communities. it is a fundamental part of the zoning process. i do not see very many developers who are successful if they do not understand that. >> people do like to be asked. people do like to be asked. mr. goldstein, before i asked my other question, do you want to add anything on this front? >> no, sir. >> okay. all right. well, i'm down, 14 to go. maybe not. all right, and we know this deals with brownfields mediation planning. this will be for the entire panel. we know that thoughtful planning is vitally implant -- part of land mediation and the program overtime has been reformed to include more support of the planning portion of brownfield redevelopment. for the hall of the panel, what can we do in congress to further strengthen federal support for ground field pla

mr. nestor. take care of yourself. free ukraine was with us in connection with the mykolaiv oblast.l, let's go now. let's listen to the operational summary of the general staff , it's up to you glory to ukraine, the 258th day of the heroic resistance of the ukrainian nation to the russian large-scale invasion has begun, the enemy is trying to hold the temporarily captured territories , it is concentrating its efforts on restraining the actions of the defense forces of ukraine in certain areas; units of the defense forces repelled the attacks of the occupiers in the areas of krasnohorivka, bakhmut ivan, opytne town klishchivka maryinka pavlivka vodyane and mayorsk of donetsk oblast and beligorivka in luhansk oblast the enemy is shelling units of the defense forces of ukraine along the line of contact it is carrying out border fortification equipment in separate directions and conducting aerial reconnaissance continues to strike critical infrastructure and the homes of the civilian population in violation of the norms of international humanitarian law laws and customs of the introduct

mr. trump used his free hand to lunge towards bobby engle. >> cnn's sara murray join the us now, sara, whatmy colleagues zach cohen confirming that the committee is speaking with richard engel today. they had spoken to him before. before we got this bombshell from cassidy hutchinson that you're just playing. he knows there are huge allegations that we've heard from cassidy hutchinson and what we've seen over the last month or so, the committee diving into the allegations surrounding the secret service. what agents may have seen. you know, we know they've interviewed a number of individuals from the u.s. secret service and they're trying to wrap up that part of their investigation, while they wrap up their investigation more broadly ahead of congress in january. >> the one is pushing back at former vice president mike pence doubled down and said he's not going to offer any testimony to the committee. what's the latest there? >> well, there's a lot of playing out between the committee and mike pence, you know, the possibility, discussions behind the scenes, would they call on mike pence to te

free country. >> [applause] mr. trump: because it is not a free country now.dia in the back were truly vigilant, it would be the single greatest reason, the single greatest hope for our country. they would watch over our country and treat everybody fairly, but they don't do that. that would make a bigger difference than any politician can make -- i believe that, marco. if they were vigilant and honest, which they are not, that would be the biggest difference you can make in this country. you people could straighten out our country and the corruption. you could take the worst. if you just picked the worst presidents in american history and put them together, they would not have done the damage joe biden has done to our nation in less than two short years. we have a clip. i brought these beautiful boards. take a look at the screen. [video clip] >> how would you say your mental focus is? >> it is focused. [laughter] look -- >> let's get ready to bumble! >> i think it is a right for people to have health care. >> i can't believe i said that. >> the american nation

. >> brooke: new op ed from "washington post" claims musk is harming free speech, they write, mr.k governed twitter according to his whims, the chief executive supposedly express aware of his preferences and eager to see them enacted. musk says apple has pulled advertising content from the social media platform, prompting the question, do they hate free speech in america? he shared a tweet pointing out apple's 30% tax on developers who make million dollars per year through the app store. if musk launches twitter subscription service, he have to give 30% back to apple. apple is threatening to remove twitter from the app store if it doesn't cover their demands. >> todd: bring in outkick host tomi lahren. tomi, elon musk doubling down in his most recent tweet, this is a battle for the future of civilization. if free speech is, tyranny is all that lies ahead. why is the left petrified of exposing twitter's secrets? >> tomi: i think it is quite obvious, if people know the truth and have access to free speech public platform, they might change the way they vote and the left is terrified

mr. trump then used his free hand to lung towards bobby angle, and when he he are recounted the story to he had motioned towards his cav calls. >> i want to bring in ryan nobles on capitol hill and barbara mcquaid, former u.s. attorney and an msnbc legal analyst. thank you both for being here. ryan, what do we know about what they want from ornato's testimony? what didn't they get from hum the first time around? is it just about that incident that we heard described there, or could there be more to it? >> they certainly want clarity as to what cassidy hutchinson told that committee under oath this a public setting you'll have to keep in mind, his first deposition with the committee came well before hutchenson's testimony. the fact he may be contradicting what she had to say or there was pushback, it's something that the committee wants to clear up. that's not the only thing. this is an individual who has very close ties to the former president, including serving as his deputy chief of staff taking a leave of absence to do that. so he's someone with unique insight not only to the presiden

children and persons with disabilities, all of them will be accommodated for free and receive humanitarian assistance from mrovych are these all the social benefits that people receive from the state, or will there be something else that they receive a grocery set, really, it is significant, very little, there is also help from the red cross and, accordingly, from the united nations but there are also small sums that go to each person, that is, if we talk about real security , it is too small, but it is better than being under fire and being in extreme danger, because this is the second time, after all, everyday problems that exist in kherson and the occupier artificial power brought kherson to a humanitarian crisis because there is no electricity supply, and oblenergo assures that in the next three days the connection of kherson to the current will begin, but not all of us understand that it will be, let's say, an experimental connection, and it will be needed in the near future it is time to stabilize the system and connect the whole place, which is quite such a difficult task facing the energy companies ,

mr. chairman i yields free. >> gentlemen's has expired for the chair recognizes gentleman from missouri, utes. >> unmute yourself mr. cleaver. >> thank you, mr. chairman i apologize. i was off the grid for a minute. thank you very much. if i could on the tragedy down and jackson, mississippi. i read somewhere that money is keeping it from addressing the needs of poor people. there is a lot of evil around the world. i would like our panelist to address particularly fema in terms of the preparedness of their systems around the country right now that are in as much difficulty in as much degradation as we have seen in jackson, mississippi. >> yes, sir. it is just a matter of time before they fail or we have a another disaster. a lot of things we go to are a result of what i call the resiliency divide. we have not had the investments made. we are not maintaining the systems. there is not the economics to do that. where i met in north florida, where i grew up it was hard for communities to compete with the city of miami when they're going for grants. it's one of things fema's trying to address

mr. bray, please feel free to weigh in. so, the way that we're approaching this is with a more thorough, standardized methodology than what we had in the past. first and foremost, the secretary of defense is chartering this effort. this is not someone lower in the department of defense and he has assigned that task to the office of the secretary of defense, the undersecretary, that's me, i'm responsible for looking at intelligence matters and security matters, this is potentially both. so when you start concerning ourselves with the safety of our personnel, the safety of our installations and bases, there's no other higher priority than what we have than actually getting after this. and this started by the secretary of defense, standardized and really a methodical approach, something we're doing that has not been done before. >> can we get some kind of assurance he analysts will look at analysis and-- and we're open to all that we may encounter. >> we are open to any hypotheses we may encounter. >> quickly before i pass it

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mr. trump then used his free hand to lunge towards bobbie engel. and when he recounted the story to me he had motioned towards his clavicles. >> so elliot, this is still ongoing the january 6th committee and obviously there was testimony. i wonder what you make of the potential. if bobbie engel corroborates what she said, which was challenged at the time, what impact to will this have on the investigation and the forthcoming report? >> not a ton, lawyer. and i spent a bunch of time when i was working around congress to help prepare testimony. my sense is it's sort of in cleanup mode because like you said there was a factual dispute over whether this took place. there were some comments in the press that it didn't happen. what they're doing i think by bringing him in again is just clearing it up and seeing what they can put in a report that corroborates whether this altercation happened. now, look, even if it didn't, if this is not the piece of evidence or information that's going to make-or-break the january 6th committee's work. what is not in dis

mr. trump then used his free hand to lunge towards bobby engel. towards his clavicles. >> now obviously hutchinson knows a lot about what was going on in the white house in these efforts to try to overturn the 2020 election. the grand jury is also going to hear from south carolina senator lindsey graham who made calls to election officials. and then they're going to hear from michael flynn who was spreading these election conspiracies. prosecutors reiterated that this grand jury in georgia is not going to be working much longer. of course, wolf, we've previously reported they may do indictments as early as december. >> thank you very much, sara murray, for that report. >>> coming up, top u.s. officials warning tonight that domestic extremism poses a major threat right now to the united states. in between. we're holiday ready with fast and reliable delelivery, serving every address in america. the united states postal service. dove 0% is different. we left aluminum out and put 48 hours freshness and 1 quarter moisturizers... in. dove 0% aluminum de

mr. trump then used his free hand to lunge towards bobby engle and, this was recounted the story towardse had motioned towards his clavicle 's. >> cassidy hutchinson the former white house aide, testified in june as she was told the trump lunged at the steering wheel bobby engle told the president they were not going to the capital. cnn was the first report this in an nbc news has confirmed this. agent angles sat with the for an interview of the january 6th committee today. he'd spoken to the committee previously but that was before cassidy hutchinson's testimony. today is the first day that agent angles has spoken to the committee since her bombshell testimony. cassidy hutchinson at promissory testified that tony ornato and told her what happened in the suv with angle present and angle did not dispute the account at the time. this means that the january 6th panel presumably today got one step closer to what happened that day. and that matters because it speaks to former president trump's state of mind that day. we'll be right back. ♪♪ family is just very important. she's my sister and w