. >> en the field goal, john hutchinson shows up with is why to pay his respects to his friend bruce.murdered my husband. >> so i went and asked john to leave. associate with quick. >> i'm not welcome here after what has been done until this is cleared up. exact words. that was a sickening feeling. >> good morning. scary! >> one of the big things that really helped us focus on john was his brother, harold we begin talking to the herald. >> we are talking about the murder of bruce miller. can you stay here full name? >> herald made the statement that john called him and said, everything is taken care of, bruce. >> that is his words? >> yeah. [indistinct question] >> it means he was gone, dead. >> juju: not only that, harold told police that he actually heard his brother threatening bruce. about that money he owed him. >> said he was going to kill him because of the money. >> you thought he was serious? >> no idea where that comment came from. because harold is not all there. >> now we have more reasons to go to talk to john. >> they were surrounding me like i was a freaking criminal. a

justice john hutchinson, justice haley bunn, justice tim armstead, and justice bill wooten. thank you y'all so much. thank y'all so much. now our constitutional officers, attorney general patrick 'all s. now our constitutional officers, attorney general patrick morrisey, our state auditor j.b. mccuskey, our secretary of state mac warner, our commissioner of agriculture kent leonhardt, our state treasurer riley moore, and our state superintendent of schools david roach. [applause] we have -- we have a beautiful young lady from our congressional delegation and that is our great senator shelley moore. [applause] okay, we now have our adjutant general of the west virginia national guard brigadier general bill crane, and i don't know where bill is but wherever he is, y'all got to cheer for him, that's all there is to it. [applause] and we have our command sergeant major james jones and he's, i think, with our general. [applause] we have the chancellor of our higher ed, you know, and sarah tucker is with us tonight. [applause] we have our commissioner of the bureau for senior serv

ambassador and governor nikki haley and vivek and chris sununu, and asa hutchinson, john bolton and morewho else do you think should follow his lead and bow out if they want to avoid the multi-car pile-up? >> far be it from me to take away anyone's ambition to be president. so i couldn't answer that, jake. however, i do think what hogan is doing is going to be a rarity. this year, i think you'll hear much more people like asa hutchinson who decide that voters do need a choice. but really, what he was saying in that interview, there is a lot of republicans that are really concerned about them knocking each other out and trump walking right through the doors of that nomination again. we'll have to see. >> all right. thank you to both of you. coming up next, protests to a construction site dubbed cop city in atlanta. and the series charges now facing those who police say were not there for the demonstrations, but were there for something else. stay with us. we'r're reinventing our networ. ♪ ♪ ♪ fast. reliable. perfectly orchestrated. the united states postal service. wayfair's got just what

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in that group, john ratcliffe, and what cassidy hutchinson said about him. >> director ratcliffe didn't want much to do with the post-election period. he felt that it wasn't the something that white house should be pursuing. felt it was dangerous to the president's legacy. he had expressed data that he was concerned it could spiral out of control and potentially be dangerous, either for our democracy and the way things were going. >> for the first time the grand jury will hear from director ratcliffe the head of national intelligence, who didn't want anything to do with the post-election period. why not, what did he know and when did he know it? he wasn't only one within the administration who was concerned about this january 6th ahead of time. here's what cassidy hutch yibson said about robert o'brien who had been called to testify. >> i received a call from robert o'brien, the national security adviser, he had asked if he could speak with mr. meadows about potential violence, words of violence he was hearing that potentially going to happen on the hill on the january 6th. i asked if h

hutchinson, they did the same thing to anyone and everyone that is for the truth. >> so he goes on to say the beauty is that i have facts. okay? now, obviously you heard what johnabout costello about his reputation, but what does this come down to then for a grand jury? >> so i think in part it might come down to cohen testifying but then what is there to corroborate what he has to say. prosecutors often have to include accomplices to the crime or some bad actors, especially when they're prosecuting, for example, organized crime, so you're going to have some prosecutors' witnesses like that who have flipped and are cooperating that aren't the most appealing characters and have done things like lie in the past and committed past crimes. you need to go through and corroborate everything. there is corroboration in the form of checks that are written by donald trump and audio recording with donald trump and michael cohen and other witnesses that can testify as well. part of this involved the national inquirer and they have even a public document with the federal prosecutors that explains their role in the scheme, and that it was done to influence the election. it's