because right now adam schiff still has that gavel. >> right.gely been discredited, i mean, even across all media outlets people understand that the information that he was leaking and even the public statements he was making did not comport to what we knew about the russia hoax and what was happening in the intelligence committee. but i think what's really important here is that adam schiff's use of both the intelligence committee and the intelligence community for political purposes and political gain really shows the whole risk of why we need to hold the intelligence community accountable. we give them powerful tools both in technology and in the ability to gather information about individuals. we need to make certain that there is a high level of accountability and oversight in the use of those tools because in the wrong hands it can be very detrimentalal to our society. jason: real quickly, i've only got about 20-30 seconds left, what are the things you believe the intelligence committee should be diving into this year? >> our focus should

i'm joined now by a member of that committee congressman adam schiff.and chairman of the house intelligence committee. congressman, thank you for being back on the show. >> thank you. >> over the weekend you expect the first hearing to start within a matter of weeks here, this year, rather than months. can you get more specific? who do you want to hear from first? >> i don't have exact timing. we want to tell the story in chronological fashion, what went on in the weeks ledding up to january 6th. the lives promulgated about the election before the election took place, after the election took place. also the efforts to suborn state legislaors and local elections officials and overturn the election, to try to make use of the justice department at the highest levels for the same purpose and ultimately this last-ditch effort january 6th to stop or delay the count to allow these other efforts to succeed. we want to lay out that narrative. multiple lines of effort to overturn the election and the first non-peaceful transfer of power in our history. >> i ask a

where else is adam schiff? he's on the january 6 committee. should be focusing on protecting the country. we are going to bring back faith in congress, the speaker in the house has all the power. you can determine what bill was on the floor and what does her husband do? he invests. he buys options. he buys options when it comes to tech companies debating those bills and only one knows whether they'll pass the house or bring them up, and he makes millions of dollars in a month. >> sean: can you do that and countability, you'll have the support of republicans and conservatives around the country. we all hold you to it. everyone of them. thank you for being with us. straight ahead, wait until you see this video. leo 20 terrel, lara trump, and a big announcement straight ahead. new year, new start. and now comcast business is making it easy to get going with the ready. set. save. sale. get started with fast and reliable internet and voice for $64.99 a month with a 2-year price guarantee. it's easy... with flexible installation and backing from an

and nadler and adam schiff one. i've always said this, the number 24 come if nancy pelosi had waited 24 hours i've always wondered, because she announced on wednesday we're going to do this, the next day the president released the full transcript and he was saying he is going to when she announced. it should just wait a 24 hours to let the transcript get out, i always have least a seed of doubt which he went forward? probably so but at least she would've seen the document, , te world would have seen the document and could've a judgment about it. >> host: so the interesting thing to me during that timeframe, and we talk about chairman nadler running the committee and use new chairman and who is a very pressure packed time for a new chairman to be running a committee. there were a lot of procedural motions that we could prepare for four days that he wasn't prepared for because we surprised them with them. you also assembled you and chairman goodlatte had assembled i really good group of people, people that had trial e

you can't make this adam schiff up. you can't. appreciated.uld be on the committee and it shows how corrupt they are. widespread rioting, we were talking about the summer of 2020, claiming the lives of dozens of americans. when we come back, we will speak with the families that lost loved ones in the 2020 riots. where is they are commission? straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: all of the democrats, media mob, heist erie, hyperbole of january 6th obsession, ask yourself tonight, why is there such a loud silence surrounding the nearly 574 riots in the sumr of 2020? we lost dozens of americans. they were killed and $2 billion in property damage, arson, looting, major cities torched. rioters glorified by prominent democrats were ignored. where is the committee investigation into those riots? the thousands of police officers hurt because the cost of the lawlessness that took place are too real. we committed on this program to tell you the tragic stories that pretty much everyone else in the media mob ignores peer at the same with washington, d.c. join

adam schiff, another schiff show, he sits on the committee when he led the effort andy lead the lie, the conspiracy theories, the hoax and we never talk about that? take a look. >> how do you fight? >> you are absolutely right. >> the president is annd illegitimate racist occupying the white house who has defined himself over and over again. >> i believe hegi knows he is an illegitimate president. he knows! he knows that there were a bunch of different reasons why the election turned out the way it did. >> the russian weighing in on the election, and frankly the fbi is weighing in on the election. i think it makes this election illegitimate. >> it was a legitimate. my biggest fear is he will do it again with his best pal. and we will be stuck for six more years with this guy. and that is terrifying. that is terrifying. >> would you be vice president? [laughter] folks, look, i absolutely agree. >> sean: that was a three plus year lie by democrats. yes, questioning the legitimacy of the 2016 election. the media, they lied right along with them. the worst offender in spreading the lie,

joining me now is adam schiff, the author of the book, midnight in washington. how we almost lost our democracy and still could. congressman, welcome. why does the committee want to talk to sean hannity? what do you hope to learn from him? we want to find out why was he concerned prior to jan 6th about what would happen in the next 48 hours. what conversations did he have? and so he has a lot to tell us as a fact witness. he has a lot to say and we think the american people should have the advantage of those insights as well. >> obviously he is not a traditional journalist, sharing a podium at rallies with the former president when he was a president, a candidate, and clearly an advisor, but the council for sean hannity said we're evaluating the letter from the committee. we remain very concerned about the constitutional implications as it relates to the first amendment. we will respond as appropriate. there is real issues on paper he is a member of the media. >> asked him to come along. there is no issue. we have no interest in his political company tear, in hi

we'll talk to the chairman of the house intelligence committee, congressman adam schiff. intelligence intelligence committee, congressman i could use some help showing the world how liberty mutual customizes their car insurance so they only pay for what they need. (gasps) schiff that's next. did it work? only pay for what you need ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ spider-man no way home in theaters december 17th >>> republican leader kevin mccarthy is making new threats to strip key democrats in their committee assignments if his party takes back the house. if he becomes speaker of the house, which is most likely, you know, if they do take back the house, at the same time mccarthy is defending marjorie taylor greene and paul gosar, they had been stripped of their assignments because of dangerous conspiracy theories and violent social media posts and threats. joining me now is the highest ranking democrat that mccarthy is threatening intelligence committee chairman adam schiff who is also on the january 6th committee and led donald trump's first impeachment. congressm

lo and behold, where else is adam schiff? on the january 6 committee.e going to bring back fait in congress, the speaker of the house has all the power, she ca determine what bill comes to th floor, weather gets marked up o not and what does her husband do ? he invest, not just buying the stock, he buys options he buys options when it comes to tech companies when we are debating those bills and only one person knows whether they're going to pass the house or even bring them up, he makes millions of dollars in a month. >> congressman, if you do that, you will have the support of republicans and conservatives around the country. where going to hold you to it, those are important issues. >>sean: jimmy keeble is sinking tomorrow with a creepy and he backs rbs. take a look. >> to the anti- access axis, they made a mint over what christ, is probably america's all-time favorite doll. >> they're is a new doll in tow and the fund to contain it. she is strong, she's independent , she doesn't trust science. >> barbie comes with a computer so she can do her own res

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i agree very much with adam schiff. there is no basis for the attorney general to be waiting on that broader investigation, and yet the scary thing is there is simply no indication that the department of justice is investigating that broader plot. i hope to heaven that it is. but there is no indication of it. right now, there is reason not to be -- not to be too confident. >> and that left us hanging on every word as it were, including that phrase follow the money, which is interesting, but doesn't reveal. . then he used the phrase, among those being investigated, he said those who conspired with others to obstruct the vote. now, that's -- that group could include donald trump. but what more specifically would he be able to say within justice department policy about comment on ongoing investigations? >> well, he certainly was right not to say we are investigating donald trump. but he could have said we are investigating not only the events that occurred at the capitol and what immediately led up to the attack on the cap

leading off our discussion tonight is democratic congressman adam schiff of california, a member of the house select committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol and he is chairman of the house intelligence committee. congressman schiff, i don't know if you could hear my exchange with rachel at the beginning of this hour, but what she is interested in in the letter that the committee released today is the reference to the video outtakes of donald trump's attempts to create a video that would be publicly released on january 6th. and rachel and i'm asking her question directly, wants to know, do you believe or have evidence that that video actually exists and that the committee will obtain the video? she recognizes as we all do that obtaining documents is one thing that's a standard thing to obtain in a situation like this but do you believe that the video is there for you to obtain? >> well, first of all, i don't know if it is fair for both of you to ask me questions on one show. but -- and we will try not to release too much on a friday because you're right. that does v

. >> tonight as the committee officially asks hannity to cooperate, congressman adam schiff joins me on that. then -- >> i only need 11,000 votes. fellows, i need 11,000 votes, give me a break. >> from threatening state officials to interfering with congress. >> and i hope mike pence comes through for us, i have to tell you. >> what we now know about trump's efforts to steal the election a year ago today. "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, the congressional select committee investigating the conspiracy to overthrow self-governance and attack on the capitol has released text messages from fox news personality to the president of the united states and others in the days before and during january 6th insurrection. released in letter to sean hannity, asking he cooperate with their investigation. it's not first time hannity has been featured in the investigation surrounding january 6th. thanks to donald trump's former chief of staff mark meadows. in november meadows turned over a trove of about 9,000 documents, texts and emails he said were not privile

congressman adam schiff, thank you very much. appreciate you being here tonight. >>> next on "the reidout" the almost impressive shamelessness of mitch mcconnell's attack today on president biden. >> he shouted that if you disagree with him, you're george wallace. george wallace? you don't pass the laws he wants, you're bull conner. >> mitch, please. you aren't always so indigtive about being tied to the old south. >>> plus, how ron desantis explains the future, the whole country like florida if republicans are in control. >>> there is an anti-vaxxer promoting a fake covid cure weirder than cow dewormer and while he's not tonight's absolute worst, the person that is inspired an impressive string of curse words and they're pretty much accurate. "the reidout" continues. pretty much accurate "the reidout" continues. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with chase security features, guidance and convenience, banking feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. you don't get much time for yourself. so when you do, make it count with crest pro-health. it prot

let's discuss with a key member of the january 6th committee, congressman adam schiff.lligence committee. congressman, thanks for joining us. will the committee, in fact, be asking the former vice president to come in and appear voluntarily? >> yes, i think our chairman has now acknowledged that we will be. and that's our practice, which is to invite people to come in voluntarily, hope that they'll do so. and he would have, i think, very undoubtedly relevant testimony for us about that pressure campaign. no one would be in a better position to speak to it than he would. all of the efforts to get him to violate his constitutional duty to count the votes and instead reject votes without basis. so we hope that he'll be willing to do so. and as the chairman has indicated, we intend to extend that invitation fairly soon. >> will you subpoena the former vice president if he chooses not to appear voluntarily? >> we don't like to speculate about that until we have a chance to see whether people will come in on their own volition. and he did the right thing on that day. i certai

on the plane and adam schiff admitted republicans were going to win the midterms. and so i didn't learn about this till the morning when the newspaper came out and i was just aghast i was astounded and i sought him out on the house floor and i said kevin first of all for having a private conversation. i thought i thought it was a private conversation, but if it wasn't, you know, i said the exact opposite of what you told the press. he looks at me and he says. yeah, i know adam, but you know how it goes and i was like kevin. no, i don't know how it goes. you just make stuff up and that's how you operate because that's not how i operate. but that is how he operates and you cannot have someone. with such literal guard for the truth serving as the speaker of the house. to watch the rest of this program visit booktv.org use the afterwards tab to find adam schiff's interview along with all previous episodes. afterwards is also available as a podcast. here's a look at the best-selling nonfiction books according to books and books in coral gables florida topping. the list

adam schiff serves on the committee investigating january 6th, a lead house manager for donald trump's first impeachment and he joins me now. congressman schiff, let's talk about rudy giuliani, who was a central figure in both of these -- in both plots that resulted in impeachments. why is it important the committee sit down and talk to him here? >> i think that you can see by the series of subpoenas we have issued over time, they are going to higher and higher people in and around the administration. and rudy giuliani was really at the center of things. he was one of the most aggressive promoters of that big lie about the election. he was involved in trying to get these state legislators to send alternate slates of electors or to delay sending slates of electors. to me the most shocking claims are some of those that you just repeated, chris, and that is they were involved in urging the president reportedly to seize voting machines. that's the kind of thing you see in the developing world. you don't see it, at least until now, in the united states of america. so there is a lot he could

when i was there on various committees, adam schiff was almost always on the democrat side. would struggle to name a more partisan member on the democrat side than adam schiff, neither john boehner or paul never thought about not allowing him to be ranking member, the notion she the not let republicans, that is the select committee,ure -- the house administration committee does not get a ton of attention, it is not a provocative flame flowing committee, but you have important. >> why the capitol police board did not allow the capitol police chief to make final security decisions. it has been proven through the senate investigation through their committees of jurisdiction. the clearly show that there were instructions given by the sergeant at arms at the time to remove bike racks, that one example. it is absurd to think that top law enforcement tomorrow on house side, their communication is not germain to finding out what the problems were. trey: i know if you were chairman you would be just as fair in the majority, the difference and you will have seep subpoena power and rig

you look at, um, adam schiff.g on intel when he has openly, knowingly now used a fake dossier, lied to the american public in the process, and, um, doesn't -- doesn't have any ill will. >> of course, you have acknowledged key parts of the dossier turned tout to be untrue but the broad strokes to help trump win the election were accurate. but what do you say to -- to mccarthy? i mean, if he is going to kick you off the intel committee, what will you do? >> look. i think the reality is mccarthy is a very weak leader. and as a result, he is already being led around by the most extreme elements of his conference -- the marjorie taylor greenes and others that are calling for retribution because of their removal. the departure from precedent here was mccarthy's failure to hold his own members accountable which, traditionally, democratic leaders and republican leaders have policed their own. but mccarthy's been too weak to do that, and so it required democrats to take action when paul gosar was glorifying the killing of

got to know but somehow donald trump is suspected of democracy according to liz cheney and adam schiff is ridiculous! people see it for what it is. we have to make sure we get the truth out. jim banks said about what should have been in place that day to protect the capital. >> laura: congressman, great to see both of you. happy new year. what happens when one of history's most renowned for all it just an immunologist pushes back on the handy have heavy-handed? he's back on the show when a moment. to describe what is happening this past week. stay there. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> data are already in and both the double and triple vaccination is not protecting you from omicron. the good news very low disease, highly infectious, it looks on an awful lot like experience facts and knowledge just like live opinionated vaccine that you might design for purpose. >> laura: now, that was my next guest dr. robert malone the scientist behind the mrna vaccine platform. he was on the show a few weeks ago. of course, what he told us turned out to be exactly right. over the last two weeks, covid cases have shot up

got to know but somehow donald trump is suspected of democracy according to liz cheney and adam schiffridiculous! people see it for what it is. we have to make sure we get the truth out. jim banks said about what should have been in place that day to protect the capital. >> laura: congressman, great to see both of you. happy new year. what happens when one of history's most renowned for all it just an immunologist pushes back on the heavy-handed? he's back on the show in a moment. to describe what is happening this past week. stay there. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it's a thirteen-hour flight, that's not a weekend trip. fifteen minutes until we board. oh yeah, we gotta take off. you downloaded the td ameritrade mobile app so you can quickly check the markets? yeah, actually i'm taking one last look at my dashboard before we board. excellent. and you have thinkorswim mobile- -so i can finish analyzing the risk on this position. you two are all set. have a great flight. thanks. we'll see ya. ah, they're getting so smart. choose the app that fits your investing style. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> data are already in and bo

adam schiff, adam schiff took an intel committee and created it into a political committee. why weren't they watching what was happening in ukraine? because they were more busy worrying about impeaching people. it's the entire democrat majority. what's so interesting, if you want to know if they're proud of what they've done, why are they setting new records with retirements? because they don't want to stand up to the american public. they too don't want to say the buck stops with them. yes, ma'am. reporter: [indiscernible] -- mr. mccarthy: you know what you should do if you want russia not to invade? give them the term not to do it. you've you've got the ability to put weapons, you've got the ability to put individuals in a place that would say, this would not be the place to come. why are we talking about everything after they do it? because after they do it, you can't put it back in the bottle. i would think we should speak with one voice. but the voice that the president said yesterday is not the voice i think any other american would speak with. reporter: yesterday the

chairman adam schiff said it's time for the white house to take dramatic steps to keep russia from invading ukraine. let's listen to what he said. >> i fear that putin is very likely to invade. i still, frankly, don't understand the full motivation for why now he's doing this, but he certainly appears intent on it unless we can persuade him otherwise. and i think nothing other than a level of sanctions that russia has never seen will deter him, and that's exactly what we need to do with our allies. >> so what are the chances president biden will take that action, not just sanctions but dramatic level of sanctions, as adam schiff says there. >> well, pam, i think it's entirely likely. this is what president biden has indicated. now, the sanctions that russia could face will be crushing, but is this threat alone enough to deter a very strong-logicaled portion. pam? >> even mccann with us. thanks so much. >>> a woman who tested positive on a tranceatlantic -- transatlantic flight. ur record l is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed i

he's sits on the january 6th committee alongside adam schiff! >> of course, he does, and adam schiff lied and lied to the american people with his russian collusion witch-hunt. it's a complete scam. if adam kinzinger wants to be on truth serum, he needs to subpoena ray f. and call him in front of the january 6th committee. why don't they subpoena his banking records instead of worry about innocent people who worked on trump's administration or people that got a rally permit -- legally got a rally permit on january 6th to use their first amendment right. adam kinzinger is totally irrelevant to the g.o.p. he's completely serving the democrats and hoping he gets some kind of contract from msnbc or cnn. this whole thing is absolutely ridiculous. i'm here in washington d.c., laura and the reason why i'm here is because i think january 6th is an important day, and i'm willing to talk about the real thing that has happened that day, because i think the american people deserve the truth. >> laura: congresswoman, thank you for being here tonight. we'll b

they already have all the evidence, it's sitting in their letter, they can use it right a to adam schiff in what he's doing, it's a little rich for u to start taking advice from the quarterback of the fake russian hoax for the past four years. this is political theater. >> it is bad theater. jason coming here take? >>sean: jackson, and want to axes when thing first. why commit when the committee chairman, bennie thompson was asked if nancy pelosi is off limits, he acknowledged she is off limits. okay. and nancy tipped off jim jordan and jim banks and put on the tw biggest trump haters and the political republican party. >> the person in charge of security for a separate but equal branch of government, the legislative branch, the person in charge of security at the house of representatives is nancy pelosi, she is in charge and to appoint the sergeant of arms, the chief of police, the capitol hill police, how can yo not talk to her about the lapse in security there at the capital ? that is all you need to know about this. it's an absolute she him it's not a legitimate committee. it's a cau

by the way, it has the single biggest purveyor of election lies in the history of the country, adam schiff, they have a predetermined outcome in their goal is to forever banned donald trump and purge him from the american political scene. here with reaction jason j fits along with former white house chief of staff. you tell me, any good reason why they would turn down the legally authorized calling of the troops by the president? >> that's because political committees are not put together to bring justice, they are put together to highlight and punish your enemies. i think it's a good thing to revisit what the limitations of this committee really is so that everyone can understand. this is not a committee that has at least carte blanche subpoena power over everything. the supreme court is litigating that case right now. they don't have the power to indict. they don't have the power to conduct a criminal investigation. this is a political research committee. let me remind everyone, the u.s. attorney in washington, dc was a guy remained named mike sure he already conducted all of this work.

adam schiff and eric swalwell had their positions on the committee as well.w your face pop up. >> i'm still here. >> they made these complaints about omar before. if you look at the house intelligence committee, adam schiff and eric swalwell. what's interesting is i think the top republican on that committee has declined to say if he would go for that if republicans were to take over. >> you've got kevin mccarthy in an interview with breitbart saying he wants to take the politics out of the intel committee. the way he would do that is to remove two democrats from that, both of whom have been thornz in the side, shifted to the other side. democrats removed other members from the committee for threats of violence against other members, a specific standard that, for example, lauren bobert had not hit. they declined to take that step despite calls from the left side of her caucus to do so. here we have the now minority leader opining about what he might do as speaker, taking action against these members, he says, for what amounts to two purely political reasons,

threaten to strip january six committee member, adam schiff from house committee, should republicans win control of the house and he become speaker. i want to share what schiff said about him, tonight. >> mccarthy is a very weak leader. he really is the -- of the qanon conference, or base within his conference. as you demonstrated with that -- to trump, after the insurrection, he'll do whatever he thinks will advances admission. that's the person we're dealing with, and i think we recognize it. we're just gonna have to figure out the best way to secure's cooperation -- whether that there is inadequate. >> what is mccarthy's standing, among republicans, with trump. when he's going to the political calculations for himself. how does this all add up? >> yeah, so i think from a reporting perspective, if we take a step back here, it's hard not to look at his trajectory over last year, and the shifting and changing public statements that he's made. and, look at some of his statements and -- what to stay in power and manage what's become quite frankly, an unruly house conference for him. he

congressman adam schiff joins me on that. >> so, what are we going to do here? i only need 11,000 votes. fellas, i need 11,000 votes. give me a break. >> from threatening state officials to interfering with congress. >> and i hope mike pence comes through for us. i have to tell you. >> what we now know about trump's efforts to steal the election a year ago today. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. the congressional select committee investigating the conspiracy to overthrow american self governance and the attack on the capital, have just made another huge move tonight. releasing private text messages sent from a fox news personality to the chief of staff of the former president of united states and others in the day before and during the january 6th insurrection. the texts were released in a letter to sean hannity asking that he cooperate with their investigation. you will probably remember this is not the first time hannity was featured in the investigation surrounding january six. much of that is thanks to donald trump's

that to me is a good sign, not a bad sign. >> listen, we were listening to congressman adam schiff.at he said on cbs this morning. if russia invades ukraine, they would move more assets, the exact opposite of what he wants. and section-sized sanctions could work. they might be implemented at least. do you think these kinds of warnings could change putin's calculus? >> again, i don't know. and biden doesn't no know and the head of the cia doesn't know and yuri doesn't even know because that's the way putin likes it. it's really important to know that he likes this uncertainty. he likes to keep his options open. i don't know the answer to that, but i think it is right for president biden to make as credible of threat as he can. i would like him to say it publicly, by the way. i think that would make it more credible because if he said it publicly, then it would be difficult for him to withdraw it should putin use military force. there's another wild card here, too, though, to underscore. we keep thinking invasion or not. well, actually, putin has a lot of options between a full-scale

congressman adam schiff joins me on that. >> so, what are we going to do here? i only need 11,000 votes. fellas, i need 11,000 votes. give me a break. >> from threatening state officials to interfering with congress. >> and i hope mike pence comes through for us. i have to tell you. >>

to federal applet courts, oversaw a historic reduction in illegal immigration, bombed the living adam schiff out of isis and destroyed the caliphate and forced nato numbers to up their contributions. what did joe do over the past year? okay, true, you spend so much money on handouts that inflation is now at a record 40 year high, while the worker shortage remains dire in the country. the average american family because of your policies is now spending $5,000 more this year because of your inflation tax. biden shut down the keystone xl pipeline, but he did green light putin's pipeline, the nord stream 2 pipeline to europe. he blocked oil exploration on federal lands, he ended trump's energy independence policies, a year ago, this country was a net exporter of energy and energy independent, and now he is begging and pleading with opec and russia to produce more energy. that too is a national embarrassment, and worst of all for you, the american consumer, all of us are paying, well come about $1.50 more per gallon of gasoline. we are going to pay him close to $1,000 more on average heating or h

you look at adam schiff, he should not be serving on intel. >> okay.o remember that democrats removed congressman gosar for mosti rr for posting showing him killing alexandria ocasio-cortez and killing biden and greene was removed after it was found she previously repeatedly indicated support for executing prominent democrats and supported a whole lot of conspiracy theories. okay. so joining me now, cnn political commentators ana navarro and scoo scott jennings. a lot to discuss here. republicans may very well win the house back in the midterms. that will make mccarthy speaker but is there any comparison between what he is threatening and what happened to gosar and greene? >> you just took for granted it will make mccarthy speaker should republicans win back the house. and i think part of what you're seeing is mccarthy worried about h the marjorie taylor greenes and paul gosar and matt gaetz who have threatened him and put him under pressure and he's trying to win some points with them garner their support should there be a vote. remember, it not autom

congressman, adam schiff, as a democrat representing the democratic committee. he joins me now. are you surprised by jim jordan's statement that he will not voluntarily cooperate and provide testimony to the committee? >> i have to say, i am not surprised. but you know, he said he had nothing to hide and then he decided, well, i guess have a lot to hide. it is unfortunate. but it is who we. is and we will do our best to figure out how we respond to members of congress who refused to comply voluntarily. whether that is compulsion or whether that is trying to find the evidence using other means. but look, he acknowledged talking to trump on the day of the attack on the capital. and in terms of that conversation, there are only two people, unless there were others in the room during that conversation can really speak to what went on. so, we obviously would like him to come in. but his decision not to is not surprising. because i assume that he reached the compulsion that if he came and told the truth it would put him at odds with the former president. and he just doesn't have the c

. >> we will have a chance to ask congressman adam schiff a member of the select committee that veryion later on in the program. i have to ask you about dick complainy and liz being the only republicans present yet. but in your piece you wrote, the insurrection took place on november 3rd, election day. january 6th it was protest, he wrote in a statement released by his fund-raising group in october. it is difficult today to find a republican elected official who will take issue with that proposition in public. was trump loyalists ascent and no left room left for ascent in a party twisted for the former president. anyone who thinks otherwise need only glance toward wyoming where liz cheney has been toppled from her leadership post and expelled from the state republican party. it feels that we are tumbling toward this dynamic being even more cartoonish. it was -- it was sort of in question for a few hours on january 6th. then mccarthy goes to mar-a-lago, and they are all back to being submissive to trump. and tucker carlson. and even since the piece came out, the conduct of the republi

are you going to investigate adam schiff?aiming the the deunbunked steele dossier was true than on afghanistan and thousands of allies stranded there. thousands of americans stranded there. 13 troops killed. would republicans investigate these officials? >> yeah. i think, you're well aware, liz, that as a member of judiciary and then also with oversight i think you know, members like congressman jordan are certainly capable and understand the significance of some of these things that are happening now under pelosi's watch, that need to be fully exposed and fully investigated. let's just start with you know, circumstances in and around criminal activity with hunter biden. that is something absolutely oversight and judiciary should be looking at as well as things related to the members. elizabeth: and whether the pandemic leaked out after chinese lab and dr. fauci's testimony on that. your final word? >> i think there is a lot of momentum right now for the republican congress and leader mccarthy is doing a good job bringing tro

thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, adam schiff.ow recognize val demings from florida. >> madam speaker, mr. and mrs. sicknick, to my colleagues and other special guests, i stand before you today as a 27-year law enforcement officer. a police officer's oath of office says that i do solemnly swear that i will support, protect, and defend the constitution and government of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic. that i will bear true faith, loyalty, and allegiance to the same. and that i am entitled to hold office under the constitution. and that i will faithfully perform all of the duties under the constitution, so help me god. when the police officers reported for duty one year ago today, they came as they always do. ready to faithfully perform all of the duties. but they had no idea what they would face. it seems a lot of people at all levels knew or should have known just how far this violent mob and their enablers would go. but the officers were ambushed by this violent mob who had total disregard for the off

you look at adam schiff, he should not be serving on intel. >> this has been one of the questions that i poised to nancy pelosi in the recent weeks about whether or not she was concerned about setting precedent by going after marjorie taylor greene, by going after paul gosar, that republicans would simply replicate it anytime they were upset or concerned about any democrats in a republican majority. she dismissed that saying they had to take action, given greene's rhetoric and given what gosar day. but it shows you very quickly that mccarthy if he's speaker plans to do some retribution dp against democrats. >> thank you. >>> we'll talk to the secretary of health and human services live. >>> and remembering the man that many think of as america's dad. actress julie fisher will join us to talk about her dear friend. stressed, dry and sandpaper. strypaper? luckily, there's biotrue hydration boost eye drops. biotrue uses naturally inspired ingredients. and no preservatives. try biotrue! with age comes more... get more with neutrogena® retinol pro plus. a powerful .05% retinol that's also g

adam schiff, midnight in washington. how did that attract you? >> what i would call the first generation trump books were the kind of books on fire and fury that felt like they were competing for who could on earth the most outlandish anecdote. can you believe he said this or ask to that or can you believe fill in the blank. those are useful books for the historical record. but some of the books that you are seeing that can be a little more are doing something more and developing an argument. shifts book is one of those that makes the case it's not just donald trump that is violating end up ending all of these norms of the presidential behavior. it was republicans in congress and in the administration that didn't have the courage or the inclination to stand up to it. in the course of being an essential person in the process of president trump. his book also is a how-to manual for attempting to hold leaders to account when oversight feels like it's been weekend and will continue to be useful down the road. >> host: the former chief of staff publis