remind us what steve bannon is accused of? >> reporter: right, brooke.ember, steve bannon was indicted by federal prosecutors over the summer as part of this crowd funding effort. he was raising money from donors to build a border wall along the u.s./mexico border and prosecutors said he had defrauded these donors spending at much as $1 million on personal expenses and to pay an alleged co-conspirator. the former president pardoned him on these charges and that's when the manhattan district attorney's office stepped in and opened a stay law investigation to see if he violateds equivalent of state voters. they subpoenaed financial records as part of this investigation from a bank and gofundme. that crowd fund-raising platform, that, we built the wall, the name of the effort the platform bannon used to raise this money. subpoenaed them for records they have connected to this effort. now, bannon did plead not guilty to those it federal charges, and his lawyer did not respond to our calls today for comment, but this certainly indicates that the state investi

is busy looking at steve bannon.lating to the we build the wall scheme. president trump issued a pardon to steve bannon pup but the presidential pardon kors only federal skrims not state crimes. the manhattan d.a. is looking at charging steve bannon. not every federal crime has a state law equivalent. however here theft is theft and fraud is fraud. there is a new york state law against scheme to defraud which could apply here. bannon can be charged in the state and that pardon from donald trump will not do him any good against the d.a. >> there is another story notice north dakota where calls are growing louder for the attorney general following a car accident that filled a 5 a-year-old man. new evidence reveals that investigators found the victim anticipates claeys glasses in the ag's car indicating the victim's case came through the attorney general windshield. the attorney general told police he hit a deer but discovered the body when he returned next day. here is a question from the viewer, can the attorney gener

bannon's co-defendants are still facing federal felony charges in that alleged scheme. bannon isn't facing those federal charges anymore because of the trump pardon, but fraud and theft are the kinds of crimes that are very easy to charge, either at the state level or the federal level. and so, he may not be facing federal charges anymore because of the pardon, but there's no reason why he can't face state charges that look almost exactly the same. with subpoenas reportedly going out now to gofundme and to another bank that was allegedly used in this scheme, it looks like mr. bannon might be looking at potential state charges in new york for that "we fund the wall" fraud scheme. and that, of course, would mean state prison time, if he is convicted. in addition, the president's eldest son, donald trump jr., was reportedly deposed today by the office of d.c.'s attorney general. that's part of the corruption probe of the 2016 trump inaugural, where prosecutors allege the inaugural committee, which operates as a non-profit -- the allegation is that they dramatically overpai

he was cleared of federal charges with a last-minute pardon from donald trump but now steve bannon is being investigated on state charges by the manhattan d.a. could we see trump's former campaign chief back in court? you're watching msnbc. t and day. ...and delegating to an experienced live bookkeeper for peace of mind. your books are all set. so you can finally give john some attention. trusted experts. guaranteed accurate books. intuit quickbooks live. still fresh unstopables in-wash scent booster downy unstopables dry, distressed skin that struggles? new aveeno® restorative skin therapy. with our highest concentration of prebiotic oat intensely moisturizes over time to improve skin's resilience. aveeno® healthy. it's our nature™. oh, you think this is just a community center? tno. it's way more than that. cause when you hook our community up with the internet... boom! look at ariana, crushing virtual class. jamol, chasing that college dream. michael, doing something crazy. this is the place where we can show the world what we can do. comcast is partnering with 1000 community cente

bannon's co-defendants are still facing felony federal charges in that alleged scheme. bannon isn't facing those federal charges anymore because of the trump pardon, but fraud and theft are the kinds of crimes that are very easy to charge, either at the state level or the federal level and so he may not be facing federal charges anymore because of the pardon, but there's no reason why he can't face state charges that look almost exactly the same. with subpoenas reportedly going out now to go fund me and to another bank that was allegedly used in this scheme, it looks like mr. bannon might eventually be looking at potential state charges in new york for that we fund the wall fraud scheme, and that of course would mean state prison time if he is convicted. in addition, the president's eldest son donald trump jr. was reportedly deposed today by the office of d.c.'s attorney general. that's part of the corruption probe of the 2016 trump inaugural where prosecutors allege the inaugural committee, which operates as a nonprofit, the allegation is that they dramatically overpai

turns out bannon may not be out of the woods either. there are now reports the manhattan district attorney's office, who just got trump's financial records, has also subpoenaed financial records relating to bannon's border wall funding scheme. after decades of shady dealings, four years of corruption at the highest levels, it looks like trump and a lot of these people are in serious danger of possibly finally coming face to face with consequences. i'm joined now by two experts at prosecuting fraud and public corruption, dania perry, a former new york state deputy toernlg. former assistant u.s. attorney for the district of new york, ankush khardori, a former federal prosecutor who specialized in financial fraud and who penned the case for prosecuting trump in the new york review of books. ankush, let me start with you and ask if you're right now sitting in cy vance's office or you've been hired by cy vance and the van pulls up to the loading dock in the manhattan d.a.'s office and they take the boxes out, what's the plan? what are you do

to help build the border wall, but bannon allegedly used those donations to pay for multiple personal judge has ordered lawyers for both sides to submit written briefs on whether the indictment should stand in spite of the pardon. >>> the house passed the biden administration's $1.9 million covid relief plan overnight. the president is set to give his remarks on the american rescue plan at 11:00 a.m. eastern today. senator bob casey joins us on when we can expect as the relief bill heads to the senate. that's coming up next on "velshi." next on "velshi. so, subaru and our res are doing it again, donating an additional 100 million meals to help those in need. love. it's never been needed more than right now. subaru. more than a car company. (vo 2) to join us with a donation, go to subaru.com. i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things and also think more clearly. and i enthusi

you say bannon may be worse off after being pardoned by trump. how is that possible? >> well, he certainly showed his co-conspirators that he was charged with by the southern district, three other men, that he wasn't out protecting their interests when he was looking for pardons. he got himself one in that specific indictment he was charged with. he had not been tried and had just been in a very early stage. and he got trump on the 19th to actually issue the pardon. it was reported on the 20th. it's a very vague pardon, incidentally. when i actually looked to read it. very unusual. in fact, it's not clear exactly what he was pardoned for. but anyway, i think that his compatriots, his co-conspirators, may well turn on him. might flip. they might be available to the state if mr. vance wants to pursue this as a state fraud as well. and there was no pardon for that. >> john dean, thank you, sir. appreciate your time. up next, a disturbing look at a pentagon report revealing active white supremacists and domestic extremists in the military and how much of their hate is out

charles kushner, his son-in-law's father and former chief political strategist steve bannon was awaiting trial on scheme to fund the wall on the u.s.-mexico border were also pardoned. president trump also reportedly discussed pardoning himself and his children during his final days in office. we presume he didn't do that, but we don't know that for a fact because there's something such as a secret pardon which we should address today. and i introduce a proposed constitutional amendment that would expressly prohibit presidents from granting clemency to themselves, prohibit clemency grants to certain classes of people like the president's family members to the third degree, administration officials, paid campaign staff or any person or entity who committed an offense directed by the president. it also has a catch-all provision making any pardon invalid which was issued for corrupt purposes. i'd introduce similar resolutions in the previous congress. while this proposed amendment precludes clemency for certain recipients, i would like to talk about ways to include the clemency pro is he is,

bannon sends me a text immediately saying you need to do the 25th amendment piece.e never steered you wrong. think about that. >> wow. >> the senior most prominent adviser for the president who is trying to blow the whistle about what's going on there. >> a lot of that and much more is in this book. it's called ticking clock behind the scenes. thank you. up next, my final thoughts. stay with us. u. up next, my final thoughts stay with us ♪ ♪i've got the brains you've got the looks♪ ♪let's make lots of money♪ ♪you've got the brawn♪ ♪i've got the brains♪ ♪let's make lots of♪ ♪uh uh uh♪ ♪oohhh there's a lot of opportunities♪ with allstate, drivers who switched saved over $700. saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate click or call to switch today. ♪♪ it's velveeta shells & cheese versus the other guys. ♪♪ clearly, velveeta melts creamier. to support local restaurants, we've been to every city, including boise... ...and even bakersfield. yeah, we're exhausted. whew! so, tonight... i'll be eating the gyro quesadilla from...al quick stop...in... hyde park. (door

somebody like steve bannon, of course, was pardoned by the president. there is more to come in terms of his legal troubles and we'll have to see how that plays out, as well as of donald trump jr. >> nia-malika henderson, gloria borger, thank you. >>> new information about the tiger woods' car crash. why they're focusing on the suv's black box data recorder. stay with us. (vo) welcome to the next, next level. this phone paired with 5g ultra wideband-- wow! (vo) the new samsung galaxy s21 is here and it's on verizon 5g ultra wideband, the fastest 5g in the world. available in parts of many cities. it's not just a great network. it's ridiculously fast. (vo) stream your favorite shows in ultra hd. i'm so excited about this. streaming is crystal clear. select unlimited plans get the disney bundle included and discovery+ on us. yes! buy samsung galaxy s21+ 5g. get one on us. only on verizon. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a short list of quality candidates

charles kushner, whose son-in-law father and steve bannon, who was awaiting trial on fraud charges to fund the wall on the u.s. mexican border were also pardon. president trump also reportedly discussed pardoning himself and his children in his final days in office. we presume he did not do that, but we don't new that -- don't know that for a fact because there is such a thing as a secret pardon, which is something we should talk about today. a proposed amendment would prohibit presidents from granting clemency for themselves, per habit clemency grants, administration officials , or anyone who committed an offense -- it also has a catchall provision making any pardon invalid for corrupt purposes. i introduced similar resolutions. while it precludes clemency for certain [indiscernible] transparency and the timing of pardons and commutations. specifically, i would like to hear the witnesses views about requiring public notice of pardons to get around the issue of possible secret pardons or commutations that might be issued before election day. i think they had suggested some kind of pro

this is a person who was very well known to the president and had relations with roger stone steve bannon other people in trump's orbit would often go on cable news networks and defend the president and. also worth noting that president sean before leaving office pardoned those 4 blackwater security operators who were convicted of manslaughter and in one case murder for the deaths of those iraqis so it has really the issue is if the contents of the report as we have. how much trouble is mr prince or how much trouble could he be in and how old cold still is this going to make the current american government of the international community. yes and i should also say that we had al jazeera our team at the united nations has now confirmed and seen experts of that report that was 1st reported by the new york times a violation of the international arms embargo is punishable by an international travel ban it's something that mr prince could see his bank accounts frozen his assets frozen and not an automatic thing there are certainly a lot of international actors that have been accused of violatin

key and controversial allies like steve bannon and roger stone so someone who's fairly well known in circles in washington d.c. the coltons of the report see the surface to be growth or explosive so if we assume the cold sense of the reporter as far as we assume they are how much trouble could he be in. right and at this stage we only have it confirmed through the new york times and one source at the united nations does tell us that the report is accurate but if that is the case he could face. repercussions at the united nations for violating these sanctions a travel ban he would be able to travel internationally which would hinder his current business he could have his bank accounts frozen other assets frozen it's no guarantee that this will happen at the united nations and certainly many other countries and groups have been accused of violating the arms embargo and pinning people down on this is very difficult at the united nations but. a lot of questions here that still need to be answered also questions about what president donald trump knew and his ties to any potential operatio

i do think his usual cub i'll have advisers, people like steve bannon and roger stone, roger stone tentually reserved the website stop the steel .com. so the plan obviously was hatched around the november elections. i think the advisers close to president trump gave bad advice and obviously they were up to antics and i do think his advisers did cause some of the riots on january advisers did cause some of the riots onjanuary six. however, i do not think that he ought to be impeached right now. he is not even holding office. i think the constitutionality of this is the big question. i this is the big question. i don't know if it is a question anymore because the senate has voted to proceed and you must know that most senior constitutional lawyers agree it is constitutional. i'm looking at one article here that gives the senate absolute power to run an impeachment process anyway it wants. and in any case, when he was impeached he was president. so the argument really goes away. can i ask you, your expectation that are this he will now be acquitted and he will still be either a candidate

nbc news confirmed the manhattan district attorney's office has opened an investigation into bannon overthe topic from safe from feds but maybe not the new york state, prosecutors consider trump's family, even trump himself. we've known for some time now that trump faces scrutiny over his pre-presidency. the conduct of his businesses. like whether he and his company committed bank insurance or tax fraud or even falsified business records and then there are possible violations of campaign finance law, having to do with his former fixer michael cohen facilitating hush money payments to two women with whom trump allegedly had affairs. those checks written out of the oval office. and by the way, on that front stormy daniels made up an appearance that seems to have amount a truce. tim o'brien, senior columnist and a.b. and john heilemann is still here. shocking but not surprising all the people around the president, the ones especially the ones who really pardon or life may be in legal hot water. >> solar populated by grifters in orbit around him. it was true of family life growing up. trump

rose to the level of incitement, however, i do think that his usual cub i'll of advisers, stephen bannonays after he was part and reserve the website stop the steel .com. that plan was hatched around the november elections, and i think the advisers close to president trump gave bad advice and obviously they were up to semantics, and i do think that his advisers did cause some of the riots onjanuary six, however, i don't think he ought to be impeached right now, he is not even holding office, the constitutionality of this is really the big question. i’m really the big question. i'm not really _ really the big question. i'm not really sure _ really the big question. i'm not really sure it _ really the big question. i'm not really sure it is - really the big question. i'm not really sure it is a - not really sure it is a question because the senate has voted to proceed, and you must know, most senior constitutional lawyers agree that it constitutional lawyers agree thatitis constitutional lawyers agree that it is constitutional, and article one, section three of the constitution gives the s

if you live in -- listen to steve bannon's comments. the second thing i would like to address is if you know anything about a letter that just surfaced dated january 1 by a christopher miller that has bullet points on what needs to be done before they can intervene in instances like this insurrection that happened on january 6. i believe he was an act -- he was an acting, because i stress that, the prior administration had people serving and a lot of acting capacities, he was serving as acting national security adviser. for instance, you could not bring in helicopters to stop the insurrection, and maybe steve can google christopher miller, that is how i found out about it. thank you. host: mrs. collins. guest: i have not seen the letter that you mentioned, and i am not familiar with that person , but i do think that thinking through, law enforcement as i said normally before any kind of big event typically coordinates and figures out what steps they will taken certain circumstances so if this letter is indicative of the nation of that p

on day one of the trump administration, through steve bannon called the press, all of us the oppositionthe stage. i think they are trying to have a deeper, better relationship with the press and folks are looking for anything right now. anything to tear them down. >> harris: i'll step in. thank you, both. i'll see you both again a short while from now. president biden is facing scrutiny for how he will address the threat from china. the steps that the new administration took today to keep up the pressure. will it work? and this. >> vast majority of these men and women are decent, honorable people who put themselves on the line and we owe them. >> harris: forget about jen psaki for a second let's go straight to the president of the united states. the white house now defending some comments from joe biden which were in reaction to the deadly ambush of two f.b.i. agents. a former f.b.i. official says he found the president's remarks offensive. former deputy national security advisor k.t. mcfarland is here to weigh in. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ for every trip you've been dreaming of, expedia has millions of

kevin: we talked about this for weeks, whether he is going to play in a california recall, or steve bannonloating that he could anoint someone to be speaker of the house after the 2022 elections. i think the industry has to wake up and recognize that donald trump, the former president, is not going anywhere in terms of the shadow he is going to cast over the republican party. really, he is going to step back into the spotlight this weekend at cpac, the top right wing conservative conference that they are doing not virtually, but down in florida this year. so the trump political orbit, they kind of joke about it. they think it is not rocket science about how the former president is going to continue to be a role in republican politics, and even to your point, senator mitt romney said publicly yesterday that he believes trump would win a 2024 republican primary if the election were held this week. jonathan: so the former president change the game. you can take your own view on whether using it was the right or wrong road to take, but the country i am talking about is china. for anyone simply

this is a funding operation that's financed consultants something that we know steve bannon knows how money for a wall and pocketing the money and president trump saying he will finance stop the steal and instead redirecting all small dollar contributions into his own control not for the legal fund, so am i surprised no, am i surprised they paid women in toxic-male environment, no. do i think that this is in any way going to change the deep divisions within the republican party, that answer is also a no. reflective of those deep divisions that we saw this week not confronted once again. chris: these guys were on the way out before they started the lincoln project. consultants and because of past failures couldn't get a job and some couldn't get invite today funerals anymore in washington, d.c. they set up a grip and they did so with the help in the media, joe scarborough and they were useful idiots even though they were useful perverts in some cases and they were protected by people in the media. we should be asking questions about that. mike: okay. to the shake-up of the white house

minutes after joe biden got inaugurated i went on the sanction's list of china along with pompeo, bannonrack addict using his father's name to make money is getting a 22 million-dollar deal while josh hawley is getting his contract burned. maria: have a good sunday and have a good sunday everyone, i will see you tomorrow on fox business. mornings with maria, catch the show today again at 3:00 p.m. ♪ . . . ...and then what happened daddy? well, see this handsome man, his name was william. and william fell in love with rose and they had a kid. his name was charles and charles met martha... isn't she pretty? yeah. ♪ ♪ isn't water?etty? urgh! (rocket ship) hey! hey! heads up. thank you! water tastes like, water. so we fixed it. mio howie: this is media buzz. i'm howard kurz. ahead, corey lewandowski the former trump campaign manager joins the program. it all sounds so familiar, the media arguments, the harsh rhetoric, the tv shouting about the man who is no longer president, with the second senate impeachment trial of donald trump starting tuesday, and every journalist on the planet knowing

if you remember the first year of the trump administration, through steve bannon i don't think that mcconnellm out of town and called him every name in the book so sullen is not the worst insult he has ever been called by president trump. but then they repaired that, they got a lot done. think about other things president trump was able to talk about it all of his rallies and he went through his list of accomplishments, one of them being the judicial nominations and confirmations that really did completely change the outlook on that. so here's the thing. if trump's statement just now had been about president biden i don't think you'd see much coverage of it but there's one thing the press loves to cover and that is g.o.p. inviting and there's going to be plenty of it until somebody emerges. it could be that this relationship gets repaired or not, these differences might not be reconcilable and in that case there will be a divorce. >> kennedy: there will be a divorce and the party will be vastly different. one, as i'm reading the statement, i am consuming it with this for veracity, how much ha

sources tell cnn prosecutors in new york of subpoenaed financial records related to steve bannon's crowdunding efforts to build a wall along the u.s. border and trump's sons, eric and don jr. have come up in multiple investigations. earlier this month the washington, d.c., attorney general questioned trump jr. about the alleged misuse of inaugural funds. >>> still ahead, the disturbing number of current and former military memtbers charged in th riot. one said she believed she was answering donald trump's call to action plus -- >> i've covered everything from portraits of the founding fathers of the kkk to swastikas. >> how one man's job is to cover up extremist tattoos as a new report who shows there are some white supremacists in the u.s. military. stay with us. including the covid-19 virus, on more surfaces than lysol disinfectant spray. lysol. what it takes to protect. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation

here's my main beef with this shtick from steve bannon. to cnn.n madeline albright was asked about it, she said ," this becomes a legal definitional thing, unfortunately in terms of as horrendous as all these things are, there becomes a definitional question. oh." indeed. if it was they would've done something about it. as bill clinton told the world, the united nations us to learn to say no. the bleeding heart virtue signaling left didn't start calling it a until everyone was dead. if that's left is compassion in a nutshell. we will be sorry for you after the machete is being stuck in your chest, don't worry, we will dust off your dismembered corpse as an all-purpose analogy for the victims of the tea party or to sell my developer on queens. some four dozen other countries our own member of the commonwealth, the successor entity to the british empire. rwanda was never a british colony. it was a belgian colony. after being screwed over by bill clinton, madeleine albright, the u.n., the belgians, and the french, rwanda applied to join the british c

. >> maggie haberman at "the times" reports steve bannon is encouraging trump to go to the senate himself saying he's the only one who can sell it. what do you think? >> well, that would turn it into the kind of circus that would be unproductive but very trumpian. the question is if he goes to the senate does he expose himself to questions, how would he handle those? i would imagine that that is the last thing that republican senators want is him coming to the well of the senate and turning the thing into a circus by amplifying all these disproven and debunked charges about the election. that would be a disaster for the republican party i would think. >> quickly before we let you go i want to ask about the group of ten republicans offering the $600 billion package as a compromise on covid relief. they want to negotiate. do you see any scenario of the white house working on a bipartisan agreement for, say, $600 billion with republican and then push the rest that they want through reconciliation? >> well, that has been a formulation that's been suggested. i rather doubt that. i understand t

announces today or not he will be on the ballot in 2024 and if he is not listening to folks like bannon lewandowski, steve cortez and the outside and's covina on the inside and listening to the wrong people. cleanup was going on internally and make sure he gets a solid message going forward and externally he's got to come at those traditional, globalist, elitist republicans who love open borders and love free trade. this president is fair trade, secured borders, strong national defense, law and order. take care, maria. howie: peter navarro, great to see a bit i will see you tomorrow on foxbusiness. have a good —- s insurance to get it done right, right away. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa sfx: [sounds of everyday life events, ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ sfx: [sounds of fedex planes and vehicles engines] ♪♪ sfx: [sounds of children laughing and running, life moving forward] ♪♪ howie: if you listen carefully you can hear the sound of silence. silence for nearly all the media over a blatant and bareknuckled attack on free speech. to house democrats are trying to pressure cable and satelli

democrats have a very emotional and compelling case, said former white house chief strategist steve bannon. they're going to try to convict him in the eyes of the american people and smear him forever, though, of course, that ship may have already sailed. as all of this unfolds, joe biden today took his first flight as president on air force one. in this case the smaller version, the 757 version of the aircraft for the short flight over to delaware. the president is refusing to back down amid opposition from republicans who want to shrink his nearly $2 trillion relief bill. he said his strongest message yet that he is willing to move forward on his economic relief plan without republican support. both the senate and house have signed off on an initial version of a budget plan that would begin turning biden's proposal into real legislation. speaker pelosi and house democrats met with biden today. she says she wants the house to pass its version of biden's plan within a couple of weeks. the economy remains anemic after nearly a year of this pandemic, just 49,000 jobs were added to our econom

that had been floated in right wing media circles for a while among influential voices like steve bannonlie kirk, arizona congressman gosar. on november 12, the ideas brought to president trump rudy giuliani. you call that a turning point. >> it is basically when they trump forces or the president himself decide he is going to power forward and dispute this election when in fact his legal options are dwindling to the point of nothing. his own election lawyers at this point have concluded that they don't have any options. they have not found anywhere near enough irregularities to overturn a state. they have a couple of small cases left but that same day, they have lost arizona. arizona is now out of reach. here comes rudy giuliani to tell the president, we are going to keep fighting. he wants all these mega lawsuits that have questionable basis but they float these conspiracy theories about democratic deep state of malfeasance. the president's own lawyers who, by the way, have pushed in some cases the limit of the law, have hit their own limit and they say, don't go with these arguments t

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fauci said, if you do do this, he'd prefer it if you wore two thongs on your face [ applause ] steve bannononce and they had to call poison control. [ laughter ] i'm pretty sure she just became the first person ever to get a a face wedgie. >> jimmy: we have a great show, everyone give it up for the roots ♪ queen latifah is here! [ applause ] plus, she's the host of the new podcast "this is paris," paris hilton is here [ cheers and applause and we got some good music tonight. it is a band that is definitely not "green day." so, when you see or hear this band, they are not "green day. >> questlove: okay >> okay. >> jimmy: okay, just letting you know that. >> okay. >> jimmy: but fans of "green day" should stay tuned, because in - >> questlove: not "green day?" >> jimmy: they're in the world >> yeah. but they're not "green day." no >> questlove: got it >> jimmy: no >> hey, we're not the roots. >> jimmy: no tonight you guys are the roots, though >> questlove: yeah, i was. >> jimmy: but, this is not "green day" at all, but, man, it's good stuff and i love it. "the network" is here, tonight [ chee

the man who bragged about, steve bannon, whom trump has since pardoned of felony charges, hinted thatld take place would be more than a mere rally. >> all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. just understand this. all hell is going to take place tomorrow. i will tell you this. it's not going to happen like you think it's going to happen. it's going to be quite extraordinarily different. and all i can say is strap in. >> all hell? you say? and of course the words of a florida man himself, just minutes before his supporters sacked the capitol. >> we have to fight much harder. we're going to walk down to the capitol! and we're going to cheer on our brave senators and congressmen and women and we're probably not going to be cheering so much for some of them. because you'll never take back our country with weakness. >> despite the bloodshed of that day, loyalists to the former president can't their attempts to sab teenage the verification of biden's victory. rudy giuliani called tommy tuberville of alabama asking him to slow or delay the counts. and it prevented the national guard from q

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i would point out, a lot of this is that trump hangers-on, people like skbra son miller, steve bannonale. they want to keep this hope alive that trump will win because they want to make money off of him. they know he can't get a majority. now, even 45% of the people at that family -- trump family convention don't even support him. i'm very encouraged by that, and i think every day, even within the party -- he's divided the country, still trying to divide the party, but i think pretty quickly the party is going to start waking up and be sick of losing. donald trump is going to continue to lose, have court cases he's dealing with, civil and criminal. he's got a lot of business problems. this is somebody who is a sore loser who will be on a losing track for quite a while. i this i that poll today is a loser. >> senator, as someone who ran for president yourself, how would you feel if you're one of these 2024 presidential hopefuls? ted cruz, josh hawley, for example, hoping to use cpac as a launching pad and you have trump sucking up all the oxygen in the room? >> i think this is a proces

riding the wave, hoping it wouldn't crash on the shore, which is apparently what happened to steve bannon "last thing i remember is getting drunk on a yacht, and then, all of a sudden, i'm looking up at a lifeguard on the boardwalk at rehoboth. mcconnell thought he could use trump's delusions and conspiracy theories to motivate the base and hold on to the senate, and it backfired on him, and now, he wants to pretend he had no idea who trump really was i guarante mcconnell and trump ever had ended with mcconnell saying, these ut those forces are in no way unique to trump. they are at the very core of the modern gop, a fact that has been illustrated by the election of marjorie taylor greene, who sounds like a line of active yoga wear for crazy people, but is actually a freshman congresswoman who has suggested in the past, among other things, that house speaker nancy pelosi should be executed for treason, that school shootings were staged, and that a wildfire in california was caused by a secret jewish space laser. >> taylor greene repeats a qanon conspiracy theory that the fire was set by a

ad that has been floated in right-wing and media circles, people like stephen bannon and charlie kirk and paul gosar. nine days after the election, you report on november 12th, it was brought to president trump by rudy giuliani, and you call that day a turning point, why? >> it is basically when the trump sort of forces, or the president himself, decides that he is going to plow forward and dispute this election when, in fact, his legal options are dwindling to the point of nothing. his own election lawyers, at this point, have concluded that they don't really have any options. they have not produced evidence of fraud. they have not found anywhere enough irregularities to overturn a state. they have a couple of small cases left, but that same day they have lost arizona. arizona is now out of reach. and here comes rudy giuliani to tell the president, we're going to keep fighting. he wants to file these mega lawsuits that have questionable legal basis, but they got to float these conspiracy series about tampering with voting machines and foreign meddling and malfeasance. and the preside

we won't be able to flood the zone, as steve bannon taught him, and command our attention all the time across the country, will be very bombastic. i think he's going to crave the attention and really gin up the crowd again to cheer fight for trump. >> michael, good to have you with us. thanks again. >>> we're also following other news tonight. new york's governor andrew cuomo facing accusations that his administration covered up thousands of coronavirus deaths in nursing homes. our special midnight hour of "newsroom" continues after a quick break. ah, a package! you know what this human ordered? a backache. consider pain, delivered. pain says you can't. advil says you can. alright, i brought in ensure max protein... ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't (grunting noise) i'll take that. yeeeeeah! 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar drink, play, and win big in the powered by protein challenge! at t-mobile, we have a plan built just for customers 55 and up. saving 50% vs. other carriers with 2 unlimited lines for less than $30 each. call 1-800-t-mobile o

so first up will be james bannon your hand is up. if you could unmute yourself, you can ask your question. >> thank you eric thank you professor wagner. i ask this question as a veteran who served in the u.s. army in france a body french, german and american never been found and sensitized to this problem fascinated amateuristly since then and as you were speaking, i formed extraordinary documentary that i saw some oh -- six, five years ago maybe you've seen it too called taking chance. it is the documentary of a journey of the body of a soldier from i guess the air force base to over air force base in delaware. to his hometown in the care and dignity with which the military, the marines accord that ceremony, and making little journey of this body possible. and so -- i'm interested -- i have a cousin who lost his life also in the second world war his death certificate bury at arlington but read head not found. which means that part of him remains in someplace in italy. how do you set and we've spoken already about the say screedness

he went on steve bannon's podcast, which i assume he records at the bottom of the sea.dedicated to defending trump during the upcoming impeachment trial, that he'd be willing to give up his congressional seat and even his house to join the former president's defense team >> would you resign in order to defend the president on the way you want to defend him >> i love my district. i love representing them but i view this cancellation of the trump presidency and the trump movement as one of the major risks to my people, both in my district and all throughout this great country. absolutely, if the president called me and wanted me to go defend him on the floor of the senate, that would be the top priority in my life. i would leave my house seat. i would leave my home. i would do anything i had to do. >> seth: "my house seat -- i would leave my home. i would burn all my clothes and give away all of my money because that's how much i love this man this man who would never returned even an ounce of the same loyalty to anyone ever. i do anything for him. i would live in the woo

francisco, and we learned today a deal with the teachers union may be in jeopardy, plus berkeley debates, bannon police stops for certain offensives offensive what those offenses are. and why the mayor is pushing for it. plus, he was an icon of san francisco dating back to the summer of love tonight, the city remembers literary giant lawrence fairly fairly. there's never a bad time to enjoy my newest sauced & loaded curly fries. try triple cheddar or spicy pepper jack, both topped with slow-smoked bacon. only at jack in the box. ♪ there's never a bad time to enjoy my newest sauced & loaded curly fries. try triple cheddar or spicy pepper jack, both topped with slow-smoked bacon. ♪ get both, only at jack in the box. bringing students back to the classroom. the members are expected to vote on a deal with the teachers union to return to in person learning ktvu christian captain joins us now live and christian if this agreement is approved today, how soon could the schools reopen? yeah at this point, the school district is saying it's too early to give a timeline. i was monitoring that school board m

she's amazing. 10-year-old amaya bann 10-year-old amaya bannon spent the whole week in tampa interviewings big game. check it out. ♪ >> wow. this is awesome! this week covering the super bowl as "gma's" kid correspondent has been so much fun. >> i'm at the super bowl. i got to interview gronk, patrick mahomes and tom brady. >> hi, amaya. >> i w prediction, the bucs will win the big game. >> who you got in the game, though, bucs or chiefs? >> i think the bucs should win. they show good sportsmanship whether they win or lose. i think they'll definitely win. >> i made sure to stay active and play for 60 minutes every day. this is so much fun! learning some moves from the buccaneers cheerleaders. ♪ >> and putting my own spin on an end zone celebration when i toured the stadium. >> and amaya brannon is joining us live from the embassy suites by hilton in downtown tampa. that's the super bowl lv pirate ship right there in the bay. amaya, good morning. you've been so busy this week. you've been doing such gre i have to ask you, though, what was your favorite part? >> my favorite part about this