it's that an unfair characterization, or how would you, bob costa, characterize the reporting of trump inside the west wing on that day? >> as bob woodward has said we have discovered this national security crisis, very grave situation on the national security front during the transition. especially after the insurrection on january 6th here but we have also found a very grave domestic political crisis that bordered on being a constitutional crisis of a few things had gone differently. and while the events in the west wing in the afternoon of january 6th, it was pretty deserted their president trump is watching tv in kind of a flat mood. it's not accurate to think about that as president trump in january 6th. some of the most important parts of that section of the book, in the days before january 6th, and while president trump may have been watching tv and seemingly idle during the riot itself, we see president trump who are reporting the a very active player in the days before january 6th. on january 2, senators like mike lee and lindsey graham, two top republicans come close allies a

bob costas a little younger, about half of bob woodward age as woodward notes in acknowledgment but he's already made a name for himself as national political reporter at the post where he's worked for nearly eight years following several years at the "national review." he's also served as moderator and managing editor of washington week on pbs and as a political analyst for nbc news and msnbc. no doubt many of you watching have heard or read some of the highlights of "peril." general milley has called -- chinese fears about trump possibly launching an attack or vice president mike pence searching for whether there indeed was some way he and cox could reject the election result only be told by none other than dan quayle to forget it. there's much more to this explosive page turner of a book which reads like like a thd will lead you aghast not only at how close the country came to the brink but also how perilous the future remains. the conversation with the authors will be pulitzer prize-winning columnist at the post who in his four decades with the paper also has covered city hall, repor

bob costa? >> it based on our reporting the president's children, in particular of bunker trump were close to the president throughout the president's speech of uncle was an actual advisor and her husband jared kushner senior advisor as well. there is a scene in the book or of bunker trump goes into the oval office a few times, three times actually on january 6 at the encouragement of general keith kellogg and otherstr working with president trump and tells her father to calm it down, to let it go she says, let it go. but we are careful in our reporting telling what we confirm to happen or not making a conclusion about whether this even matter to president trump. as a reporter when veronica says generally six, let it go, let it go, just let this defeat go. go back tomorrow lago and enjoy political winter run the gop from the outside in some kind of informal way. he brusheded off and said i could never concede my people do not want me too quit. based on our reporting the conversation was pretty s

bob costa, you and i exchanged notes in 2015. we knew donald. on changed radically. i'm curious if the donald trump that you've written about in this book lines up with the donald trump you were talking about and to and reporting on in 2015 if there were hints back then that you would have a guy as undemocratic, that would try to overturn presidential elections, if there were a lots of hints this guy was going to try to be an authoritarian president? >> march 31st, 2016, woodward and i were talking about this the other day. it was the day we interviewed president trump today when he was on the cusp down in washington, d.c., and i don't want to speak too much about what bob and i discussed behind the scenes. >> oh, go ahead. >> i'll remember for the rest of my life woodward pulls me aside on pennsylvania avenue on march 31, 2016, and we interviewed donald trump for a long time. woodward says to me, that was very important. this man could be president. take it seriously, and that's the key that we recognized then and have to now, that these people

you wherever you go and you've been doing it how long. >> since 18, 19. >> hello, everybody, i am bob costasasted. >> just the little bow tie off and chicken we knows in states >> winning 29 emmy awards and anchoring dozen olympic games, in a career spans nearly half a century. >> my dad was a gambler. >> a career felt on his father's need to know the scores. >> he would flip me the keys to the car, i'm 11, 12, i'd go out in the driveway and start fiddling with the dial, like a safe cracker to try to pick up st. louis or detroit and i would report the scores back to him but at the same time, i was absorbing the different styles and cadences of the announcers and it further cemented the idea in my mind, what great job this is, to be one of those voices in the night to be at the ballgame, to tell the story? my dad died when i was 18, he was only 42 i was on my way to syracuse, never saw, or heard a game that i broadcast. >> after college at syracuse, costas was calling pro basketball in veries in 22. >> he hits >> the nfl for cbs at 24. >> approaching the kickoff and looks like the lions will

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here to discuss is bob costas. great to see you. thanks for being with us. a diplomatic boycott. a message. it would not punish athletes, though. it would not punish the athletes by forcing them to miss the games. but it would send a message. what do you think? >> it's symbolic. we learned in 1980 after the soviets invaded afghanistan and president carter enforced a boycott that the only thing that was accomplished -- and it wasn't really an accomplishment -- is that the athletes were deprived of their chance to compete. the boycotts hurt the athletes if you don't send their delegation. the best thing to do is to trim from that delegation everybody who is nonessential to the athletic performance. in sochi in 2014, president biden did not attend and pointedly the united states sent openly gay athletes in the delegation, past athletes who weren't competing in the sochi olympics but had prominence in the united states to send a message about russia's antigay laws. this is certainly the only course of action that makes any sense. >> could it change the olympic experience for the athl

bob costa i've known you since you came to work at the washington post and quickly saw and admired yoursistence and the way you work your sources, this is a great young reporter. bob woodward, i've known you 41 and a half years, you hired me at the washingtonin post. >> what a mistake. [laughter] >> you could try to atone for that but too late to take it back. you will suffice to say you are a great reporter of our time so it's a real privilege to be here with the two of you to talk about peril so my first question is about the making of the book so howso does this collaboration come about? bob. reporter: , you've done other collaborators and you've done books on your own, or seems to have been aad match made i heaven, how to come about? >> it was actually a match made trump's hotel in washington in 2016.. he said to me you know, trump might be president, who is on the verge of getting the nomination costa said we should go interview him. so we did. i got two titles from interview when trump talked about i always bring out here or i use fear to get my way and i bring outrage in people s

. >> messes we have talked about bob costa, when were great journalistic fits in the questions here inddition, are there any contemporary journalist that you think that are doing exceptional work with the understanding was american you didn't name a bunch of people was or someone else that really keep an eye on and a miniature the bulk of the simple way that's a reporter that is going somewhere predict. >> it is a good question ed i have a bond of respect for the daily reporters in the washington post in the newspaper in the wall street journal, new york times and cnn really digs into stories. dig into that we did in a can't single out but i did single out because in 2016, and he said you know, there's this guy donald trump running for president and were not taking him seriously enough. and in his fine and so, we went and interviewed trump for 90 minutes record asking for the news of the day question. talk to him about the presidency and have two titles and of that interview and we said what was real power and he said, real power, and then real power is fear. the second one, outraging

at the willard hotel. >> let's bring in pulitzer prize winning of "the washington post" bob woodward and robert costaws just how premeditated that attack was. >> yes, it was all planned out in a key way. we found december 30th, this is a week before january 6, before the insurrection, they -- steve bannon and trump are talking on the phone and bannon is just stirring trump up, saying you've got to come back. this is the day of reckoning in a week. we need to get pence involved here. we need to get him off the f'ing ski slopes where they stashed him away and it is very active and you start interlacing with what happened at the willard hotel, that night, january 5th. my colleague, costa who always has the news knows and was there that night. >> well i was outside. in that the whole scene, i mean banging on the door. i wish i had banged a little harder on that door. because it was a freezing cold night. and i was roaming around and i still remember, we talked about it, because when you write a book it takes months to understand the context of what is happening and what actually happened but that nice wa

bob costa -- >> joe? >> comment on that and then i want to ask you a follow-up.rning points in 2020 was december 30th, 2020, when a senator decides to object to the certification. if arizona, let's say, in december 2024 decides to send in alternates ahead of that certification, if you have a governor who wants to send an alternate slate, it still needs congress and congressional republicans to buy in. the challenge for american democracy is without evidence of fraud many republicans in the senate and the house stood up in december and january in the past year and said we're going to still try to push for this even though there wasn't evidence and that's the gap in the system. if congress buys in, then you have real peril. >> and you know, bob, you and i followed the republican party pre-trump, during trump's candidacy and now post-trump. i'm interested on your view what happens with the republican party, especially on the national level with somebody like youngkin doing as well as he did. it looks like a new pathway forward. and it just struck me you have a lot o

as bob has started the process in his book with bob costa in "peril." there are other witnesses. what we need to be doing and the secessionists are planning and banking on us dropping this fight and our institutions not being up to the moment. this is our job above all else. >> carl, bob, appreciate it. thank you both. >>> coming up next, yet more breaking news. what we're learning about a reported second grand jury 'em paneled to investigate the former president's company. one of the correspondents who broke this story and legal analyst jeffrey toobin when we return. hey google. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i brought in ensure max protein, with thirty grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! ( sighs wearily ) here, i'll take that! ( excited yell ) woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one-gram of sugar, and nutrients to support immune health! ( abbot sonic ) such tree-mendous views. i'm at a moss for words. when a cough tries to steal dad's punchlines, he takes robitussin naturals powered by 100% drug-free ingredients. are you gonna leaf me ha

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or is it along the lines what have bob costa found in his book, along the eastman memo lines? that's what we really don't know and don't have a greater sense of. to me, it's about the timing. will there be enough time? because if the democrats certainly lose next year, they lose power, they would be in the minority and conducting an investigation would be much more difficult. >> robert costa, to mike's comment about time, it is your sense this ends up at the united states supreme court, right? >> if if it does it will be perhaps one of the most monumental decisions the court has made. there was an insurrection at the united states capitol on january 6th of this year. in watergate, nixon was forced to release the tapes by chief justiceberger because there was a crime that had taken place and no president can have confidentiality when it comes to documents when a crime has taken place. that was the threshold forberger. what's the threshold for this supreme court? that's the lingering question. are they going to protect a former president with so-called privilege after he is out

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>> i heard, you know, there's a lot of things going on with twitter and bob costas came out yesterdayron rodgers outright lied, when they asked him was he vaccinated. the first word out of his mouth was like he'd been immunized. they asked him a follow up question, kirk cousins and cam newton, to talk about his availability. which, it's -- the best ability you have as a football player is availability. we know he was being -- well, not disingenuous, he was lying then. then during the pre-season on the sideline, he wore no mask. didn't do a zoom call with the press -- with the media. he was being in front of them without a mask whereas the other players on the green bay packers had to wear a mask that were unvaccinated. aaron rodgers lied on this. i hate to say i'm believing the nfl on credibility, but i'm siding with them. nobody has a problem with aaron rodgers being unvaccinated. but the whole thing is, he lied about it and he doesn't give other players a choice. other players may be going home to, you know, a wife or kids, and mother, grandmother, that immune compromised and they'r

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you know, bob costa and the post has done a lot of great reporting here about what was happening behind eyes are going to be looking to not only the november 3 hrd decision but as david rightly said, this is going to be something that goes all the way to the supreme court. >> we talked a little bit about president's legal arguments. let me read to you from the house general counsel douglass n. letter. their view is that the public weighs heavily in favor of a full prompt investigation as anna is pointing to into the violent riot by trump supporters that contributed to at least five deaths, led to assaults on neuroly 140 police officers and delayed congress's confirmation of the 2020 presidential election result. quote, our democratic institutions and a core feature of our democracy, the peaceful transfer of power are at stake letter wrote in a previous argument any delay will soarsly hinder the select committee's ability to conduct an investigation and recommend effective remedial legislation. i wonder -- look, i worked in the white house. i believe i turned over all of my emails three

developing overnight, two children abducted in contra costa county in two separate incidents. bob redell is live from the concord police department this morning. so interesting. two separate cases, not related? >> reporter: good morning, laura. two incidents, one child abducted in pittsburg yesterday, and the other in concord. restaurant on clayton road.p the was recovered not too far away from where he was abducted. the family went into the wing stop restaurant and left their child in the van and that's when somebody stole the van, and then the police found the van 20 minutes later with the child inside and nobody has been arrested. in pittsburg, a child's father was adjusting a car seat and talking with a friend, and then a woman jumped in the driver's seat and sped off. somebody spotted the stolen suv a couple hours later about a mile away after police issued an amber alert. >> they were blocking the drive weigh and it was just sitting here, and they say it was heard because they heard a baby scream, screaming and crying, and the baby was in there and the door was open so they

i asked about the controversy and the criticism over milley's comments in that book by bob woodward and robert costa. several republicans calling on milley to resign you became a bit of a lightening rod recently we saw that in your appearances before congress can you tell us how that has impacted your job and if you have any regrets over being as forthcoming as you were with woodward >> well, i'm a soldier, and i serve at the pleasure of the president. when the president no longer finds me useful, then i move on until that day, i just continue to serve the country and serve the constitution and drive on >> part of my conversation with general milley here in washington in just 60 seconds, the stunning new allegations about that deadly shooting on a movie set. >>> the supreme court heard arguments today. the most important gun rights case in years how much protection does the second amendment provide for carrying guns in public gun rights advocates sued new york, which bans carrying a handgun openly and makes it hard to carry a concealed weapon a majority of the court seemed to agree that new york's l

. >> bob costa. what are you looking at this week?o pay attention. >> who else going to get us the subpoena and what are they going to do to piece together of the campaign size of the insurrection. they're clearly going into the campaign in a new way and that's a fresh target for reporting. >> robert costa, thank you so much for your reporting. the book with bob woodward is "peril." >> it's great to have you onset, we are here everyday. come any time you want. >> still ahead on "morning joe." >> what we are learning of the event. i am glad we are covering this again. you can see it from many different angles. i don't understand why the concert did not stop. those are the big questions surrounding the deadly crowd surge over the weekend. morgan chesky joins us with the latest from houston. the prosecution in the trial of rittenhouse is expected to rest its case as early as today following critical testimonies from one of the men he shot. >> nbc's gabe gutierrez takes us inside the kenosha courthouse and what america's founders learn fr

but in that book "peril" bob woodward and robert costa r-79ed detailed conversations you had with the president, donald umt that time. on january 6 and that you knew there was no congressional authority to overturn the elecion. didn't indulging the doubters damage our democracy and our standing in the world? >> well, i haven't read that particular book, and i didn't happen to have any conversations with president trump on january 6. >> brennan: didn't you talk to him as they detail-- they detail a number of conversations you had in the book with the president about challenging the election. >> i have no ea what that book says, but i did not have any conversations with him on january 6. >> brennan: or leading up to january 6? >> i had many conversations with him in days and weeks and months leading up to january 6. i talked to the president sometimes as often as once a week or once a day. but my point is simple: under the constitution, congress has a role and has responsibility when it comes to certifyinganbjn electoral commission to review the claims of voter fraud and to assess and m

tonight a look at recent bestsellers we will hear from authors and journalists including bob woodward and robert costa on the latest apparel. after that it's victor david hanson in his book the dying citizen. later conservative commentator glenn superior on the authoritarian movement that starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span pretty can also access our programs online at booktv.org or follow along on c-span now, our new video app. ♪ ♪ >> book tv every sunday on c-span2 features leading authors discuss their latest nonfiction books. 2:00 p.m. eastern coverage of the brooklyn book festival conversation with heather mcgee and how we can prosper together. offer ways to overcome inequalities and divisions within the country. between the lines are collection of interviews she conducted with over 170 people she met on the new york city subway in a conversation between foster and oates on the writing life later a discussion about the last living survivor of the atlantic slave trade was published in 2018 the oldest impairment by a major company publishing house devoted to the african-american market for 10:00

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according to the book "peril" by bob woodward and robert costa, on the days surrounding january 6, steve giuliani and others gathered at a hotel just two blocks from the white house, discussing plans to delay the certification. >> i'll tell you this. it's not going to happen the way you think it's going to happen. >> the day before on january 5th, bannon ominously teased what was to come on his podcast "war room." >> it's going to be quite extraordinary different. you've made this happen and tomorrow it's game day, so strap in. let's get ready. >> everything points to bannon was very closely associated with anything the campaign was doing. >> i think an overwhelming majority of that crowd was there to try to overturn democracy at that point, or the democratic process. >> bull! bull! >> i knew i was kind of the face of so-called the deep state and the republican party so i didn't want to be out in public too much so i never bring my gun into the capitol complex. i brought it that day. >> i was sort of nervous for the morning. i was curious to see what the rally was. i was hoping not to he

was on the podcast the day before encouraging people to, you know, fight and then in the bob woodward, robert costa book peril recently talks about it says, quote, if republicans keep cast enough shadow of a doubt on biden's victory. january 6th it would be hard for biden to govern millions of americans would consider him illegitimate. we're going to kill it in the crypt killed a biden presidency in the crypt. does that amount to actual legal trouble beyond just charge. where there's a distinction between whether he actually committed that crime. >> and congress's ability to discover evidence connected that potential crime, his refusal to appear. that's the crux of it. the nexus is was that is there some connective tissue to the crime enough that congress reasonable. reasonable ability subpoena him and having come forward. that's all they need to. that's all they need to present order to to convict him essentially in court. and that's why i'm saying it's a it's a pretty thin line that bannon has between between the 30 or one year in jail for each count. by the way. and to say to cut a deal and test

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we'll hear from authors and journalists, including bob woodward and robert costa and their latest, "peril", and after that victor david hanson "the dying citizen", and later political commentator ben schiller ben shapiro and the authoritarian moment. and follow along on c-span now, our new video app. >> so, good evening. i'm roger kimball the editor and publisher of the new criterion. and i think i know most people in the audience so i'm not going to do anything elaborate. i'm going to take a page from that priest that wh auden instructed about, those who came for confession, would be brief, be blunt and be gone. [laughter] >> so, just three things. three things. first, welcome, welcome to you, our friends, friends. new criterion. we would not be having events like this were it not for your support. so thank you for coming. and welcome, welcome. and the reason for this event, of course, is beside the new criterion's 40th anniversary and please take-- feel free to take a magazine, is the launch of victor davis hanson's important new book "the dying citizen." his publisher, which to my grea

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steve bannon in "peril" by bob woodward and robert costa said he wanted to strangle the biden presidency in his crib. at this point in time he will now have to face the justice department at some point in the weeks and months ahead. >> so what lies ahead for bannon after he turns himself in on monday? earlier, one legal expert explained the process step by step. >> he'll be arraigned on monday meaning he'll be formally advised of the charges against him. they'll make sure -- the judge will make sure he has a lawyer to report him. the court will consider the question of bail. in some cases, defendants get locked up pending trial. i think there's virtually zero chance that happens here with steve bannon because the maximum penalty's only one year and because he has no prior convictions worth noting. he was indicted on a fraud case but pardoned. he am be arraigned monday. then they'll go into motions, he will argue throw this out saying he has executive privilege, and we will have a trial unless steve bannon pleads guilty -- i don't expect that. we will eventually have a trial, united state

. >> there is a scene in bob woodward and robert costa's book where bill stepien goes to the white house oval office to the president to try to tell him that it's all over. obviously that didn't work. but that's stuart stevens who knows these players saying you might actually get a fair and honest response from bill stepien. >> well, i hope that he is right. and i hope that we do. and i hope that he is cooperative and meets his lawful obligation to testify and to provide all relevant documents. many people are. and we rely on that. and for those who don't, we're going to relie on the justice department to prosecute them. if we can't effectuate our subpoenas, we're no more a real congress than a court that can't compel witnesses to testify in a case in that courtroom. so we're using all the tools that we have. i hope that he is right about this particular witness, and we can count on their willingness to adhere to the law and testify and do so truthfully and completely. >> let's listen to one of the pieces of evidence that's actually referred to in your letter -- your community's letter t

and there is this from bob woodward and robert costa in their book "peril." reportedly telling the then president, quote, we are going to bury biden on january 6th. now, the fact is this indictment may never force steve bannon to talk. but make no mistake, this is a warning shot aimed at the other members of team trump. let me explain. the message is -- is loud and clear. if you defy a subpoena, there will be consequences. that's got to have a whole lot of them shaking in their boots tonight. okay? stephen miller, kayleigh mcenany, michael flynn. and maybe most of all, mark meadow, who failed to appear for a deposition before the committee today. if he was counting on stonewalling, like bannon, he may be rethinking that strategy tonight. bennie thompson and liz cheney saying -- and i am quoting again -- it is unfortunate mr. meadows has chosen to join a very small group of witnesses who believe that they are above the law, and are defying a select committee subpoena, outright. mr. meadows, mr. bannon, and others who go down this path won't prevail in stopping

and according to the reporting, robert costa, and bob woodward spoke, he was among the allies who gathered at the war room, the willard hotel, on january 5th. the day before, working up a plan to, for the coup. to overturn the election results. the third subpoena went to a largely unknown staffer, and i will admit, when i saw the name on the list, i thought to myself, is this someone that i should know? her name is, angela merkel. and that is her right. there she is young. she is a 2019 graduate of -- university. who in turn that the trump white house and then went to work on the campaign. ultimately the world of national executive assistant of election day operative. and the reason she appeared to have been subpoenaed, according to the committee, there is evidence that mcauliffe is, quote, aware of and participated in efforts to spread false information about alleged voter fraud in the election as well as efforts to encourage state legislators to alter the outcome of the election. in fact, we have very clear evidence of that last point in the form of a voice mail that miss mccullough left

bob redell joins us live from contra costa. what do they know so far? >> we know contra police are still looking for the suspect in their case. good morning, marcus. pittsburg police announced they've arrested a 24-year-old woman in their abduction case. someone called 911 just after midnight last night when they saw this woman who matched the suspect description walking down the street in harbon street in pittsburg. that's where police were able to take her into custody. yesterday evening a father was adjusting his daughter in the car seat in the back of the suv, talking to a friend. this suspect walked up to them, asked for a cigarette, walked off and then jumped in the driver's seat and put the suv in gear and sped off. someone spotted the stolen suv a couple hours later about a mile away after police issued an amber alert. >> they were blocking the driveway and it was just sitting here and it was weird because they heard a baby scream, crying, screaming and crying and then they looked in there, flashed the lights. the baby was in there, the door ope

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according to reporting in robert costa and bob woodward's book miller was among trump allies who gathered at the woodward hotel the day before working up a plan to foment a coup to overturn the election results. the third subpoena went to a largely unknown staffer and when i saw the name on the list i thought is this someone i should know? her name is angela mccollum. she is young, a 2019 graduate of clemson university who interned at the trump white house and went to work on the campaign ultimately in the role of national executive assistant of election day operations. the reason she appears to have been subpoenaed according to the committee is evidence that mccollum is, quote, aware of and participated if efforts to spread false information about alleged voter fraud in the election as well as efforts to encourage state legislators to alter the outcome of the election. in fact, we have very clear evidence of that last point in the form of a voice mail ms. mccollum left for a michigan lawmaker in the weeks following the election urging them to just appoint trump electors. >> hi, represent

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