carlsen.peaker mccarthy's decision to share the security footage with fox look like a mistake from the very beginning, but after last night, it looks like a disaster. speaker mccarthy has played a treacherous game by catering to the hard right. he has enabled the big lie and has further eroded away our precious democracy. when people don't believe elections are on the level, that is the beginning of the end of this bold experiment in democracy that has gone on for more than 200 years. it's all the more shameful because speaker mccarthy knows precisely what kind of customer mr. carlson is. he is not surprised by this outcome. what a low point for speaker mccarthy. what a low point for fox news. as reporting on the dominion lawsuit shows, mr. carlson had no problem admitting behind the scenes that the big lie is pure garbage. when sidney powell went on the air to push the stolen election narrative, mr. carlson told fellow anchor anchor laura ingraham that sydney powell is lying. his words, by th

according to carlsen, the video shows sick nick walking into the capitol. >> apparently in good healthfter he was supposedly killed. >> the family blasting fox saying, every day the pain from that day seems to ebb a little bit. reports like this widened and open again. this comes as thousands of pages of internal text messages and emails are being released as part of a defamation that defamation trial against the network. chairman rupert murdoch wrote "maybe sean and laura went too far." referring to sean hannity and laura ingraham, who echoed trump's claims of election fraud. two months after the election, carlsen sent a message to his producer about how badly he wanted to stop covering trump, saying that he "hates trump passionately." >> carlsen pointed out that capitol police want to some protesters into the building the riot, but security experts say that may have been a strategy by police to calm the crowd. reggie: in today's gma first look, minnesota vikings receiver kj osborne is being hailed a receiver -- hero after he and three other men help to rescue a man from a burning car

what i'd like to say is i thank god for tucker carlsen.e is very brave and i am very thankful to him because he opened my eyes to the democratic party. now we know, we don't really have anybody who can stand by us. republicans or democrats. people need to wake up. host: this is eric in massachusetts, independent, you are next. caller: good morning, how are you doing? i do trust fox news. i think this way of reporting, which is why watch it. a lot of people won't watch it. they will listen to the view and they will talk about tucker carlsen being a crazy person. watch the tucker carlsen video that we are just now seeing and i don't know why it took so long. they talk about how tucker carlsen cherry picked the video. why are we just now seeing the video? obviously, they cherry pick the video we've been seeing over and over again for two years. they talked about the qanon shaman as being a leader of the insurrection. as you watch it, he has all the clips from all the other media outlets making this guy out to be an awful person. he walked aro

. >> on the senate floor, majority leader chuck schumer criticized fox news host tucker carlsen for airing previously unseen video footage of the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol. he expressed disappointment in house speaker kevin mccarthy for giving access to the security footage. >> mr. president, last night, millions of americans tuned into one of the most shameful hours we have ever seen on cable television. with contempt for the facts, disregard of the risks, and knowing full well he was lying, lying to his audience, fox news host tucker carlsen ran a lengthy segment last night arguing the january 6 capital attack was not a violent insurrection. by diving deep into the waters of conspiracy and cherry picking from thousands of hours of security footage, he told the bald-faced lie that the capital attack, which we also with their own eyes, was somehow not an attack at all. to argue it was nothing more than a peaceful sightseeing tour. can you imagine? a nonviolent demonstration, a perfectly and appropriate instance of people expressing their opinion. i, so many others who were here

the footage tucker carlsen showed was very selectively chosen. that point, people will say the january 6 committee selectively chose footage and interviews to stitch together its own narrative. that they are both in the storytelling business. how would you respond? >> i would respond that we picked footage that showed the facts of the matter and what actually happened that day. there is nothing to hide in the footage with the interviews we have of defendants. we put up transcripts. we did have a story we were telling the american public but it was a story backed up by thousands and thousands of hours of investigation and fact checking. it wasn't as if we were just like the narrative we want and go for it. it is what actually happened and you can see that based on the extensive evidence we put forward and is in our report and all of the public documents as well. geoff: you interviewed about 30 of the january 6 defendants about their motives and you wrote an opinion piece for the new york times where you said, with the legitimacy of democracy so de

about the highlight of remarkable email trail that is been released, what sean hannity and tucker carlsenngraham new at the time about the lies that were being told by trump and his supporters and the kind of pressure they brought on any reporter who dared to question because it was damaging the fox brand. >> to put it simply, they knew. they all knew. from rupert murdoch on down to the show producers, they knew what they were saying was not true. that it was a lie most of they did it anyway. to take a step back what it means in practice, fox went from calling some election results to accepting the election to the mid-november and to accept or that, they did more than 600 segments last two period alone, specifically attacking the election results, promoting the conspiracy theories. in their coverage they helped build a scaffolding for the big lie which became the fuel of the january 6 insurrection. behind the scenes, they really did know. they were attacking the promoters. you alluded to some of that in your intro. rudy giuliani, sidney powell -- they called her alluded take on the same b

amy: carlsen made the claims after his program was granted exclusive access to more than 40,000 hours of capitol surveillance footage by republican house speaker kevin mccarthy. meanwhile, new documents from the $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit filed against fox news by dominion voting systems revealed tucker carlsen texted an unnamed co-worker two days before the capitol insurrection, writing of trump -- "i hate him passionately. i can't handle much more of this." he continued about trump -- "what he's good at is destroying things. he's the undisputed world champion of that. he could easily destroy us if we play it wrong." and longtime civil rights activist and south carolina community organizer kevin alexander gray died wednesday after suffering a heart attack. he was 65 years old. in the 1980's, gray served as south carolina campaign manager for jesse jackson's presidential campaign and helped lead protests against south africa's apartheid government. he was a past president of the south carolina aclu and fought for years to get the confederate battle flag removed from south carolin

all the other networks were complaining about how carlsen had shown this.id not see them lifting a finger to do anything. they just mocked what fox news did. let's be clear about that. i think it was great for mr. mccarthy to do that for us. this is our democracy. it looks like they are just spinning their own narrative. host: do you think other networks should be given access to that video? caller: yes, sir. but they did not. they just complain and point fingers. i really enjoy watching c-span. i think the people of america are smart enough and mature enough to be given facts to make up our own minds. thank you. you guys have been doing it since 1979, so i really appreciate that. host: you mentioned the second hearg with the federal reserve chair. we will have that live for you on c-span.org. you can follow it on our mobile app, c-span now. mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer responded to the use of that video on the tucker cross show. >> my concern is how it was depicted. clearly, the chief of the capitol police, in my view, describes what most of us witnes

washington post, a fox staffer was told to be evasive with the content of timing and lawsuits on tucker carlsen tonight. all an unexpected wildcard in the $1.6 billion defamation case. spurious election fog -- fraud cases. a woman at fox said she was overworked, undervalued and denied opportunities for promotion and subjected to vile stereotypes, but her most explosive allegation was being coached to make misleading statements in a defamation suit to shift blame. it created an opening for dominion voting systems. they were suing fox over false claims on the 2020 election. in wisconsin, let's go to john. this is robert in massachusetts. robert, any panetta line, good morning. >> thank you. i just want to say that our country is really going to help. if anyone is standing behind donald trump, after all of the trouble this guy has covered, even when the press conference is a troublemaker, and he wants to run the country as a mob man. he is going after people. they don't agree with him. i just understand white people would compare antifa or any other group that is protesting peacefully in compariso

carlsen or others to might get access to it will abide by those same rules.hy it is dangerous. if it is posted, it will make it easier for people to evade security protections in the future. >> there has been a lot of footage already out there, whether through your investigation or other personal body cameras. some capitol police officers told my colleague that they are not necessarily worried about the security risk or people finding out camera locations, but what they are worried about is the potential for fox to cherry pick a narrative out of the footage like this. >> the doj has been allowed to prosecute and jail hundreds of nonviolent political protesters whose crime was having the wrong opinions. >> he said nonviolent, but what do you say to that? >> look, there is no question you can look at all of that footage and find some people that were there and not engaging in violence. not everyone was assaulting police officers. that doesn't take away from the fact that this was orion, this was a violent attack on the united states capitol. it is misleading to

this is from tucker carlsen. talking about then president trump. saying we are very close to being able to ignore him. i cannot wait. he said he hated him passionately. knowing what we know now, does any of this make a dent? >> is a good question. we have learned how much fox is afraid of their own leadership. trump is afraid of his own base. he could have bragged about vaccines. he became afraid. we got a hold of this meeting that they had. they were taking so much blowback. that is not what journalism is supposed to be. but they are so captive to that. most fox viewers are not watching. >> whether it makes a difference with the base, i don't think we know yet. when i was at cpac and i asked people about what was coming out , they said they excused it and said i still believe trump. i still believe the election was stolen. they didn't say they would stop watching fox. when we look at what fox did and what some the of these host did, it is very clearly propaganda. they were deciding to prioritize their profit. and what they thought would be profita

tucker carlsen himself who says, i don't believe in the big lie but then goes on tv and says he does.p enablers never cease to amaze me, amy. juan: i wanted to ask you in terms of this issue of authoritarianism, i don't know if you saw there was a piece by chris hedges, the former "new york times reporter" where he calls the crowd in the january 6 protes-- insurrection deplorable but at the same time, he claims he believes that there is spent excessive government crackdown on them to the point that many people are being sentenced to long sentences for what are essentially minor crimes. he lays out the case that this is actually creating more divisions and in the country than necessary. i don't know if you have seen the piece. >> i have not seen it. i think anyone -- it is a very simple thought experiment. if the hundreds of people who attacked the capitol injured more than 140 officers, threaten the lives of members of congressave been black, if that had been a crowd of muslims, i can assure you and chris hedges the sentences would be far longer and ere would be no political support a

he's a suit that is filled by nothing but ambition and lies, and to trust someone like tucker carlsenleading the american people, it's just just unconscionable. >> we are going to squeeze in a commercial break so we can keep our discussion going. we're gonna be back right after this, with more from congressman schiff. as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse. too much? that's the point. get real about your risks and do something about it. talk to your health care provider about ways to lower your risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. learn more at getrealaboutdiabetes.com you love closing a deal. but hate managing your business from afar. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire every day, m

i don't know that there was any such agreement with tucker carlsen or fox news. think it was given to him without any restriction for use. the second part of the question is, will it cause review -- some have said there is exculpatory stuff in there that we are entitled to. we should be given that, or should be given it now, because we then can use it in our defense. >> there is a principal in the law and the supreme court that is said prosecutors have to give defendants in criminal cases anything material and exculpatory. there argument that all of that footage is somehow both. i don't think it is material or exculpatory, but i do think it puts a government imposition of saying fine, have at it, you can have access to anything you want. you identify particular locations and times, we will ask the capitol police to provide that footage for you. >> you collected all this testimony, over 1000 witnesses, data on all of that. where does that live today? where can somebody find that if they want to look for it? mr. heaphy: it was important to us that we don't just pub

just like tucker carlsen says not even close. our job is not to provide a news coverage, tucker carlson said, not even close. and then tucker carlson said, trump has two weeks left. once he's out, he becomes and calculate less powerful, even in the minds of his supporters. my view is that the most important thing we can do, maybe the only thing we can do, is to try to say the things that make america worth living in. for me that begins with a first and second amendments. and the other person says, a great. i just wore we endorsed two weeks time at the time after that he will inspire people to do even more stuff to put those rights in jeopardy. tucker goslyn says, there's no question he well. so there is tucker carlson saying on the dark night of january 6th that he believes there is no question that donald trump will do even more damage to the country. and across one believes that donald trump will somehow find a way to damage the first amendment and the second amendment. look across and says, there is no question he will. those

mccarthy met with abbott's mom yesterday and release the 41,000 hours of security footage to tucker carlsennot any other media. there was a lot of criticism about that. then we have barry loudermilk, whose promising to investigate the generous six committee and say, here is what they did not look into. -- to investigate the january 6 committee. and here is what they did not look into. a lot of this is carthy trying to keep the house republicans -- happy. none of this is good for house republicans. as we get more into the election cycle in 2024 when voters are returning to the ballots will they keep hammering on this or turn to somebody else? >> a significant amount of the republican, of the gop base and trump supporters believe that january 6 was not as dangerous as it actually was. and believe that the 2020 election was stolen. devlin, i want to come back to you because there are a number of indictments that the former president could be facing across these multiple cases. what happens next in the two we are talking about right now, the special counsel's investigation into classified docum

to give all of the tapes to tucker carlsen, he really is a disgrace to america. he is truly a disgrace. host: here is more from speaker mccarthy yesterday. this is the annual policy retreat. these were comments he made in that press conference. >> the numbers speak for themselves. we passed 35 bills. 30 of those have been bipartisan. that's more than 86%. you don't hear that a lot. we have already accomplished quite a bit. even before taking office, we were able to lift the covid vaccine mandate on our troops. we told the president to lift it now. we can meet the requirements that our troops could fill the void of recruitment we weren't reaching and stop moving the best men and women out of the service. we kept our promise. we would stop funding 87,000 irs agents. the members have to show up for work. we reopened the people's house. we returned to regular order that empowers the people's voice in congress. we established the select committee on china. america has never spoke with one voice. we watched the benefits of it. we were able to pass the resolution condem

let's get to one of the authors, senior fx and rates reporter ruth carlsen in singapore.is such a well reported piece. it comes at a time when a new governor is coming in. talk to me about what you found. why are investors so nervous about this enormous cash pil e? >> absolutely, it comes down to the fear of the unknown. we're talking about 3.4 trillion dollars, that's a whole lot of money invested outside of japan. for years, locals have been absolutely punished for saving money at home because of negative interest rates. since 2016 and the introduction of bond yield control, these investors have pumped billions of dollars each month into everything from treasuries to senior stock, senior debt and interest rates. all of this risks unraveling. potentially trillions getting sucked out of the financial system, bond yields rising. in reality is, most market participants expect the boj to tighten monetary policy this year because inflation is so high. so there is a lot at stake here. dani: you mentioned some of the investments that might be at stake, but can you get into that

aaron carlsen's shot rebounds right off the captain, logan, his 30th of the year, tied at 1-1.wer play, frederick boudreau, sharks lose 5-2, they have lost 10 of their last 13. let's take it colorado, san jose, quick shock is going to be blocked, but right off to chris nesbit knows, who fires it at home, and that is the difference. they have two straight wins early in this season. that is a look at sports have a great sunday. liz: let's get a check of the forecast, lease update of rain on the way, another atmospheric river. lisa: that is right, liz. some areas had a consistent light mist and drizzle. other areas not so much. today more widespread rain and you can see it already is spilling into the bay area. right over the mid-bay just past san francisco, getting into the east bay. as we going closer, you will notice around 880 some moderate rain south of alameda here, looking at san leandro, highway 112, wet weather through castro valley and 580. give it a minute or take your time out there. it is going to be slick not only today that several days. highway 24 in orinda, just o

carlsen is trying to etend nothing happened.ully his viewers are not relying on his truthfulness, because we know from the lawsuit pending, he is knowingly lying to his audience. i don't know what he hopes to achieve with this. >> thank you so much for your time. >> take care. ♪ ♪ >> more than three years since the start of the pandemic, there are still long waiting times at both hospitals and for in-home care. stephanie sy explores how the medical staffing shortage is affecting patients and why nurses are leaving hospitals for other jobs. >> brandon, a first grader at an elementary school outside of phoenix, arizona, has been through a lot. even attending school was a victory. his clap suggests he's having a good day. >> brennan is six, almost seven, he was born with half a heart. he's got a lot of other medical complexities, as well. >> his mom says he's had 21 surgeries and has been in and out of the hospital since he was born. since the covid pandemic, his care has suffered. she recalls her recent visit to a local children's

that also comes as fox's tucker carlsen on -- carlson on air is saying is not a good time to get anothert also comes at a time when trump and his allies are using dog whistle attacks, anti-semitic attacks when the attack da alvin bragg by saying he is backed by george soros, who is jewish. i spoke to a researcher that tracks extremism. he told me the violent rhetoric right now on those platforms is luke compared to january 6 but they arkansas -- luke warm compared to january 6. there was an attack on the fbi after the mar-a-lago raid so they are tracking them and concerned about potential violence. amna: we are all hoping it does not come to that. and diving now into the legal and political fallout. i'm joined by former federal prosecutor elie honig and pro publica reporter andrea bernstein, who has long covered the former president. welcome to both of you and thank you for joining us. we have to point out there is a lot we don't know but let's start with what we do know. as geoff bennett reported, mr. trump is expected to be arraigned on tuesday. walk us through what happens and when sh

he's a suit is filled with nothing by ambition and lives, and to try someone like tucker carlsen withtage, to help him to aid in a bit further misleading in american people, it's just unconscionable. >> we're gonna squeeze in a commercial break right, here is we can keep our discussion going. we're gonna be back right after this, with more from congressman schiff. ngressman schiff (fisher investments) in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? aren't we all just looking for the hottest stocks? (fisher investments) nope. we use diversified strategies to position our clients' portfolios for their long-term goals. (other money manager) but you still sell investments that generate high commissions for you, right? (fisher investments) no, we don't sell commission products. we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client's best interest. (other money manager) so when do you make more money, only when your clients make more money? (fisher investments) yep. we do better when our clients do better. at fisher inv

again that behind the scenes fox to get of them people working on the biggest shows like tucker carlsen'ssh them behind the scenes. i'll read you this exchange. it's between rashad and alex piper a former producer for tucker carlson. rashad texted piper. he says you might want to address, is this stuff is so effing insane, vote rigging to the tune of millions. come on. alex pfeiffer response, is it even worth addressing again tonight? it is so insane but our viewers believe it so, it might insult. then pfeiffer later goes on and says this whole thing is surreal, like negotiating with terrorists but especially dumb ones. cousin redacted types not saudi royalty. this really highlights what they thought about trump's election lies privately trashing the behind the scenes but entertaining them on air because the audience wanted it. >> it is pretty incredible and saying directly to raja who is with team trump what they thought about it. making it very clear what they thought about it. what else have you learned about these internal messages of about fox executives? we are seeing this at the sh

. >> at georgetown university global change biologist collin carlsen is working on a way to take theof this. what are we looking at here? >> we are looking at the pathogen harmonize surveillance system. >> he is trying to meld existing climate and disease data in a way that allows epidemiologists to see the big picture. >> let's go to berlin. each of these points is somewhere they have tested a fox for distemper virus. what if we knew this much about viruses everywhere in the world? what if we knew this about the diseases we were worried about jumping into humans? we could literally know within a city where spillover risk is the highest. >> he is building an open source tool to forecast an help break sooner -- an outbreak sooner. he sees the ability to predict disease as well as the weather. >> we need to know the dynamics of these viruses when were not watching them. >> can technology make it easier for public health professionals to monitor disease in wild animal populations? epidemiologist christine johnson is also a professional at the uc davis one health institute. she is testin

and yet, the power of repetition is such that people like tucker carlsen, who know that they are lying to the public, can convince tens of millions of people of those lies. i will tell you that it has been really illuminating to me about other periods in history where you had other liars use a powerful megaphone, and convince millions that they can't believe what d. c.. and you wonder how is that possible? and now we see how it is possible when you have people who have no love of country, no patriotic fiber, when it is just all about the money, then this is what happens. and for tucker carlson, who has many iterations, he's no different than rupert murdoch, it is all about the money and nothing else really matters. >> congressman schiff, adam kinzinger, i appreciate your time. more now on the dominion documents that we have been following and what they reveal. the new ones about the sharp divide between what fox's tucker carlson and others were saying in private versus what he was saying on the air. details now from cnn's -- >> reporters hate trump with an all-consuming mania. they hat

mice as she is kind of a secondary for in the fox news orbit we consider these folks like tucker carlsenrk, when they're not the ones that could land fox news in the biggest jeopardy in this lawsuit, that's maria bartiromo and this guy lou dobbs who no longer works there, we are still employed by the network, and she was responsible for giving credence, to really crazy conspiracy theories about the dominion voting machines and the role and this plot supposedly to defraud trump there's one thing i'm sure by now many people have heard of this email from this woman who claimed that she spoke to the wind, right? so this woman who claimed she spoke to the wind, as a source of sydney powell. and sidney powell frequently went on maria bartiromo's show. the producer who is now suing fox news, i was working for maria bartiromo at the time, saw this email, and has since testified in her deposition, and she didn't really consider it that big of a deal. not only that, but she wasn't overly concerned, that false information, who's been put on the air. so i don't, out for a second, the workplace envir

and then to highlight people making those absurd fraud claims, to see people like tucker carlsen talking about firing people who actually called the direction election correctly, because the moneymaking at fox. it is so destructive of the country, what they're doing. and the motive could not be any more clear. it's just all about the money. i do think what they've done to the country has just been terrible. they played a pivotal role in the propagation of the big lie, in causing distrust of our elections, they're now playing a pivotal role in trying to rewrite history about the insurrection, which might encourage further violence. also, let's not forget, tucker carlson using that big platform to essentially talk up kremlin talking points in the war in ukraine. it just could not be more destructive of the country, of democracy, and it's all about the money. >> given your role in january 6th committee, i wonder if you could let us know the degree to which top fox was a topic of conversation as you are all investigating the roots of the insurrection. as you all were trying to demonstrate, s

suzanne scott, the ceo, the honor talent like tucker carlsen. rupert murdoch, his son lachlan. think their social networks consist of typical fox viewers? do you think these people spend their time hanging out and rural, red america, working class folks who live in places like east palestine, ohio? are those the kind of people joining them at the country club's are hanging out with him, the super bowl boxes? of course not! they are totally out of touch with these people, to people that watch the network. and at some level, they know that, and it's stalks them, wants them, always worried that too much distance will grow up between them and their multi million dollar councils and the viewers out there in the countryside, and so sure they are, but they go through the same song and dance. the murdoch empire clearly putting its thumb on the scale for florida governor ron desantis, potential republican nominee, who so far does seem to have the best shot of beating trump. so there is this recent fawning new york post profile that infuriated the ex president, over to the fox nation str

himself, mccarthy he sure did help himself and hurt everyone else while feeding a troll like tucke carlsenhis because to become speaker, kevin mccarthy is in a reoccurring payment plan for this corrupt bargain every week, we see the lates payment for him to remain speaker. >> people saw with their own eyes what happened it is very difficult for someone to say well, what yo saw with your own eyes is in fact not what happened >> what do you make, joe, about, especially eric swalwell's turning the focus towards kevi mccarthy, the responsibility versus carlson >> well, he is right kevin mccarthy's responsible for what tucker carlson di because kevin mccarthy gav tucker carlson all of that footage. kevin mccarthy gave tucker carlson all this footage because marjorie taylor greene made him, forced him to. i think this was a really ba week for america it hit home this week and think america really needs t hear this. 40% of the country doesn't believe january 6th was a ba day. when you think about that, i is so troubling, two years ago on january 6th, jasmine, eve trump supporters were take aback

behind the scenes the fox executives and people working on some of the biggest shows, like tucker carlsen'shem behind the scenes. all read you this exchange. it's between bradshaw and alex viper, former producer for tucker carlson. rashad texts fought for, you might want to address this. this stuff is so insane. but we're going to the tune of millions come on. alex fighter response, is it even worth addressing again tonight. it is so insane that our viewers believe it. -- 5-4 goes on later in this exchange and says this whole thing is surreal like negotiating with terrorists. but especially dame ones. cousin, redacted, types, not saudi royalty. this really highlights what they thought about trump's election lies. privately trashing them behind the scenes, but entertaining them on air. because the audience wanted it. >> wow, it is pretty incredible. saying directly to, you say raj shah, she was of course with team trump. what they thought about it. making it very clear what they thought about it. so what else have you learned through these internal messages that have been combing through the

he sure did help himself and hurt everyone else he was feeling a troll lik tucker carlsen so, he's theld be hel responsible. but katie, we can expect mor of this because to becom speaker, kevin mccarthy is in reoccurring payment plan for this corrupt bargain every week, we see the lates payment for him to remain as speaker. marjorie taylor greene, wh rooted for the rioters, is o the homeland securit committee. george santos, a wante international criminal who i -- has admitted to most of th lies he has told, is still i congress tucker carlson has access to the most sensitive securit footage at the capitol a group of january six sympathizers are leading a congressional delegation to th d.c. jail. so, again, there are going t be more and more installment for this corrupt bargain so, there may be republicans who pointed out that disagre with him, my question to them, is what are you gonna do about it >> well, let's, eat, maybe lik liz cheney said and like you said, jim jordan's inability t do subpoena compliance, listen we all know kevin mccarthy didn't sit before the once-- committee. we

intervie to stitch together its n narrative and that the committee and tucker crossan are both in -- carlsenh in the storytelling business. james: we picked footage that shows the facts of the matter and what actually happened that day. there is nothing to hide in the footage, nothing to hide in the interviews we have of defendants. we put out all of our transcripts. we backed it up. we did have a story that we were telling the american public but it was a story backed up by thousands and thousands of hours of investigation and fact checking. it wasn't as if we were just like the narrative we want and go for it. it was what actually happens and you can see that based on the extensive evidence we put forward which is in our report and all the public documents as well. geoff: you ierviewed about 30 of the january 6 defendants about their motives and he wrote an opinion piece for the new york times where you said with the legitimacy of democracy so degraded, revolution appeared logical to these people. what is the impact of this effort, this coordinated effort to whitewash january 6 then rewrit

themselves, kevin mccarthy he sure did it help himself an hurt everyone else by feeding troll like tucker carlsen. he is the one that should be held responsible but we ca expect more of this because to become speaker, kevin mccarthy isn't a reoccurring paymen plan >> it is the largest ban meltdown since the globa financial crisis over a decade ago. silicon valley bank i shot dow as federal regulators have taken control of its deposits. the fdic says some clients wil be able to access thei deposits by monday morning however standard insurance onl protects up to $250,000 person we are going to take a look at the impact that this could hav on a report later this hour. meantime, we have a number o reports coming all the developments from iowa t delaware to capitol hill we are starting off with nbc gary grumbach joining us fro 1:19, delaware with th president spending the weekend gary, welcome we know th president is touting las months better than expecte jobs report. how does he plan to use this achievement to sell his ne budget plan? >> yes, as president biden say that alex all of them giving americ

it's fundamentally very frightening that you're seeing republicans from president trump to tucker carlsenl the way down lining up in support of vladimir putin over the people of ukraine. if ukraine falls, democracy falls. this is a fundamental question when it comes to the safety and security of our country. so i think that willingness to say that somehow promoting america requires turning our back to democracy promotion around the world is a very scary and frightening position. that ultimately does not put america first. it puts america last and all of us at risk. host: we will go back to the phone lines now. talking this morning with democratic strategist lauren baird and republican strategist mike lychee. we are talking about political news of the day. we want to know your questions or comments. democrats your number is 202-748-8000. republicans 202-748-8001. independents 202-748-8002. our next caller is bernie in raleigh, north carolina on the independent line. caller: hello. host: go ahead. caller: i just wanted to say there so many red flags, strikes against him that it's close to b

it's fundamentally very frightening that you're seeing republicans from president trump to tucker carlsenl the way down lining up in support of vladimir putin over the people of ukraine. if ukraine falls, democracy falls. this is a fundamental question when it comes to the safety and security of our country. so i think that willingness to say that somehow promoting america requires turning our back to democracy promotion around the world is a very scary and frightening position. that ultimately does not put america first. it puts america last and all of us at risk. host: we will go back to the phone lines now. talking this morning with democratic strategist lauren baird and republican strategist mike lychee. we are talking about political news of the day. we want to know your questions or comments. democrats your number is 202-748-8000. republicans 202-748-8001. independents 202-748-8002. our next caller is bernie in raleigh, north carolina on the independent line. caller: hello. host: go ahead. caller: i just wanted to say there so many red flags, strikes against him that it's close to b

medics, doctors, these are people who should not have been there, and when you look at the tucker carlsenom two weeks ago and you see so many things that turned out to be false, very important what tucker has done, what sean hannity has done, what laura did here at laura did a piece last night that was incredible. there is a group of people that have been absolutely fantastic. greg kelly has been great. rob has been great. newsmax just got 15 one million people back, which is great. newsmax they tried to destroy newsmax. what they have done to oan is horrible. they tried to destroy newsmax enter different things, they got it back. directv did not like it. they had very high ratings and they took it off. that is something that is unusual. while leftist thugs are about to room the streets coming killing, looting, burning come a raping, pillaging, patriotic parents, christians, conservatives, pro-life activists are being hounded by the fbi/doj. like terrorists but they are being treated so badly. they are allowed to spy on my campaign and nothing happens. they are allowed to write fake dossi

it was tucker carlsen. let's check the facts. this guy was a rapist, and alvin bragg lets him go and immediately out of jail he murders a woman. that is this prosecutor. by the way, indict does not mean convicted. let's wait and see for the courts to spell this thing out. host: that is robert in charlotte, north carolina. -- good morning. i am not a republican. can i still speak. i am a democrat. let's stick with the phone lines we identify with. jim in missouri, independent. caller: i am an independent. i usually i vote for somebody vote for them because they represent the country, especially the presidency, not because they are democrat or a republican or anything. if he committed crimes and person committed crimes they should have to atone for that. i don't care what he did, i don't care what happens. if the legal system is going to go after him, that should happen. would that affect how people feel about him? sure. he deserves it just like we do, just like i do, like anybody does. we need to get over there democrat, republica