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this is something from a crazy house.the best renata litvinova is renata litvinova, but there is no light rinsing in this, nothing outstanding is enough to eat a little ice cream. and now you have to fly, you need to add a relationship. what is a parody of this attitude today? who remembers how olezhka started his television career while still a student at a theater university, he got a job bred and on the commercial channel twice two played with the whole country for money as masterly as a thimble with tourists on stary arbat today is friday. and this means that we will play exclusively with book lovers, igor alekseevich. there, sleight of hand and people's love have covered the eighteen-year-old artist since 2009. the victorious march began. olezhka through the main federal channels of the country. he led holiday concerts, parody and entertainment projects. new year's skits and talent shows. jumps forward. no, i'll lie down, but don't you think that just your participation in numerous entertainment television programs,

shortages and why high housing cost cost more for baby boomers to find roommates what's up with a crazy housing market those are headlines of the past month it is not a new problem wages have not kept up with the cost of housing for years and years the country is not done enough to produce the housing we need from 2000 through 22015 about half the country fell seven.3 million home short with housing production the shortage makes moreg expensive congress has not done its job four years just last year that we hosted the first hearing on the state of housing in america in nearly a decade. one of the first things we did after i took the chairmanship to talk about housing so much the foundation of everything in our lives where you live or you work for your children go to school or do your grocery shopping eating up the biggest chunk of people's paycheck rent eats first one housing cost goes up less money left over for school supplies and prescription drugs and a lot of families crippling stress at the end of each month how do i pay my rent then do i pay my electric bill or intranet or daycare or mak

and yeah, i think i think sometime when i look back the pictures i just go to i just got crazy house because i never saw it before in my life you until i went to league and from any but this for me it's not even comparable. so forth, i think so far the base moment in my left today, we can have good players in good team. so i think the only thing should come to mind, of course, is for course game by game especially. and of course, you know that you are capable to go onto the and so why not trying to look for and not the lot to clarify now kind of thing fine off both of those days football. and we know everything can happen in football for if you look mathematically, i think you should say, why not seem i said the when i think is of course we pick target which is normal for was even told we know it won't be easy, like people expect maybe your offense, but yeah, but you of course, we will try to to give a proper, proper, proper try. and this month and our cup countdown series were focusing on africa as well as money. cynical, we'll say, look at the other qualify teams. camry gone at mor

. >>> right now at 6:00 and streaming on cbsew a new sign a crazy the housing market is here in the bay area. where it may be cheaper to rent than buy right now. >>> i urge all of you living in florida to join the fight, or join us in california, where we still believe in freedom. >> governor newsom takes aim at florida in his new political ad. could this be a strategy for a potential presidential run? >>> and later, we hop on board a double-decker bus to see how tourism is making a big comeback in the bay area. >> it's a beautiful city. a little bit cold. >> we are really busy, very, very busy. we had a really god weekend. >> well, good evening. i'm elizabeth cook. >> and i'm ryan yamamoto. buying a home can be frustrating, especially in the bay area's tough housing market. >> with steeper borrowing rates and high prices, there are experts who say in some scenarios, renting may be a better option than buying if you want to save some money. >> kpix 5's max darrow joins us from san francisco and breaks down those numbers. >> reporter: whether you're rent organize buying here in the bay a

it's just a crazy house, please. russian sanctions i will be the first to fight for another strong eu sanction package but strong sanctions mean they have to hurt russia and putin more than our economy so i ask understand what we should select. this is an excuse. at putin's, we need the capacity of nord stream one, to fill our storage, does anyone understand anything? yes, i didn’t understand that the uncle is cunning and the uncle understands that he needs to get his way to call the canadians to order, by the way, the canadians, by the way, who is the main thing for them, then the canadians are a member of what to the question of great britain and the bangla-saxons and so on and the like it's so it's, of course, pure accident it's just siemens in the wrong basket by his egg put it well virtual final sense. yes, well, that is, you understand, that is, he must fulfill all this, performing the mantra. and we do everything, my friends. we can't eat here. we do everything. only in order to harm putin, to harm putin, our

the main will, for nato he writes for the new york times, ankara's policy is driving the white house crazye veto on sweden's accession to finland's valliance. in addition, erdogan met with russian and iranian leaders. this not only contradicts the anti-russian policy of the west, but also destroys the narrative of the deeply isolated nato countries and previously russia no, joe biden, the united states has neither money nor influence laments donald trump in just two years, we have turned from the most powerful country. and we were so strong and powerful for a weak country. nobody respects us anymore 2 years ago. we were energy independent, we were close to beating saudi arabia and russia combined. now we are a poor country, a poor country, biden on his knees, and he is begging the world for energy resources russia about you the united states and nato arranged one for ukraine and do not push the planet to the abyss, destroy europe, ruin and cripple greece, the greek politician pointed out on the poster. former minister. energy. panayote with lopazanis announced the creation of a democratic

and let's go back to that crazy meeting in the white house, with crazy sydney powell, crazy michael flynnsentially arguing that, in front of the president of the united states, that he staged a military coup. right, that he lost an election, and he doesn't like losing an election, so they were proposing that he sent troops out of their barracks, and go sees the voting machines. that is a military coup, that the president seriously entertained. you have the white house officials, you know, running in, the white house lawyers, this is on december 18th, trying to counteract this insanity that powell and flynn were talking about. you know, giuliani, hovering around. and i don't think anything that this ever happened at the white house. but there's substance about that is really the shocking thing, and because trump in the end, he didn't go with sydney powell's for a military coup. he didn't do what his white house lawyers were advising him to do, which was to finally recognize that he lost the election. he decided on a third course, and that third horse was to summoned the mob, summon a huge

it's just a crazy house, please.he first to fight for another strong package of eu sanctions but strong sanctions mean they have to hurt russia and putin more than our economies, so i ask you to understand what we have to take away. this is an excuse. at putin's, we need the capacity of nord stream one, to fill our storage, does anyone understand? yes, i didn’t understand that the uncle is cunning and the uncle understands that he needs to get his own to call canadians to order, by the way, canadians, by the way, who is there? the main thing for them is that the canadians are a member of what to the question of great britain. and the bangla-saxons and so on and so forth. so this, of course, is pure chance, it's just that siemens put his eggs in the wrong basket. well, virtually, of course. in the sense of yes , well, that is, you understand, that is, he must fulfill all this, performing the mantra. what, like we do everything, my friends, we can’t eat, we do everything. only to harm putin to harm putin is our main go

. >> yeah, i mean, you have pat cipollone the entire time beating back the craziness in the white house at that point in time or trying to beat back the craziness at the white house and bringing some sanity to that whole effort by the former president. he also saw him, you know, hesitate, and what he didn't say meant as much as what he did say. i mean, obviously he had an agreement with the committee not to reveal communications with the former president. the committee knew that. they were pushing cipollone to release some of that information. pat stopped short of that, but i think his body language said it all. and i think the important thing to note here is this is a congressional hearing, which is different from a criminal proceeding, and the standards there are going to be quite different once you get to a criminal grand jury if it gets that far. >> and a telling moment came -- there were so many telling moments -- came when we saw footage of how the insurrectionists were reacting to trump finally telling them to go home. let's watch a little bit of that. >> go in a slow -- >> he sa

all these hearings, the mash-up that we were able to see of people inside the white house telling the story of the crazy meeting in the white house. it felt at times like a documentary. you didn't need members to walk you along with what was happening there. they were inside that room with more than six people who were sitting in it and it shows. the fact that they have been able to get inside that white house and tell the story, not. they but in the very words of the people who were participating in those meetings. i think this was a really stunning moment for the january 6th committee. >> i felt watching that, i thought of that meeting. was the country rudderless at that moment? let me bring in the criminal defense attorney. what are your thoughts about that? >> in many ways, what we've seen so far, trump said some words. the worst case against him is we'll be wild. these were things we already know. now you move to the other things like the meeting that we've talked about in the white house with no white house officials there until they come running in. that goes very far to showing that trump, now w

this december 18th with an extraordinary fight that goes on between the white house counsel who comes running down to seeking crazy. these people who have gotten into the white house. flynn, sidney powell. i should not say gotten in. but donald trump wanted them there. i just think better late than never. these folks knew this was going on. it took a long time and subpoenas to get them to talk about it. >> i just want to get your reaction to this. it is one of the things that came out of that meeting. this idea -- we have seen reports about it -- the idea that donald trump appointed sidney powell to be special counsel. she thought it was a done deal, that it already happened. to investigate this voter fraud. let's take a look at this clip. >> asked pat cipollone if he had the authority to name the special counsel. he said yes. then he asked him if he had the authority to give me whatever security clearance i needed and pat cipollone he said yes. in the president said okay, i am naming her that and giving her security clearance. shortly before we left, it totally blew up once a baloney and/or whoever the young man

it's like being glad that there is a planet in our little crazy house. ward there. we're far away. not the most violent and active patient and the same china that you are they mentioned that if there is no hegemon, and we have china , there may be a conflict, to whom we will go to complain for help, we will show nuclear missiles, they will show their e, there are more of them. they are stronger, so i would not be glad that there is no controller on the planet earth, breeding the surrounding philosophy thinks the future is near us. turkey central asia which blazes regularly japan china iran they all look at us and many of them really have claims to territorial economic beautiful and without a hegemon. and without some kind of world control and without paper contracts that protect our borders are still walking. here we don't need it. wait, why was it created? united nations why was the security council of this organization created so that it would play the role of such a collective hegemon. and if any showdowns happen, yes, so that he breeds people, why do

, where there is this extraordinary fight that goes on between the white house counsel, that comes running, down to see team crazy, these people who have gotten into the white house then, sydney powell -- i shouldn't say gotten, and donald trump wanted them there. and i just think, better late than never, but these folks knew that it was going on, and it took a long time and some subpoenas to get them to talk them out of it. >> i just want to get your reaction to this, abby, it's one of the things that came out of that meaning, it was this idea and we've seen reports about, about this idea that donald trump actually appointed sydney powell to the special counsel. she thought it was a done deal, it'll had already happen, to investigate this voter fraud. let's play that clip. >> pat cipollone, if you hav e the authority to name me special council and he said, yes. and then you ask him if you have the authority to give me whatever security clearance on the event that pet cipollone said yes, and then the president said, okay, i'm naming her that, and i'm giving her security clearance, and shortly before we left, it t

what to add to this, because , in principle, here in our bulgakov's literature there about the crazy houseyes, well, there are other different ones, yes, there are other different episodes. i say imposed sanctions. well jones she was no longer there. well , kind of close. yes, the prime minister actually makes a decision, well, it wasn’t, i - says - imposed sanctions are not visible data, but the main thing is not with the other crown, which intends, because it says i will lead the free world. in the war with putin , but in order to win, that is, she understands, she is not the prime minister of britain, she is nominated to the leaders of the free world. and it’s so normal that maxim comes in, we wanted yes, because i really love to follow all western elections, at least for the classic ones, even for such specific ones within one faction, but, uh, it’s clear that in general, those who now want a conflict development of relations between russia and great britain here we have to root against the sheet, because she has already outlined her positions so clearly that, well, in general with joh

he understands that something is not right, just like that, it slightly resembles the crazy house, so question, what is happening? why did we live normally, we had no problems with heating. we had no problems with food. our jobs have not been eliminated, for the sake of which this is now it’s started, he gets unintelligible answers, but about the fact that we are protecting ukrainians in this way, ukrainians, what and these are the ones that we want to turn the poor who have arrived here into our prostitutes. listen, we are, how we treat them, we don't defend, we treat them like people, we treat them like meat. this is confusion, you know at one time vladimir ilyich lenin, the theoretician of the revolution in these matters, very sophisticated, said that ah, the revolutionary situation is when the top is not maybe they want them. it seems to me that the lower classes there are starting to want more and more. but and as far as the tops can not, we see advertising will be back in a minute. movies on fridays we have to beat the americans five know that it is impossible until impossible,

we heard a lot about that meeting at the white house that seemed to have gotten out of hand to say the least. we always knew there was a little bit of crazy in the white house. but now we hear there's a lot of crazy in the days before january 6 with people giving the president just absolutely insane in my opinion legal advice. it's also interesting that the president clearly had some decision points here that many of his cabinet and senior officials were saying, after december 14, this election is over. it's time to move on. this election is done. the president had these decision points and he decided to push the pedal to the floor and go all the way. we saw what happened. >> neil: i'm following the numbers. you know them better than i do. three times as many people around him were saying that this was a mistake and risky even foolish mission than those that said it was worth doing. yet he gave in to that minority of aides that might have been gunning him on or might have been thinking that's what he wanted to hear. but that alone maybe gives you an idea of the inner workings of the white house if all of this is face value raufly is accur

cannons that had been there to push the protest as back and then the over and the president's house, those crazy pictures of protests as jumping into the president's swimming pool. i'm sure nobody will forget. so that happened. and then again, there was a feeling of euphoria because people had seen these pictures of the presidency palace being overrun. of course it didn't mean that the president had agreed to resign or go, but it still was key that he had to literally flee. the oncoming protested, and that he had to make a quick exit. so things did take on a certain party atmosphere. there were people kind of celebrating on the streets and then things moved again, retentions wrapping up outside the prime minister on becoming his residence again. or we passed it when there was a huge amount of t, a guess, trying to prevent the students from pushing through the barricades. a during this there was a sort of mealy, where we had local tv channels are some of its personal being attacked literally assaulted by policemen who they had had as sort of an altercation with those of 6 personnel are supposed t

everyone thought clark's proposal was crazy, including white house attorney eric herschmann: >> i thoughtposal, was nuts. i mean, here's a guy that, at a certain point, you know. listen, the best i could tell was, the only thing you knew about environmental and elections challenges is that they both start with "e", and based on your answer tonight, i am not even certain you know that. >> stephen: to which clark replied, "of course they don't! 'environment' starts with 'n,' and 'elections' starts with 'l'! a-duh." ( applause ) then, as with all the ex-president's criminal schemes, it was time to hear about rudy giuliani's role. >> do you remember ever recommending to anybody that mr. clark, meaning jeffrey clark at d.o.j., be given election- related responsibilities? ( long pause ) >> you mean beyond the president? >> stephen: that is a long pause, but it does take a while to chug a bottle of yellow tail chardonnay. rudy eventually answered. >> you mean beyond the president? >> correct. ( pause ) ( laughter ) >> stephen: if there's anyone who's proven he doesn't care about what happens to

this craziness ensue? not in my house. case in easter sunday, a new comedy. >> the film back by steven spielberg also spotlights the city here in the bay area and the funny man sat down with nbc bay area to talk about why his jokes aside for all jokes aside this movie really matters. [ clip playing ] >> for 3 years now he's been making audiences laugh. for the first time he's taking his jokes to the big screen. >> if you could talk to us a little bit about that journey and what it feels like to be in this moment. >> i mean look, this is a big screen, the silver screen. my name is on it. you know, there are billboards everywhere. it is overwhelming. i am pinching myself. it took a long time. it is my 33rd year. a lot of people do not know that. i started in 1989. there were times that i was like this will never happen, but i wasn't going to quit. >> he's starring in a comedy about a father and son is in filipino family for the weekend. a 1st for the bay area city on the silver screen, were nearly 1-3 people identify as fili

house seats. october will come crashing down. democrats are helping dominate the people they least want to see in office. it is crazy. house seems a hundred anxious. >> number one the president diagnosis right now. he cannot do anything until at least wednesday. they want to get out and start campaigning. their biggest problem right now will be inflation. that growth rating this week, we've already seen the council try to redefine what a recession is. even if it is negative for second time it does not indicate a recession. that says they have a big problem on their hands. >> going back, i think it is a risk reward strategy. if you get into a personal fight, much less, calling out the crowd has worked in the past. help them retain the senate in 2010 and 2012. the potential is to help them win keira get a change of conversation from gas prices inflation to the fact that you have a radical republican party. >> pennsylvania looks a little tighter at the governor's race. thank you, panel. up next, a final word. ♪♪ is this where your grandparents cut a rug with a jitterbug? or return from war, dreaming of the possibilities

house meeting before january 6th. >> the group of lawyers, of outside lawyers who have been denominated team crazy by people in and around the white house came in to try to urge several new courses of action including the seizure of voting machines around the country. >> you can watch tomorrow's january 6th hearing starting at 1:00 p.m. here on cbs news and the cbs news streaming platform. >>> president biden will mark the passage of the landmark gun-control bill at the white house today. the president signed the bill the law at the end of june after deadly mass shootings in uvalde, texas, and buffalo, new york. it is the first major gun safety bill passed by congress in nearly 30 years. the law expands background checks, encourages states to pass red flag laws, and tries to limit purchases by people convicted of assaulting a dating partner. families of shooting victims are expected to attend. >>> and breaking overnight, majority leader chuck schumer has tested positive for covid. a spokesperson said the top-ranking democrat is experiencing very mild symptoms. the 71-year-old is fully vaccinated and has received two boos

house? if you're thinking of selling it, because prices are have shot up to crazy levels, but there's no inventory. those are the famous last words before every crash. why was there no inventory, liz? because, basically, the houses were free. liz: bubble, yeah. >> and rates were capped at 6% -- so -- [inaudible] liz: let me jump in there. 30-year fixed mortgages are starting to tick down off very frothy highs. you are the real estate guy. in fact, you are the one who shorted housing during the bubble, and that's how you really made your billions, and you made that mark. so july 1st, 5.89%. last week or the week before we were more like 6%. you know, bubbles pop. maybe this could be more of air seepage slowly coming out, because consumer spending is slowing, not collapsing. housing's still pretty much holding up. we have may durable goods orders surprising to the upside. markets aren't perfect, obviously, but we got a recovery, certainly, at least today. >> i don't agree at all -- housing is just in the early stages of a slowdown. housing prices are getting cut suddenly. the reason housing prices w

house. you love crazy gibbons light. i'm already valya what did you want to ask me. have some friend who works in a clinic, she gave birth. could you contact her? well, to find out privately. it became really interesting for me to get to know her, she is probably very unusual since you decided to become sherlock holmes for her sake. but if there really is a child, and he is now in danger. valechka is a very cool clinic . stars and politicians' wives give birth in it, why should they lie, but some kind of passing mistress. don't know. and my girlfriend hasn't been working for six months. so sorry. in general, this story should be dealt with by the police, you cannot be responsible for all the girls in the world, it is not all. she is my patient. and this woman she. you just don't know her, but you do. garik why are you here, well, so i decided to stop by to visit, it's great it's my fault that i came in without warning. we can have lunch together the three of us another time. i really have to go. let's fireworks. quicker. well, come on, i have 20 minutes until the nex

house seats. it will be obvious until october and october will come crashing down. the democrats are helping dominate the people they least want to see in office. it's crazys to get on the trail, but they are facing headwinds obviously all around the country. >> they sure are. i think that number one is the president's diagnosis right now. he can't do anything until at least wednesday if he tests negative. they said they want to get out and start campaigning. i think the biggest problem right now is going to be inflation and when we get that quarter to growth rating this week, with already seen the council of economic advisors try to redefine what a recession is saying even if we get a second part of negative growth, with a look at things like labor market and spending, and even if it's negative for a second time doesn't necessarily indicate a recession. that says that they got a big problem on their hands. >> bret: juan? >> going back to what newt was talking about, i think it's a risk/reward strategy but everybody, if you get into a personal fight, much less a political fight, you want to face the weakest opponent and calling out the ultra-maga crowd ha

house on december the 18th. and on that day, the group of lawyers, of outside lawyers who have been dnominated team crazy by peopled out of the white house, came in to try to urge several new courses of action, including the certain your of voting machines around the country. and, so, some of the people involved in that were sydney powell, rudy giuliani was around for part of that discusson. michael flynn was around for that. but against this team crazy were an inside group of lawyers who essentially wanted the president at that point to acknowledge that he had lost the election and were far more willing to accept the reality of his defeat at that point. so -- so there will be -- there will be other witnesses coming. >> witnesses who were at the december 18th, 2020 meeting? first-hand witnesses? >> no, no. there will be testimony about that, that -- there will be other kinds of evidence submitted about that. but there will be other witnesses and i'm afraid i'm not authorized to disclose who those witnesses are at this point. >> if anyone is authorized, it's you. what about steve bannon? seems to be signaling he's

it's good that he's come forward and what cipollone really painted was a crazy white house. what you were saying before was 100% right. white house counsel has to know everybody who comes in, how they come in. the idea that you have this motley crue star wars bar scene of people on december 18th from michael flynn to, you know, sidney powell all there advising the president of the united states. >> sidney powell gets the disof the whole hearing who says pat cipollone ran faster than the sound of light or something. i want to delve into the testimony now. i know you've all been watching. let's go through some of it with our experts. this is powell and cipollone describing this unhinged, you know, katyal's words, star wars meeting at the white house. >> did you believe that it was going to work? that you were going to be able to get to see the president without an appointment? >> i had no idea. (. >> in fact, you did get to see the president without an appointment? >> we did. >> how much time did you have alone with the president -- and i say alone, you had other people with y

order, something he not only thought about, doing something not only kicked around with the crazies in the white housey tried to do it. he actually did it. certain accounts of this meeting investigators said today indicate that president trump actually granted miss powell security clearance and appointed her to the somewhat well-defined position of special counsel. >> if we asked pat cipollone if he had authority to name special counsel. and then we asked him if he had the authority to give me security clearance -- and then president said okay, i'm naming her the, and i'm giving her security clearance, >>> legally the election was over and this happened. >> the meeting at the white house on the meeting of december 18th. a group showed up at the white house, including sidney powell and michael flynn and overstock.com ceo patrick burn. they made their way to the oval office. they were able to speak to the president by themselves for some time. they traded insult and even challenges to physically fight. the meeting would last over six hours beginning here in the oval office, moving around the west wing a

that would be good to know because a lot of crazies into the white house.ly did that work? even though it's not a 16 question, it's an important question that they need to know about. generally, the general louis roland investigations is, the more people you can nail down, especially people in politics or with some kind of motive, the more you can nail them down the better. it's good investigative work. >> okay. we had mick mulvaney testify on thursday. he left of the white house in 2020, at the time of the insurrection he was working at u.s. special envoy for northern ireland. then he resigned shortly after that attack. he is described the committee's professional, but challenged its motivations. listen to what he said. >> with the one thing i guess that was missing john was that if you go to a deposition, there's going to be another side, and there was no other side. there were all questions by the committee, designed to try to find out stuff that might make president trump look bad. i just re-friends in my mind that the committee is politically biased. t

that took place in the white house on december 18th, 2020, between members of the trump white house's team crazy, i've never meant, met, i never knew who this guy was. i don't think any of these people were providing the president with good advice. and -- i didn't understand how they got in. >> i got a category the described as, you guys are not tough enough. or maybe, i'll put it another way, you are a bunch of [bleep]. >> get them standing up, and turning around screaming at me. at some point, i had with him. now, i go back, had to come over, let your ass back down. >> cassidy hutchinson called the meeting, quote unhinged. but my next guest, peter strzok, the former fbi agent who earned donald trump's fury during the mueller investigation is actually calling it something else. he says, it is quote, a counter intelligence risk of the highest order. and in a new op-ed for the washington post titled in one oval office meeting, a triple russian threat, peter strzok details how three people in the west wing that night, feeding donald trump conspiracy theories about election fraud have significant c

this story admire and want to be the same masculine, and one of them really went crazy, most likely. she built a new houseith trees with an image, and where there are flowers, the place of death is mount glory with daughters in the very center of the house. anyone who defiles such a place will be cursed, and he and his mouth to the seventh generation. well, of course, everything is present in this ritual, including the murder and burning of the house and the funeral. she feels anger resentment. she gave her life and her daughters, and because of this, the city was saved, did not become persian, and they were buried behind the fence of the cemetery only because they are suicidal, of course, she feels anger and gives it free rein. glory died 300 years ago in the head of a mentally ill person. wait broke about i don't know where she puts the flowers. kazarian and popov could have sex in the ruins, right here on the graves of the existence, which they did not even suspect. she could see the tail talking to the stucco asks a question, that is, eliminates unnecessary witnesses. no, it was not quite simple in th

because he calls it the crazyiest meeting of the trump white house which is a high bar for us who have had people calling us to tell us about crazy meetings in the trump white house n. the committee's view, that meeting kicked off trump to have a tweet in the early morning hours of the 19th, the following day, telling people be there, be wild. that, as raskin detailed and you pointed out, is what kicked off the mob and the extremist groups to come to the capitol on january 6th, as well as mis and disinformation was used to compel people to come to the capitol on the 6th. >> is there a concern going on where you are or am i hearing a piano concerto in my head. >> no that's some mood music for this somber moment. >>> it's worth reminding us that jamie raskin is leading this hearing for a reason. he's headed up a house investigation on federal failures to confront the threat. what do you want to see and hear from him today and in particular from the witnesses? >> two things. first, on his expertise, as you say, chris, he's going to document what is really -- can't be distinguished from, they are terrorists, we're talking about death

ran out of legal options, he marginalized his own legal staff in the white house and relied on a team of quote-unquote crazies, and incited mob violence through social media channels and through his known associates, including groups like the proud boys and the oath keepers, to march on the capitol on january 6 and storm the capitol when the election was being certified. kristen: let's zoom in a little on stuff you just said. did the committee actually produce a smoking gun today? do they have evidence that showed trump sent that violent mob? guest: they had many tweets, for example, showing that he had planned something big or january 6. -- big on january 6. she remembers rudy giuliani told her something really big is happening. today they indicated staffers had told president trump that there was violence attached to these groups, that they were coming to washington, that he could hear them from his office, and he seemed very pleased by. so it shows he had knowledge of their intent and he felt very excited about the possibility of the organized militias being in town the day of the election certification. k

who, reportedly, let the ragtag group of coup plotters, into the white house, for that crazy coup plotting december meeting. still, a year and a half after this happened, the committee, the new testimony, learning new things. additionally, the committee is also pulling on, another, i think, important threat. you may have seen things about this, we've covered it a bit in the news today, the secret service, particularly in its relationship for trump, and its attempt to steal the election. this is a strange, certainly unique entity, obviously, tasked with protecting the president, the vice president, their families, it has other things that does, and the treasury department and counterfeiting. it is now under the purview of the department of homeland security, which makes it, officially, part of the national security apparatus in the united states. and, of course, being a secret service agent, being close to a protector he, as they are called, you also formed personal bonds with the protectees, or you might from the opposite, he may come to hate the people you protect. but, they all come from

plus the crazies attempt to push their basis big lie in a secret white house meeting the turned into a screaming match. and, testimony from a former member of the oath keepers. the events on january 6th could've been the spark that started a new civil war. how much worse could it have been? as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. good evening once again i'm stephanie ruhle. today, as its seventh hearing on the january 6th committee laid out its case, that donald trump summoned its mob to the capitol? with the now ominous december 19th, 2020 tweet promising that that they would be wild. >> this tweet served as a call to action and as some cases as a call to arms, for many of donald president trump's most loyal supporters. >> donald trump's 1:42 am tweet electrified and galvanized supporters especially the dangerous extremists and the oath keepers, proud keepers and other white nationalist groups. >> there were many revelations about the days that led up to january 6th after joe biden had officially been declared the winner of the 2020 presidential election, we learned th

to the administration, things like inflation to the current administration but it's crazy and talk about the white houseut this last year, is sets themselves up, you can't blame reddit for one year and no credit for next year when it goes to hell in handbasket which they're going to try to do now and they should be embarrassed. >> is this putin problem, too? that he make hot dogs more expensive? that's his excuse for everything, putin's height price hike, other going to be able to pass it or is biden going to go on vacation and not address it? >> everything is putin's fault, right? i think this is interesting about california handing out rebate and this is part of a 17 billion-dollar bailout package, middle release package. and you know, there isn't much of a middle class left so it's always nice if you are a struggling family, 300 to $1000, that's meaningful but how about the lasting by the governor there? >> let's talk about something you and i know well living in california, the gas tax, we are going to send inflation relief checks and rebate by the government which will make inflation worse, but now

after all the plan, doctor, after the big lie after that after crazy white house meeting where they try counsel. and she voted machines after they try to correct that the fbi justice department after they try to pressure mike pence and into an 8 state legislators and state state officials. he comes out this. the the the president has summoned the mob. he knows that there are and, you know, is that they're dangerous. they're if he wanted to march with them to capitol hill. he said in the capitol hill and during that time period, all did miss it. watch fox news and then call sent jurors and rudy giuliani and deliberately choose not to do any taking action to stop the insurrection. >> in mike, you know, do you think that the evidence presented by the hearing our during the hearing, i should say, do you think that they change the minds of voters out there when it comes to the up to upcoming midterm elections or even the next presidential election. >> to >> get that. it is it is getting through to republican voters. there been a number of focus groups going out there that where the where tru

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overstocked and michael flynn and sydney powell and rudy, all of them coming up with crazy theories and the white houseipollone and others trying to push back on these deranged schemes. let's run some of what pat cipollone had to say. >> i opened the door and i walked in. i saw general flynn, i saw sydney powell sitting there. i was not happy to see the people in the oval office. >> explain why. >> the overstock person, i didn't know who this guy was. actually the first thing i did, i walked in, i looked at him and said who are you. and he told me. i don't think any of these people were providing the president with good advice. and so i didn't understand how they had gotten in. >> one senses if you got a beer in pat cipollone, he might be more descriptive about these individuals other than they weren't going to provide him with good advice. how did they get into the white house? >> they contact people, anybody that will sneak them in. wave them in. it's not that hard. also, the president would demand they would come in, and when the president tells you i want somebody to come in, you have to get them i

so looking for housing right now chase crazy real estate market. >> and i'm in miami, florida, visiting my parents down here. a lovely kids in the pictures behind me are any niece and nephew, not my own. >> well, i envy both of you, i'm here in bethesda which is my home, through the magic of zoom we are all joined together. now, you both have written very ambitious books this time. one analyzes and distills a whole decade, the other analyzes and distills 150 books. how did each of you get the idea to undertake these projects? garrett, we can start with you. >> okay, cool. i -- my inspiration for my book started in 2007 when jonathan yardley of the "washington post" did this whole series of reviews when he look back on literature from the past and stuff that stood the test of time, and that year he rereviewed "only yesterday" an informal history of the 19309s and and 10920 and i read that and was blownary and i thought could i do something like that for the time we're living in. so the fall of 2007 i started taking notes right during the housing bubble bursting and then the the following

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