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dnc chair jaime harrison will tell us. >>> and the target of marjorie taylor greene's transphobic sign responds. i'm jonathan capehart. this is "the sunday show." >>> this sunday, the third covid vaccine is now approved for use in the united states and president biden's covid relief bill is one step closer to reality topping off a momentous and contentious week for the new administration. on thursday, the united states carried out air strikes in syria targeting iranian-backed militias in retaliation for attacks on american personnel in iraq. >> mr. president, what message were you sending to iran with your first military action? >> you can't get -- you can't act with impunity. be careful. >> on friday, the director of national intelligence released a report finding that saudi arabia's crown prince mohammad bin salman approved the murder of "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi. the administration said it would not impose direct sanctions on the crown prince but the president told reporters saturday to expect more news on saudi arabia tomorrow. in the early hours saturday morning,

in the meantime, the dnc has a voting protection effort that is geared up to fight back.ey. we're going to fight back against all of these oppressive laws we see in many of these states. >> so, georgia was, i guess, the biggest surprise state in the wins for joe biden this time around. of course, it was tracking in that direction. we started to see it moving that way over the last few years. what is the next georgia on your horizon? >> well, listen, i think texas is the next georgia. hopefully in a year or two, a few years, south carolina is the next georgia. you know, we haven't forgotten and aren't going to give up on florida. you know, the georgias and the arizonas, that's really going to be my focus over the court of the next four years as the dnc chair, to be planting the seeds in these states. that's why we're going to net a 50-state strategy going back to howard dean to strengthen our state parties so we can foster the growth of these georgias and arizonas all across this great nation of ours. >> and how important is it for you to be concerned about local elections

if i 1:15 an explosive device had been found at the dnc. minutes earlier the house sergeant at arms called for immediate assistance. that was at 1:34:00 p.m., the mayor of washington, d.c., called for additional national guard troops. i won't go through all of the details of the violence that unfolded here, you just saw that. as we walked through what arch dominic are commander in chief did that day a might want to be very clear about exactly what was happening here at the same . for 40 minutes, while buildings were being cleared, pipe bombs were being found, his supporters were literally reaching the perimeter of the capital, and overwhelming law enforcement. we saw the violence that was occurring. we heard nothing from the president of the united states. we didn't hear anything from donald trump donald trump until 1:49:00 p.m. meanwhile all of this is unfolding, president trump sends out a tweet. this was the first thing he did when he learned the united states capital, all of the members of congress, his own vice president was under viol

and by 1:15 an explosive device had been found at the dnc. a pipe bomb had been found at the rnc about 15 minutes earlier. the house sergeant at arms had called for immediate assistance. 1:# 34 p.m. the mayor of washington d.c. called for additional national guard troops. i won't go through all of the details of the violence that unfolded here. you just saw that. but as we walk through what our commander-in-chief did that day, i want to be very clear about what exactly what was happening here at the same time. for 40 minutes our buildings were being cleared, pipe bombs were being found. his supporters were literally breaching the perimeter of the capitol overwhelming law enforcement and you saw the violence that was occurring. we heard nothing from the president of the united states. we didn't hear anything from donald trump until 1:49 p.m. when while all of this is unfolding, president trump sent out a tweet. this was the first thing he did when he learned the united states capitol, all the members of congress, his own vice-president was und

i advised the dispatchers i would respond to the dnc since that building was closest at the time. en route, i heard officers calling for immediate assistance so i proceeded past the dnc to the capitol. as arrived to the east front plaza of the capitol, i heard a officer sound there was a breach at the rotunda door and heard them qualifying out through the building. i was able to enter a lower level door with the assistance of a capitol division officer. once inside of the door i immediately noticed a large crowd of possibly 200 rioters yelling in front of me. since i was alone, i turned to go back so i could enter another door but within the few seconds it took me to walk back to the door i entered, there were already countless rioters outside of the building banging on the door. i had no choice but to proceed through the violent crowd in the building. i made my way through the crowd by yelling and pushing people out of my way until i saw capitol police civil disturbance units in riot gear in the hallway. they were holding the hallway to keep rioters from penetrating deeper into t

15pm, an explosive device had been found at the — 1:15pm, an explosive device had been found at the dncinutes earlier, the house sergeant at arms had called for immediate assistance. at 1:34pm, the mayor of washington, dc called for additional nationat— washington, dc called for additional national guard troops. i won't go through— national guard troops. i won't go through all the details of the violence _ through all the details of the violence that unfolded here, you 'ust violence that unfolded here, you just saw — violence that unfolded here, you just saw that, but as we walked through— just saw that, but as we walked through what are commander—in—chief did that _ through what are commander—in—chief did that day. _ through what are commander—in—chief did that day, i want to be very clear— did that day, i want to be very clear about exactly what was happening here at the same time. for 40 minutes. _ happening here at the same time. for 40 minutes, while buildings were being _ 40 minutes, while buildings were being cleared, pipe bombs were being found. _ being cleared, pipe bombs were

i advised the dispatcher i would respond to the dnc since that building was closest to where i was at the time. en route i heard officers at the capitol building calling for immediate assistance so i proceeded past the dnc to the capitol. as i arrived to the east front plaza of the capitol i heard an officer yell there was a breach at the rotunda door door and i heard various officers calling for assistance at multiple locations throughout the building. many of the doors to the building were not accessible due to the size of the crowd, i was able to enter a lower level door with the assistance of a capitol division officer. once inside the memorial door i immediately noticed a large crowd of possibly 200 rioters yelling in front of me. since i was alone i turned to go back so i could enter another door but within the few seconds it took me to walk back to the door i entered there were already countless rioters outside the building banging on the door. i had no choice but to proceed through the violent crowd in the building. i made my way through the crowd by yelling and pushing people

the dnc metropolitan ended up taking that and running that so we could run two concurrently. that resulted in the evacuation of two congressional buildings, the cannon house office building as well as one of the library of congress buildings. it took extensive resources. >> to the assault on the capitol is not what caused the evacuation of those buildings. it was the pipe bomb discovery. >> correct, sir. >> there's been a bit of conversation today and quite a few members that have talked about the national guard and the length of time it took to be able to go through the bureaucratic process and get them deployed. i do think that needs to be shortened, obviously, in a deployment structure, and the complexity of the bureaucracy here. there seems to be a misunderstanding on this dais as some individuals describing the national guard as if they're the riot police that can automatically be called -- they're not -- were you expecting to have a rapid-response s.w.a.t. team at this point? what's a typical response from the national guard to be able to call them out when they're not

the fact, i walked to the dnc offices. to block walk from where i am right now.and there has been reports that pipe bombs, were found. in those offices. near the rnc, and dnc offices. was there any sweeps, for explosives? in those areas? prior or during january 6th? >> sorry, so no sir. no sweeps were done at the rnc, dnc, prior to january six. those areas are off our capitol grounds. it's not in line with our primary jurisdiction, if you will. >> so was there any communications, with local law enforcement? since you condemn -- conduct sweeps on a regular basis? here as you testify in long earth, cannon, and rayburn? was there any conversation with law enforcement about potential sweeps for explosives? and those two sites? >> so, no sir. we conducted daily intelligence briefs with our law enforcement partners, right before the sixth there was a call with all a lot enforcement in the region. as it relates to, them doing sweeps, they extended jurisdiction, there was no conversation specific to that. >> this is maybe an extended jurisdiction, but this is just a bloc

. >> this is open mic night at the dnc, we played the aoc instagram post where she relive the drama ofng not in the capitol. this is the reality show version of what we saw last night. the full ensemble. it's all designed to put political pressure on senators. >> laura: this is a prelude, and emotional prelude to the impeachment trial. it was listen to the groveling from the congressman dean. >> all around her country, i'm sorry. i'm sorry. for i have never understood, really understood what privilege really means. it took a violent mob of insurrectionist. >> laura: played with the mask a little bit too often, raymond. this is going to be a therapeutic of explaining and apologizing for your privilege. i think it will go on for years. >> somebody should apologize for congressman cori bush who earlier said aoc had the same line, the big villain here where the cops. remember, aoc was worried about somebody coming in and it came to bsp for a policeman. we have cori bush saying i felt like the cops were going to be ambushing us from behind. at the demonization of comments on the floor, fell

also found a short distance from the capitol complex pipe bombs at the rnc and dnc headquarters, which by the way, no one has been arrested for, but the fbi wants to talk to this man, and the reward to find him is up to $100,000. one suspect facing multiple weapons charged is accused of possessing five guns, hundreds of rounds of ammunition, 11 molotov cocktails, a cross bow, smoke bombs, and a stun gun. law enforcement found the items in his truck near the capitol. police escorted another guy from the capitol after finding two guns on him. one, a 9 millimeter hand gun with a single round in the chamber. the other with a fully loaded 12-round magazine. he was wearing a bulletproof vest and carried a gas mask. a pocket knife, and an mre, as if he was prepared for war or a siege. the feds arrested another guy who threatened to kill house speaker nancy pelosi. cleveland grover meredith. inside the trailer hitched to his nearby truck, police found hundreds of rounds of ammunition, three handguns, an assault rifle, and text messages in which he talks about headed to d.c. with a, quote, shit

baltimore it, she couldn't just target republicans, but russia did a lot more to help bernie than the dnc'so help. you call senator sanders everything but in a parent -- >> i must have meant them but i really regret them. >> reporter: her cleanup on aisle 5 didn't help. susan collins -- the decision to delete so many tweets raises concerns about her commitment to transparency. her twitter tantrums were too much for democrats west virginia senator joe manchin. >> the public statement makes this a challenge. we need to find support on the republican side. >> reporter: it always comes down to the math. the senate with 50/50. with manchin defecting they need help from the other side. the questions about the qualifications, the administration isn't budging. >> the president nominated her because he believes she would be a director who is tested, leaving policies, roll up her sleeves and do the work. >> reporter: with collins and mitt romney the nomination could likely votes for confirmation. those nates mean the confirmation equivalent of deletion. shannon: some good news before we say good nigh

how to get to the cannon building from the capital via a tunnel but those bombs were placed at the dnco me as though these things don't add up. >> i will be the first one to admit, i walk by the rnc headquarters on my way to the office that morning, later to find out there with a pipe bomb planted there. i am not discounting any of that. those are very important details. but in our offices where we were, we were barricaded, our doors were locked. we had to evacuate twice that day, the capitol police came around to each office, just like aoc's, for our own safety because of this threat at the dnc and rnc. many of us were stuck in the tunnel under the capitol. two weeks ago, i read that some of the rioters were sneaking down there and trying to find a way to get down there. these are all serious things, we have to realize that they were not in our hallways or doors banging to get in. that didn't happen. we were locked in our office. >> sandra: we just had a map up that clearly showed the very different locations of the buildings where the riots were happening and where you and the congre

thing happening all over western democracies which is why it was not just a committee decision the dnc made in 1971 but something that was a consequence of the boomers generation. the richard branson anecdote that illustrates this that i love is virgin records, there was a moment in the late 70s when the people at one of his record factories looked at the album cover they were supposed to be printing and said god save the queen, the fascist regime, what? they saw the desecration of the queen and they said too far as too far. these workers liked the queen and we consider this album something close to treason so we refuse to have anything to do with the production of this sacrilegious artifact and richard branson said you will make the record i tell you to make. he ended up prevailing and i read this anecdote in a booklet described it in celebratory terms. look at those retrograde workers who couldn't understand the revolution. this was a victory for free-speech is what it is. but i look at that story and i see bosses triumphing over workers and cloaking it in the language of liberation

she said that russia did more to help bernie than the dnc's e-mails did to help hillary. >> you calledsan collins is now a no. the maine remember says her decision to delete so many tweets raises concerns about her commitment to transparency. her twitter tantrums were too much for joe manchin who is also a no. >> senator manchin's public statement makes this a challenge. we have to find support on the republican side. >> it always comes down to the math. the senate split 50/50, democrats need help from the other side. there's questions about her callifications but the administration is not budging. >> the president nominated her because she would be a stellar director. she's rolled up her sleeves and done the work. >> with collins a no coupled with mitt romney, could lack the votes for confirmation. the nays mean it could face the equivalent of deletion. >> shannon: well, good news before we said goo night. a restaurant in texas giving out 500 free meals. the restaurant didn't have electricity but had a gas oven and stove and that was enough to make large batches of spaghetti and lasag

former deputy press secretary for the dnc and host of moms on fox nation and fox news contributor rachely. jose and rachel. rachel, start with you. there are some schools that have in person. catholic schools and other parochial schools are managing to do that. why are we able to do it but biden can't put in place guidance that has all schools doing it? >> because joe biden and the democrat party are beholding to the teachers unions. they have way too much power and holding families and children hostage. frankly they're holding the entire country hostage. even in the situation in chicago the deal is tentative. mind you, it does not include high school kids who probably will not receive in-classroom learning for the rest of the year. we're talking about children's' lives. biden has been useless and two other people and that is michelle and barack obama who are, you know, the honored most famous citizens of chicago with one little tweet michelle and barack obama could have stood on the side of children and families in this debate and remember, harris, they have not been shy about stepping

the pipe bombs left at the rnc and dnc the night before, that is its own investigation.ut they are all being run out of the washington, d.c. office and we expect that to continue for the foreseeable future. susan: the justice department is undergoing a transition into the biden white house. will that have an impact on how the investigation is conducted? aruna: we expect the biden administration to nominate a new u.s. attorney in washington at some point. mike sherwin was put in that job by the trump administration but he was not technically a political appointee in the traditional sense because he is actually a career employee of the justice department. attorney general bill barr had put him in that job in an acting capacity. they could keep him there for some time while they nominate a new u.s. attorney and have that person confirmed by the senate. because this is such a broad investigation, they could also appoint a new u.s. attorney to focus on everything else the office does, because they are involved in a lot of other types of investigations and cases in d.c., and t

sides are raising money, give me your thoughts on that, how i've been getting a ton of emails from the dnc are fighting for trump are fighting against trump so i would be interested to see money has been raised thus far in this impeachment trial. >> harris: we know they typically start on time, we are just shy more than a minute away from the top of when you see the pick up of people going into, i come to, the video yesterday was harrowing especially hearing a number of those rioters chanting "have big questions about not been presented with that footage and details about what happened on january 6 by law enforcement, the capitol police, the washington, d.c., metropolitan police, why they are seeing this video for the first time in a very political setting during this impeachment trial. given their defense, the trump defense had a very tough time the first the case was presented the first day of this trial. democrats for four years have been trying to impeach the president and they've lost all credibility when it comes to the substance of their argument, they've been watering it couple of

surveillance warrant but doesn't tell the secret court it was funded by the democrats including the dncsteele's own source said this is hearsay, unverified, it is basically gossip said over beers. didn't tell the court that. they basically didn't tell the court that hillary clinton had a plan to use this trump-russia collusion narrative in order to quote, vilify trump and also basically to distract from her own email scandal. where is john durham, the criminal prosecutor on the jump russia probe? where is he on this? seems like the fisa court was seriously misled. the southern legal foundation, john solomon have been reporting on this. what do you say about this? >> what is maddening about john durham he is a professional prosecutor, doesn't air all his information. we're sitting here for a long time, john, get to the finish line, let us know your findings. i still have faith. i think john durham is a very professional prosecutor. he is not sharing things with the media like say jim comey was doing for years. so i think the bottom line is, we might know something fairly soon, depend as

intelligence unit, there's a different intelligence service than the military gr you that hacked into the dncso here is the deal. for those who are into corporate security stuff, solar wind was one company with network management and had 300,000 clients around the world, who in god's name on it was the right idea to have the same provider, the same supplier across all be sensitive agencies. think about your own company and how reliant you are on one single source provider and whether or not there is continuity and crisis management effect goes down. >> it has a domino effect. really difficult to reverse. the experts i am speaking to say it could be catastrophic but we have more questions about last week since this did involve the fbi. one person asked if you could describe the fbi watchlist process and how it is added to in the information shared in law enforcement. if you could elaborate on that. >> this is another teachable moment which is what the watchlist is and what it is not so i've seen some people screaming this was an fbi failure, these were not on the watchlist so obviously we need

portrayed as a conspiracy theory that seth rich a democratic national committee staffer leaked a trove of dncr it. fox news ultimately retracted the actual news story it had published. on his radio show hannity all you i am not foxnews.com and retracted nothing. hannity could eventually say he cut it out on tv for the family. after seth rich's family sued fox for emotional pain and suffering, the network settled confidently. hannity was one of several fox employees scheduled to be deposed. it's not clear whether that ever took place, and fox didn't reply for clarification on that. nor on our inquiry today about conspiracy theories. sean hannity may not subscribe to qanon, but when it comes to normalizing conspiracy theories, as jay-z might say, wasn't born a hustler of conspiracies, he was birthing 'em. lies about election fraud and voting machines being rigged could end up costing fox billions of dollars. >> voting technology company smartmatic has filed a $3 million lawsuit against fox, rudy giuliani and sydney powell are involved in this lawsuit. the earth is round, two plus two equals fou

buildings around the capital were starting to be evacuated and by 115 an explosive device was found at the dnc, a pipe bomb found at the rnc 15 minutes earlier, the house sergeant and arms called for immediate assistance at 1:34 p.m. the mayor of washington dc called for additional national guard troops. i won't go through all of the details of the violence that unfolded. you just saw that but as we walked through what the commander-in-chief did that day, let me be very clear about exactly what was happening here at the same time. for 40 minutes our buildings were cleared and pipe bombs found and supporters were literally breaching the perimeter of theal capital and you saw theto violence occurrin. we heard nothing from the president of the united states. we didn't hear anything from donald trump until 1:49 p.m. while all of this is unfolding president trump sent out amp . tweet. this is the first thing he did when he learned the united states capital his own vice president was under violent attack. what was the tweet? nearly hours after they breach the perimeter donald trump released a propag

and democrat strategist former dnc advisor, kevin walling.y've all got a lot to say it in entirely new way i'm excited about tonight. inez i'll start with you. have we reached the moment where we have seen the end of andrew cuomo's career? or as i asked a couple seconds ago, will he wiggle out of it? >> he has lost his biggest ally and wiggling out of things that was the coverage around donald trump. right now that orange man has exited the stage great i think it's going to fight harder to get the frankly media collusion that he has had. this is not a news story, janice and dean among others addenda fantastic job of exposing this parade this is not new information so much it is new the media is reporting on this information. so if he lost the media or who were his biggest fans for the last year he may not have any tight corners to wiggle out of at this point. kennedy: so david, does it reach obstruction of justice? and if so what is the proper punishment here? >> if the allegations that he intentionally misled about the evidence and nursing h

who placed the pipe bombs that were defused outside the dnc and the rnc the day of attack?as that -- were those pipe bombs, those operational pipe bombs definitively connected to the capitol assault? the former capitol police chief testified yesterday he thinks the pipe bombs were connected with the attack, but we don't know for certain, nor do we know who did that, which means somebody capable of creating operational pipe bombs and placing them and concealing them in d.c. is still on the loose. why are we not getting any briefings? on the cases the government is bringing against the capitol rioters. we haven't heard squat from any senior justice department figures about the investigation in weeks. the only guy we have heard from, the acting u.s. attorney in d.c. hasn't given a briefing on capitol rioter arrests in nearly a month. and, by the way, where's nancy pelosi's laptop? riley williams has been arrested in connection with her alleged actions at the capitol on january 6th. part of the allegations against her that led to her arrest is that she took part in stealing it.

. >> harris: power panel now, a former dnc deputy press secretary.othe fox news contributor. your thoughts. >> the attacks against the trump administration were super critical. it was the obama administration that built those facilities in the first place and you have to remember why. we were seeing a border surge of unaccompanied minors coming to the united states. why were we seeing that? because of the policies that were being put forward by the obama administration like daca. and we know this because of interviews that the border patrol did with unaccompanied minors back in 2014. a memo released the migrant children were saying they were coming to the united states because of new u.s. law that they would be able to be granted access if they came to the united states. we're seeing this again under the biden administration, the same story. they freeze on 100 day deportation. the mass amnesty bill the biden administration wants to put forward. we know it because interviews cnn did with one honduran mieg grant. they had 100 days to come to the united

and by 1:15 an explosive device was found at the dnc. a pipe bomb had been found at t the rnc and about 15 minutes earlier.the house sergeant at arms and called for immediate assistance. 1:30 4 pm, the wmayor of washington dc called for additional national guard troops. i won't go through all the details of theviolence that unfolded here .you just saw that but as we walk through what our commander in chief did that day i want to be very clear about exactly what was happening here at the same time. for 40 minutes, our buildings were being cleared, pipe bombs were being found and supporters were literally reaching the perimeter of the capital . and an overwhelming law enforcement and you saw the violence that was occurring we heard nothing from the president of the united states. we didn't hear anything from donald trump until 1:40 9 pm. and while all of this is unfolding, president trump sent out a tweet. this was the first thing he did when he learned the united states capital, all the members of congress, his own vice president was unde

russia did a lot more to help bernie than the dnc's random internal emails did to help hillary.n angst about her past twitter handling. she was involved in a progressive thinktank. a lot of people in washington tweet their politics. the question is, i guess, is everyone now supposed to know if you have any aspirations of being in the cabinet someday, keep the fingers off the keyboard? >> probably so. when she was tweeting that in 2016, of course she did not think that she would be nominated for omb. but the bernie sanders situation is interesting. when she was nominated, no one necessarily knew that he would be chairman of the budget committee. republicans were still likely in charge of the senate. so georgia happened obviously in the intervening weeks there during the transition period. so, look, we'll see where this goes. most people, i was speaking to someone who's close to her this morning. they say that she understands, she understands where this is going. it's unlikely she'll be confirmed. it's still possible. depends how much the white house -- how much they want to fight

children laughing and running, life moving forward] >>> former first lady michelle obama said in her 2016 dncs. the history of the united states is brief and slavery was abolished 155 years ago. it wasn't just the white house that was built using slave labor, by the way. the building that serves as the united states capitol was built and rebuilt using slave labor after its sacking in the war of 1812. most northern states had abolished slavery by 1804, it had its fair share of symbols erected. the trinity church in new york, the clergy rented enslaved people. many of our forefathers were enslavers, thomas jefferson's entire property was built and run by enslaved people. and slaved people helped build our intellect centers. many schools with storied histories were built by enslaved people including harvard university's law school and the university of north carolina. it was maintained by slave labor until 1865. poor recordkeeping and indifference by early historians makes it impossible to know every contribution to these buildings, but there's no doubt about how they got built. for sr 7 moistur

who placed the pipe bombs that were defused outside of the dnc and the rnc the day of the attack? was that -- were those pipe bombs, those operational pipe bombs, definitively connected to the capitol assault? the former capitol police chief testified yesterday he thinks the pipe bombs were connected with the attack, but we don't know for certain, nor do we know who did that, which means somebody capable of creating operational pipe bombs and placing them, concealing them in d.c., is still on the loose. why are we not getting any briefings on the cases the government is bringing against the capitol rioters? we have not heard squat from any senior justice department figures on the investigation in weeks. the only guy we have heard from, the acting u.s. attorney in d.c., hasn't given a briefing on capitol rioter arrests in nearly a month. and, by the way, where's nancy pelosi's laptop? riley williams has been arrested in connection with her alleged actions at the capitol on january 6th. part of the allegations against her that led to her arrest was that she took part in stealing it.

happening in all of the western democracies, which is why it wasn't just awork of committee decision, the dnc made in 1971 but something that was a consequence of the boomer generation and the richard branson anecdote that i love is that he ran virgin records, and there was a moment in the late 70s when the people at one of his record factories looked at the album cover they were suppose told be printing and said, hu, god save the queen the fastie regime? they saw the desdesecration of the queen and said, okay, too far is too far we the workers like the queen and we consider this album something very close to treason so wore going to refuse to have anything to do with the production of this sacra lidge just punch artifact and richard branson came, in stormed in and said, you will make the record i tell you to make. and he ended up prevailing, and i read this anecdote in a book that described it in celebratory terms like look at those retrograde workers who couldn't understand the youth and punch revolution, victory for free speech but i three-quarter story and see bosses triumphing over worke

they were told that the hillary clinton campaign and the dnc paid for, financed the steele dossier.y wanted to set up the trump russia narrative to vilify trump and over her email scandal that was not told to the fisa court. what do you say? >> i think it was the worse, if not the worst abuse of federal law enforcement powers and their powers, counterespionage powers in the history of the united states. the worst thing about it all, so far no one has paid the price for this, which means this kind of abuse could happen again in the future. elizabeth: here's the thing, i mean, james comey was pressuring then dni james clapper to include the steele anti-trump reporting inside of the intelligence community assessment on russian meddling. at that time, the fbi, by that time the fbi already let go christopher steele. he was thought to be, by many in the fbi to be unreliable, not trustworthy. even his own supposed russian sources said he is not trustworthy. he was let go for leaks to the media. the fbi let him go, but he is still reliable enough to put his stuff in the ica? your final word

trump russia probe in the flynn case was falling apart they were told hillary clinton campaign and the dnct up the trump russia narrative toet vilify trp and distract from her e-mail scandal all of that is apparently not told to the fisa court, what do you say? >> i think it was one of the worst if not the worst abuse of federal law enforcement powers and their powers counter and espionage in the history of the united states and the worst thing about it so far no one has paid the price for this which means this abuse could happen again in the future. elizabeth: here's c the thing james comey was pressuring then dni james clapper to include this deal anti-trump reporting inside the intelligence committee assessment on russia meddling, by that time the fbi had like go of christopher steel thought to be by unreliable not trustworthy even as though russian sources said she's not trustworthy and let go for leaks of the media, the fbi let him go but is still reliable to put his stuff in ica, your final word? >> he was obviously not reliable enough but all this makes the director of the fbi frank

that this is internet rumor, the anti-trump steele report financed by hillary clinton campaign and the dncwn source, that this was just gossip said over beers. comey testified later in june, 2017, congressman, that the anti-trump steele report was quote, unsalacious and unverified. he knew it was unverified but they still used it to get a wiretap against people like carter page. your reaction? >> they still use it to get a warrant. they still misrepresented and omitted information intentionally to the fisa court to get a fisa warrant to spy on carter page and others in the trump campaign. you can't tell me that they didn't know. he was the head of the fbi. he would have been briefed on all these things. if he didn't know he sure as heck should have known the information wasn't corroborated, wasn't accurate. they had a duty to investigate that. so i sure hope if there is evidence that john durham has that there was misinformation that was given to the fisa court which we know he absolutely should be held criminally liable for that. elizabeth: so january 2017 comey emails then dni clapper sa

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but democrats didn't even bring it up over the summer at the dnc.of a mark. like joe biden one, but some of the states he won were so, so close that the election could have gone the other way. so i don't know what impeachment does, is it hopes that in your mind that it does so much reputational damage of the former president just can't run again? he's not going to be removed or whatever. go ahead. >> being impeached much less being impatient twice is always going to be the first paragraph of a presence wikipedia entry. and presidents, donald trump may be a special case. it has been said that shamelessness is a superpower. but in general, president don't want to do things they can be impeached for. even though we've never removed within a scent trail yet so far. sue fuller so close and johnson. when i say we, i mean everyone back in 1867 or whatever was left all right, so i do think it is a superpower. the problem i have with this impeachment trial is it's not going to lead to a conviction and removal. number one, number two it takes away what really

the man who is believed to have left pipe bombs outside of the dnc and rnc buildings has not been identifiedorities and these investigations are continuing. just this week, a former nypd officer was charged related to the january 6th attack. he used to guard city hall in new york and yet ultimately video is showing this man striking officer with a metal pole. there's an update from capitol police in the investigation of -- related to the death of police officer brian sicknick. the fbi has identified -- or has at least identified the face in the individual that they want to press charges related to the death of brian sicknick. they believe that it could potentially have been the use of bear spray by this assailant. they have not identified the individual at this time, though, alex. >> but we know they're looking as intently as they can. thank you so much. appreciate that. >>> joining me now, norma torres, democrat from california. she's on the house appropriations and rules committee. congresswoman, welcome back to the show. i'm glad to see you again. i've heard you describe the terror of bei

intelligence unit, by the way that the different intelligence is in the military tru had been hacked into the dnc so here's the deal. there's a supply, for those of you into corporate security this is a supply chain,. solar winds was one country that serviced all of those agents with network management had 300,000 clients around the world. in god's name on it was the right idea to have the same provider, same supplier across all of these agencies? think about your own company and the supply chain and how reliant you are on one single provider and whether or not there's continuity in crisis management if that goes down to . >> it has a complete domino effect. it's difficult to reverse the section. i think you said the standards can be catastrophic but we have more questions here about last week . since this did involve the fbi. one person asks if you describe the fbi watchlist process given last week's events and how are people adding to it and how is the information shared with local law-enforcement and it's a important question from you earlier so if you could elaborate on that . >> we talk off-

"the new york times" recently asked former dnc chairman perez whether he thinks iowa should keep itse nation status. perez said, quote, a diverse state or states need to be first. the difference between going first and third is really important. we know the importance of momentum in democratic primaries. what say you, angela rye? >> well, i think, you know, julian castro said it best during the democratic primary. i couldn't agree with tom perez more. i wish he would have been more of an advocate of this while still sagts in the chair, but you know your homeboy from south carolina, jamie harrison, now occupies that seat and i know for a fact jamie harrison will absolutely fight for this, it's the right thing to do. when you talk about ensuring that people of color finally get their just due in the democratic party, the first way to ensure that is to make sure that our voices and our votes count when they should and that's at the very beginning of a primary. >> who do you think should be first? georgia, south carolina? >> well, south carolina is the first of the black states right now

maybe claim the dnc is trying to ban fan boats and jean shorts that go to the ankle -- what's that thethat and it will work and lou dobbs will suddenly be our next president? ay, man. politics, you sure are goofy but really, the truly galling part is the idea that democrats are somehow enticing migrants to come here and quote-unquote "commit crimes" when trump is under investigation for last i checked, i don't know, 30 different crimes. in fact, he's already confessed to illegally using his charity as a personal checkbook. and he was an unindicted co-conspirator in the michael cohen case you know, the one where he secretly paid hush money during a presidential campaign to cover up an affair with a porn star. remember that episode? that was way back in season one when trump still had marcel? the manhattan d.a. and new york attorney general are both investigating trump and his businesses the d.a. in fulton county has been looking into whether to open an investigation, and yesterday the georgia secretary of state's office said it opened an official inquiry into trump's unhinged phone call

and by 1:15 an explosive device had been found at the dnc, a pipe bomb had been found at the rnc about 15 minutes earlier. the house sergeant at arms had called for immediate assistance. 1:34 p.m., the mayor of washington, d.c. called for additional national guard troops. i won't go through all of the details of the violence that unfolded here. you just saw that. but as we walk through what our commander in chief did that day, i want to be very clear about exactly what was happening here at the same time. for 40 minutes while buildings were being cleared, pipe bombs were being found, his supporters were literally breaching the perimeter of the capitol and overwhelming law enforcement, and you saw the violence that was occurring, we heard nothing from the president of the united states. we didn't hear anything from donald trump until 1:49 p.m. when while all of this is unfolding, president trump sent out a tweet. this was the first thing he did when he learned the united states capitol with all the members of congress, his own vice president was under violent attack. and what was that t

. >> harris: one of the people that i talked with, deputy press secretary for the dnc for many years.'s his job, to be a professional communicator. he couldn't get around the fact that these are the same facilities. he says no, everything's different now. my question, is everything different now because biden has undone so many of trumps policies that we are right back to caravan surges at the border? children with adults we can't quite that. they don't match up as parents are relatives and we need to separate them from adults. what if they are cartels? you can't leave a child in harm's way. it gets really complicated. what's the answer for the biden administration? fire up the trunk facilities. there is no denying that among democrats. jose said it won't take long. it will just be a minute. i remember that summer. do you remember it under the obama administration? they had 90,000 children of undocumented coming into this country. they thought that was going to be short term too. >> emily: kennedy, digging a bit deeper into that interview, the whole narrative was different, the attitu

we have someone on tape leaving what were functioning, active pipe bombs outside the rnc and dnc.ot found this person. >> we don't. i mean i just would stress that this is a completely overwhelming event. frankly it's just completely dominating the fbi. there's so many cases, it's impossible for journalists to keep up with. it's impossible for a lot of these outside groups to keep up with. there were just so many people committing crimes that day and because no one was gathered up and arrested on the spot, it requires all this work to go through and figure out, okay, who are the most serious charges? so right now you're going to see that mix of very serious charges and people they're going after like we see with the oath keepers and just the easy cases of people that were really dumb and posted about it immediately after on social media. so it's a real mix what we're seeing. >> ryan reilly, i'm sure we'll be talking again as you continue to track this. thank you so much. >>> more than 260 people have now been charged in the insurrection on capitol hill. ted cruz, who actively prom