for instance, don jr.'y guilfoyle, was paid $60,000 for her two-minute january 6th speech. but it was worth it. i'll never forget her immortal words: yaaahhg-haahheet-ahaaaghhh! ( laughter ) ( applause ) of course-- ( applause ) big fans. big guilfoyle fans. of course, the big question looming over all these hearings is, "someone's going to jail for this, right? right, guys?" somebody's going to jail? we got a hint last night from committee chairman and man seeing the other table get their guac, even though he ordered first, bennie thompson. representative thompson told reporters that the panel will not make any criminal referral of the former president or anyone else to the justice department. counterpoint: why not? there's a reason "law & order" doesn't start like this: >> in the criminal justice system, there is one branch who investigates the crimes, and that's it. everyone goes free. dun! dun! >> stephen: now only-- ( cheers and applause ) sure. only time will tell if the d.o.j. prosecutes anybody, but

i mean don jr. didn't knock up a stripper and then run away from child support. don jr.y laundering. hunter biden is evidence of media bias. just take that and switch up to don jr. and is the biggest door you've ever seen in the country. >> i still think it's more pathetic than it is outrageous. >> it's corrupt. i'd listen to hunter to. you're saying the corruption, not governmental corruption but media corruption. >> it's both. corruption runs wide and deep, her all day, like the rio grande. >> nice. ♪ ♪ if you have type 2 diabetes or high blood pressure you're a target for chronic kidney disease. you can already have it and not know it. if you have chronic kidney disease your kidney health could depend on what you do today. ♪far-xi-ga♪ farxiga is a pill that works in the kidneys to help slow the progression of chronic kidney disease. farxiga can cause serious side effects including dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections in women and men, and low blood sugar. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may lead to death. a rare, life-threatening bacterial

former president trump, his son don jr.anka have all agreed to answer questions under oath next month in the investigation into his business practices by the new york attorney general. the depositions are set for july 15th. >>> and the foo fighters say two concerts in september will honor taylor hawkins who died in march. the london shows will feature the drummer and his family. for more news connect online or on your connected tv. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news."♪ >> we come on the air with breaking news. a military osprey aircraft has crashed in california with reports of five service members on board. we are gathering the late-breaking details right now. so stay tuned. but we begin tonight right here in the nation's capital, where the house of representatives just voted on a package of gun control measures that would tighten the nation's gun laws in response to the recent mass shootings. democrats wanted to put republicans on the record with these eight measures, ever

. >> reporter: cnn obtained meadows' messages, include thing lengthy text from trump's son, don, jr. from november 5th before the election had even been called for joe biden. where he outlines how his father would prevent joe biden taking office, saying we have multiple paths, we control them all. another part of the committee's aim, to draw a straight line to subvert the will of the voters to the riot on january 6th. >> hang mike spence! >> all of my colleagues, all of them, knew that what happened on january 6th was an assault on our constitution. they knew it at the time. yet now they are defending the indefensible. >> reporter: the committee has also interviewed trump's immediate family, including don, jr., kimberly giuilfoyle, ivank and jared kushner. some of that video could be played tonight. what lingers over the hearings is whether the committee has uncovered enough to expose trump's role on that day. >> what was the president's role? >> we know some of the things about what the president did, certainly in propagating the big lie before that day and what he did at the rally

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the president's son don jr. urgently contacted mark meadows. he wrote, he has to condemn this shit asap. these are two examples of tck supporters and allies ging the president to tell his supporters to leave the capit. itill not -- would not have been hard r the president to walk down to be meeting room. reporter -- but harvey saide believed the attack was -- mccarthy said he believed the attack was -- >> i condemned the violence in the capital. what we are watching unfold is on america. i am disappointed and sad. this is out of the country should look like. this is not -- the first amendment. >> the cameras are higher 24/7. why has that he walked out and said that now? >> conveyed to the president what i think is best to do. i am hopeful the president will do that. >> mike gallagher employ the presidt to call off the atta. -- implored the president to call attack. >> you are the only person who can call this off. call it off. the election is over. call it off. this is bigger than you. it is bigger than any member of congress. it is about the u

i don't care question side you're on, no good speech ends with don, jr. coming out.ech. ( laughter ) once again, as much as people want to be angry at donald trump,ful r i feel like this is one of the instances where he is the black light on america's democracy because he didn't invent this scam. politicians from every party use their campaign funds to enrich their friends. it's just trump does it so egregiously that everyone notices it. all politicians are, like, donate, it's for the fund. but nobody looks where the money goes. it's something you pay attention to because of how he does it. it's the same way all of us have eaten a grape or two at the grocery store. but trump's the guy who walks into whole foods with a fork and knife. it's, like, you guys have the best raw chicken! so good! so good! that's it for the headlines. before we go to a break, time to check in on the weather forecast with our very own desi lydic, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) desi, so good to see you again. so, what's the weather looking like? >> oh, trevor, we're inside! it doesn't matt

can you imagine if this was done with don jr. when donald trump was president?s, you have audio of hunter biden saying his father thinks he's a god. you will see from this network and fox business, hunter biden, thou shalt not discuss or report anything he says or does. when republicans take back the house in november and they will given the current state of this country, there will be hearings into hunter biden and accountability on this from those in power. you will not get it now, not under merrick garland or democratic congress, ashley. >> ashley: a lot to unpack this morning. thanks for getting up with us this monday morning. brand-new rules handed down for transgender swimmers in the wake of the lia thomas controversy and hillary clinton is sending a message to democrats ahead of november. >> griff: hi, jack. what's on the horizon? the answers lie beyond the roads we know. we recognize that energy demand is growing, and the world needs lower carbon solutions to keep up. at chevron, we're working to find new ways forward, through investments and partnership

and then our eric and don jr., you'll troog, and now there's place for them to move up.es with this crowd are endless. >> listen, you have been talking about how ivanka and jared have been trying to promote themselves as postwhite house figures. butle you said that this comes across as really pathetic. how is that? >> well, it's very disingenuous. i don't think anyone believes that they didn't know that donald trump had lost the election. i think that they understood before the lebs that he was going to lose and they understand what he was doing back in may of 2000 when he was setting the table for this plan. anyone who has been around donald trump any length of time knows that he always anticipates the whining that he's going to do. >> in may of 2000? >> yes, in may of 2000 he started saying it's probably going to be rigged -- >> you mean 2020? >> i'm so sorry. he might have done it then, too. certainly before the 2016 election, he made the same crazy claim. he's always looking for this trap door, this way of saying, yeah, burr i didn't really lose. i was cheated. that

scuttled the idea as "untenable" and "unsafe"-- coincidentally, also the secret service code names for don jrhter ) ( applause ) i think that's right, untenable and unsafe. it's too bad. i would have loved to see him struggle up the capitol steps, batting away cops with a k.f.c. drumstick, only to try to heave himself through the window and get stuck "winnie the pooh" style. ( laughter ) ( applause ) hang some tea towels, put somantlers on it. we've got an update on the plague. no, not that one, the other one. and i'll catch you up in the latest installment of my twice-running segment: >> dawn of the planet of the monkeypox. >> you got to tell them monkeypox is people! >> stephen: up to this point, experts have repeatedly said that this virus can be transmitted by close contact, like sexual intercourse. but now they're saying monkeypox can be airborne, too. i'm being told we have footage of the scientists making the discovery. >> fly! fly! ( applause ) >> stephen: the fact that monkeypox can be transmitted through aerosols makes it similar to the coronavirus. no, no, no! i can't go back to ly

election fraud in the 2020 election, as well as interviews with the former president, mike pence, don jrared kushner. so the january 6th committee could play actual documentary footage of these dinguses in their televised hearings. in other words, the former president might finally be brought down by his closest allies: >> person, woman, man, camera, tv. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: still got it. still got it. holder will be deposed by the committee tomorrow, but released a statement saying, "when we began this project in september of 2020, we could have never predicted that our work would one day be subpoenaed by congress." how were you so surprised? everyone the former president knows gets subpoenaed. we're one week away from liz cheney swearing in grimace. ( laughter ) ( applause ) now, it is possible that not everyone in the white house knew this documentary was being shot. it's subtle, but see if you can spot it. a "rolling stone" reporter asked one of the former president's campaign staff for a comment about the revelation about the footage and that person replied, "what the

or going after coke by banning don, jr. all right, that is it forth headlines, before we go let's check on the traffic with our own roy wood, jr. everybody. (applause) what's happening, roy. >> what's up, man. >> you been good in. >> i'm good, i'm good. >> i know we want to get to the traffic but that brings up a good point. am i supposed to be excited about 18 cent off of gas? >> trevor: i guess they want you to be. >> i don't know, i don't feel like that's a lot. i'm sure 18 cent, i'm sure that is a lot of gas where you are from, i'm sure that is a lot of gas. >> trevor: because i'm from africa? >> you said it, not me. this is the thing. like i feel like 18 krepts t is like, a nice gesture but it ain't really doing nothing. when your grandma still give you $10 for your birthday, i'm 43, what am i going to do with these $10, this ain't even a sandwich. ain't even-- du-- you looking like you want me to do traffic. you know, traffic, like perfect thing about the gas, right, all right, so gas is up, cuz everybody consuming ga

because the two of them had a feud, so there is no love lost between the two of them, and then eric and don jr. may now be thinking, i have the shot at being the best child because ivanka is obviously abandoning her role, and now there is a place for them to move up. in a, the rivalries with this crowd are endless. >> you have been talking about how ivanka and jared have been trying to promote themselves as post-white house speakers but this comes across as really pathetic. how is it? >> it is very disingenuous. i don't think anyone believes that they didn't know that donald trump had lost the election. i think they understood before the election that he was going to lose, and they understood what he was doing, back in may of 2000, when he was setting the table for this plan. anyone who has been around donald trump for any length of time knows that he always anticipates what he will do. >> in may of 2000? >> yes. in may of 2000, he started saying, it will probably be rigged, it will probably be stolen. >> may 2020? >> in 2020, yes. >> i was going to say, wait a minute but he might have done it

don jr. was in the back seat. she was told that anyway.ctually she was told on the way to the rally donald trump stripped naked declared himself the king and all of shakespeare plays on his smith correspond 'rona processor he bothered from his head adolf hitler who isn't really dead but lives in a shampoo bottle in mar-a-lago pool house. maybe that ace bit much. but her claims are even much believable. she claims she was told that trump actually tried to grab the steering wheel from a secret service agent. the verb used lunged, he lunged. yes, lunge, the thing my personal trainer makes me do by holding my daiquiri out of arm's reach. about eight inches. but, yeah, trump apparently crawled out through the back window of the beast. the beast, which is the code name for the presidential limo, as well as hillary clinton. shuffled across the roof, then slid down in through the driver's side window to grab the wheel while screaming screw the guns let jesus take the wheel. sounds real, right? good thing we have a republican there to keep it all o

do you think don jr. would get away with that? i don't think so. how about the bush twins?t if they went on a crack bender and tossed a hot gun in a dumpster across from a school? we know they wouldn't. but you get the point. they probably wouldn't do this either. >> i spent more time on my hands and knees picking through rugs, smoking anything that even remotely resembled crack cocaine. i probably smoked more parmesan cheese than anyone. [laughter] -- anyone that you know. i remember one time for 13 days without sleeping. and smoking crack and drinking vodka exclusively throughout that entire time. >> jesse: when you have liberal privilege, you can do whatever you want and the media is going to help you clean it up. >> when did you have a gun? >> well, i -- again, you know, it appeared in my life that was difficult. but, you know, i -- i don't know. >> jesse: the i don't know defense only works for democrats. and it's not just the media helping with the clean-up effort. in hunter's case, the secret service even chipped in, yeah. when the gun went missing, they helped searc

what about don jr. saying, we're coming to get you?t evidence time and time again that these people were over at a hotel right by the white house conspiring, and you have steve bannon talking about how all hell is going to break loose tomorrow? they are saying, it's coming. the storm is coming. eastman is even saying, yeah, i know this could lead to vie violence just happens. shit happens. violence happens. what are you going to do about it? >> i don't disagree with you about that, joe. i'm just telling you the hard part of the statute is showing someone intended the use of force. you talked about donald trump jr., rudy giuliani, john eastman, all these characters. what teach of them says, right, implicates what they knew and intended. when you're talking about what the president intended, you have to individually show his intent. i think you're getting closer and closer. i don't know that that statute in the end, seditious conspiracy, is the one. look, if they charge him at all, i think there are easier ways to charge him. for instanc

. >> then, there is kimberly guilfoyle don jr.'s fiancÉe.e spoke for less than three minutes on the sixth. the washington post reported she was paid 60,000 bucks for that little speech by the conservative nonprofit turning point action. and the sponsoring donor? the 72 year old areas of the public's grocery store chain. for more, let's bring in syracuse law professor professor, david cay johnston, he also wrote the big cheat, how donald trump fleeced america and enriched himself and his family. david, you might need to write a whole another book on this alone. you have been covering this man since the atlantic city casino days in the 80s. does any of this surprise you? he's always done it. he's -- >> no, not at all. donald is the third generation ahead of a for generation white collar crime family, that dates back to the late 1800s. and, they have been doing this all their lives. you know, when you lose a campaign it's impossible to raise money, why would anybody give you money, you lost. donald figured out how to turn it into a quarter bill

and then you have don jr. saying he's always right.hildren were desperately calling trying to get donald trump to intervene on january 6th, saying something must be done, so yeah, quite a disconnect there, right? >> yeah, absolutely. absolutely. and i think what is interesting as well, and unprecedented in the series that i directed is the absolute admiration and love that the three children have towards their father. it's absolutely clear and evident and eric says at one point is his father is his best friend. they totally admire their father, and you know, i see there that it is interesting the way certain narratives have come out recently about how the narrative changes differences of opinion, but certainly do admire him very much. and part of the series is also about the dynamic between the three children and who could be the successor of donald trump. >> can we talk for a minute about january 6th. >> yeah. well, it was a sad day. it was a day there was great anger in our country. people went to washington because they were angry w

former president trump and two of his children don jr. and ivanka are now set to testify on july 15th. each member of the family will testify separately. and the date could change if the state's court of appeals issues a stay. we'll be right back. a stay we'll be right back. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit coventrydirect.com to find out if your policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. millions have made the switch from the big three to xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year on their wireless bill. and all of those millions are on the nation's most reliable 5g network, with the

and texting from the president's own son, apparently unable to get through to his dad -- don jr. wrote, quote, he's got to condemn this asap. the capitol police tweet isn't enough. we need an oval office address. he has to lead now. it's gone too far and got out of hand. and this is when you go to the mattress on this. they will try to f his entire legacy if this gets worse. even trump's faithful, docket and loyal supporters up fox news were distraught, begging him to do something -- >> quote, mark -- the president needs to tell people in the capitol to go home. this is hurting all of us. he is destroying his legacy, laura ingraham wrote. please, get him on tv, destroying everything you have accomplished, brian kilmeade texted. quote, can he make a statement? ask people to leave the capitol, sean hannity urged. >> it's notable they all appeal to trump's vanity. in their intriguing, because they know the man. now, another of the trump children, ivanka, reportedly spent much of the afternoon trying to convince her dad to do something. philip rucker and carol leonnig, write, quote,

clears the way for his deposition next month as well as the deposition of his children ivanka and don jrsubstantial constitutional question that warranted its intervention. the court also dismissed a motion by former president trump's lawyers to stay the subpoenas. the house committee investigating last year's capitol riot january 6th has postponed tomorrow's scheduled hearing. the schedule was to feature dramatic testimony, they say, from former justice department officials who threatened to resign over then president trump's pursuit of election fraud theories. republican member adam kinzinger says that hearing will be held next week. there's some confusion among democrats about whether the panel will produce criminal referrals against the former president. last night the chairman of the committee bennie thompson said no but house speaker nancy pelosi is not so sure. she says the facts should, quote, take us where we need to go. up next, why senators and members of the house are racing to try to pass new gun control legislation as soon as possible. we are farther down the road to gun sa

don, jr., his fiance kimberly guilfoyle. today, the chairman of the committee, bennie thompson, did not rule out the possibility we may see part of these depositions, at least clips from them as part of the hearings. whether or not they happen tomorrow night remains to be seen. we expect a number of hearings in june where we may hear directly from these people in the trump circle. we know that tomorrow will be focused on the right-wing groups that caused so much violence and chaos on january 6th. it points back to this audio you just played, erin, this idea that people knew this was coming, including republicans. and part of what the committee will lay out is the idea that this was a premeditated attack, that there were people here with the specific purpose of rioting and causing chaos and violence. one of the individuals you'll hear from is nick quest, a documentaryian, who was embedded with the proud boys on january 6th and in a period of time leading up to january 6th. the committee considers him a first hand fact witness

there's don jr.. there's jarred.supposed to be his advisors, and these advisers, including bill barr, including everyone that is being asked questions, and that is coming for the january six committee, has to be held liable to the fact that no one said a word. >> well, let me ask you about the friends and family, because this is hundred $50 million that they raised for this election defense fraud front, kim guilfoyle, the girlfriend, she had to pay 60 grand for a two-minute speech, exactly from those funds. what is your take on that? >> stephanie, it's pattern, pattern, pattern. it's not profit. it's the abuse of funds. we do just follow the money, and we do find all leads to donald trump. >> reminder for our audience, when stephanie mentions nonprofit, in new york judge, during trump's presidency, ruled that ivanka trump and other trump family members weren't even allowed to sit on a charitable board for the next ten years, because of the misuse of funds with their family foundation. think about that. chuck, do you

trump's future daughter-in-law was paid $60,000 for a 2 1/2 minute speech to introduce her fi fiance don jrwas stolen, will this news that hundreds of millions of dollars were raised for a fictitious fund, do you think that will have an impact with republican voters? >> sadly you got to move the needle. again, the nature of a cult of personality is people follow it regardless. so you have social evangelical conservatives following a guy who wasn't exactly socially conservative in what he had long believed. you have fiscal conservatives following a guy who dubbed himself the king of debt. it is just a weird world right now. i think at the end of the day it won't move the needle one bit, which is, again, a sad commentary on this cult of personality that has a hold on too many primaries across the state and across the nation, though i don't think it will play out on the coast of south carolina. >> it is indeed a weird world, former south carolina governor mark sanford, thank you for your time this morning. >> well put. weird world indeed. >>> we're living -- we are live, i should say, on capit

in fact, the text messages that were released to the public shows that don jr.wanted the breach of the capitol, but they're not going to have this opportunity. and i think it actually hurts their cause. >> did really does. never forget that donald trump in his speech that says go down to the capitol and patrioticically and peacefully make your voice heard. i can't get over those words. >> not included. >> they won't present that part of his speech to the american people. >> congressman, you been a part of your own investigation after being banned from being a part of this panel. talk to us about what you would focus on what you discovered. >> we discovered serious and real issues related to the breakdown of leadership within the top ranks the capitol police. remember that right after january 6th the capitol police got together and over 90% voted no confidence in their department's leadership. the head of the capitol police union have told me that they weren't prepared for what happened on january 6th because the intelligence never got to them. they had intellige

for example, when he's passing on treasonous text messages, phone calls, that were coming in from don jre know from ginni thomas. he still has a world of potential criminal exposure ahead of him. let's not read in too much the doj's decision, not to bring these misdemeanor charges. >> all right, glenn krischner, thank you for your time and insight. we appreciate. yeah tomorrow, join an obscenity for day two of the january six hearings, special -- morning joe, followed by the full hearings live at 10 am eastern and afterwards andrea mitchell, kylie jackson will make sense of the evidence we've seen so far. president biden's reaction to the gun deal in the senate, that's coming up. plus dozens of patron -- near an idaho pride event. we'll take you deeper into the shadow extremist organization. and glad president scary -- to talk about the lgbtq+ community is facing. facing. his is the meta portal plus. a smart video calling device that makes working from home work. a 12-megapixel lens makes sure your presentation is crystal clear. and smart camera auto pans and zooms to keep you perfectly

he and his, ivanka and don jr.epositions with the new york state attorney general. i think ivanka knows that her father will sell around, but she may say, hey dad, i can sell you out too. >> interesting point to end. on leave it there for. now susan del percio we appreciate you. thanks. still to come, we are waiting for president biden's arrival in new mexico, where he will be brief on the largest wildfire recorded in the state's history there. and record gas prices nation wide with little received insight. >> i was actually dreading cutting to the gas station, because i know it was gonna be $100 once i plumped. $5 that's crazy. $5 that's crazy. mind. it's kinda like having liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. woah! look out! [submarine rising out of water] [minions making noise] minions are bitin' today. (sung) liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. minions: the rise of gru, in theaters july 1st. and, we're back! it's time to see which chew provides the longest-lasting

development just into cnn, lawyers for the former president, donald trump and his children, ivanka and don jrhed an agreement with a new york attorney general's office, and the trumps will sit for depositions beginning on july 15th, unless a new york appeals court intervenes, the deadline for that was tomorrow. what's the significance? >> that was a civil investigation relating to financial transactions in which, and tax transactions in which donald trump and the trump administration or excuse me, the trump organization inflated or deflated the value of their assets. i think it's important because these people are going to be under oath, locking in testimony from the former president is quite serious, and of course this is not the only ongoing investigation. it's the only one left, it looks like, because a manhattan d.a. dropped the criminal investigation and that's winding down, relating to the same transactions. but here, i mean, this is a man for many decades avoided any kind of legal liability, and looks like maybe he's going to have to talk. >> that's the legal half, quickly, can you giv

don jr. family. >> i do want to play this jared kushner testimony. >> jared, are you aware of instances where pat sib loan any threatened to resign? >> like i said, my interest was trying to get pardons done. him and the team were always saying, we're going to resign, we're not going to be here if this happens, if that happens, so i kind of took it up to be whining, to be honest with you. >>. >> jared and ivanka doing a lot of damage control claiming even before the election results mp final, they wanted to get out of town and go to miami, but on january 6th, they were both still there. >> for one, you just noted, we know both through ivanka's statement as well as what my colleague peter baker reported just after the election that they were ready to go. they were ready to go to miami. they had an awareness that the election -- >> that doesn't line up with the facts and is also not believable. >> absolutely. at this point, you know, from hearing jared just now, you also hear that it was almost

. >> don jr., eric, lara, kimberly, i think meadows was there, at some point ivanka came in. >> when i entered the office the second time, he was on the telephone with who i later found out to be was the -- the vice president. >> started off as a calmer tone, everything, and then became heated. >> the conversation was -- was pretty heated. >> i remember hearing the word "wimp." squerm if he said you are a wimp, you will be a wimp. imp with is the word i remember. >> it was a different tone than i had heard him take with the vice president before. >> do you remember what she said her father called him? >> the p-word. >> this was clearly the incredible amount of pressure from the sitting president of the united states on the vice president of the united states. >> it was the culmination of all of that pressure when mike pence finally said, you know, on the phone to trump i am not gonna do this. and trump, even at that moment, wouldn't accept it even though, days earlier, the conversation that you were just asking -- you were just asking about a few minutes ago -- they had a meeting in

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shocked, because i am shocked that donald would allow kimberly gargoyle to end up with $60, 000, or don jri mean the time that you send your money to anything that has his name attached to, it it's his money. and as we know donald trump doesn't like to part with a single dollar. not whether it's for his children certainly. as you know i have a law suit pending against trump for money that he still owes me for legal fees. listen, i should call somebody at his defense fund because that money is going to either buy him a new airplane, it is going to pay for some of the fines and leans that he is going to end up probably having on his property after the new york attorney general finishes with him. but you know, mike, if i can just another conversation for a quick second. did you get a chance yesterday to watch the faith and freedom coalition? because i actually did, and there was something that really just jumped out at me. because you know, i've been talking to you for years about this, and it is also covered heavily in the book. that donald trump is like a mob boss, and he talks and. code di

i believe that if ivanka, or don jr., or for that matter already giuliani, had received pardons, that they would be public record, and would've been released on the pardon list. >> joyce, let me ask you this. despite the fact that it seems as if all roads are leading back to the former president and the testimony that we've seen so far, is there a weary, is there concern, a possibility that the former president could use eastman as a fall guy, in fact saying i was taking my legal advice from my attorney who add trusted. >> sure, i mean donald trump always has a fall guy in mud. we have seen that play out over and over again. and it is why he has been such an elusive target for prosecution, and even for investigation. in this instance, we heard some really interesting testimony in the third hearing. we heard from greg jacob, pence 's legal counsel, that eastman in this meeting on the fourth had acknowledged that the course of conduct that he wanted them to embark on wasn't legal and that trump was in the room. can trump say, well you know i don't know, i was getting mixed advice. it is

select committee is trying to establish is there a line between what steve bannon was saying and don jrwe know they share advisers and they share people close to those two, you know, in their orbits. so they need to establish was there some sort of plan that the trump children knew about for somehow stopping the certification on january 6th as bannon was predicting. >> yeah, ivanka trump of course testified and we've seen some of that testimony, but eric and donald trump, we need to know more about what they were doing around those days, and these cameras from alex holder may help us understand that. hugo lowell, thanks so much as always. joe. >>> hey, joining us now contributor to conservative website the bulwark and host of not my party on snapchat, tim milley, author of the new book titled "why we did it: a travel log from the republican road it to hell" and here we are, tim. >> you like that, tim? >> i like that. in my formative years, you know, i always said the guy who i thought was the most effective governor was jeb bush, a guy you know very well. you look back not so many years

i was told it's going to be don jr. ivanka the vice president and you who have your own team and i did i did not do that because it wasn't my campaign and i was already leaving i was about to leave for my family and that was not going to change i couldn't shift over from the job of senior counselor the president that i love to go and actively campaign, but one thing that i think should have been done differently. i think that campaign should have been more reflective of what the president was able to accomplish including on covid instead of hoping and pretending that the economy is going to come in as the big issue recognize that women particularly as a chief health care offic. a households distant proportionally a majority of the health care consumers and providers were very nervous about covid. the kids were home from school. the women were pushed out of the workforce. particularly. even the men if there were men in the household. they were home working from home. so it really transformed the country and people were n