prosecutor going to florida on june 3rd to personally take custody of the remaining documents in don trump's possession. and when they take those documents, that's the day when trump lawyer christina bob was reportedly talked into signing a certification that it was completely false, a certification saying the documents being handed over on june 3rd where the very last government documents in donald trump's possession. donald trump had been hit with a subpoena for those documents by the government. so he had to turn over all of the remaining documents on that day because defying the subpoena would be a crime in and of itself. so the fbi agents and the prosecutor and on trump's home on june 3rd took that small collection of documents that they were handed that day and they took that written statement, made under oath, that there was absolutely nothing left in donald trump's home, and then the next line in the government telling of the story is always a version of what the source the solicitor general wrote in last night's filing to a supreme court. quote, the fbi uncovered evidence that the r

he had this to say in a primary entitled, if we had a free and fair election, don trump would still bedent today. >> i think trump won in 2020. maybe you disagree, but you have timid that this election was really messed up. we saw states change the rules at the last minute with mail-in ballots. >> that is all nonsense, trump lost. the number of mail-in ballots was because of the global pandemic. that is kind of rhetoric voters are getting from the republican running for senate. from kari lake, the trump backed republican who rhetorical nominee in arizona. lake is even worse, she is called biden an illegitimate president, she said she will only accept the results of the election if she wins. >> my question is, will you accept the results of your election in november? >> i'm going to win the election and i will accept that result. >> if you lose, will you accept that? >> i'm going to win the election and i will accept that result. >> -- that rhetoric is enormously dangerous for people who want to one -- that is the dichotomy. either i win, that's the thing we have been hearing from don t

i would have every one that voted for don trump. bice, get to buy field for $2.00 a gallon less. and everyone that voted for biden paid $2.00 more for fuel. so that would be my solution. what we need to do the legs. nate, what united states need to do is i start drill or awhile ago we, we, we've got, we can drill for oil. and for some reason our government thinks that we shouldn't be using our own oil, which is crazy. we got our environmentalist and all that trying to stop it. so what do we do? i don't take electric cars is gonna solve the problem. how do you make electricity? windmills when, when you have to blow for the wind wheels to work, what are you doing? the wind doesn't blow but to say that we're going to work off solar or battery technology that we have now. i don't think we got the capacity to do the work we're doing with what is available. you still have to have a source of electricity to charge your battery capacitor or whatever system you're using. if you let your diesel fuel and turn the generator to make the energy, the fertilizers, a lot of the, the commercial, a

and trump do that, then what does that mean? >> yes, donis is crucial evidence of donald trump's knowledge and intent. these are keeping the prosecutors look for. let's play this out. donald trump says, to his lawyer, i want you to tell the archives that we've now returned everything to them. this is after they returned that initial batch of 15 or so boxes. that is false we, know that is false. there are not just a few dock with schedule run mar-a-lago, but thousands of documents left. and then, trump's lawyer, responded that i can't or won't do that. the only reason a lawyer would do that it's cooler knows it is not true. lawyers cannot lie to investigators to court. so that point, donald trump certainly knows that his lawyer believes it is a false statement. it really is important prosecutors want take a close look at. >> we have a similar conversation, i believe it is last week, we are talking of the story will silent for donald trump. and i said maybe they did not have a rational argument to come up with. they say we can all stop with s

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one reason why don trump cesar to make fun of than barack obama, among myriad of the reasons, is thatthe daily show, -- he was brilliant. he was really guided. he also basically did -- he was telling the audience is what they wanted to hear about politicians, the way they wanted to hear it. and there's a certain amount of sort of preaching to the choir that you've got. some are really good at it. it doesn't mean they're not funny, but there is a definite sort of sense -- >> how do you explain the idea that people like, there are people that did go too far, but you have the jim carrey and others who are saying, look, we're being criticized for our economy and the, you're saying we go too far when we're criticizing people for example. >> comedians also make fun of joe biden. >> i was saying -- >> the obama era, he wasn't touched. the reason why i think that's wrong is because, look at what comedians are doing to joe biden. all day, all the time. he's very -- >> i'm not the professional comedian. but if we're gonna talk as allison is talking about how brave and wonderful and great this c

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, in writing, quote, our wonderful evangelicals are fall far more appreciative, of what he says, don trumpme written statement, donald trump complained, complained about, quote, the jewish people, people of the jewish faith, especially those living in the u.s.. shortly after making that statement, donald trump endorsed congressman lieu zeldin, who did not complain about jewish people. and did not complain about donald trump complaining about jewish people before endorsing them. donald trump's complaint, about jewish, people came after kanye west made -- the caught him kicked off of social media. new -- have complained about kanye west homicidal threats against jewish people. the one politician who defended donald trump's comments, is benjamin netanyahu, former prime minister of israel, who is currently the subject of a corruption raz investigation. >> many, many evangelicals, have indications of a biblical prophecy, and it's really a flaw for all humanity. >> i'm. the biblical prophecy that evangelicals are excited about, in israel. is, of course, the end of the world, which will begin, ac

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his son, don trump jr., that is minority leader, kevin mccarthy, others in congress and officials in branch. all of them made appeals to donald trump, which he rejected, and he ignored. the select committee interviewed several people who are in the dining room with donald trump that afternoon, and every single one of these witnesses told us that he was watching the violent battles rage on television. we did not call it secretary of defense with the national guard, the chief of the capitol police, or the chief of the metropolitan police department. >> to your knowledge, was the president in that private dining room the whole time that the attack on the capitol was going on? or did he ever, go to your knowledge, to the oval office? to the white house situation room? anywhere else? >> to the best of my recollection, he was always in the dining room. >> whether they say? mr. presidents and i'll during that brief encounter what do you recall? >> he was watching tv. >> do you know what their is watching to be in the dining room when you talk to him while dinner at six? >> that's my understa

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my gosh, don trump fights like an animal over everything. who in their right mind would want to take on the circus that comes with any dispute without trump? but if you work for the government you have an obligation to serve the people in the country. and so to the extent they have a belief that donald trump still retain some of these government classified documents, they have an obligation to get them back. in some scenarios, you would do one of the options you just said there, which was to get the signed declaration from the person to a test that they have no more documents. and then most people would take that is a very serious and somber declaration. and they would know that if anything should turn up, later they would have some very serious legal consequences. i think with donald trump you can't believe him. i think it sounds like what it that it makes sense that the justice department is doing, that it's probable cause to determine whether they can prove that some of these documents may be stored at either trump tower or bedminster, in

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weeks after the fbi executed that now infamous search warrant at don trump's home in florida, seeking classified documents he read from the white house, the ex president filed his first legal response in court. if you recall, it is basically an attempt to stall the fbi investigation. he asked the court to appoint a special master to sort through his baseless claims of executive privilege over the documents the fbi found at mar-a-lago. part of what was striking about that move is that trump and his lawyers went out of their way to bring the matter for before a new judge, not the federal magistrate judge already handling the case. no, they filed a motion as a new legal action that was assigned to a different federal judge who, as luck would have it, turned out to be someone that he, trump, appointed. that's judge aileen cannon. trump announced his intent to nominate cannon. she was confirmed in the senate that here. after trump lost the election in trying to contested and overthrow american democracy. federal judges around leases assigned to cases but trump has tried to get more before

that is the criminal trial in manhattan of don trump's businesses where the jury selection started today. the reason that case is going to be with us for a while is that jury selection itself. it is going to take a while in manhattan. there is one man on the jury who says, is it enough that i hate trump? turns out, yes. that was enough, that was enough for him not to be selected as a juror. this is manhattan, he is not alone. it is going to take a while. >> although, manhattan is a big place, there's a lot of people, you would be surprised at the diversity. all sorts of unexpected ways. i saw the no today for some of the nbc court watchers saying that in terms of allan weissenberg testing about the trump organization, this trial is going to take so long that that might not be until after election day. it might not be for more than two weeks from now. it seems like this thing is going to sprawl. it will probably take them a long time to get a jury, but then this thing is going to sprawl. >> so, that's why i will be listening to upset for tomorrow instead of worrying about jury selection a

tomorrow, the january six committee who argued don trump does not believe in democracy and that he isar and present danger to democracy. the panel is about to have its last public hearings before the midterm election. one last chance to try to convince rational americans about the dangers of the anti-democracy movement, one that pushes the former presidential election lies and sometimes encourages violence. coming up, key witness from a previous hearing, former trump deputy white house press secretary sarah matthews in her first live interview. so the january powermax gels cold & flu relief with more concentrated power. because the only thing dripping should be your style! plop plop fizz fizz, winter warriors with alka-seltzer plus. have diabetes? know where your glucose is? with the freestyle libre 3 system, know your glucose and where it's heading. no fingersticks needed. now the world's smallest, thinnest sensor sends your glucose levels directly to your smartphone. manage your diabetes with more confidence and lower your a1c now you know freestyle libre 3. try it for free at frees

the case that don trump was responsible for the greatest attack on our democracy in history of our country. and the case that in doing that he committed a range of crimes for which the you have to prove criminal intent. so your question about criminal intent is so key. second thing they did so effectively was they just kills defenses. his defenses, well, maybe i really believed i lost. no, you told everyone that you knew you lost. not only that, you were planning to claim that you actually won even if you lost back in july before the results were even in. this was a strategy. so if you think of it as a trial lawyer, this is a tremendous summation, estimation for the american people. when they are gonna vote next. estimation from the doj to hear about how this attack on our democracy also involved a range of crimes. and they don't need to worry about the supposed defense that he actually believed his lies because it is clear now that there is overwhelming evidence from his own aides. republicans, the people he chose to put closest to them. that he knew that he had lost, he had launched a pl

by both by him and by former attorney general bill barr, and ultimately fanned an exaggerated by don trump when he was in the presidency, all these claims that we're going to find out how the dossier was completely fabricated, and truth be told, some parts of it were grocery exaggerated, but the claim that there is a they're gonna find a secret fbi conspiracy to get on trump and use this information in appropriately to open up what was called crossfire hurricane, it's been established far beyond a reasonable doubt that the fbi opened its investigation not based on this dossier. it's a bit of a red herring. durham has chased it and chased it, and the jury has spoken. the jury has, i had to keep using the clichÉs tonight, but the jury essentially said another form of, there's no beef here. >> glenn, let's talk about john durham. did he destroy his reputation, and for houma? normally when prosecutors charge someone, don't they normally win? he's now oh for two. >> federal prosecutors don't like to lose and they ordinarily do not lose because they will spend an eternity investigating cases in

it should be, not surprising at this point that don trump would take classified documents.cularly, these countries china and iran, are troubling because they are to the biggest threats to the united states, both in terms of potential military action. of course, china at an even larger level. >> you think about it, we have been talking about the possibility of the exposure of human intelligence in some of these documents. it was one of the biggest concerns that we had when it was discovered, these thousands of documents were unattended at mar-a-lago at the former presidents residence. as you mentioned, about iran and iran, the geopolitical implications of all of that. the protection they play specifically on that human intelligence from countries like that. it is really astounding to think about what may have been exposed from all of this. let me refer you from the washington post who initially reported this. unauthorized disclosures of specific information in the documents would pose multiple risks, experts say. people aiding u.s. intelligence efforts could be endangered an

don trump is the boss, the elections were fake, i will let it happen again. >> they are saying the quiet lie out loud in arizona. they are not even hiding it. whether you're talking about kari lake, these candidates have said they are not willing to concede the election. they are saying we are not -- as i said, my opponent wants to decertify 2020. my opponent also wants to eliminate a vote by mayor. >> which was invented by republicans in the state. >> it was invented by republicans in 1992. it is the way 90% of arizonans vote. >> no one has ever found anything wrong with. it >> no one has ever found anything wrong with it. and yet, they continue to tell the big lie, they continue to sow distrust which is outrageous. and it is why we are seeing these people show up in masks, ski masks, with ak-47s, with body armor to our ballot boxes, intimidating people from, or trying to intimidate people from voting. what i said, as attorney general, we will prosecute that. we have laws on the books that prevent the intimidation of voters. >> it is intimidating. if i was doing nothing wrong and i show

. -- and tomorrow, don trump is set to be deposed in an entirely different thing. definition lawsuit brought by this woman, he e. jean carroll, the columnist who allege that she raped her in the 1990s. but tonight, he is still free to attack democracy on his social media site and rallies for election deniers et cetera. to protect democracy, you actually have to enforce the rules of a democracy, which means holding people who break those rules accountable even if one of those people is a former president of the united states. >> they dissuaded him from going to the capital. they told him they don't have the resources to protect him here, so the moment is not -- coming. -- if he comes here i'll punch him out. >> i've been waiting for this. trespassing on the capitol grounds. i'm going to punch my, i'm going to go to jail, and i'm going to be happy. >> now for what it's worth, nancy pelosi acknowledged in she'd accept a jail sentence for breaking the law. she never sought she'd lie, she never said she denies. she said she wanted to punch donald trump and she said she

he has never held elected office, but he was boosted into the republican nomination by don trump's endorsement, leading leaving two candidates who have served in the legislature before. if he is elected, deperno says his top priorities are a crime. and cracking down on what he calls radical diversity teachings, in schools. he has called attorney general nestle a groomer who wants to sexualize our children within the education system. and quote. an allegation that is both dangerous and false, and thrown a lot in the state, by the way. nestle has seen our lead over deperno shrink within the margin of error this month. a four point lead down from a nine-point lead in september. the office had to directly oversee the elections in michigan. jocelyn benson is taking on a former trivia host and teacher, christina corona. coma garnered quite a bit of support in the conservative circles after falsely claiming that she saw with her own eyes voter fraud in detroit in 2020. and pushing for more forensic audits of the results, earning her an endorsement of, guess who, donald trump. if you want a sense of h

happened to me he can and will happen to you if we allow our democracy which is in peril thanks to don trumpfollowers in his acolytes. it will happen to you. >> and if you are trapped about you being in prison you have a chapter in total democracy in peril one of the things you talk about in this book very specifically is the degree to which donald trump flirts with fascism. we have forces right now with the oath keepers and groups like that facing trial for seditious conspiracy and we have people who do not want democracy supporting donald trump and donald trump continuing to play footsie with these groups. tell me about. that >> first of all they are insane to continue to support me. i certainly membrane you can find the clip saying you do this i'm gonna take care of your legal fees. >> really? >> i don't care of any of the legal fees, including his own. he thinks everything is going to be on the arm it is back to his old boy cohen days. we'll know it is not and now you are seeing some of these individuals some of these insurrectionists were five or seven years sentences. where is donald o

underwrite bill barr is danger level because unlike some of the obvious firebrands, rudy, mo brooks, don trump juniors at the yelling to the crowd, you know, even in the context jim jordan, marjorie taylor green, very aggressive and in-your-face. bill barr has a soft-spoken manner. he looks the part of the sort of veteran lawyer. he's not a fight picker, not a bomb thrower. but because he carried the weight of the justice department. what he did and because you so devious and sort of did things under the veneer of intellectual and the law, i argued a book a lot of what he did was even more dangerous than some of the sword unhinged rhetoric you hear from some of the more visible trump supporters. >> of course. he's working and he actually wielded a position much more powerful than any of the -- >> absolutely. >> one of the last question on what as to before we get into these questions, again will start with the questions after this one, is look, we have seen the impact of bill barr on the justice department but the everlasting question as many came from the top administration is what sticks fro

and remember, we impeachedmere e don trump on the mere allegation that he used securityy policy issues for his own political career.n . what is bide our agenda. doing? and what is biden doing? he's dabbling with some ofld the worst regimes in the world against our national interests. >>interest a pump of fuel that e in abundance. so abuddan that he will do bettd the mid-term. and better in the i don't think fu the american people are furious about this to the extent they can understanabouisd so incoherent. >> you've got to give him some credit for hutzpah, though, in attacking energyckiny producers for the shortage. please. it's shameless. sur he's very shameless, that's for sure. after saying these after saying that these executives were sort of sinister creatures, price gougers, and dabble in this filthy, dirty oil, it's warming the planet. now he's saying you havein th a patriotic duty to ignore everything i've ever said on the campaign trail. and more of it so i can get my guys reelected. victor davis hanso. >> it's unbelievable pictures, y handsome. thank you for that explanation.

. >> don, i noticed trump posted something like, well, why did they wait to the last minute pardon? they ask me months ago. so what was the strategy there? anything beyond a dramatic finish? >> i definitely think that's a bluff on the former president's part. everybody knows that i mean, he's at any point you could have made a speech or written a letter or written a series of on his own personal network, not on twitter, describing his role in what happened. but of course he can to probably shouldn't legally. i think that the reason the committee didn't subpoena him until today is because they wanted to take their best shot at him and what they've done is call lacked evidence for and certain excruciatingly slow manner for the last several months. and now they feel that they have their best case. and i think that's why, you know, with that with the best evidence they have that that now is the time to take a shot at him. so this week's hearing was the final one before the midterm elections. will there be future hearings with new members of the investigation committee? >> so if republic

the state of new york has filed a lawsuit against donald trump, ivanka trump, don jr., and eric, for owingly participating in what she described as a "staggering" amount of fraud. >> the complaint demonstrates that donald trump falsely inflated his net worth by billions of dollars to unjustly enrich himself and to cheat the system, thereby cheating all of us. >> jimmy: i don't know, that doesn't sound like the donald trump i know. [ laughter ] one of the crazier allegations is that trump, when dealing with his banks, valued mar-a-lago, his bordello/mausoleum in florida -- [ laughter ] at $739 million, when the actual value is around $75 million. and that his apartment is 30,000 square feet where it's 11,000 square feet. which is the same strategy he's used for years with his penis. [ laughter ] this lawsuit outlines 200 false and misleading valuations of trump's assets. which, of course. fraud is who he is. charging donald trump with fraud is like charging lizzo with juice! [ laughter ] it's his essence. if the suit is successful, trump, eric, ivanka, and don jr. could be banned from

trump, they don't share that view they don't want to be funding ukraine. they don't think russia's that bad. -- joe biden almost forced putin to invade ukraine by taunting him with donic. that's trump's words. what do you make, what is your view of matcha, what do you make of the gop's view of russia? >> someone asked me in an interview, if actors in star wars supported ukraine. i said, well, i haven't spoken to them personally. but who would support russia. and then i thought, oh yeah, fox news, oh am, news next it's really, really strange. i don't get it. we live in a fact based community. unfortunately, when you have people that believe the election was stolen based on no evidence. you know, euro title to your own facts. you're entitled to your own opinion. but you're not entitled to your own facts. that's the thing that the former president, the damage will last for years, and years. because he's convinced his supporters to believe, that we don't half uri and fair election's despite no evidence whatsoever. that's gonna last for a long time. and it's really scary. we have a coalition. i was just saying, we have an obligation as democrats, independents, and fact b

. >> trump's two older sons, don jr. ng the people who got a phone call that night was rupert murdoch. >> jared kushner, who has been close to murdoch for years, made that phone call to him. >> rupert and lachlan had the power to reverse that call. they had the power to pull back that arizona call. and they didn't. >> fox stood by its call. >> after four long tense days, we can now project the winner. >> joe biden has been elected the 46th president of the united states. >> president trump and many of his supporters are furious with the network for calling the state of arizona. >> they're actually chanting, "fox news sucks." >> it was clear post-election night that the murdochs were surprised with the backlash in the arizona call. although that was the correct call, it led to a lot of fallout. >> donald trump starts to tell his supporters, don't watch fox news. watch oaa, watch newsmax. you can't watch fox news and still be a loyal trump supporter. >> thank you to the president of the united states who's been retweeting u

so, anytime we see this pattern, don, you are right, it's a recurring pattern. trumpsay something publicly, then -- >> elie, this is fascinating, because the washington post is reporting that trump himself back the boxes that were returned in january. what are the implications of that? >> so, that's actually really important, because one of the questions is how do these boxes get from the white house down to mar-a-lago? and then, who sort of put them together for the piecemeal return that was made to the archives, and then, doj? and what this tells us is that donald trump, hey, he is a hands on guy, i guess. he physically put together those 15 boxes, according to this reporting of documents. so, somebody, and if you followed this reporting, it would be donald trump. he said, okay, these 15 boxes, we are going to get back to the archives. well, inherent in that, it's not the rest of these documents, not the other documents that are gonna remain at mar-a-lago until the doj gets involved. so, again, that shows me some intentionality in the mind of donald trump, some cons

you hear melania trump, you hear don junior, you hear senator lindsey graham. ne conway among others. but some of the most revealing moments are trump on trump. this is when woodward asks him who helps you write a speech? >> did somebody help you? >> yeah, i get -- i get people. they come up with ideas but the ideas are mine, bob. mine. want to know something? everything is mine. >> classic trump. everything is mine. the audio book is coming out next week, wolf. >> i'm sure everybody will want to hear those interviews. thanks very much for that jamie gangel doing excellent reporting as always. let's get more, democratic congressman jason crow of colorado a member of the intelligence and armed services committees. congressman, thanks for joining us. you just heard, we all just heard the former president hand some classified documents over to bob woodward and instruct him to treat them with respect before adding and i'm quoting hill him now, don't say i gave them to you. what concerns, if any, does that raise in your mind? >> well, wolf, i've spent a good chunk of

i trump likes lawyers who are willing to do anything. well, did he turned himself into a mafia don? i mean, gave six apartments in trump to the mistress of a big mobster, and he flew john top lieutenant on his helicopter to atlantic city and then later claimed he didn't know the guy. so and he never keeps records like a mob boss, right? no. no email, no, no reference, no notes, no record. i mean, look, i think that it's there's there's a want to be quality about it with trump. there are there are certainly and rogue one among choice roy cohn's clients were mobsters and then you know the mafia was deep into the concrete industry in new york which was the material that trump chose to build trump tower with. and then he had interactions with mafia linked folks when. he was doing his casino projects, you know, at trump has no problem with at at most would say he he's he gravitates toward that and he certainly adopts those kinds of behaviors in giving. and michael cohen about this all the time you know that trump sort of speaks in a code and gives gives you a sense of what wants you to do