and that text, donald trump jr. knows that the trump presidency is over. donald trump jr. is not stupidly staring and to a tv cheering for the attackers in the capital, thinking that they are going to rescue the trump presidency from congresses certifying the election federal college vote in favor of joe biden. and then ensuring that donald trump would be inaugurated the second time on january 20th. donald trump jr. knows all of that is madness. just madness. and that the only thing still at stake for donald trump while the capital is being attacked, is donald trump's legacy, because of the trump presidency is over. they will try to scoop his entire legacy on this if it gets worse. that's why donald trump jr. said. and it got worse. donald trump jr. was right. his father got impeached, again. and in his father's impeachment trial in the senate, the most bipartisan vote for conviction in history was delivered in the senate with a solid majority of 57 senators voting guilty. and yes, the first sentence of donald trump's legacy will include the phrase, twice impeached. donald

sean hannity has publicly said, he's been friends with donald trump or 25 years. and in the trump white house, sean hannity was regarded as the real white house chief of staff, the one who never got fired, the one who had full access to donald trump who could have presence over the television screen, so sean hannity would like donald trump to be president again which is one reason why sean hannity has been on a dedicated mission to get donald trump to say that vladimir putin is evil. on march 10th, two full weeks into vladimir putin's invasion that was in of itself a war crime, how did he try to guide donald trump to retract his statements about the invasion being pretty genius and pretty smart, and after a few minutes of warm up conversation, sean hannity tried to give -- the perfect setup for saying the right thing. the perfect setup wasn't good enough. >> you came under some fire when you said that vladimir putin is very smart. i think i know you a little bit better than most people in the media, and i think you also recognize he is evil, do you not? >> i was re

how do you go from saying that to two weeks later saying you would absolutely support donald trump if he's the republican nominee in 2024? >> well, as a republican leader of the senate it should not be a front page headline i would support the republican nominee for president. >> after you said that about him i think it is astonishing. >> i think i have an obligation to support the nominee of my party. >> is there anything he could do? >> that would mean whoever the nominee is has gone out and earned the nomination. >> okay. but donald trump earned it last time, and i'm just trying to understand, you know, what you say matters. you are a very important voice of this country, you are the leader of your party and you seem to hold two conflicted positions. >> not at all inconsistent. i stand by everything i said on january 6th and everything i said on february the 13th. >> i understand. but what i want to understand, which i haven't heard you address -- >> because i don't get to pick the republican nominee for president. they're elected by the republican voters all over the country. >> i

authorizing this was donald trump. because the reporters of that story have direct access to donald trump, they have in the past. it sounds like donald trump is trying to say, i am in complete control of this. the white house, the former white house counsel did not go and testify there today on his own without checking with me. i authorized it. that is just a theory, just a theory. >> i am in complete control. he is definitely still differential to me, there is nothing to worry about, all of this is fine, i don't smell anything burning. i know. that is exactly what i thought as well. people who won time delivered a newspaper to the white house while trump was president are like, executive privilege, i can testify! but the white house counsel and the deputy white house counsel showing up? the idea that this is something that does not bother trump at all in terms of privilege claims, it just puts the lie to the whole thing. i would bet money that what you are surmising is correct. >> and when you asked the congresswoman

a person who might be donald trump. one of the people on trial in washington this week for his part in the insurrection at the capitol is asking the jury to find him not guilty because donald trump made him do it. 38-year-old dustin thompson drove with a friend from columbus ohio, took an uber into washington d. c. on the morning of january 6th, and before long he was in the parliamentarians office where he decided to steal a co-track. he is charged with six counts of obstructing congress joint session to certify the electoral college vote. theft of government property. entering or remaining in a restricted building or grounds. disorderly or disruptive conduct in a restricted building or grounds. disorderly or disruptive conduct and a capitol building. and parading demonstrating or picketing in a capital building. thompson's defense attorney is arguing in court that donald trump quote, authorized this assault. it was a plot, it was a scheme, it was a conspiracy that began at the highest levels of government. donald trum

kevin mccarthy remains one of the most biggest offenders of donald trump on public. since that private call, mccarthy's public line has been that he does not think trump bears any responsibility for january six. neither donald trump nor kevin mccarthy have issued any kind of statement, well donald trump has issued one tonight, but the two reportedly did speak today. get this, nbc news reports that mccarthy called trump to repel justice for what he said on the recording. he told trump that he did not actually mean it, and that he was just telling liz cheney what she wanted to hear. according to the washington post, donald trump reportedly told his kevin that he is not upset, in fact he is glad that his kevin had never falter and asked to resign. the post reports that trump interpreted this as a sign of his continued grip on the republican party. according to the post, other house republicans are waiting for marching orders from trump, any kind of smoke single about how he might feel about kevin mccarthy. so they can decide whether to support him for speaker, if republi

you will not hear brian kemp say a bad word publicly about about donald trump when he's asked about the endorsement and about, you know, his his opponents trump back campaign. he'll focus on david purdue or focus on his own agenda and he'll just say hey, i can't control what other people are doing. i can only control what i'm doing and that's become as sort of standard line again. you're not going to hear him bash the president the former president. you won't hear him trying to engage in a in a fight with him because he's not gonna win that fight right now. he's not gonna he doesn't have more twitter follow well, he does now, but he doesn't have more email followers or all this. it doesn't have the same megaphone that the former president has or the same appeal nationally, but what he does have that he's running on is a record that he thinks the conservative voters will end up supporting. speaking of stacey abrams winning instead of bryan camp if that were a possibility. what is the democratic party saying as a whole in terms of abrams, is she the individual that they fully support or i

here and erring on fox nation i think rc portrays donna donald trump and a good light. h him. as opposed to 20. i think you would be on and say when he interview president trump you get as long as he wants to give you. suggest we agreed to do 20 minutes but he gave me well over an hour in the end because he wanted to. he wanted and that he could've gone off and walked. but things got a little bit fractious we got around to this issue of the stolen and rigged election he puts it and generally. he got pretty angry sir to give me a little bit of flak calling me a fool and that i haven't done my research i did know it talk about i held my ground i don't agree with them on that but i disagree with them about many other things in the interview. i felt like in the context the whole interview was terrific. however he had an exception with the way that we did the promo, i would simply say i did that promo exactly how he would've done it. the reason i know that because when i first met him on "celebrity apprentice." [laughs] that's what he did to me every night. so i try to make t

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and as far as they might be trail of donald trump. >> that's the other part of it. i mean how do you think that trump is going to respond to hearing on tape kevin mccarthy say i'm gonna tell him he's got to resign. and to hear, from the same reporters, in the same shop for the book, the mcconnell was sort of gleefully saying yeah the democrats are going to get rid of that s. o. b. for us. >> i mean already, trump and mcconnell is pretty, there's a lot of friction there, but with mccarthy, trying to a set of the speakership. and now trump having this on his plate. i mean, i wouldn't bet on it. >> and many more tapes to come. >> yeah. amazing. >> what a night. thank you rachel, very much. >> thanks lawrence. >> will kevin mccarthy and mitch mcconnell have the same title. minority leader. one has detail minority leader of the house representatives dave has the title minority leader of the u.s. state senate. but we must never use their titles again. because their titles are ally. they are not leaders. and we now have the tape to prove it with more tapes to come. you just

couldn't careless. >> donald trump's daughter now has a huge business with saudi arabia. since matrimony law and via trump at minimum 50% share of all of the wealth created by her husband jerry kushner. the murderous dictator of saudi arabia just paid donald trump's daughter directly at least one billion dollars. by investing a total of two billion dollars in an investment fund created by jared kushner who has never before run an investment fund. and it's 24 hours since this massive saudi investment inject kushner and ivanka trump was discovered and reported by the new york times, we have not heard one word objection from any of the republicans who spend their days and nights obsessed with the possibility that hunter biden might have all earned a few hundred thousand dollars from people who would not have been in business with him. if his father had not been vice president of the united states. no, i wish this wasn't the case, i wish there were rules against this in washington, but there aren't, and there are literally thousands of family members, of members of congress in

she did the reverse donald trump. p is a reality star, he is a celebrity first, and is able to convert that into a political campaign. and i think that allowed him to pull this thing off and is very hard to pull off, very hard to replicate, actually. palin won the opposite way. she became a celebrity through politics. she then monetize that, and you can even serve her term. she, left she made a lot of money in the reality show. she became the celebrity figure. nationally go back into politics. and i think was interesting is when you compare her to gates, cawthorn, marjorie taylor greene, these are people getting elected and super safe seats. in deep red seats where they win a primary, and then they run. alaska is a more complicated. it's a statewide election, it's a complicated system. it's interesting best-case of how feasible this model is. >> well, it's also an incredibly important seat. one of the things that most people don't appreciate is that this is a long congressional seats. their only handful of states and r

turning now to donald trump. vin mccarthy phoned trump to apologize for his leaked audio, what did you hear about that call? >> well i just heard that it was first reported by, i guess the new york times, from the sound clip, but kevin mccarthy called in and said basically i am sorry this happened, and then tried to assuage president trump like i was just playing along, i was giving lip service to liz cheney, this was not really me from what we understand from some people who have spoken to trump. trump just nodded along, but at the same time the word i heard was steak, it was used by a fellow republican, and that is the way in which donald trump views. him but we did not get to confirm that with donald trump. so i can't say that for certain. >> just this hour, the wall street journal interviewed trump, and he said this about mccarthy. quote, he made a call, i heard the call, i didn't like the call, said mr. trump. but almost immediately as you, know he came here and we took a picture right there, you know the sup

and there are several things that we are waiting to hear from donald trump on about how he feels regarding things mccarthy is on tape saying. the first, of course, is mccarthy's suggestion that he would ask trump to resign. the second is a suggestion that mccarthy didn't want to get into questions of pence pardoning trump. that suggests that mccarthy may have thought there was criminal exposure involved beyond simply the question of impeachment and conviction. and then there's the new audio that came out earlier today where mccarthy said trump privately told him he bore some responsibility for the january 6th attack on the capitol. that is not something trump has said publicly. i suspect trump is -- you know, may not take kindly to that version of events. but is he going to be angry enough at kevin mccarthy to turn on him and to try to oust him at least prevent him from becoming speaker of the house, that is far from clear now. trump has reasons to go both ways on this. >> this happened, you know, a couple years ago. in that time -- and kevin mccarthy himself was on the floor after the ins

whoever the nominee is, whether donald trump or somebody else, donald trump will be in control of thatere his party goes in 2024. and i think about this, looking back at past presidents, president clinton who i had the privilege to work for in the late 1990s, in 2002, when the speaker's race was up in 2002, president clinton was not involved in that race, he was not involved in deciding who the next speaker of the house was going to be. but here we are, the republicans have to fully rely on donald trump's endorsement to dictate that process. it says quite something about the state of the republican party today. >> yeah. and what kind of position, real quick, does it put kevin mccarthy in as he pursues speaker of the house should republicans take over the house? >> well, he is just completely reliant on donald trump's wins. that is not a position that i envy because as we have seen over time, whether it was his former attorney general jeff sessions, his former righthand man michael cohen, loyalty is a one way street to donald trump. he may like you today, but tomorrow who knows. >> poin

this is something donald trump junior talking to mark meadows via text about. he talked about pushing the vote back to the state legislature ps this was a legal theory that trump and his allies were attempting to pursue and he also talked about forcing a scenario where neither candidate had enough electoral votes to win leaving it to the house to vote by state delegation to elect a president. again, another legal theory float bied by the trump campaig. donald trump's junior lawyer said this was just an idea donald trump junior was passing along. he isn't the original author of the text. it's still significant given everything we know about the trump campaign that he was passing this information along to the white house chief of staff just two days after the election and before all the votes were tallied. >> ryan, stay with us. this is november 5th. not just. >> you're right. the reason it's so important is it takes away this argument that we heard from some of the people around donald trump. he really thought he had won. he really -- this was a good faith efrt t

you have in georgia brian kemp, the republican who was number one on donald trump's enemy list. , he said he'd support stacey abrams. kemp is humiliating his conspiracy opponent, david perdue, right now. his pro-trump opponent. kemp is rolling over him. you have loaded guns at the airports from republicans who keep getting arrested for bringing loaded guns to airports. then you've got this michigan civil war going on within the republican party. i'm just -- i think james carville is right again. like, don't make it harder than it should be. these people are out of their mind. they are crazy. they are kooks and conspiracy theorists. just like le pen in france, they're dangerous. you don't want them in charge, even if you agree with them on some issues. even if the other side is arrogant like macron, these people are crazy. you don't want them running congress. >> yeah. whether they're the party of knuckle heads, party of weirdos or freaks, that is a simple, simple message. underneath that, it is the party of nothing. they're not offering anything. all they're offering is these obs

i mean, he talked about a pardon for donald trump. ey're only handed out -- they have one purpose, to erase criminal records and criminal sentences, sentences that result in criminal convictions. kevin mccarthy thought donald trump was heading down a path for a pardon. what does he do about that? >> yeah. i mean, he said that -- he brings -- if you listen to the tape, he brings it up proactively, that this is probably a question on many people's minds, and so he's not sure whether trump would resign and pence would pardon him, and so he clearly thinks, in that moment, that trump bears legal responsibility for what happened. you know, i don't know what he said to trump on that private call or not, and i don't know where it goes from here. i am not hearing right now from the january 6th committee that they're -- that they are now planning to issue a subpoena for his testimony. as we know, of course, they have sent him a letter and he has refused to meet with them, and of course on the january 6th committee is liz cheney who was on that c

mcconnell, but they refuse to come out and to act upon what they perceive to be the case, that donald trump was incompetent, unfit, and a threat to our democracy and in the time since the january 6th insurrection, both men have tried -- and especially mccarthy have tried to repair their relationship with trump. and you know, i'm inclined to believe that tucker carlson is right. there is a crisis of masculinity in this country, although i don't think it's going to be -- but it will be solved by the republican manning unand -- up and standing up to donald trump and defending the constitution. >> they don't even need to go that far, i'll leave the tanning to anyone interested in that. the point is we cannot have a conversation about the digital town square and whether it is good -- free speech is of course a foundation of our country. everyone's for free speech, but i think it's a moment for the left to not abandon the idea that the people who are celebrating aren't celebrating the return of free speech. they're celebrating the ability to possibly -- and we don't know what elon musk is going t

one of donald trump's most controversial and loyal aides. t openly, talking up a plot to steal the election with fraudulent electors. and that may be familiar given recent news cycles. i want to start here tonight to show you this all began and was actually seeping out in little

it's donald trump all the way. >> what about pence? >> no. this man is going to win. >> reporter: as pence quietly focuses on smaller party-unifying efforts. >> we gather together with a sense of optimism and purpose. >> reporter: a tenor distinctly different than his former running mate. >> right now, our country is going to hell. >> reporter: trump continuing to litigate the past. >> our biggest threat remains the sick, sinister, and evil people from within our own country. >> reporter: the one-time duo now on separate but potentially colliding campaign trails. >> donald trump engages in so many of these contentious primaries, putting his political capital on the line. vice president pence doesn't wade into the inter-party fights. instead, is in iowa joining chuck grassley, endorsing hinson for congress in her re-election bid, trying to stay back as donald trump potentially puts his own self on the line and makes himself vulnerable in some of these races. >> you saw there, vaughan, we saw the size of the crowd behind you in ohio with the for

is being evoked by donald trump again? of course not. this is donaldga trump. he's the guy literally last saturday night at a rally in georgia and he called vladimir putin smart. he called him smart while he's literally killing women and children. there's ain connection from january 6th and putin's attack on ukraine. both have the same goal. anti-democracy and install a dictator. and that dictator, in our case, would have been donald trump. and i think, you know, republicans of 2020 should have to answer for donald trump's conduct here, what he's doing over and over, and asking for help. have every republican member of congress answer for it, are you fine with it? are you w pro-putin or are you pro-america? are you pro-trump or are you pro-america? if you're pro-donald trump, you're not pro-american now. we're fighting a proxy war, and donald trump isar giving aid an comfort to our enemy. so, there's no overlap. you're either pro-trump or pro-united states of america. let republicans answer for that on the campaign trail in

he's long broken with donald trump. he's one of the two republicans on the january 6th committee. view. this is what he says. mccarthy literally said this was a lie. a few hours later a tape with his voice proves that was a lie. incredible. @gopleader ought to be ashamed. republicans, your leaders think you are dumb. let's be done with them. i'm a liar, vote for me. >> to me, this is a very serious and high-level example of what's wrong with our politics today because it's, you know, the speaker of the house, most likely, is someone who has now been caught saying one thing behind the scenes that he would not say publicly to the american people about, you know, a deadly riot at the u.s. capitol and this is the man that is going to be one of the most powerful leaders of our american government. that, to me, is the most serious thing to come out of all the reporting that's come out in the last 24 hours. >> and you say all the reporting in the last 24 hours, which is why i bring it back to you. the book is not in bookstores yet and we're learning little pieces of it as we go. here's s

we are lucky that day did not go a different direction but they live in absolute terror of donald trump. some of them are trump crazy people but kevin mccarthy and mitch mcconnell and these relatively more sophisticated individuals, they are doing this because they fear donald trump can destroy them ppolitically, personally or physically. it is -- this is the classic authoritarian slide and if they take power again in the fall, they will be the aaron boys of donald trump. they will be his enablers and that will be it. >> welcome to some strange version of cuba, whatever they'll create here. thank you-all three very much. don't go anywhere, congressman adam schiff from the january 6th committee will join me with his thoughts on kevin mccarthy and today's court hearing for marjorie greene where she conveniently couldn't seem to remember anything. >> i don't recall. i don't know. i have no idea. i don't know. i do not recall that, no. no >>> but first, when we come back, putin's expansion vision, first crimea and then donbas and a russian suggesting it won't stop there. "the reidout" conti

when bush cut them in the 2000 it happened and when donald trump cut them it happened. this is not something unique to the trump administration, he's simply doing things here or did things here that have produced similar results others have done. >> i think even if not everything goes to the workers, there's a lot ofot evidence, hai of america are shareholders, owners of these companies and pensions are benefiting we press quite a bit on people's pensions during the trump administration and these are workers throughouk the economy. there was big debate wanted to hear your take on the bike back, can you talk about that? >> i don't get into that in the book, the buyback debate, i don't get into that, no. >> i think that was misguided a little bitat because the allocation of capitol, not investing in the company anda paid out to shareholders and they invest somewhere else for the company to invest. buybacks, doesn't mean it goes into investment, it just goes to a different investment from that company so i felt that was miss guided as well. aboutbasically talked obama years

donald trump is not charged. i've never had something more make me question the institutions of our nation and our legal system like this case and the fact that donald trump is not charged yet. we're 460 plus days since january 6th and he's not charged and people say we did this for trump during the attack. we saw videos saying we're here for trump. still, doj has to step it up. their investigaing hunter biden. michael cohen said he committed the crimes for trump at the direction of trump. doj hasn't charged him at all. if you're a democrat and your name is hunter biden, they will investigate you. >> paul, last question to you, if you were still prosecuting, could you prosecute a case based on the facts that you know about this attempted coup? >> 100% totally absolutely. i convicted people on less evidence than this. the person who will decide whether people at the top face consequences is merrick garland the attorney general. the january 6th panel suggested there is strong evidence of criminal conduct by donald

. >> well, and john allen, that is the big question now, is how much does this matter to donald trumpport is crucial for kevin mccarthy's plans to hopefully in his mind be speaker after the midterms. we know he's got enemies within trump's orbit. what should we make of how all this is going to play in the maga universe? >> well, as you know, garrett, donald trump is not a shrinking violet. and yet it's been 18 hours since the rachel maddow interview yesterday with jonathan allen and alexander burns, the reporters who unearthed these tapes. and we have not heard from donald trump himself. he has not put out a statement. that in and of itself is pretty supportive of kevin mccarthy at a time when it's a very tenuous moment at best for mccarthy and his allies. i talked to tom cole, clongsman from oklahoma today. he's one of those close mccarthy allies. he exchanged e-mails with mccarthy this morning about what's going on, said hang in there. what cole said is he thinks this isn't going to be particularly consequential for mccarthy. basically, there are people who are doubters, there are s

hoy lunes una jueza declaró a donald trump por desacato.e se le acusa de manipulación indebida de valores de varios activos inmobiliarios. donald trump tendrá que pagar 10,000 dólares diariamente mientras no cumpla con esta situación >> en otra información, autoridades federales alertan sobre el aumento en extorsiones a migrantes en el borde fronterizo pero también comentan que han visto más casos de secuestros. chantal (nombre inaudible) nos tiene más información >> en lo que va del año el fbi ha logrado rescatar a un total de 30 migrantes secuestrados dentro de la ciudad de el paso. el más reciente rescate siendo de 24 personas a las cuales se les exigía miles de dólares a cambio de su libertad >> esta investigación empezó con una llamada de uno de los 24 >> gracias a la denuncia en 24 horas localizar a la vivienda en donde los migrantes estaban secuestrados. una práctica que hasta hace unos años no se veía en estados unidos >> los secuestros ocurrían sobre todo en territorio mexicano y a la frontera norte de méxico, eso se los escuchábam

there is no bigger liar in the eastern world than donald trump. y of the house, so the number of votes mccarthy needs will be an awful lot no democrat will vote for him for speaker. depending on how big the republican majority in the house, assuming they get one. there will be a relatively narrow margin, if trump doesn't want him to be the speaker, he would be done him mccarthy has hourly weeks to make it up to trump, how offended trump is. i think you will see kevin mccarthy doing extraordinary bowing and kneeling and subjugateing and kill his future. >> it's hard for me to see trump not doing that, willie, when you look at the fact that we have, of course this audio tape now where he's scheming with liz cheney to get donald trump out of the white house and get him to resign. we got him on the floor, where he is blaming january the 6th on donald trump. we have him talking to other members after january the 6th saying that he screamed and yelled at donald trump when trump suggested that it wasn't his people there that were rioting. we have him sayi

both of whom took to the floor to call out donald trump. >> there is no question, none. president trump is practically, and morally responsible for provoking the events of the day. no question about it. president trump is still liable for everything he did while he was in office. we have a criminal justice system in this country, we have civil litigation, and former presidents are not immune from being accountable by either one. >> the president bears responsibility for wednesday's attack on congress by mob rioters. >> he should have immediately denounced the mob, when he saw what was unfolding. these facts require immediate action from president trump. except his share of responsibility, quell the brewing unrest, and ensure that president elect biden is able to successfully begin his term. >> the president bears responsibility for wednesday's attack on congress by mob rioters. and while those words were these strongest public condemnation we saw of trump from republican leaders after the coup, and they have all largely changed their tone since, for some reason. a new boo

we've seen it in the past before, and we saw it again during those first three years of donald trump. >> host: yeah, i thought that was an interesting comparison. i think that doesn't get discussed a r rot, so i thoughtt was useful in relation to the trump years. can you also talk about -- the book gets into this, which i also thought was very interesting, it's the voting patterns of blacks and hispanics, essentially, which is counteracting the mainstream media message. so even though you have a bombardment of negative information about the president from from the mainstream media and the quieting or, you know, non-reporting of any positive policy developments, you see a shift in votes towards the president by minorities. can you talk a little bit about that part of the book? >> guest: well, sure. i mean, when trump was first elected in 2016, he did not do particularly well among blacks in particular and hispanics. i mean, he did worse than even traditional republican candidates, presidential candidates, have done. and i think -- well, in terms of recent republican presidential candid

if you're pro donald trump, you are not a pro-american. e a general who called russia an enemy. they are fighting a proxy war in ukraine. and trump has aided in comfort or enemy. -- let republicans ascent on the campaign in 2022. >> charles, let me go back to something you brought up, and that is republicans and all of this. republicans were, as you mentioned as well, you know, reportedly squirming when they heard about trump's request to putin. some rebuked him. most chose to stay silent. is there something republicans can do? what more should republicans do, given the fact that this is a party that by most accounts, it's totally lots its backbone, when it comes to donald trump? >> first of all, i don't hear about republicans forming. i don't believe it. it's completely false. you know, the idea that, you know, that they have to choose, they actually have already chosen. they chose, during the impeachment tries, they basically said they were perfectly okay with this happening. and they let it slide. that was the only question during the im

is that donald trump's loyalty has an expired by day. you change his mind, he's gone people under the bus repeatedly. if you get the sense that there is weakness with mccarthy, that he is in fact some kind of loser. if you think the base is turning against him, he could certainly pull his support. watch what happens with the conservative media, watch what happens with the hard-core maga caucus, the marjorie taylor greene's, the medicine hawthorne's, who would like to change the subject to something else when they come back into session next week. >> we are going to get to marjorie taylor greene inches the second, but nicholas, i want to ask you first, is there any political opportunity in all this for the democrats? >> that is certainly one of the central questions looming over what the committee is doing. the final report for this whole investigation could prompt a report by the midterm elections. the goal of the committees to mesquite would happened. the timing of that could have a major political impact, if the former president did br

my refusal to believe that he had that election stolen from him but for those of you that like donald trumpashing an interview is when he watches in context the whole thing, i think they will find interesting stuff which they will i enjoy and they will hear me quite regularly agree with issues and i think donald trump when he calms down and watches interview he will think you know what i was hasty in smearing fears, maybe i'll give my friend a call and have a cup of tea and put it all behind us. howard: you are known for your acid tongue, let me give you the pierce treatment you are a showman and entertainer and you walked off your own british morning show in a controversy of meghan markle, used her controversy and you make everything about you. how deeply. >> guilty as charged. howard: we can in the interview right there. piers morgan. you have anything insulting to say. good luck with the show. >> absolutely nothing on a huge fan of yours. i appreciate it. howard: you can watch the piers morgan interview with trump starting tomorrow on his fox nations show. after the break glenn greenwald

male: i voted for donald trump, and i'm gonna vote for him again. ld probably put my support behind trump and the republican party. david: fields of corn greet us in ohio. it's a wealthy state with an economy the size of some countries. trump needs ohio. no republican has ever been elected president without it. at edison, we stumble on what we thought was a virus-testing line. david: we're from australian tv. what are you guys doing? male: food pantry. david: oh, food pantry, is it? even in the heart of america's food basket, the local baptist church feeds between 2 and 3,000 people a month. female: we love jesus, so we just wanna do what needs to be done. female: amen. amen. david: trump's christian support is slipping, but not here. david: this trump country? female: it is. as you're driving around you're probably seeing lots of trump signs. there are some who aren't crazy about our p-o-t-u-s, but this gal loves donald trump. david: and you, ma'am? female: yes, sir. all the way. both: trump all the way. female: we are. female: trump all the way. da

it is the story of how tensions rose between donald trump, the president, and his vice president, mike pence, as trump attentive to get pence to do his bidding. and overturn the election for him. effectively, unilaterally and lawlessly. now, we know the basic facts about the moment when pence's refusal to comply and subvert the will of the voters came to a head. but to the significance of that scene has taken a much darker tone as we have learned more details. so, on the morning of january 6th, trump made one last appeal to pence at the huge rally at the ellipse, though it sounded, frankly, more like a threat. >> mike pence, i hope you are going to stand up for the good of our constitution and for the good of our country. and if you are not, i will be very disappointed in you. i will tell you right now. >> we then watched as the mob at trump's urging, march to the capitol where they broke in and ransacked the building. they assaulted police officers, brown to the halls, chanting, hang mike pence! hang mike pence! some of them, even a -- a noose outside the building. and as the danger b

>> certainly without donald trump's trust. not with trump does not trust kevin mccarthy.is the apparent until somebody else emerges. what i found most fascinating about the events of this week, when they go to the entire gop caucus, ayman, because it's this. the entire gop conference knows, that kevin mccarthy has been lying to the nation for the last year. because they were on that call on january 11th, or january 12th, whenever it happened. and we heard kevin mccarthy say one thing in private, and saw him say something else to the american people. and i think that's an indictment of the anti republican conference, but it also speaks to why donald trump is willing to continue to elevate kevin mccarthy, until somebody steps in his stance. look, given mccarthy was born, believing it was gonna be speaker of the house. and nothing will stop him, but for one person, who is donald trump. if donald trump would withdraws his support of kevin mccarthy, he lose his second speakership, the first happened in 2015, the next one could happen next january. >> and here is the most dishe

or is this just more air from donald trump? >> look, donald trump is a serial liar.ishonesty. that is why he has a january six. the january 6th committee has help in finding and publishing -- that is why he feels so threatened by the committee. in terms of the leader mccarthy for now, it does seem that trump is at peace with him. but i remind people, trump is somebody who demands absolute loyalty. not to the republican party, not even to his family, but to him. eventually he is going to find an excuse to lash out against leader mccarthy, the way he has against all people around him. so, just a word of caution for kevin mccarthy, who i know well, who have generally had a great relationship with for many years. this is a very difficult situation that he's in right now. >> i feel like he put himself in that situation. so there is no sympathy for me for him. as we revealed recently, don jr.'s was strategizing with mark meadows, ways to keep his -- in power. we know that don jr. is supposed to meet with the january six committee sometime in the upcoming days. my question,

is donald trump going to be allowed back on twitter, for example?pect he will because all the news from elon musk says he is pro-free speech and does not want people to be banned from twitter. so huge ramifications for twitter and for politics as well. ross: he talks about making the algorithm behind twitter open source, so that we can all look at how twitter decides what we see. james: he has said that a few times before. most of the social media platforms, we don't know about the algorithms, what kind of behaviors are they encouraging and what are they suppressing? he wants people to know why certain tweets do very well and certain tweets do not. there are conspiracy theories, from the right, that twitter deliberately targets people from the right and that the algorithm is biased against people from the right. so a lot of conservatives are ve happy that he's going to make that algorithm open source. i think that is one the key things, not that elon musk's owns this, we are going to know an awful lot more about some of those decisions that twitter