donohue is being held in jail but seeking to be released.s pleaded not guilty. >> so the significance to show the public? what's the significance of the release, paula? >> all of these videos have been released only after a collision of media outlets including cnn stopped the tapes from court proceedings. the videos provide one of the first sets of the up close glimpses of exactly what the proud boys were doing as they moved to attack the capitol and don, we know these videos are coming as right wing websites, right wing channels are trying to shift blame for the capitol attack away from the president in his supporters. but here you have frame by frame an indisbutputable account of w happened. >> thank you. >>> it a big priority for president joe biden and all but certain to fail. what happens next in the battle for voting rights? >> we have to be vigilant in fighting back against attempts by the few to silence the many. and that's why what is happening in the senate this week is so important. paul loves food. but his diabetes made food a my

. >> congratulations to bill donohue in the catholic league for calling out joe biden.resident in history. he is cramming that transgender agenda down people's throats. denying that god creates is male or female. he's obliterating christian liberty. people say he goes to church. i remind people sitting the church doesn't make you a christian any more than sitting at mcdonald's makes you a hamburger. jesus said buy your fruit you shall know them. the fruit of joe biden's so-called state is pretty rotten at first class. >> shannon: that is something catholic leaders will have to grapple with. pastor jeffers, thank you. >> great to be with you, shannon. >> shannon: some good news before we say good night. the telegraph fire rages on his arizona. people are losing a lot. kids are showing up and showing appreciation to the brave men and women battling the blazes by writing thank-you notes and making fresh lemonade. fire officials have gotten more than 1,000 notes to say thank you. they've got monetary donations for families. they say they're going to turn it around and give

administration is up to the current department under mayor garland to decide whether jeff rosen and jeff donohue can tell investigators how forth they can be. that's up to mayor justice's department. we'll see how forthcoming they are. >> this is actually stunning, mark meadows. there are people out there who believer former president trump will be reinstated in august, not in this country or planet. katie, thank you so much. extraordinary reporting. >>> another violent weekend shooting across the country as the federal judge overturns california's assault weapon ban calling the ar15 good for battle. >>> plus, an arrest have been made for the 5-year-old boy who was in his mom's car shot. arrest is underway. arrest is underway ♪ you come and go ♪ ♪ you come and go-o-o ♪ ♪ loving would be easy if your colors were like my dreams ♪ ♪ red, gold -- ♪ [ tires screech ] [ crickets chirping ] for those who were born to ride there's progressive. with 24/7 roadside assistance. ♪ karma-karma-karma-karma-karma chameleon... ♪ [typing sounds] [music fades in] [voice of female] my husband ben and i opened ben's

there's a half a beat there before susan clark, the new president of the chamber -- remember, tom donohueime. in march, she stepped aside, and she goes back to, you asked me what my opinion was of the relationship. nowhere in the history of humanity do you take a one-sided view on how strong a relationship is with just one side. if you thought that interview was slightly awkward, kasie, imagine the conversations, if they're even happening between chamber of commerce lobbyists and officials and either house or senate republicans. because they are livid. and the only division you find privately or publicly among house republicans and senate republicans is just how angry they are and how they plan to punish the chamber. so this is part of a big story. this is a change. yes, the republican party has changed, but the chamber of commerce has changed. and they are now trying to have a more holistic approach to their agenda and not be an appendage of the republican party. and we'll see whether or not the republican party allows them to do that. kasie? >> yeah, and there's of course, the challenge

they have sent letters to meadows, donohue and jeffrey clark who is reported to have met with president trump in the weeks after the election. maloney is seeking all of their testimony before the committee. as for mark meadows, he declined to comment on the emails when our cnn producer spotted him at the capitol. jessica schneider, cnn, washington. >>> the biden administration has announced a new strategy to combat domestic terrorism. their goal is to build a national framework for the government and law enforcement to share domestic terrorism related information. and to prevent future terror attacks. the u.s. torn general tied the new policy directly to the insurrection at the u.s. capitol in january. >> the resolve and dedication with which the justice department has approached the investigation of the january 6th attack reflects the seriousness with which we take this assault on a mainstay of our democratic system, the peaceful transfer of power. attacks by domestic terrorist right side not just attacks on their immediate victims, they are attacks on all of us collectively aimed at r

gets so frustrated and this is what he writes to his number two at the justice department, richard donohuei flatly refuse to broker this meeting. i said i would not be giving any special treatment to giuliani or any of his witnesses and reaffirmed yet again that i will not talk to giuliani about any of this. so the moment he figures out this guy is working on behalf of rudy giuliani, jeffrey rosen had had it and said he was absolutely not having it. there's another moment where this really highlights the anxiety within the justice department about how this was all going to play out. there was a january 3rd meeting a guy named jeffrey clark and then acting attorney jeffrey rosen and others went to the white house and jeffrey clark, who was at the time heading the civil department for the department of justice was trying to convince him to be acting attorney journal. i can take this election fraud thing over the finish line, pick me. pick me. jeffrey rosen argued his case. cooler, more legally sound minds won and so afterward, after that meeting, they were worried would be extraordinarily co

rosen and principal associate deputy attorney general donohue, and acting solicitor, and attached a brief to file in the supreme court. she wrote the president asked me to send this draft document for your review and provided a phone number to contact the president directly. it demanded that the supreme court declare that the electoral college votes cast in six states that president trump lost cannot be counted, and requested that the court order a special election for president in those states. i know we have an appetite to zip through everything, but let's just stand here for a second. the president had his administrative assistant send the acting attorney general something to pass along to the supreme court of the united states. in it he attached the supreme court was to declare that the electoral college votes cast could not be counted? i mean, was this perceived as an order, as desperate rantings of a lunatic? do you know if they passed it on to the supreme court? >> this is one of the interesting things about the justice department after four years of trump. there was almost a tacit