>> chris, in a case like this, it just so happens that harry dunn andry close personal friends.er for years. one thing i can say about harry and the other officers is they have been extremely consistent in terms of their level of investment and engagement around the trauma that they experienced on january 6th. and who is responsible and how everyone needs to be held accountable. it is important for viewers to understand this is particularly important for them because this day was not guaranteed and what i mean by that is, the january 6th select committee in did not have the power or authority to bring about donald trump's arrest, arraignment or indictment. when harry dunn and others testified in front of the january 6th committee there was a question of how far is this going to go. when the republican congress takes shape, and this committee is done away with, is this going to be the end of the road? will we see accountability? the fact that this materialized and actually came into fruition on a day like yesterday, where they were actually able to go in and see this take place,

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it was so overwhelming and so disheartening and disappointing. >> daniel hodges and harry dunn are still active duty. one officer has taken early retirement, as have so many fellow officers because of the stress of january 6th. i talked about that and the mental stress that continues, with daniel hodges, with officer hodges, yesterday. for his reaction to this indictment and the charges and what was going to happen today. >> i trust jack smith and his team. i'm grateful for them for getting us to this point and getting the indictment out there. i know it's been a long time coming, but in so many ways it's just the beginning. there hasn't been a day that has gone by that i haven't thought about it. partially because i pay attention to the news and partially just how burned into my memory it is. the trial is going to bring some of that up for people. but it's necessary. it's part of the process that we need to have happen in order for accountability. >> accountability, that's a word i heard as well from a couple of the officers that we just heard from in that clip back on the january 6th c

officer harry dunn will be a guest coming up on "morning joe." ow founder of the conservative website the bulwark, our friend charlie sykes. charlie, great to see you. we just mentioned officer dunn called this indictment a mile marker in the road to justice, to holding donald trump accountable. tell us if you agree and what is so significant about this particular indictment. >> well, first of all, i mean these officers are great americans and great american heroes. and i'm glad they were there. in fact, i woke up this morning "way too early" thinking about this. after several years of dealing with donald trump and the fire hose of news and one outrage after another, you know, we do need to take a pause and realize what happened yesterday, the former president of the united states was in a federal courtroom. he was arrested, booked. he had to make a plea. he is -- he's not personal recognizance mail. this is a historic moment not just in the trump years, and it is this extraordinary moment where he's now facing felony charges from a government he

the courthouse today, officers who defended the capitol on january 6th, capitol police officers harry dunn and aquilino gonell, and d.c. metro police officer daniel hodges, who was pinned between two doors by rioters. trump's motorcade then quickly leaving the way they came, heading back to the airport. his aide, walt nauta, who is charged with trump in the classified documents case, in a sign of loyalty, holding the umbrella for the former president. trump speaking to the cameras in the rain, before taking off to new jersey. >> this is a persecution of a political opponent. this was never supposed to happen in america. >> david: the former president just before he boarded his plane at reagan airport. the whole team with me here tonight. first to pierre, and it wasn't just the defendant, pierre, donald trump, in that courtroom today. the special counsel, jack smith, also there. >> well, trump spoke today, but smith intentionally did not. from now on, we will likely only hear him speak in court. he was there to speak volumes. number one, i did this, i am prosecuting you, donald trump. and h

officer harry dunn, thank you so much. you. >> thank you so much for your service. we greatly appreciate it. his new book "standing my ground" will be released this october. >>> coming up, senator lindsey graham was humiliated at a recent trump rally as the crowd booed him relentlessly. so why is he still supporting the thrice-indicted ex-president? >> he can't help himself. >> we'll show you his latest latest comments on "morning joe." >> attacking the jury system. coming up next. >> attacking the jury system coming up next my active psoriatic arthritis can make me feel like i'm losing my rhythm. with skyrizi to treat my skin and joints, i'm getting into my groove. ♪(uplifting music)♪ along with significantly clearer skin... skyrizi helps me move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue. and is just 4 doses a year, after 2 starter doses. skyrizi attaches to and reduces a source of excess inflammation that can lead to skin and joint symptoms. with skyrizi 90% clearer skin and less joint pain are possible. ser

joining us nowto is a special case.l harry dunn defended the capitol on january 6. law enforcement who defended the capitol on january 6 praised by jack smith as heroes in the briefro public remarks that mr. smith made in announcing this indictment. officer dunn was at the courthouse for today's proceedings. mr. dunn, thank you so much for being with us today. i imagine this was intense or emotional, at least notable day for you. >> yeah. thanks for having me. it was emotional. it was intense. at one point i looked at my watch and it started going off. ied looked at my heart rate, it was over 100 beats a minute. surreal but needed along the way for what we have been fighting for all along as accountability and justice. >> when these charges were brought, i think the fact that there was an indictment for donald trump related to january 6, was not a surprise, the way the violence of january 6 which you experienced, the way that that was incorporated into the conspiracy charges. he said donald trump exploited the disturbance. his advisers talking about violence as a ne

he makes clear he doesn't speak for all of them but it's clear for harry dunn who's received awards froms president who obviously needs a platform and he's an important voice calling for accountability. there's no sort of process solution. the trauma is real and it's forever and i wonder what you think the impact is on real victims, people like harry dunn and people like your staff, yourself to watch the process play out like it's clearly going to play out. and on the right, you know, fortify the protections around the bs defenses that aren't even legal in the hr, they're purely political, and throw sand in the gears of the wheels of justice and truth. >> there's a lot of different victims here, nicole. there was the police officer who was killed. there were over 100 police officers who were brutally beaten, some of whom have terrible injuries. there were police officers who took their own lives in the weeks and months after january 6th because of the trauma. then there were the voters, the american people who were victimized here too. the people who cast their vote in this election. the

. >> harry dunn and daniel hodges were in the overflow room.t about the admonition from the magistrate judge not to talk or consult with any of the other witnesses or co-conspirators or to interfere with a juror? some of the other -- some of your colleagues, other attorneys whom we have spoken to, thought was unusual for this district. >> not unprecedented, but they have gang cases. it is unusual. the big thing to me, andrea, was the fact that the judge and the magistrate already had conferred. normally, you would take another hearing just to set when you would do the schedule. obviously -- this is what's really unusual -- they have huddled in advance. the judge has made clear her preferences and wanted the magistrate to begin to put them in place from this very first appearance. >> harry, thanks so much. garrett and ken, i don't know how you are still on your feet. you are amazing. both of you. we thank you. we gave you chairs. >> we appreciate that. >> thank you. >>> cashing in. billionaire donald trump using his third criminal indictment to

about those capitol police officers who spoke at the hearings, whether it was caroline edwards, harry dunnast months have been on their physical health, their mental health, their jobs. what do you think today has been like for them? so many who felt like they were giving up hope that donald trump would ever be held accountable. >> i think it's some form of resolution. it's not all the way there, but what you do see today is that there is someone who is responsible for this entire scheme, and they have been indicted. up to this point. and i have to say reviewing some of the cases, when you look at the testimony that you see all of those that were there on january 6th, i don't feel sorry for them, but you could tell that they were misled. that really comes through in a lot of sentencing documents, where they actually believed that the election was stolen. today, when you go through that indictment, you can see how many people that were very closely around the president. how many actions failed to follow through or didn't go through, how much of a conspiracy there wasn't all of those states

. >> jennifer, i want you to listen to some sound from capitol police officer harry dunn. at the capitol on january 6th. of course, he was on deadline white house just yesterday. here that is. >> if he has his way, it will be until 2026. lord forbid that happens. michael fanone uses this line often. i went to hell and back only for people who tell me that hell does not exist. so, all these different defenses that people are going to use and different defenses that people are going to use to -- its kind of lace like a gaslighting us, that what we went through did not even happen. >> jennifer, i would add to that gaslighting, the fact that you have this push for accountability for january 6th among law enforcement, among capitol officers. you have people in the fbi. and then you have the republican party denying that this all happened, and continuing, wanting to continue to sell themselves as the party of law and order. it could not be more transparent that that is in name and not in the league. >> that's right. from their threats to the fbi, which some people have acted upo

and trump have been so disrespectful to their effort, to the officers that responded that day, to harry dunn, to michael fanone. do all the others who have been bremen off to speak out,? there have been so many lives that have been shattered and impacted, and careers impacted because of what this guy has done and the enablers that continue to give him cover. it's about time that they pay a price for this and if it's not georgia, then it's going to be jack smith or maybe it's going to be everybody. but if anything, it's got to be at the ballot box because donald trump is going to be the nominee. i've got news for folks. none of this is going to matter to the republicans and that is pretty shameful, a sad state of affairs for that party. >> hayes, you know, one of the interesting things about the georgia case is that there was this journalist who happened to stumble upon the december 2020 fake electors meeting in georgia, who will provide testimony, i believe sometime this week. he's the first witness whose name has actually surfaced in this case. it's clear that even as willis is about to bri

we heard from capitol police officer harry dunn who said 937 days and counting, a reference to 937 daysm january 6th 2021 when he and the lives of his fellow service members changed essentially forever. we heard from former metro police department officers, the d.c. officers who assisted capitol police officers, officer michael fanone saying donald trump spent his entire lifetime f'ing around and he's about to find out. i'd like to think in some small way i played a part in all of this. we also heard last hour from officer daniel hodges, an officer for mpd. he talked to our colleague andrea mitchell and explained what it would be like to have to attend the trial of the former president when it comes to this indictment. mind you, hodges was crushed between a stolen police shield and the frame of one of the doors in the capitol building. he testified against the rioter who did just that. watch this. >> it never really goes away. there hasn't really been a day that's gone by where i haven't thought about it. partially because i pay attention to the news and how it's continuing to impact th

capitol police sergeant aquilino gonell and capitol police officer harry dunn. both of them are familiar faces at this point to our audience. and in fact i would think to the american people. they were the first to testify along with two other colleagues including mike fanone before the january 6th committee. thanks so much for joining us, gentlemen. appreciate it. officer dunn, let me start with you. what did you see in the courtroom today? what did you make of the significance of seeing donald trump be charged over his relationship to those who tried to overturn the election and his role in leading that effort? >> well, thanks. good talking with you, jake. it was what i expected. i didn't expect a guilty verdict. i didn't expect to find out any facts of the case or anything like that. so i went in there with pretty low expectations. but it was what i -- what normal people go through when they're facing accountability and justice. those are the steps that are required, whether it's the president, whether it's a guy who works at walmart. it doesn't matter. anybo

two of them capitol police officers including harry dunn, a face that is familiar to many and anothermetropolitan police officer a man by the name of daniel hodges. you'll remember this photo and this video where he was screaming out in pain as he was crushed between a stolen police shield and the door frame of the capitol on that day. he testified in this very courthouse in august of last year against three of the criminal defendants who were accused of storming the capitol, being a part of that riot on that day. he described them as being part of the cult-like control that donald trump had of his supporters so those are just some of the folks that will be inside the courthouse on this day. i've got to tell you standing outside the court building right now, it is a striking scene and none of those massive protests that some had feared would happen. there is certainly a ton of security, but here in washington, d.c., one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country where you find the white house and this has become a tourist attraction with tons of visitors not just from her

the most famous person in the courtroom today obviously was not former president donald trump but harry dunne that a number of people you and i could walk by on the street and not recognize were in charge of helping a judge decide what president trump can see, what he can talk about and what is the most weighty of the three criminal indictments against him. a bunch of people who are virtual strangers to the american public but also helping together to make a decision that will be incredibly impactful in the year ahead. >> let's talk about the warning that she gave donald trump and his attorneys and also the special counsel's office, talking about what she will tolerate and what she will not. >> reporter: yeah, there were a number of instances during the trial today where the parties took pot shots at each other. john laurel, the lawyer for president trump did that more so than the special counsel's office, but there were definitely moments where each side was taking shots at the other. reiterating a number of talking points along the way, including the newest trope that the january 6th commi

. >> all right harry dunn, thank you so much, greatly appreciate it. >> thank you. thank you for your service. we appreciate it. his new book standing my ground will be released this october. i want to show you the reaction from republican senator lindsey graham to trump's latest and argument on wednesday ahead of the former presidents appearance in court. e former president appearance>> any conviction in . against donald trump is not legitimate. so they are charging him with a crime but taking bad legal advice, that's what this is about, they're trying to criminalize attorney-client relationships there. trying to criminalize exercising the first amendment the judge in this case hits trump, you can convict trump of kidnapping lindberg's baby. you need to have a new judge -- >> he is slandering the judge. he is attacking the jury system, and it is interesting the judge, he will be overseeing the case was unanimously conferred by the senate in 2015 by a vote of 95 -- >> unanimous. >> 95 to 0. she was unanimously conferred by the senate, and then again just like the re

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