she married another jamie, jamie watson, a successful businessman.ars ago. >> i loved reading about your color-coordinated calendars. i think every mom can relate to that. yet what does it say about you and how much energy and focus you put into parents? >> i think i have, like, a hypersensitivity to, like, making things feel really stable and secure, especially if i have to travel for work. i never want them to feel like anything's left up to question. it just helps me feel secure, and also, i want them to feel secure. like, their mom thought of that for them. >> reporter: but that sense of security was almost destroyed five years ago when a then 8-year-old maddie, the baby she fought so hard to have, was in a horrific atv accident. >> all of a sudden i just see her take this hard turn into, like, the back part of the pond. so the best that i could reason is she tried to get out of the safety net and her head got caught in it. she was trapped. >> reporter: the family frantically fought to rescue her, but she says maddie remained underwater for more

in her book, jamie lynn describing a fight where it all came to a head.n my face. while jamie lynn was holding her toddler, ivy, in her arms. >> she cursed at me. i walked out of the room. we're all family under one roof, i'm not trying to argue. when i tried to remove myself from the situation, that's -- when i guess she just got really angry. and my oldest daughter tried to, you know, mediate the situation. i hated that. like, that's not what you're supposed to do, you're 12. >> reporter: rather than respect everyone's feelings, jamie lynn says her family was reverting to unhealthy patterns. her parents' response? >> they told me that i shouldn't be upset, like i can't upset britney. i said, you just saw me and my children be upset, when will i matter? >> reporter: jamie lynn says that she's finally standing up for herself, but her sister today posting this profanity-laden instagram post calling jamie lynn a selfish little brat and worse. >> britney seems incredibly angry at her sister. she is not happy with this book. she is taking big swings. she's at

jamie, how was the crime in anchorage?maybe 30 times and i in fairbanks. i will go to anchorage and find out for you. >> greg: i always forget, you're in fairbanks. >> jamie: i live in such a small town that sometimes i have a layover in anchorage. i was thinking if it had been your daughter that was working at duane reade, how would it be different? seeing people as numbers. like a chess piece or something. did you know it's under the new dude in the new rules, it's faster to steal something with a knife, get arrested, and then get released from jail. it's faster than waiting in line at duane reade. so many weird things about this story. he steals $2,000 with cold medicine and goes back four hours later and steals another thousand dollars. the question people aren't asking, how bad is this guy's cold? so much medicine. how expensive? and they also said that he went to t.j.maxx. did you see them? stole a bunch of stuff. with a pair of scissors. true story, same guy before he was arrested. my only thought that is, i left t.

jamie, how many rate hikes are you expecting? >> i don't know. mean, look, i rely on my economists. they're very, very smart. they would probably say three or four this year. i would probably say a little bit more. maria, i want to put in perspective. paul volcker raised rates 200 points on a saturday. if it goes up 1% this year, i don't think that in and of itself has enormous economic effect. i think the borrowers can handle that, particularly in a strong economy. you can go to almost any company, higher sales is more important than slightly higher interest rates. that's true for most things. and housing would be slowed down just a little bit by that but housing is booming. so hopefully the fed can navigate these things and -- but you're going to have to deal with higher rates and people get their heads wrapped around that. they've been artificially low for years. just a normal would be 3 and-a-half percent in the 10 year bond 2% in fed funds. just a normal thing. we're going to return to normality one day. maria: yeah. yeah. that makes sense.

set out jamie dimon earlier this week and asked about that.it about the tight labor market and the economy. this huge pressure and wages. maria i think that's good. part of capitalism is human freedom. human capitalism but you get to work or you want. people compete for your services. so now businesses it's much worse in a recession they complain about wages going up too fast but we have to compete more with people. we have to be very competitive bessette paid for best performance that we can. there is competition. technology and a bunch of other areas. i think the american citizen who have jobs and wages are going up. maria: you said if you throw a lot of money infrastructure that fixing the regulations that cripple it won't work. tell me what you think is great policy of the spending going on and on the national debt. >> when something is one 100% partisan and it gets passed, but defied about for 20 years. it's compromise get to fight about the next 20 years compromise as part of the democracy. you cannot have democracy of a compromise i'm t

set out jamie dimon earlier this week and asked about that.alked a bit about the tight labor market and the economy. this huge pressure and wages. maria i think that's good. part of capitalism is human freedom. human capitalism but you get to work or you want. people compete for your services. so now businesses it's much worse in a recession they complain about wages going up too fast but we have to compete more with people. we have to be very competitive be aite forte besort petorrfatmathe w w can. ther iere comonti.... notegy and af of hinknkcankniz ceniz whavewhobs job a jobagesre going ugop. u maa: youai if youfou touhrhr ieystnfst st th ixatixegulixegionsegeg let ion't i'tk. t wout ys toficheicnd s debt.henatiol hiomng isngs00 an and it i i i i gs gasse g g , t aor a 2. it's compromise get to fight about the next 20 years compromise as part of the democracy. you cannot have democracy of a compromise i'm thrilled with bipartisan. in the infrastructure bill i think two things were good. in the infrastructure bill some things about streamlin

very much, kelly jamie, thank you for joining us. would be able to do this in person i want to get to health care, but given where the markets are today and some interesting comments you made during the keynote just now, i wanted to start off with the economy your sense is that the economy is in good shape what is telling you that >> bertha, first of all i'm thrilled to be here. i think it is our first interview together so i look forward to it. you know, when you look at the economy, the consumer -- okay, now, this is all respect to the fact it is not true for all consumers. there are some still suffering and we are still kind of working through this, but the consumer balance sheet has never been in better shape we are spending 25% more today than pre-covid they have $2 trillion in checking accounts, the wherewithal to pay more. they have paid down a lot of debt it is better than it has been since we have been keeping records for 50 years homes prices are up, stock prices are up, jobs are plentiful and wages are going up that tells

now to more of jamie lynn spears and her new book, "things i should have said."ccident and how she's taking care of her mental health. >> it takes great personal courage to talk publicly about your mental health and your family trauma especially if your last name is spears, but for the first time jamie lynn is sharing details of her daughter's near-death experience, how it led her to a lot of painful truths and how it gave her the courage to share that truth. when jamie lynn spears revealed she was pregnant at 16 in december 2007, the intense scrutiny she faced rivaled the media circus that followed her famous sister's every move. i'm curious what you think about sort of the world that the paparazzi world of that time? >> i look back and i think, wow, how was this acceptable? why are you here? other than to shame me and to benefit off of a young girl who is going through something already so traumatic and so deep and personal. we say we do better but now go into comments on instagram and do it. >> reporter: before going public she said she felt pressured by membe

that is when jamie became my congressman.ting my roommate. he spent a lot of time in my suite of rooms freshman year. when jamie became my congressman, i felt that i was in, finally in really good hands in terms of being represented by somebody who shared my values. >> i love that back story. you start filming with raskin in 2018 when the big headlines were about the mueller report. you ended up with a very different story. what was it like to have the film shift so dramatically? >> what happened is we just, i kept not having an ending. originally i had thought, well mueller is already been -- mueller and his team had been working for about a year my first day of filming was july 4th, 2018. i thought that mueller report was going to come out any day that summer. it had been over a year. what i thought was going to happen is that trump would be quickly impeached and that jamie would be on the front lines of that because he was on the house judiciary committee. i thought i would be following behind the scenes, quick impeachment

in terms of what jamie has taught me, howard and jamie have taught me different things.usly i have been with howard a long time and i think he molded me as a person in terms of my professional self from watching him, especially for so many years and so close. with jamie i have not been there as long, but what i can say is i have learned without question how he has put a world-class team around him to run a complex business and at the end of the day you are only as good as your people. i think that is what i see and i have learned from jamie. david: another initiative you are involved in, getting jp morgan and other companies to invest in minority owned businesses. how is that going? mellody: the initiative is really targeted at growing sustainable minority businesses by bringing two things together, capital and customers. we think when people talk about growing minority businesses over rotate on the idea of access to capital. we think access to customers is just as important. john rogers used to talk about that all the time, saying customers, mellody, customers grow mino

eskimos have 50 different words for snow and 150 for don't book jamie.leaving his house in alaska. >> [laughing]. >> holy crap! >> greg: the last few hours of 2021 and so much has happened, i thought we could break down how the year panned out. all we want to do is go home and snuggle up with a bottle of cold duck and a sex doll. like everyballot we are mailing it in. kat is not awake. she is peaceful when she is unconscious which is 18 of the 24 hours her day. and tyrus, i would kiss him at midnight if i could reach his mouth. >> [laughing]. >> greg: let's do this instead. >> ♪ ♪ >> greg: introducing the guttos. -- gutties. the trophy is taller than the presenter. no one has ever done this. he are excited about breaking through grounds. biggest hypocrite of the year. gavin newsom. his idea of social distancing is to eat in a restaurant so expensive he will never run into working class people. jamie, hypocrite of the year? >> you crushed it. i will go fauci. it's so much hypocrisy. even the mark thing. get a mask for your mask and then seen at a baseball

that drew lots more vitriol from britney's team, a filing accusing jamie of mismanaging, abusive and bullying conduct toward britney, including invading her privacy with surveillance that extended to her bedroom. it claims jamie has already enriched himself to the tune of $6 million from his daughter's earnings even using some of the money to try to develop a cooking show for himself, and he shouldn't be entitled to a penny more in his filing, jamie says he consistently acted with the best interests of his daughter in mind it's not the only family member britney is feuding with. sister jamie lynn out with a tell-all book and promoting it this interview on ab krrb. >> how henny times can i take the steps without, you know, she has to walk through the door >> team britney has sent a cease and desist letter to jamie lynn, demanding she stop derogatory statements toward her sister britney taking credit for jamie lynn's success and saying she wasn't strong enough to do what she should have done no comment thus far from jamie lynn spears or their mother, lynne spears it does appear that th

jamie liked that play so much, he's already been back for a pint. the future interview by subscribing to the sunday sitdown podcast. and next week, a new sunday sitdown with one of jamie's acting heros, another irishman, liam neeson, on a prolific array of roles >>> here's a live look right now. beautiful sunrise about to emerge in san jose. downtown, live look. but it is cold, so don't forget your coat as you head out the door. it's about 36 degrees right now in san jose, morgan hill 34, concord 35 degrees. we're going to start out in the 30s, and by the afternoon here is a closer look at what to expect. 11:00, 12:00, sunshine and temps in the upper 50s. topping out today in the mid-60s throughout the bay area. >>> ahead on "sunday today," our highs and lows of the week, including the story behind a toddler who grabbed his mother's phone and ordering nearly $2,000 of home delivery. but next, an i lean gu. ear-old american skier and model who will be competing for china. we'll explain when we come back in just 60 seconds. unleash the freshness... ♪♪

special bonuses for jamie dimon. special bonuses for jamie dimon.ve not seen so much of an increase going out to shareholders which is one of the interesting things that has gone on this earnings season. manus: we have obviously seen the bump up in junior banker pay as well. $110,000. look, wall street sometimes sets for the french trading banks for the swiss. but how do you think the street is setting up the european outlook for the bank season? >> it is down to be quite similar to what we have seen in the u.s. in terms of the revenue performance. fixed income, fixed trading division heavily. the mna and advisory work and ipo's and so on will be ok. it will not be as good as the u.s. players. what we have got is a forecast across the big europeans, up about 4%, which compares to 28% improvement in revenues for advisory of u.s. banks. the interesting thing will be equities and the reason i say that is because it has been quite a mixed picture in the u.s. it was not as hard for many of the u.s. banks as it was for fixed income. some banks did very we

in jamie raskin's new, book out today. we learned, among other things, that he had a little initially proposed a motion that senators should vote on senators impeachment by secret ballot. they should not stand up and vote, but they shouldn't conduct their vote in secret. i think a lot of americans believe that had been a secret ballot, the conviction of trump would not have just been a shirt, it might have been unanimous. raskin also proposes senators should sit alphabetically rather than by party, breaking senators apart from their partisan bonds, at least in that physical sense, so that could more easily vote,. we learned then raskin's book that he has come to see the attack on january six is three coincided and brinks, the first ring, the outer ring, the rioters. screaming and smashing things. up the second ring, the middle ring, the insurrectionists, who came to actually stop the congressional vote counting process, including the paramilitaries among them, who are trained, and who in some cases brought arms to the capi

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does jamie get any credit for that?saying is jamie i believe is right in that generational gap that we need to be running the dnc. he has the experiences, he's been out there, he's run for office, he knows what it's like to lose and pick himself up. he was raised by his grandparents. he was the one that got the scholarship to go to an ivy league school and came back to his high school to teach. he has everything we need for this party. i would hope that we just come together and start talking about this president's accomplishments, which have been great. >> congressman, i time for a lightning round question for you. i have to ask you the former president said over the weekend. he said mike pence could have overturned the last election and is pushing against the electoral reform act. i know that was a high priority for you. knowing what we know from thor president, should that move up the priority list for the democratic party? >> yes, it should. the electoral should be a broader definition than just overturning a presid

jamie. failed state stated five children, fox news contributor, kat timpf bill hammer, as always, my version of people's legacies, cnn opening anti- fake news bureau, whatever you want to call it, it's like me deciding to crack down on jokes. that's all i do, that's all they do, turn out fake news. >> that's not going to end well how with a cover hundred five his laptop? i have a theory, i saw they are looking to hire three people. in about a months time exactly 32 days, trump goes online with his own social media, my theory is this group will be set up to counter just about everything and now you have your own ranch, what will be known as -- there is a theory and then we will see. greg: that's why you are so mark and on the new side. you are never wrong, bill. you are never ugly. [laughter] you make me think if you are hiring three people, you identify as more than one person? you can identify as more than one person, i'm going to identify as three different people. very perceptive analysis

britney and jamie lynn exchanging stinging statements on social media. jamie lynn declaring an end to her lifetime of staying silent while britney says her sister has stooped to a whole new level of low. inside the family rift playing out in the public eye. >>> the anti-diet. a whole new way to tackle your health resolutions, how to embrace intuitive eating and make peace with your plate. our old friend dan harris is back with the answers. \m we always find a way back >>> checking in a little closer to home. our chief meteorologist ginger zee on how she found the calm after the storm, opening up about mental health and her journey in her new book as she's saying -- >> good morning, america. ♪ >>> good morning, america. so great to have you with us on a saturday. welcome to our second hour. coming up here our game day snack attack, right? our game time grub for the playoff season. janai is hogging all the food already right there on the desk. there is a reason they put it on your side instead of this side. >> they knew you'd say come here, you. >> you kno

some ultimatums from jamie dimon. >> we knew some of this was already true.u are not in front of your boss, are you really working? there is a lot of that culture going on on wall street. jamie dimon was early to bring people back, but they fell short of what citi did, saying employees could be terminated if they are not vaccinated. we are seeing banks take a harder line. this is certainly a much harder line from j.p. morgan, but they are not consistent across geographies. they are following local rules and regulations about what needs to be done. matt: jamie dimon also saying he has never seen wages grow this quickly under this much pressure, in terms of shortness in the labor market. better, though, then he says 50% unemployment. >> probably hiring significantly into next year alongside other banks. i went back and looked up, what is j.p. morgan's median pay? $80,000. there is a wide range of.payment bank of america is $95,000. there is room to bring that figure up even across j.p. morgan when you look at the range of employees it has. matt: j.p. morgan may

jamie raskin's mom barbara was a best-selling novelist.is dad, marcus, an anti-vietnam war activist who ended up on president richard nixon's enemies list. >> it certainly gave me a sensitivity to people who get into high office or the highest ofice of the presidency, and then abuse it for their own political purposes. >> reporter: when raskin, a longtime professor of constitutional law at american university, decided to enter politics, his family was all in. sara, daughters hanna and tabitha, and especially son tommy. >> tommy was pure magic. he just was. he was always writing plays. he was always writing poems. he was exuberant. everybody wanted to be around him. like so many kids today, he had -- he had a struggle with mental health. >> reporter: during the paemic, tom t hisarla school clm the raskins' maryland home. he was shaken by both george floyd's death and donald trump's false election claims. >> the darkness at the time overcame him. >> reporter: and on the night of december 30th, 2020, tommy raskin would take his own life. and

should say, hey, jamie diamond sobers are big industry here. you've been caught now manipulating the price, the silver and other precious metals. and of course, rigging, markets, and pain. again, that unique, deferred prosecution agreement with america, the out walden defense. i held it, gone. i pulled the trigger. she's dead. but i don't know how it happened. that's the jamie diamond defense. well, i'm well should say, you know what? let's put a bounty on your head, jamie diamond, because you have totally destroying our economy. that that's the quid pro quo, this not being glib, this is not being trying to be amusing for folks on t v. this is the god honest way to implore justice if you believe in the bible, if you believe in god and i know, and mexico in america, americans got evangelicals, catholicism, sprague, in mexico. do believe in god and justice. didn't put down these bounties today. it's an eye for an eye. well, of course, these are boundaries for the arrest of these people. these individuals am whether or not, i mean, the mexican mil

jamie dimon is always very vocal. we have the earnings call today, perhaps tomorrow for you, from j.p. morgan, what are you looking to hear from jamie dimon to solidify your bullish view on jpm? >> jamie dimon always chimes in with some good quips during the earnings call. from him, i am looking to hear a couple things. one is, how has omicron affected their business and outlook for 2022? he has talked about how good the economy is and how good the consumer is. does that mean anything for them ? this dynamic around workers at the bank in terms of requiring vaccinations, they have been very hard line on that. i want to know how that is impacting them from a workforce standpoint as well. and then just got to hear what he sees as the risks out there. the death of traditional banks has been vastly overstated for quite some time. i know he always gets questions about fintech on the call. i'm sure he might have a chuckle about the performance of the stocks in those areas. manus: much has been made of my demise. some people

joining us now is congressman jamie raskin. democrat of maryland. the author of the new book "unthinkable:trauma, truth and the trials of american democracy." congressman, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me, rachel. >> so i have to ask you, reading the book and knowing you a little bit and having talked to you over the course of the last few years. you are incredibly articulate. unimaginably articulate about your choice to stay public and to keep working and indeed write this book in the middle of the grief and challenge. now that you are putting it out to the world, and able to talk about it, does it still feel like the right thing to do? does it feel like you had to do it? >> well, tommy was a young man. indeed, he was a boy who was filled with extraordinary moral and political passions. and i think if feels right because of who he was and what he wanted for the world. tommy was in his second year at harvard law school. when we lost him. and he was deeply engaged in movements for human rights against war, or animal rights and wel

that's the jamie diamond defense. well, amola should say, you know what? let's put a bounty on your head, jamie diamond, because you've totally destroying our economy, that that's the quid pro quo, this not being glib, this is not being trying to be amusing for folks on t v. this is the god honest way to implore justice if you believe in the bible, if you believe in god and i know in mexico in america, americans got evangelicals, catholicism, sprague, in mexico. do believe in god and justice. didn't put down these bounties today. it's an eye for an eye. well, of course, these are boundaries for the rest of these people. these individuals, whether or not, i mean, the mexican military tried to arrest a few years ago, maybe a year or 2 ago the phones of, of al chaco and were met with a military force there. i don't think jamie diamond would be as difficult, but in terms of whether or not this is, you know, an eye for an eye or a taste of your own medicine. little teaspoon of your own chocolate. there is another sort of bizarre story that also happened while w

listen to what jamie rogozinski has to say about this.nging in 27 minutes the dow backup into positive territory by 11 points, s&p by 9, nasdaq better and teflon skin wrapped around the markets at the moment. at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner with access to financial advice, tools and a personalized plan that helps you build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. liz: breaking news. we want to show you shares of gamestop. look at them popping, once again , at this hour. we have it up 73.25%, but this is a story we'll be on the video game retail chain stock. david's and i say pleural, are banding together to tear down the wall street goliath. retail or individual investors have flooded a wall street- focused reddit chat room with the explicit goal of aiming their sling shots at big hedge funds that are short or betting against game shares, and in a stunning move, they appear to be preventing the shorts from making huge profits on the stock s decline. that was one year ago, the height of meme s

jamie spears also accused of using that money to pitch his own tv show.egal team says that to her father has petitioned to have his legal fees paid for which apparently totals more than 30 million dollars. britney has also sent a cease and desist letter to her sister jamie lynn, the threatening legal action over quote, misleading claims during the promotional tour for her new book. by taking a live look outside right now. it's pretty dark out there and very foggy and cold in gate bridge somewhere off in the distance there. yeah, we're a big happy family in. here is a meteorologist lawrence karnow is with us. lawrence, tell me it's going to rain. yeah, i can't. i looks rain. i just can't tell you exactly when just yet. right now. >> it is dry out there. you can see out in the bay. we've got that patchy fog setting up kind of changing minute by minute. some beautiful colors again in the atmosphere. but that fog kind of settling in now. and as you look out toward the golden gate bridge, see the tops of the towers, but down below, yeah, getting pretty foggy o

jamie foxx. did you guys work with jamie foxx?y: he's the most 1 person maybe in the whole world, right? >> and he tells the best stories. so, i was actually -- we got in trouble. >> yeah. >> is for being on set because we were apparently distracting. >> we might have been a little distracting. . >> jimmy: what do you mean, distracting? >> we wanted to soak up the moment. it could have been our last one and we wanted to be there every day. and i am really interested in directing so i was like, hey, let me -- can i follow you, john? thank you. [ cheers and applause ] and -- and learn from you. so we would all sit by his monitors. i'm very, you know, respectful of the set. i wasn't talking too much. i would stand in the back. you know? >> uh-huh. >> like any natural film production, you go over sometimes and -- and they were like, well, maybe, you guys are the reason. [ laughter ] >> and no disrespect. we understood. we weren't like holding no beef. >> like, okay, maybe just won't come for a couple days so they can see it's not us.

>> i knew life would be really, really deep and beautiful with jamie. >> reporter: jamie raskin's momg novelist, his dad an anti-vietnam war activist who ended up on president richard nixon's enemy list. >> it gave me a sensitivity for people who get into the highest office of the presidency and then abuse it for their own political purposes. >> reporter: when raskin, a long time professor of constitutional law at american university, decided to enter politics, his family was all in. sarah, daughters hannah and tabitha, and especially son tommy. >> tommy was pure magic. he just was. he was always writing plays. he was always writing poems. everybody wanted to be around him. >> reporter: as gifted as he was, he also, as he went into adolescence and beyond, started to have some problems with anxiety and other mental issues? >> yeah, he did. like so many kids today, he had a struggle with mental health. >> reporter: during the pandemic, tommy took his harvard law school classes remotely from the raskin's maryland home. he was shaken by both george floyd's death and president trump's fals

the other comment i want to point out from jamie dimon is this idea of rate hikes.ave been talking about this a lot. the idea that there could be potentially more than that. i want to also say that jamie dimon earlier in the media call was asked about whether the fed could be making a policy mistake, whether this could be impacting the bank, and he said he really can't be spending his time worrying about things like that, but they will face these headwinds and they do that feel a lot of optimism ahead. guy: i thought he was pretty complement three about what the fed has delivered so far, which is interesting coming from jamie dimon. sonali, always a pleasure. we will catch up with sonali as she keeps us updated on what is happening with some of these calls. let's dig into the details now of what is happening here with these bank earnings. dried cassidy, rbc capital markets head of u.s. bank equity strategy, has an outperform -- gerard cassidy, rbc capital markets head of u.s. bank equity strategy, has an outperform rating for j.p. morgan and citi. you have a tension

so, jamie, please stay with me. i want to bring in dana bash, our chief political correspondent and co-anchor of "state of the state the union along with elie horn ig former district attorney for the southern district of new york. we know that ivanka and her husband jared have always played a coy game. they want credit with being the closest advisers to the president, they want to be the one to benefit in every way that entails but then distance themselves when things are uncomfortable. they are the normal ones. the truth holds nobody knows more than ivanka trump does about donald trump's thoughts, feelings, intentions, his mind that day and after. >> that is exactly right. and as jamie was just reporting, you cannot over state how much influence the former president's daughter/senior adviser had on her father not just in personal terms as a daughter but much more importantly for four years as a senior adviser. that is why people would go to her when they wanted to try to get to her father on days that were not janu

jamie gangel, thank you.carrie cordero who previously worked with the u.s. justice department. what's your reaction when you hear about all this evidence the committee has gathered about what trump was doing while his supporters attacked the capitol? >> well, one thing i think that's important, jake, is that it sounds that people are actually cooperating. so up until now we've heard a lot about those who are not cooperating with the committee but the example that jamie gave of keith kellogg shows there are individuals close to the former president who are voluntarily cooperating and providing the committee with information. that's a really important development. i think the question that the committee has to look at, if they're exploring potential criminal referral or criminal charges is the actual conduct. so i think it will be a harder case for the committee to look at the absence of activity on behalf of the former president versus what did he affirmatively do instead of what he didn't do? because then you

joining me now is congressman jamie raskin. he's the author of the new book "unthinkable."had a chance to read it yet. next time i would have read your book, thank you for writing it and thank you for doing this. >> i appreciate you are having me on tonight, don. >> let's start with these bomb shell texts, what does the committee think hannity knows about the effort and why does the committee believe he must cooperate? >> he clear lly knows something because he was on the course trying to dissuade him from executing the coup against joe biden. they were trying to overthrow and just repudiated by the electoral college. he seems to know a lot more. those texts are kind of pregnant with possibilities when he says i am disturbed this could happen the next 48 hours or i am nervous the next 48 hours so we want to know. not because he's a news commentator anywhere than sound engineer, he knows and he was a fact witness and his name has come up. everybody owes congress his or her truthful testimonies. the supreme court have said as much. we are operated under commands from the hous