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. _ gave priority to the kingdom, his son—in—law, jared kushner, had a very— son—in—law, jared kushnerher its defence, the economy. — channels, whether its defence, the economy, the clergy — all five channels— economy, the clergy — all five channels of power. in the it by administration is signalling and very clear— administration is signalling and very clear language that it is recalibrating this relationship, and will deal— recalibrating this relationship, and will deal only at a peer level —— biden— will deal only at a peer level —— biden administration. it is noteworthy that the only call the crown _ noteworthy that the only call the crown prince has received has been from _ crown prince has received has been from the _ crown prince has received has been from the new secretary of defence who is _ from the new secretary of defence who is his — from the new secretary of defence who is his counterpart. mbs, as he's known. _ who is his counterpart. mbs, as he's known. so— who is his counterpart. mbs, as he's known. so this is a real demotion and a _ known. so this is a real demotion an

minority leader kevin mccarthy catted — minority leader kevin mccarthy called jared kushner, minorityething, and kosher too went down to the white house _ kosher too went down to the white house after that call. and it was noti'ust— house after that call. and it was notjust the people house after that call. and it was not just the people at the white house — not just the people at the white house. members of congress from both parties. _ house. members of congress from both parties. who— house. members of congress from both parties, who were trapped here, were calling _ parties, who were trapped here, were calling the _ parties, who were trapped here, were calling the white house to ask for help _ calling the white house to ask for help. some members even appeal directly— help. some members even appeal directly to— help. some members even appeal directly to donald trump. these member— directly to donald trump. these member to have "been loyal trump supporters" — member to have "been loyal trump supporters" and were even willing to vote against the electoral college resutts _ vote agai

personal punishment to the crown prince, that's a delicate task >> reporter: he and his son-in-law, jared kushner prince siding saudi investors in the u.s.nt rejected the cia's conclusion of the crown prince as false and unacceptable even as human rights groups criticized he remains unpunished >> andrea mitchell >>> in 60 seconds, investigators facing the cause of tiger woods's crash. there may be quick money in your home but what's in the fine prints >>> we are back with the update of tiger woods >> reporter: after his transfer to los angeles at cedar sinai, the 45-year-old last listed in serious but stable condition, following a roll over crash that could have caused him his life >> he's in for a long recovery, whether or not he requires other surgeries will depend on how fast practice heals. >> reporter: with the rod and pins stabilizing his shattered leg, his injuries is similar to the high-impact soccer star who fractured his tibia and fibula >> my legs was pointing in two directions he was sidelined for 15 months. a grueling rehab that never returned him to top form >> i know it is not 100%

you raise this point about jared kushner. this seems to be maybe a flashing yellow light for anyone trying to unwrap the nature of the saudi/trump relationship. let me read this from "new york times" at the time -- given kushner's political inexperience, private exchanges could make hi susceptible to manipulation. a new chief of staff tried to re-impose long-standing procedures, stipulating that national security council staff members could participate in all calls, but even with the restrictions, kushner at 37, mbs 33, kept chatting. in fact they were on a first-name basis in text messages and phone calls. there a everly by the new white house to determine what might have been disclosed, and what the nature was of all those text messages between jared and mbs? >> let's go back to the transition. something we're talking about at the time was the degree to which there was a serious brick wall put up, but by certain specific departments and agencies, specifically the pentagon and certainly part of the national security field as

standpoint as an american government, that it was all personal, and that it was largely run there jared kushner i think, relationships that pushed rex tillerson off the island, because it was one of the relationships that jared took hold of. i'm also reminded that kushner never vetted out. there was flags from the cia that were never cleared. the president just overruled kelly and mcgahn. what do you think they're going to find? >> well, i think they're going to find the depths of those connections. as carol said, some of this they thought benefited them politically, because they sold all these weapons to saudi arabia. that supported the u.s. defense and arms industry. i've always wondered how much of it might have been personal. one of the things to watch going forward is do people like kushner go into business with the saudis. is there profit on the back end? i think the reason it's important to both look at that relationship in terms of the past, but also to have consequences for what took place, is i find it hard to believe this would have happened in mohammed bin salman didn't believe he c

given how unwilling the last president was to do that when it came to the crown prince and how jared kushnerery close relationship with the crown prince and spoke with him. and so just to see the change in that -- and you are right, it is going to be a delicate situation going forward. look at what president biden did. he called the saudi king, talked to him before this report came out. we were told they wanted to do that specifically, he wanted to talk to them before it came out. now, the white house readout did not actually say he brought up this report. it said he brought up human rights, and we've asked multiple times and the white house won't go further than that. i don't know if that's an agreement the white house and the saudis came to, but they didn't actually mention it in the readout, but we are told that's why he wanted to speak with him before this report came out, basically saying and pointing the finger at his son for the death and dismemberment of this reporter inside the saudi consulate in turkey. >> indeed. and it is going to be very delicate to that point, and i also just v

jared kushner most recently. the treasury secretary was there in january on the day of the insurrection, rushed back from that trip. was there supposedly in his function as outgoing treasury secretary steefl mnuchin. according to the "washington post," has subsequently filed papers to start an investment fund so that's a revolving door. so a lot has changed from donald trump but it may not be enough for khashoggi's friends and colleagues at the "washington post" and others around the world who care about the torture and murder of dissidents. >> we should report they are calling for the u.s. and allies to sanction the crown prince. it does not seem the u.s. is prepared to go. in direction. also, they've been in contact with this administration. we understand he's had some conversations with the u.s. defense secretary. >> that's because, also the defense minister and that is considered, the white house is trying to keep it only level. not at the presidential level. but clearly, they still need the relationship, the

when you think about it, you also -- i think about the close buddy buddy relationship between jared kushner. they're what's apping. i wonder if he might see some what's app conversation in this report. he had a weirdly relationship. there were times he disappeared in the middle east. next thing you know cutter is cut off. i wonder if we might anticipate his involvement and whatever was going on in that relationship. >> i think that will be very interesting to see. will this investigation, will what is revealed go that far? will it focus on temp set cover up, for lack of a better word. why president trump turned a blind eye? will that be part of this? it doesn't have to be if they just want to talk about saudi arabia and they want to talk about what saudi arabia did and what information they had and what intercepts and who on mbs -- who in the inner circle was in contact with the team of hitman who had the bone saw, some speculation about what may have happened to khashoggi's remains because they still have never been found. that's one thing. if they also then focus on the trump administrati

minority leader kevin mccarthy called jared kushner needing with him to persuade trump to issue a statement or to do something and kushner, too, went down to the white house after that call. and it wasn't just the people at the white house. members of congress from both parties who were trapped here were calling the white house to ask for help. some members even appealed directly to donald trump, these members who had quote been loyal trump supporters and even to vote against the electoral votes were now scared for their lives. minority leader kevin mccarthy reportedly got into a screaming match as the attack was underway demand trump do something, to the mob. imagine if you picked up your phone and tried to reach somebody at the white house to ask for help. this wasn't partisan politics, these were americans from all sides trying to force our commander-in-chief to protect and defend our country. he was required to do that. now, the extent of how many people tried to reach the president to get him to act is not known, but what is clear, what we know without any doubt, that from the very beg

very much encouraged by jared kushner at the time.saw something very unusual in the trump administration, which was first -- i was in the oval office for this meeting that president trump held in march within months of taking office, not with the king of saudi arabia, but with, at the time, the deputy crown prince mohammad bin salman. he later did something again very unusual, made his first destination overseas as president to saudi arabia here. i think a lot of this is about mohammad bin salman directly. there's great discomfort -- great hope placed within the larger foreign policy community about him as a potential moderating influence in the regime there, but what we've seen, obviously, and with khashoggi's murder of the clearest example is very troubling signs here. and so what the biden administration is prepared to do with the release of this report is something it's required legally to do as senator chris murphy, one of the leaders on the hill of this just told andrea in the last hour, this is something the trump administratio

president trump left the relationship to the personal interactions between mohammed bin salman and jared kushnerp's aid and son-in-law. those days are over. mr. biden is dealing directly with king salman, not the crown prince. going forward, i think there will be a rough patch in saudi relations with the u.s. and there probably would have been any way to some degree because mr. biden is trying to recalibrate them to be less cozy than they were under the trump administration, but it will probably take some months to come up with new ground rules for the relationship. but they both need each other. the saudis play a role in the things that matter most to matters in the middle east and also fordi arabia, their defense against regional threats. laa: barbara plett, thank you for joining us from the white house. staying with the middle east, presidentiden launched the first public military action of his administers on thursday with airstrikes in eastern syria close to the border with iraq. the strikes targeted facilities being used by iranian backed military groups in syria. at least 17 members of the

other members of the senate and congress called ivanka trump to speak to her father, called jared kushner to speak to his father,. all of the making an expert -- effort to say, you have to call office crowd. what is interesting as well, is that the national guard were not called for more than two hours. singh, there was a difficulty on capitol hill. as we saw in the videos, those anguished radio messages. capitol hill police were being overrun, outflanked, outnumbered, and they needed reinforcements. they wanted help from the national guard, but for more than two hours, there was no call made. donald trump did not activate the national guard, even though he was watching on tv. the democrats are claiming the reason he did not want to stop this, but because he was quite happy for the interruption to go ahead, because in his view, it increased the possibility of the election results being overturned. that is ongoing, we should get the results shortly. it has been quite a dramatic day on capitol hill, with video and audio being played we have never seen before, video from some of the security

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trump and good friend of his son-in-law jared kushner, was spotted overnight leaving a hospital following a successful surgery to remove his appendix. after the khashoggi murder, the saudi royal was initially shunned by other world leaders. then president trump spoke highly of him at a g20 summit in japan. >> nobody so far has pointed directly a finger at the future king of saudi arabia. >> andrea mitchell reporting. saudi arabia did finally acknowledge khashoggi had been killed in what they call a rogue attempt to bring him back to the kingdom and extradition that it had gone wrong, but it denied that the crown prince had anything to do with the murder. >>> members of california's asian pacific legislative caucus are trying to build support in sacramento this week. this for a series of measures meant to fight back against anti-asian hate crimes. meanwhile, in san francisco, the mayor toured the richmond district yesterday with the police chief and community leaders. now this was in part to show solidarity for the asian american community and also provided a chance for the mayor to get so

ally, trump's son- in-law and adviser, jared kushner, cultivate remarkably close ties with the crown prince, and critics say the relationship became more transactional, with the u.s. willing to turn a blind eye to human rights abuses. ( explosion ) now the biden administration has hit the reset button, ending u.s. support for saudi arabia'sn neighboring yemen and releasing this damning report. holly williams, cbs news, london. >> diaz: to a reset now on america's southern border. the number of asylum seekers crossing into the united states is expanding after many have waited months or years to enter. cbs' mireya villarreal visited both side of the divide in her report. >> reporter: riding on this bus in south texas are the results of president biden's first steps to reform the country's immigration system, met with cheers, these 27 migrants were waiting in mexico under what the trump administration called the migrant protection protocols program, or m.p.p.. now one step closer to having their asylum cases heard. the trump administration's policy forced more than 70,000 people to rema

jared kushner made at least three trips to saudi arabia during trump's first year in office. kushner flew there secretly. several nights where kushner and the crown prince of saudi arabia reportedly stayed up until 4:00 a.m. swapping stories and planning strategy. shortly after kushner got back from that trip, the crown prince enacted a brazen and brutal power play rounding up literally hundreds of members of the royal family and other members of the rich saudis and jailed them, torturing some of them. lots were forced to give up billions of dollars and any claims to power they had. he had not just tasid support from the white house. president trump tweeted approval of it. nothing could compare to the embarrassing and horrifying way that trump bent over backwards to protect saudi arabia's crown prince after the murder of jamal khashoggi. a frequent critic of the saudi regime. disappeared inside a saudi consulate in turkey in october 2018. first the saudis said nothing happened to him. then they claimed he died during an interrogation gone wrong and suggested it was work of a

ivanka, jared kushner, mike pence, sorry about trying to get you killed. but that's in the past now, let's do this. and true to his form, trump got acquitted 43-57. this dude just loves losing the popular vote and i get that it is disappointing for a lot of people. but we should know this by now. this is what trump does. he wriggles his way out of accountability. trying to hold trump responsible for his crimes is like trying to kill a fruit fly. it's just like ha, got it this time. and you open your hands trk is not even there, it is already halfway across the room sitting on your girlfriend's boob. and this was a tricky situation for republicans. because polls show schmost americans don't like trump, and think he should have been convicted. but the gop base still loves trump, and would turn against anyone who votes against him faster than buffy fans turned on josh whedon. so to make everybody happy, senators came up with really an amazing and bull shit excuse that even if trump was guilty they couldn't do anything about it because he's already out of offi

his son-in-law and senior advisor, jared kushner, made three trips to saudi arabia. kushner and the u crown prince of saudi arabia staid up until 4:00 a.m. swoping st swapping s planning. there was a blazeen brutal power play where he rounded up members of the royal family and jailed them. tortured some of them until lots of them were forced to give up billions of dollars and any claims to power they may have. in doing this, he didn't just have support from the trump white house, president trump actually tweeted approval of it. but for all of that fawning and enabling behavior from trump nothing could compare to the embarrassing and horrifying way that trump bent over backward to protect the crown prince after the murder of jammal khashoggi. he was a legal u.s. permanent resident. a frequent critic of the saidy regime. he disappeared inside of a saudi consulate in turkey. first they said nothing happened to him. then they said it was an interrogation gone wrong. but it was clear that the suspects in the killing were directly tied to crown prince mbs and given how com

jillian: jared kushner and his former aide are nominated for the nobel peace prize. peace deals between israel and arab nations. kushner says he is honored to be nominated for the prize. the u.s. is being warned to brace for the spread of the u.k.'s variant of covid-19. todd: benjamin hall joins us live from london with the latest developments. ben. >> reporter: good morning, todd and jillian. hospitalizations in the u.k. have been soaring. deaths have also been soaring. and the great fear is that in the u.s. if the vaccination program isn't sped up, the same could happen there. 467 cases of the u.k. variant have been found in the the us you across 32 states so far. it is thought the real surge will happen in the next six to 14 weeks, based on how it spread in the u.k. the u.k. is currently hospitalizing twice as many people as the u.s. has ever done even in the entire number and that's with a population five times smaller. the vaccination program needs to be sped up. >> telling people to evacuate in a nice blue you sky day is going to be hard. i can tell you that hu

. >> though saudi arabia is a longtime ally, trump's son-in- law jared kushner created remarkably close ties with the crown prince and the relationship became more transactional with the united states willing to turn a blind eye to human rights abuses. now the biden administration has hit the reset button in the united states support for saudi arabia's blood intervention in neighboring yemen and releasing this damning report. holly williams, cbs news london>> the biden administration face criticism for an editorial in the washington post over the lack of sanctions and saudi arabia >>> in england a world war to veteran who later became a hero of the pandemic has been laid to rest soldiers performed ceremonial duties and i wore water to era plane flew over the funeral for captain tom moore>> you had a lot more fundraising and you and you would be back when you felt better you declared. we are proud of everything you have achieved and we promise to keep your legacy alive. >> captain tom's daughter honored her father who single- handedly raise millions of pounds for britain's health service

much impossible it was not difficult and we had people the state department who helped out a lot, jared kushner of the white house, the national security council the white hous in general and we disagree many times a dhs, i could tell in adults about my monthly meetings and they would make fun of me because one of my friends and dhs was saying they knew, let me explain to you and they said here they come to tell us we are wrong and many issues but the communication was possible and i think it's a same with the president i have known him for years and i know that he listens and i know that you can talk to him, you can explain to him, it's just maybe there have been a lot of proper tunnels of communication of different levels of the government of interaction. one of these challenges is because in certain areas there is a misunderstanding of how important to talk to the private sector into engaged to the private sector, some of the officials of mexico have never been officials before and they are afraid if they engage in a conversation with the private sector they would be accused of the interest

way of using social media to push for their candidate and they were very successful in doing so jared kushneroing that they did not want a repeat of that they stopped it cold even going to censoring information in their candidate joe biden. >> big tech censorship in the suppression is the biggest obstacles the republicans have to fight for the next couple of years and the reason in your godlike power to suppress and sensor information they don't like and d platform people they don't like i promise you president trump is going to talk about this weekend at cpac in orlando and republicans better pay attention. david: i was going to ask if they get a talk about this and they tried the d platform parler which is an alternative to twitter and they succeeded for a while because parler was depended on the service controlled by the big social media companies but they are back online will there be other attempts to create a diversity of sites that people don't agree with the status quo can go to his. >> unfortunately where the people are in big tech, apple, amazon, google facebook these are the people

based on that it's likely jared kushner, who was engaging with mbs had this information, so, i mean, just ignored it as he was continuing in those conversations in that engagement? >> well, i obviously doesn't know the answer to that, but i surmise, and it was pretty obvious in some of the things that the president said, notably to bob woodward, that essentially they were going to ignore the law because in their judgment larger interests were at stake so i think this is a case and stark contrast with the biden administration who does believe in the rule of law and human rights and concern about human rights abuses, and so i think that's a rather stark contrast between the two administrations. >> james clapper, always good to have your expertise and insight. thank you. >> thanks, erica. >>> prince harry opening up now about his split with the royal family talking about who he blames for destroying his mental health and why he says this was never about just walking away. i'm looking for my client. i'm his accountant. i'm so sorry. hey! -hey man, you're here! you don't trust me here in

the president's chief of staff, mark meadows, as well as the presidential son-in-law and eight, jared kushner the president will come around. that as the legal process plays out, he will of course except reality and concede. when that still has not happened by the time the electoral college solidifies and certifies the vote, mitch mcconnell is getting fed up. en there is a political component that becomes important as well. the republicans start realizing that their best argument in the georgia senate contest is we do have a republican senate to be a check on a democratic president. from there, he just gets angrier and angrier. he says himself there that it spun so much out of control any could not take it. amna: one of the elements in a sweeping report out in the new york times. an incredibly important part of american history. thank you very much for being with us. ♪ judy: in myanmar, today was supposed tbe a step toward democracy, when the parliament began a new session. instead, the military launched a coup, and a nobel laureate is now back in jail. nick schifrin has the story. >> in myan

so president trump, his top advisers, including jared kushner we knew close to mbs would have known everything in the report and essentially ignored it. hearing it from the biden administration and the same time missing a lot of details in here. we know that gina haspel, then director of the cia, she heard taped -- heard recordings from inside the consulate that turkish intelligence had that were extremely convincing and pivotal in the cia assessment that mbs was behind this killing. the big question now, brianna, mbs, according to the u.s. government, is responsible for the murder of jamal khashoggi. what repercussions will therish against him? >> exactly. alex, thank you for that report. talk about what the repercussions may be, should be, with democratic senator bob menendez. a member of the foreign relations committee. thank you for coming on. you want more sanctions against saudi arabia. what should they be? >> first of all, i do want to acknowledge that president biden did what should have been done under the law when we as leaders in the senate foreign relations committee asked for this

he and jared kushner lavishing attention on the crown prince repeatedly citing saudi investments in thee saudi government rejected the conclusions as false, even as hume rights groups criticize he remains unpunished. >> our thanks to andrea mitchell from the state department. another break. coming up, what we were told a year ago today about what was headed our way. did you know the source of odor in your home... ...could be all your soft surfaces? odors get trapped in your home's fabrics and resurface over time. febreze fabric refresher eliminates odors. its water-based formula safely penetrates fabrics where odors hide. spray it on your rugs, your curtains, your furniture, all over your home to make it part of your tidying up routine. febreze fabric refresher, for an all-over freshness you'll love. hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're gettin

senator graham trying to get him to speak out to tell everyone to leave"minority leader called jared kushner asking him to issue a statement and he also went down to the white house after that h call. it wasn't just the people at the white house members of congress from both parties who were trapped here calling the white house asking for help. some numbers appeal directly to donald trump those who had "had been loyal trump supporters even willing to vote against the electoral college results were now scared for their lives. minority leaderre mccarthy repeatedly got into a screaming match as the attack was underway demanding that trump do something or issue a statement denouncing the mobsuh. i imagine many of you sitting here today picked up your phone trying to reach somebody at the white house to ask for help w. this was a partisan politics. these were americans trying to force the commander-in-chief to protect and defend our country. he's required to do that now the extent of how may people try to reach a president to get him to act is not known. but what is clear, without any doubt that

jared kushner at the white house, the national security council, the white house in general. i mean, many times with dhs, i tell anecdotes about my almost monthly meetings with krista nielsen -- and they would make fun of me. the other day, my friends said they knew that i would say, "let me explain to you." here comes the mexican ambassador to tell us we are wrong. but the communication was possible. and i think it is the same with president lopez over door -- with president obrador. he listens. you can talk to him. you can explain to him. it's just that maybe there has been a lack of appropriate channels of communication at different levels of the government and interactions. one piece of these challenges is because in certain areas there is an understanding of how important it is to talk with the private sector and engage with the private sector. some of the officials in mexico, they have never been officials before. they are afraid that if they engage in a conversation with the private sector, they will be accused of yielding to the interests of the private sector, and no

the nearly 700 million that flowed through their organizations controlled by brad parscale and jared kushner sounds like it's going to be a firing squad dealing with all the money that was raised and where did it go. >> well, these are many of the same people that constantly when confronted say just both sidisms and that's is pointing to other examples to get away from answering your own issue. you know, presumably they want to establish a higher standard than the trump campaign since they have spent tens of millions condemning it. and so the question remains the same. are you going to give the information so that your donors will know whether you profit eared? eric: meanwhile on the other side of this, there's calls from progressive groups to criminally charge president trump for inciting the domestic terrorist attack against the capitol, the riot there. let's listen to what mitch mcconnell said yesterday on the possibility that the president can be criminally charged. >> we have a criminal justice system in this country. we have civil litigation and former presidents are not immune by bein

his predecessor and what they achieved during their last several months in office, specifically jared kushner, because it says during the call that biden "emphasized u.s. support for the recent normalization of relations between israel and countries in the arab and muslim world," wolf. >> that's very significant indeed. kaitlan, stay with us. i want to bring more of our team into this conversation. dana bash, let's start with you. as you heard, biden continues to push his covid relief deal but has that gotten a little lost in the mixed messaging on school reopenings and teacher vaccinations? there's confusion out there. >> well, there is confusion about both of those things, about school reopenings. that is definitely not changed at all. people from the local level to the federal level are not sure exactly how this is working. vaccinations relating to that as well. but it's all part of the same story. if you talk to the biden administration, they argue very forcefully that the covid relief plan is part and parcel of the vaccination rollout and getting more shots in arms and of course about sc

steve and i worked together with jared kushner and my pal brook rollins, director of domestic ud personally, never got past. but we were able to at least execute some good parts of it. we will get to see miller here shortly but first a correspondent. blake, he has the details on this new immigration bill good afternoon blake greatest meth good afternoon larry and his good to see how this packages performed by the mighty . actually becomes law the% politics for second year, top headlines on the policies. the meeting through some of them. the top headline of course, an eight-year path to citizenship and expediting green cards for dreamers along with agriculture workers . out in economic side of things, the package calls for visas to support regional economic development . also make it easier for graduates for them to say the u.s. and it calls for work permits for the spouses of each one in the visa holders. in differing opinions here in washington as to what this might mean and the jobs in the economy. senator tom cotten said that rent present biden's immigration plan is a disaster because no

he also heeded misplaced assurances from white house aides like jared kushner, mr. trump would eventually cede to reality. remember that texas lawsuit challenge the election results that 18 republican state attorneys general signed on to? right? that was ghostwritten, drafted by lawyers close to the white house. the lie that the election was stolen propelled forward by new and more radical lawyers and financiers including the former chief executive of overstock.com who's financing his own team of cybersleuths to help prove voter fraud and disgraced former national security adviser michael flynn. then the day arrived, january 6th. the forces that could have, should have protected the capitol had been disarmed. do you remember shortly after the election the former president removed a bunch of officials at the very top of the defense department and in a totally unprecedented move. didn't really make much sense at the time, and he replaced them with handpicked trumpists whose resumes were, well, pretty insufficient for their jobs. christopher miller never held a senior

according to the "times," mitch mcconnell "heeded misplaced assurances from white house aides like jared kushner. the senator was also under a false impression that the president was only blustering. west wing officials had conveyed the same message they would pursue all potential avenues, but recognized that they might come up short mr. trump would eventually bow to reality and accept defeat." why would anyone, anyone think trump would bow to reality the same dude who thinks osama bin laden's death was faked, windmills cause cancer, and diet coke is good for you. of course, mcconnell didn't actually think that. these guys all knew what trump was, and they've been riding the wave, hoping it wouldn't crash on the shore, which is apparently what happened to steve bannon you know, "captain ron," if it was a horror movie "last thing i remember is getting drunk on a yacht, and then, all of a sudden, i'm looking up at a lifeguard on the boardwalk at rehoboth. mcconnell thought he could use trump's delusions and conspiracy theories to motivate the base and hold on to the senate, and it backfired on him

minority leader kevin mccarthy called jared kushner pleading with him to persuade trump to issue astatement . or to do something and kushner to went down to the white house after that call. and it wasn't just the people at the white house. members of congress from both parties were trapped here, calling the white house to ask for help. some members even appealed directly to donald trump. these members who had quote been loyal trump supporters and were even willing to vote against the electoral college results were now scared for their lives . minority leader kevin parking repeatedly even got into a screaming match was underway demanding trumpissue a statement denouncing the mob . imagine many of you sitting here today picked up your phone and tried to reach somebody at the white house to ask forhelp . this wasn't partisan politics. these were americans from all sides trying to thwart our commander-in-chief to protect and defend our country . he was required to do that. the extent of how many people tried to reach the president is not known . but what is clear, what we know without any doubt

the president's chief-of-staff, mark meadows, as well as the presidential son-in-law and aide, jared kushner, that the president will come around. as the legal process plays out, he will, of course, accept reality and concede. we, when that still hasn't happened by december 14th, when the electoral college certifies the vote, mitch mcconnell is getting fed up and realizing that is not going to happen. and then there is a political component to this that becomes very important as well. the republicans start realizing their best argument in the georgia senate contest is that we need to have a republican senate to be a check on the democratic president, and president trump at that point is not really allowing them to make that case. so from there he just gets angrier and angrier. and he says himself there that it spun so out of control he couldn't take it, and so that's certainly an element, too. >> one of the many elements in a sweeping report out in the "new york times" from jim rutenberg and his colleagues. an incredible crucial part of american history. jim rutenberg, editor-at-large for th

we had people at state department that helped a lot, jared kushner at the white house, national securityncil at the white house in general, and i mean, we disagreed many times with dhs. i could tell anecdotes about my almost monthly meetings with them and they would make fun of me because the other day one of my friends in dhs saying they knew that when i said, let me explain to you, that they said oh, here comes mexican ambassador to tell us we are wrong on many issues. but the communication was possible, and i think it is the same with president lÓpez obrador here i have known president lÓpez obrador for years and i know that he listens and i know that you can't talk to him -- you can talk to them, you can explain to them. it's just that may be there is been a lack of proper channels of communication at the levels of the government and interaction. and one of these, this challenge, is because in certain areas there is a misunderstanding of how important is to talk to the private sector and to engage to the private sector. because some of the officials in mexico, they have never been of

we already saw during his administration to jared kushner trafficked in intelligence, gave that to the prince of saudi arabia, which led him to purge his oligarchy of hundreds of billions of dollars based on a list issued by u.s. intelligence. this is not something we can allow to happen. donald trump does not need top secret special access information, he didn't listen to it when he wayne office. why should he have access now. if you give it to donald trump, his entire family will use the information. i am certain at some point we are going to find out where u.s. information was monetized for their own personal gain. you know what, read "new york times" or go on parler, have someone explain it to him. >> good to see you as always. thank you for joining us. malcolm is the executive director of the terror project on strategy, tactics, radical ideology and msnbc terrorism analyst and veteran of naval intelligence. >>> coming up next, opening day in the bronx, substitute hot dogs and homeruns for in knock -- inoculations. here's the line right now to get vaccines. we're going there next.

minority leader kevin mccarthy called jared kushner pleading with him to persuade trump to issue a statementthe white house after that call. it wasn't just the people at the white house. members of congress from both parties, who were trapped here, were calling the white house to ask for help. some members even appealed directly to donald trump. these members who had "been loyal trump supporter's" and even willing to vote against the electoral college results were now scared for their lives. minority leader kevin mccarthy repeatedly even got into a screaming match as the attack was underway, demanding that trump do something, issue a statement denouncing the mob. i imagine many of you sitting here today i picked up your phone and tried to reach someone at the white house to ask for help. this was not a partisan politics. these were americans from all sides trying to force her commander in chief to protect and defend our country. he is required to do that. the extent of how many people tried to reach the president to get him to act is unknown. what is clear, what we know without any doubt as

there's been some reporting about the white house having some doses and jared kushner hooking up peoplemed like the sort of inaccessible treatment that you had to really be somebody in order to get. you have absolutely proved that wrong with the sort of what sounds like considerable success you have had administering these to a lot of people, to hundreds of patients at your facility. >> we're very thankful for the support that we're really received from the hhs and the team, dr. michael anderson and others, gina smith. by bringing the team down here. we were starting to use some of these medications to treat our covid positive, but to add those teams to our existing clinical teams who are brilliant and worked really hard to take care of this community, we were able to bring what i used to call bringing in the president's actual treatment down here to us, the local common community that's hit hardest. we're very thankful to have had support that we got from the state as well as from the federal government to be able to bring the treatment, and it's really not a good deal to have 70% of t

when you came in, i don't recall -- the president asked you to come in, perhaps jared kushner, i don't and i spoke on the phone a few times, but what was the biggest turning point for you to get this successfully off the ground? >> well, larry, actually jared was one of the key leaders with secretary azar and the secretary of defense that asked me to come in. and they told me, listen, don't care about bureaucracy. make sure everything you to is legal, and don't care about the budget. we need to have vaccines as quickly as possible. and, frankly, what happened is we have integrated into the operation the nih, the fda with the appropriate firewalls, the c,dc, the army and the private companies and just decided to work. and, frankly, shielded ourselves from thehe politics, focused on the science and generating data. larry: it was, in fact, a massive planning exercise that was well executed. and let's not forget president trump's own bias, bring the private sector in, bring the pharmas in, bring the, you know, the pharmacies in for that matter. anyway, thank you very much, head of operatio

jared kushner and others were doing that. they did not want a repeat of that.g to the point of censoring information that could be critical to their candidate, joe biden. >> well, you know, you're absolutely right. look, big tech censorship and the suppression of information are the biggest obstacles the republicans have to fight for the next couple of years. it's that near god-like power to suppress and censor information they don't like and deplatform people they don't like. i promise you, president trump is going to talk about that this weekend here at cpac in orlando. and i'm going tell you something, republicans better pay attention. david: i was going to ask you about whether they're talking about this there. they tried to deplatform parler which is an alternative, conservative alternative to twitter. and they succeeded for a while because parler was dependent on some of the servers controlled by the big social media companies, but they are back online now. will there be other attempts to create a diversity of sites that people that don't agree with the s

again the following monday jared kushner goes to the vice president's team and ezis the president wouldt with the vice president and they broker a meeting. but the president's lawyers today are saying he was very concerned about mike pence. but if you talk to people around the former vice president they say, you know, if he was concerned he never showed it. in fact, he egged it on with that one tweet saying that mike pence didn't have courage. one other point i want to make, rachel, is that right before all of this happened the president goes or the former president goes to the ellipse and he makes these comments basically goading mike pence saying mike pence has to do this for us, we'll be very disappointed in him. mike pence right before he had gone to the capitol to certify the results had told the former president he was going to do that, he was going to certify. and he told him about two dozen times in the past two weeks, we had been told, he was going to certify and the former president kept putting more and more pressure on him. when he goes out and we whisks up a crowd to feel m

getting reassurances that were not based on anything from mark meadows the former chief of staff and jared kushnerhe president's son-in-law and senior adviser. at the time the president would eventually bow to reality and recognize what was going on, that obviously didn't happen. you saw mcconnell early in december say that joe biden was the president, made clear he was going to welcome them. it is true you did not see a clear denunciation of a lot of what the president was saying by a lot of republicans until january 6th, until the hours after that insurrection. and i think that is something that the party is going to grapple with going forward. >> and do we think that mitch mcconnell's words last night about marjorie taylor greene, though he didn't use her name as john points out, will that hold sway with kevin mccarthy today if he's going to meet with her? >> i certainly think that kevin mccarthy is concerned about what the congresswoman has been saying. it's not -- i don't think that he wants to see liz cheney targeted as former president trump has been doing. i do think he will say these thin