so jason crowe is calling jason crows a democrat elected in 2018 from colorado former army ranger a call. he's in the gallery when the capital is locked down and he calls his wife and she knows that he's a soldier and she knows the kind of training he has and the way he might want to behave in that situation and she tells him don't be a hero, you know, she's scared that her husband is going to try to do what he thinks is the right thing and she mentally and that he has children and we should add that he sent her home early sent her home early. this was this was this is one of the most chilling things. i think we discovered in the run-up to reporting on the run up to january 6th is how many members felt like something terrible was about to happen. so jason crowe andy came from new jersey, i did the same thing their families were either going to come to washington or already in washington for january 6th, and they just felt like something feels really wrong. i don't want my spouse. i don't want my daughter or son to be in this city anymore. yeah, and a gonzales. yeah, left a note. yeah. so

jason crow, and he came from new jersey to the same thing. their families or the going to come to washington or arty in washington for january 6 and they just felt like something feels really wrong. i do not want my spouse, i do not want my daughter or son to be in the city anymore. g and gonzalez left a note in his desk. >> republican from ohio some folks in this might remember he played pro football he played for the indianapolis colts. he entered politics a pretty young guy in his 30s a fascinating story a cuban-american and it was a widely seen as a rising star in gop politics in congress. he is really shaken by the events of that day. we t talked to him at great lenh is why the most compelling parts of the book i think. he was in his office in the capitol complex then decides to write a note for t his wife. and to put it on the desk just in case he lost his life. just hearing that in the interview gives you chills because you realize what was going throughgh the minds of the lawmakers in those hours. just how close we were to an eater gr

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guest: thank you for the call and let me also add that jason crow from new jersey are both military and trained in assault weapons believe that we ought to go back to the ban on assault weapons and they grew up knowing how to hunt while also recognizing that there are two distinct reasons for those guns. an assault weapon as a weapon of war. to have the access that people have to that doesn't seem to be consistent with a weapon that you would use for hunting. both of them have guns, both of them store them. it would seem to me that that would be a common sense practice. no one is coming to take your assault weapons away. they ought to be banned and especially prevented from 18-year-olds getting a hold of them. it doesn't make a lot of sense. both of them talked about the extensive training from their families but also specifically in the military. with regards to what you had to say about the votes, clearly people have to vote. i don't disagree with you. in terms of the cloture vote, the democrats and harry reid, it was used as a tool just like mitch mcconnell, i think the american peop

i want to bring in congressman jason crow who was there that day. hutchinson made it clear trump knew rioters had weapons like ar-15s in that crowd and he didn't care. i want to play some of that and we'll discuss. >> was he told again in that conversation that people couldn't come through with mags because they had weapons? >> correct. >> and that people -- and his response was to say they can march to the capitol from -- is it from the ellipse? >> something to the effect of, take the f-ing mags away. they're not here to hurt me. they can march from the ellipse. take the f-ing mags away, then they can march the capitol. >> cnn counted a toment of 15 warnings of violence that were cited in the hearing. what was your reaction to hearing that after the danger it put you and your colleagues in, sir? >> like, don, so much of the other that has come out this wasn't something that just happened on its own. this was deliberate. it was intentional. they knew about it. the president knew about it. his closest advisers knew about it. they knew there were arme

. >>> now to house chamber, he was there when trump ryeiot ters, congressman jason crow comforting fellowsman crow of colorado joins me now. former army ranger, served as impeachment manager for donald trump's first impeachment trial. thank you for being with me. let's start here with this apparent disagreement between the chair and vice chair on if there will be criminal referrals at the end of this investigation. i want you to listen to what the vice chair, republican liz cheney told cnn just a couple of months ago. >> i think that it is absolutely the case, it's absolutely clear that what president trump was doing, what a number of people around him were doing, that they knew it was unlawful. they did it anyway. >> congressman, if the committee has evidence that there have been crimes committed, should they criminally refer former president trump or anyone else to the doj? >> absolutely. why not? i mean, i firmly believe in rule of law. i believe this is a public safety issue, a national security issue, it's a rule of law issue. no man or woman is above the law in the united states of

jason crowe and others said, take your pin off. don't let them know who you are. >> jason crowe who serve in the combat overseas. >> literally and saved others as we tried to get out. he said, take your pin out. don't let them know you served. . they won't distinguish if you're republican or democrat. they're out for us. what's important to the american people, that threat isn't over. it wasn't 1/6, okay, we killed people, maimed others, we terrified everybody, and we're done? we're not done. we know the former president wants to do it again and he has people complicit around him who were participants. you'll learn who they were, and they will do it again, all for the single power of a single madman who knows nothing of our constitution, knew nothing of his oath. >> congressman madeliene dean. glad you could with with us on this day. >>> you probably recognize this image. it's the democratic congressman andy kim. he was picking up trash and debris in the capitol in the wake of that insurrection. what he is watching for in tonight's

what congressman jason crow thinks is important about testimony from pat cipollone. we'll talk to him after the break. plap . it's so shocking to think about then president trump knew there were people in the crowd armed. he knew violence could come to the capitol. knew and he did nothing to stop it. i want to bring in jay con you who was there that day as the capitol was over run by rioters. i appreciate you for joining. thanks so much. hut hu hutchinson made it clear that trump knew they had weapons and didn't care. >> was he told in that conversation that people couldn't come through the mags because they had weapons? >> correct. >> and that people -- his response was to say they can march to the capitol from -- >> something to the effect of take the eff'ing mags away. they are not here to hurt me. they can march after the rallies. take the eff'ing mags away then they can march to the capitol. >> a part of 15 total warnings of violence that were cited in the hearing. what was your reaction after hearing that the danger that it put you and your colleagues in, sir?

and democratic congressman jason crow of colorado. a u.s.lso a member of the house arms services committee, as well. good to have you both with us this morning. >> you know, we had clint watts on a couple days ago, and he was talking about when he got in the military, they'd hand him a gun but he'd have to carry around the gun for quite some time before he got training, ammunition, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. congresswoman crow -- >> not loaded. >> yeah, not loaded. i would guess your experience much the same. you had to go through very extensive training before you're able to even hold a loaded weapon. >> yeah, that's right. i mean, i've been around guns since i was 12 years old. i remember starting hunting as a young teen. the first thing that i did was i went to the local ymca and took a hunter's safety course. i learned that your relationship with guns is a serious one. you have responsibilities. it is a somber one. you treat it with respect. i started hunting and became an army ranger after that. guess what? when i was in iraq and

that is democratic congressman jason crow holding the hand of susan wild. it was unclear whether riders would break into the chamber of the capitol. those members now referring to themselves as the gallery group payment republicans taking a much different approach in their reaction yesterday. this was congressman jim jordan last night just as the hearing was starting to wrap up, saying where is the prime time hearings on president biden's botched afghanistan withdrawal? debbie lesko of arizona saying the number of questions that six committee should be asking tonight during the hearing, the number one question should be why the u.s. capitol was not secure. this from congresswoman lisa mcclain, republican of michigan. i wanted to grab some popcorn to watch this hoax hearing but grocery prices are at all-time highs. one more from the republican side of the aisle, mario diaz-balart, saying today's january 6 committee is the most blatant attempt to distract the american people from the disasters and failed policies of the democratic party. those were some of th

. >> sandra, jason crow went as far as to suggest that republicans would "to rig it" the upcoming election to try to federalize an abortion ban despite all of this. some on the left actually think that democrats have not gone far enough when it comes to laying out an actual plan. so take a look at this. vice president harris took a lot of criticism online for posting this tweet and a picture of yourself watching the ruling come down on air force 2, writing that i know there are women out there who are afraid to come into those who of you who feel alone and scared i want you to know that the president and i are fighting for you and your rights. we are in this fight together. but some liberal users online thought that tweet was too vague wanting to know what exactly, how exactly the vp on the president were going to fight for them. meanwhile, sandra, some democrats are taking heat from their own for trying to campaign and fund raise on this issue while some democrats are saying that really they just need to concentrate on getting out the vote. >> sandra: live on the hill for us, thank you. p

guest: thank you for the call and let me also add that jason crow from new jersey are both military and trained in assault weapons believe that we ought to go back to the ban on assault weapons and they grew up knowing how to hunt while also recognizing that there are two distinct reasons for those guns. an assault weapon as a weapon of war. to have the access that people have to that doesn't seem to be consistent with a weapon that you would use for hunting. both of them have guns, both of them store them. it would seem to me that that would be a common sense practice. no one is coming to take your assault weapons away. they ought to be banned and especially prevented from 18-year-olds getting a hold of them. it doesn't make a lot of sense. both of them talked about the extensive training from their families but also specifically in the military. with regards to what you had to say about the votes, clearly people have to vote. i don't disagree with you. in terms of the cloture vote, the democrats and harry reid, it was used as a tool just like mitch mcconnell, i think the american peop

i will say representative jason crow has gone on tv and claimed that republicans will try to rig thisay. >> john: we'll keep watching it. thank you. >> sandra: thank you very much. let's bring in jonathan turley, a george washington law professor and fox news contributor. great to have you today, we saw your reaction there. liz warren saying the court has lost its legitimacy, called for more justices. what do you make of that hearing from the far left of the decision? >> well, these are the voices, people who have lost faith and in our constitutional system, you know, they argue that they are defending the rule of law by destroying the highest court in our land, and they would destroy that court and create a dangerous, destabilizing element. senator warren calling for packing the court with a liberal majority because it would not yield to public opinion, would not yield to her opinion. what type of system would you have if we would allow that type of impulse buy changing of the court. every time you disagree with it, add more, send more down the chute until you have a majority. >> san

that is democratic congressman jason crow holding the hand of susan wild. it was unclear whether riders would break into the chamber of the capitol. those members now referring to themselves as the gallery group payment republicans taking a much different approach in their reaction yesterday. this was congressman jim jordan last night just as the hearing was starting to wrap up, saying where is the prime time hearings on president biden's botched afghanistan withdrawal? debbie lesko of arizona saying the number of questions that six committee should be asking tonight during the hearing, the number one question should be why the u.s. capitol was not secure. this from congresswoman lisa mcclain, republican of michigan. i wanted to grab some popcorn to watch this hoax hearing but grocery prices are at all-time highs. one more from the republican side of the aisle, mario diaz-balart, saying today's january 6 committee is the most blatant attempt to distract the american people from the disasters and failed policies of the democratic party. those were some of th

jason is hoping his work will inspire similar initiatives and that bison will continue to be returned to indigenous people across the globe. back at the lodge, it's scott's big flag—raising moment. this is the croweal of the crow tribe. it's a very great honour, you know, to come and do this for the tribe and the people. a really great honour. for the crow people and all the native people who've never left this country. seeing these two flags flying alongside each other hopefully signals the start of a new, more respectful future where, although the wrongs of the past are acknowledged, everyone who lives and works in yellowstone can look towards a more positive future. and i can't think of a better way to mark this truly astounding national park's 150th birthday than that. still to come on the travel show — carmen gets a crash course in mahjong, but let's just hope the stakes aren't too high. i'm really not sure i'm doing this right. so don't go away. well, from yellowstone, we're crossing to a very different part of the world. cambodia, in south—east asia, is one of the well—established highlights on the backpackers�* trail. history, geography and spirituality are its selling points. the countr

jason is hoping his work will inspire similar initiatives and that bison will continue to be returned to indigenous people across the globe. back at the lodge, it's scott's big flag—raising moment. this is the crowother hopefully signals the start of a new, more respectful future where, although the wrongs of the past are acknowledged, everyone who lives and works in yellowstone can look towards a more positive future. and i can't think of a better way to mark this truly astounding national park's 150th birthday than that. still to come on the travel show — carmen gets a crash course in mahjong, but let's just hope the stakes aren't too high. i'm really not sure i'm doing this right. so don't go away. well, from yellowstone, we're crossing to a very different part of the world. cambodia, in south—east asia, is one of the well—established highlights on the backpackers' trail. history, geography and spirituality are its selling points. the country went through a tough time because of covid but we've ave been to meet a group of amazing and dedicated young acrobats who are limbering up to shake the past two years off and get performing again. the performers at phare circus have spent up to eight yea