and then i want to read you one more text from jason miller.i tried to walk the president through this earlier but he won't have any of it. this is polling information. two-thirds of the mag a base wants us to move on. trump's inner circle knew the truth. >> they knew the truth and yet they were going to put lies out. they wanted to and did. to the trump supporting public who bought it hook line and s sinker. who thinks they were telling the truth about it. in the meantime it was propaganda to make excuses for the bad behavior. unbelievable. these texts aren't just from other republicans. they include texts from trump's children. what are they saying? >> it's the inner circle and here are members of his family who are weighing in, there's a group text from what you would see as the inner circle. this is hope hicks, jason miller, bill, dan, jard ced kushner. son-in-law and daughter invan ka truck. january 6 he texts meadows and the group chat. quote you are all war yriors of epic proportions. keep the faith and fight. there's also a new exchange

on january 6th, let's start with jason miller's text. meadows and dan scavino, call me crazy, but ideas for two tweets from potus. this is on january 6th, during the insurrection. one, here's one tweet. bad apples, likely antifa or other crazed leftists infiltrated today's peaceful protest over the fraudulent vote count. violence is never acceptable. maga members embrace police and the rule of law. or two, the fake news media who encouraged this summer's violence. they should head home. those were the proposed tweets from jason miller. obviously the people who did attack the capitol were trump supporters. we've learned that in many, many criminal cases so far and marjorie taylor greene separately was asking in a separate tweet about trump potentially bringing up martial law or using martial law and to classify things to attack biden days before the inauguration. so this is what we have here. this is what we're seeing from meadows. and there are text messages he's still holding back that the committee does not have yet. >> katelyn, thank

and first instinct, jason miller, you know, what do we have trump say?s and that's what we do for the boss. >> and, george, i wonder what you made of the text message from ivanka trump on november 5th saying that they're warriors of epic proportions, telling them to keep the faith, keep the fight, she said you're all warriors in all caps, keep the faith, keep the fight. what do you read into that? >> i mean, i guess she was being some kind of a cheerleader. i don't know that she knew anything about whether or not there was fraud. or whether or not there was a basis to fight. but she -- she was just being just a cheerleader and, again, they didn't care about the substance. they didn't care to wait for the results and they didn't care to wait for an investigation to see whether or not there was evidence of fraud. their instinct was to just -- we're going to make something up or find something. and that's what ivanka trump's texts show there. >> george, you brought up what mark meadows was being told from republicans, many of them on capitol hill during the

then on january 13th, jason miller, campaign spokesman, says in a group text to meadows and kushner,hrough this earlier, but he won't have any of it. here's the interesting part. two-thirds of the maga base wants us to move on. they all knew, jake, to your point, but they either weren't telling trump, but they certainly were not telling the public and their followers just for context, meadows replies, they tend to be very short, as far as the logs are concerned. sometimes it looks as if he does not reply at all. we don't know if that's because things were deleted or withheld for privilege. >> very disturbing but amazing reporting. jamie gangel. thank you so much. >> the problem goes well beyond those text messages, of course. almost two years later, the big election lie is still very much alive. how 2020 conspiracy theories have flooded some campaigns that are thriving today in 2022. that's next. throughout history i'i've observed markets shaped by the intentional and unforeseeable. for investors who can navigatee this landscape, leveraging gold, a strategic and sustainable asset...

so shortly after the riot is happening in the, at the capitol, one of his top aides, jason miller, hise, but ideas for two tweets from potus. one, bad apples like the antifa or other crazed leftists infiltrated today's peaceful protest over the fraudulent vote count. violence is never acceptable, maga supporters embrace our police and the rule of law and should leave the capitol now. then, there is another text from jason miller to meadows and kushner on january 13th in which you really see that these aides can't -- they're scared to tell donald trump the truth. he says, i tried to says, i tried to walk the president through this earlier, but he won't have any of it. two-thirds of the maga base wants us to move on. so, anderson, what you're seeing here is the inner circle knew exactly what was going on, including that their own base was ready to move on. but donald trump wasn't, so they weren't. >> that's really incredible. thank you. appreciate it. >>> the west has been steadily imposing wider sanctions on russia in retaliation for their invasion of ukraine. calls are growing for the

and then, there is another text from jason miller to meadows and kushner on january 13th in which youcan't -- they're scared to tell donald trump the truth. he says, i tried to walk the president through this earlier, but he won't have any of it. two-thirds of the maga base wants us to move on. so, anderson, what you're seeing here is the inner circle knew exactly what was going on, including that their own base was ready to move on. but donald trump wasn't, so they weren't. >> that's really incredible. thank you. appreciate it. >>> the west has been steadily imposing wider sanctions on russia in retaliation for their invasion of ukraine. calls are growing for the u.s. to impose sanctions on one of vladimir putin's closest allies, his girlfriend. details next. (music throughout) >>> weeks after the u.s. first imposed sanctions on some of russia's biggest companies, political leaders, even vladimir putin himself, "the wall street journal" is reporting the u.s. is withholding sanctions on a woman named alina kabaeva. kabaeva has stayed in switzerland for long stretches of time. accordin

walk us through a little bit more what struck you whether it was from the notes from jason miller, those jason clark, the lawyer, and you said marjorie taylor greene, and the unique spelling of martial law, and what are some other standouts, and what else do you think will attract the committee's attention. >> i think the one thing that really stands out is the fact that there are big gaps of text messages that are missing, and also where meadows turned over and i think what is interesting is what he didn't turn over, if you look at the time line, there is a been gap between december 9 and december 21, a crucial period in the aftermath of the election which the january 6th committee is focused on because a whole lot of events happened. and it was when the white house appeared to have coordinated trump's fake slate of electors being sent from various battleground states to congress. and midweek, phil waldron one of the people affiliated with michael flynn was briefing members of congress, and senators about supposed election fraud that the white house should have known about, and meadows

jason miller. of course, he was a white house chief of staff.ne to the president, and to members of his family and getting back to your point about these members of congress that were actively involved in this, and to your point, mj, senator mike lee was for it until he was against it, up until the very end, was pushing this idea that there was a way to prevent the certification of the election. it didn't end up happening, but that is in large part why so muching onner was on display on january 6th. because people believed it could happen. >> and you missed one group of people, conservative talk show hosts on another network, sean hannity. >> right. sean hannity is actually one of the people meadows texts with the most. there are more than 80 text exchanges. it starts right on election day. what's interesting is that sean hannity both seems to give advice. now, he's a well-known friend of the president, but he also seems to take some direction from meadows. this is on election day. sean hannity, hey, north carolina going to be okay. meadows, str

i think that that gets to the fact that a lot of these folks from jason miller to laura ingraham, toknew how bad this was and knew they needed to blame other people. and that makes it so much worse that in the days and weeks and months after, they were justifying the lies that led to the insurrection. they were justifying the reasons behind it. you know, that just goes to show how inauthentic they actually are. >> yeah, but also that it came up as an idea. there wasn't a shred of evidence, not that we subsequently found out there were antifa activists involved or anything, but to hear this just came out from somebody's idea, somebody's thought process, in a text, sent to the chief of staff and clearly you saw that put into action. i know that you also -- >> well, so -- >> what? >> sorry. go ahead. >> no, go ahead, finish. >> well, i mean also what came out is just like an idea, a suggestion that a number of people went to very quickly was, why don't we just overturn the election. a democratic election. we saw lots of people just casually suggesting that as if that isn't something tha

and senior trump campaign adviser jason miller sent meadows a poll showing that 67% of voters agreed with the statement "the election has been decided and president trump should move on and focus on insuring a peaceful and orderly transition." miller wrote, "i tried to walk the president through this earlier, but he won't have any of it." >> jon karl with us live tonight, and jon, i know you are also learning more about the other major headline involving the former president tonight? >> reporter: david, in an extraordinary rebuke, a new york judge has found trump in contempt of court for defying a subpoena from the new york attorney general and ordered him to pay a fine of $10,000 a day. trump's lawyers say they will challenge the ruling. david? >> jonathan karl, thank you. >>> we turn now to the pandemic and the fda tonight authorizing the first covid treatment for children under the age of 12. here's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, a green light for the first covid treatment for children under 12. the fda approving the drug remdesivir for infants as young as four weeks old. >> p

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. >> i should note, jason miller, there's a bunch of texts on antifa. this is as this is happening saying, call me crazy, but ideas for two tweets for potus. bad apples, likely antifa or other agrees leftist, infiltrated today's peaceful protest over the fraudulent vote. you have marjorie taylor greene and louis gohmert echoing this as this was happening. on the marshall la front, i can tell how much -- would do you make about? how serious where the conversations? when you know about where they were? marjorie taylor greene is not just picking that phrase, incorrectly spelled as it is, out of a hat. >> there was a lot of rambling about martial law within the gop caucus. before january 6th. there were people writing things about how martial law is in fact been invoked multiple times throughout our history. and, if you look at what happened on june 1st of 2020, when donald trump and loyal barr unleashed a paramilitary police riot against black lives matter protesters in lafayette square, it was clearly very much within the air that donald trump and his adv

one text message from trump political aide jason miller, sent several days after biden was declared thees. quote, lots there regarding functionality problems. not much there on dems conspiracy connections. we'll defer to you on whether or not to share full report with potus. potus is hyped up on them, not just from tweets but he called me and justin separately last night to complain. miller there likely talking about justin clark, a trump 2020 campaign lawyer. miller did not respond to request for comment. on november 19th, records show meadows texted georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger to ask him to call the white house. a spokesman for raffensperger said the secretary of state did not recall that text message, but he did recall a december 19th text message also asking him to call the white house. the spokesman said raffensperger thought it was a prank and did not respond. trump got ahold of raffensperger, infamously, on january 2nd when he made the infamous request. >> i only need 11,000 votes. fellas, i need 11,000 votes. give me a break. look, all i want to do is this, i j

other silicon valley giants, every time we addressed censorship, oh, go get your platform and jason miller the left and social media, oh, you guys have a good time and elon musk says you know what, i think i want to buy twitter and all the left can do and say no, you can't do that. it's completely and totally broken. twitter can not be fixed in its current state. it has to be to be down to its core, leadership, the board, senior leadership, middle leadership even the programmers and coders, there's a real rot at twitter. elon musk has identified it, they will make it really, really tough on him and i don't know if he's going to be able to accomplish the purchase but good for him for identifying the problem, good for him for trying. >> i would love to be at the point where i don't like a product i simply buy it and as you say it, tear it down and build it back up. i wonder if twitter really did itself with two things which was when if you shared a story that said that covid could have been created in a lab and n wuhan which used to be a conspiracy theory and now more accepted as the probabl

i had part of this conversation, jason, yesterday with tim miller and i sort of -- we admonished ourselves bills. so i want to try to at least go one day with doing that. what disney did was voiced opposition to legislation that passed anyway. i mean, disney didn't impede desantis's ability to pass the "don't say gay" law that he wanted to pass. the idea that now the state, the state of florida, is eking out revenge against one of the largest employers in the state is unbelievable and shouldn't be glossed over. what is your sense of this as sort of a devolution, another running down the ladder the republicans are descending. >> nicole, i ran through so many disney songs i wanted to sing in preparation for this. >> don't let me slow you down. >> let's not talk about desantis. i thought of many of them. >> i want to hear it. >> but the core conclusion is this. this is what you get. disney -- they will have to let this go and accept it. this is what you get. all of these large corporations, whether it was delta in georgia or disney or verizon or any of these companies, they always want to pla

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