and to add to all of this, our reporter spoke with jim jordan today and informed him that we were made aware of the white house call records and asked him to respond. and jordan said that he, again, couldn't remember and he said that the only time he specific remembered talk toing to the president on that day is when he walked off the floor of the house of representatives on january 6. well keep in mind, he's never revealed that information before. so that is completely new. and a different story than he's told in previous incarnation. and he told annie today that he believed he spoke to the president a number of times on january 6. so this is the first tangible evidence that we have of communication between trump and jordan on that day. obviously the committee is very interested in the content of that call, what they spoke about, that is one of the reasons that they wan jordan to appear before their committee. zwr jordan said that he has nothing to hide and now stone call walled and now they have the option of issuing subpoenas and they're wrestling with that decision because to subpo

they've asked jim jordan to appear before their committee voluntarily. so far he's turned down the request. they're struggling with whether they have the ability to submit subpoenas to make them appear before members of congress. boris and christi? >> thank you very much. >>> let's talk with political commentator errol louis. errol, always appreciate you getting up bright and early for us. thanks for joining us. let's start with mike pence. the video we watched a minute ago, a very different mike pence than we've seen even just a few mont ago. he seemed more robust in his rebuttal of donald trump who later responded to him saying that the former president was wrong and calling overturning the results un-american. what do you make of this version of mike pence, someone who clearly has aspirations for 2024? >> well, good morning, boris. it's a sign of how farthings have gone that simply standing up and saying the plain truth generates a headline, becomes news, is somewhat out of step with where the rest of the party is going because you've got this thing g

and jim jordan has not accepted it.o, now the committee is weighing whether to subpoena jim jordan and take that unprecedented step. the big picture here that the january 6th committee is building a key time line of the events leading up to and specifically on the day of january 6th. and this ten-minute phone call say new piece of information for that time line. >> and, of course, it leads to questions about what they discussed. and smefl what trump was trying to relay to jordan at that time. annie grayer, thanks so much for the reporting. >>> the republican national committee has voted to sentence sewer representatives list cheney and adam kinzinger, the two republican members of the january 6th committee. >> yeah. the attack on the capitol has led the largest investigation in fbi history. there have been more than 700 arrests hundreds on the run, several people died. organize to the rnc resolution representative cheney and kinzinger are participating in a democrat-led persecution of ordinary citizens engaged in politi

jim jordan. in spite of the possibility that he could be implicated in to what amounted to an attempted coup. redeeming it somewhat, both the party and the day, mike pence who once called january 6 one day in january. this afternoon while speaking to the federalist society, he broke with the former president. >> january 6th was a dark day in the history of the united states capitol. lives were lost. many were injured. thanks to the courageous action of the capitol police the violence was quelled, the capitol secured and we reconvened the congress the very same day to finish our work under the constitution of the united states and the laws of this country. >> the former vice president spoke to his role that day taking direct aim at the former president. >> the only role congress has with respect to the electoral college is to open and count votes submitted and certified by the states. no more, no less. but there are those in our party that believe that as the presiding officer of the joint session

you will hear from ohio republican representative jim jordan, as well as senator john kennedy. this is about a half an hour. ♪ [applause] >> come on. let him have it! could you imagine having jim's job? >> it's a great country. as you and i were just talking about, the people get it. you saw it a few months ago. it started with a few moms in loudoun county. some dads got involved, and the next thing you know, glenn youngkin is governor of a blue state. two weeks after that, you had 12 jurors in a courtroom in kenosha with a mob outside who did the right thing and followed the truth and due process. north of our border, it is truckers, and you can feel it happening in our great country. >> i have to admit since the last election, i had some time where i thought america would be ended. maybe it is coming to a bad conclusion, and i felt pessimistic at times. after that kenosha result, after what happened in virginia, it is tough being a politician. could you imagine being a politician in san francisco and being too radical? do you feel like we will turn this around? >> i do. there

>> i have nothing to hide. >> jim jordan has been hiding the truth. jim jordan has consistently ignored questions or been inconsistent in acknowledging when he spoke to donald trump on january 6th. >> i spoke with him that day, i think, after. i don't know if i spoke with him in the morning or not, i just don't know. i've talked to the president so many times, i can't even remember. of course i have talked to the president, i have been clear about that. i talked to him all the time. >> the january 6th committee is now in possession of records that prove jim jordan did speak with donald trump the morning of january 6th, the phone call lasted ten minutes. that afternoon, jim jordan objected to the certification of president joe biden's electoral college win as the trump mob attacked the capitol. the january 6th committee is closing in on donald trump and his allies in their investigation of the attack on the capitol. even if more republicans won't stand up and say, trump is wrong. leading off our discussion tonight, a democratic congressman eric swalwel

jim jordan. the same lawmaker republicans tried to appoint as a member of the committee, in spite of the possibility he could be implicated in what amounted to an attempted coup. it has been quite a day for democracy and what used to be known as the grand ole party. redeeming it somewhat, both the party and the day, mike pence who called january 6th one day in january, well this afternoon while speaking to the federalist society, he broke with the former president who is now openly praising the insurrection and dangling pardons for the rioters. >> january 6th was a dark day in the history of the united states capitol. lives were lost and many were injured. but thanks to the courageous action of the capitol police and federal law enforcement, the violence was quelled, capitol was secured, and we reconvened the congress that very same day to finish our work under the constitution of the united states and the laws of this country. >> the former-vice president also spoke to his role that day, taking

we're hearing of a phone call with jim jordan and president trump. >> i did. before i get into what congressman jordan said to me yesterday, i want to give key context. the january 6th committee has in its possession call records that show former president donald trump requesting to speak with jim jordan on the morning of january 6th and that the two speak for ten minutes in the morning while trump was still in the residence of the white house. this is key because jordan is a key trump ally who was trying to help trump carry out his mission of not certifying the presidential election. and the fact that this call happened before congress met, before the certification happened just shows how much, you know, the pair were really involved. now, jim jordan has said himself that he spoke with trump that day, but he has been very unclear about when he spoke with trump, how long those conversations were. i talked with congressman jordan in the halls of congress yesterday to try and clarify if he could confirm what the committee has in its possession. take a listen to t

they reached out to him voluntarily, and jim jordan has denied that request. e currently weighing whether or not they want to take the unprecedented step of subpoenaing jordan to get that information about what trump and jordan talked about on some of those calls. but, you know, the key big picture here is the call that we reported on yesterday is a new detail to fit into the time line that the january 6th committee is building of the events leading up to and specifically, you know, on the day of january 6th. >> yeah. the time line is so key. annie grayer, thank you for breaking that down for us. despite being at the center of the threats on january 6th, former vice president mike pence has not rebuked trump this directly about overturning the 2020 election until now. listen. >> and i heard this week that president trump said i had the right to overturn the election. president trump is wrong. i had no right to overturn the election. the presidency belongs to the american people and the american people alone. and frankly, there's no idea more un-american than th

jim jordan is that man. why don't you just tell us how you are first, where are you from, what state, family guy, sports, who are you? >> guest: first of all good to be with you. thanks for your service to our country and congratulations on what you are doing now for the university. i know you got important responsibilities there. look, i'm just a country boy from western ohio, married the pretty farm girl down the road. we've known each other since fourth grade, and we have four wonderful children, all our marriage. with four granddaughters mac granddaughters and another one coming any week now. so yeah we are just, most of her kids don't live there in ohio. in fact, only one is in state but they're kind of scattered all over the place but we do get to see the grandkids from time to time which is nice. and look i got into politics because when you get married and you have kids you look at the world different and you get tired of government taking your money telling you what to do and i thought, i thought i

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but jim jordan -- he cams he really, really doesn't really remember much about it. jordan telling cnn today that he had multiple calls with the then president on january 6th but he could only confirm that he spoke with trump after he left the house floor and didn't remember whether they spoke that morning. >> as i said, i had no more calls with -- i talked to the president a couple times that day but i don't remember the times so i don't remember. i don't remember. >> you don't remember if it was the morning? if there was one in the morning before -- >> i don't recall but, um, i know i talked to him in -- after we left off the floor. but i don't recall. >> so, you don't remember if there was one before the violence started? >> uh, i don't. >> and that it was ten minutes? >> i don't. >> interesting. funny, because he told the house rules committee in december, he talked to the then president after the attack on the capitol, not before. and said he had been clear about that. rules committee chairman jim mcgovern tweeting this report directly contradicts what you said b

now, this is significant because jim jordan is a key ally of donald trump and jordan was trying to helprump in his efforts to stop the election certification process. it's significant that the pair were speaking in the morning before congress met to certify the election because it shows just how connected these two were. jordan has previously said that he spoke with trump on that day, but he's been very unclear about when the two spoke and for how long. i spoke with congressman jordan in the halls of congress yesterday to try and nail down some of those specifics. take a listen. >> as i said, i had a number of calls with -- i talked to the president a couple of times but i don't remember the times. >> you don't remember if it was the morning? >> i don't recall, but i know i talked to him after we left off the floor. >> as you can see from his answer, jim jordan is not wanting to be specific about those conversations with trump, which is part of why the january 6th committee really wants to hear from him. they asked jim jordan to voluntarily cooperate with their investigation. jordan has

we knew jim jordan had communication with president trump on january 6th. we still don't know how many times he talked with him, but we know for sure there was one phone call initiated by president trump on the morning of january 6th that was taken in the residence of the white house and lasted for ten minutes. now, basically every time jim jordan has been asked about his communications with donald trump, he's given a different answer. at one point he said he couldn't remember. at one time he said he talked to him in the morning, during the attacking after the attack, and then he told the house rules committee he only talked to him once and that was after the attack. the chairman of the rules committee jim mcgovern saw our report, saw what jim jordan said in response to our report and said that directly contradicted his testimony to the rules committee back in october. in fact, when we asked jim jordan about our new reporting on friday, he had yet another answer to when he spoke -- about when he spoke to the former president. this is what he said on friday.

jim jordan was my mentor, he and -- was always fun.he always had that countries best interests intere. he always had us come our best interest in mind as individuals, and the house freedom caucus he was a leader. he was kind of the wrestling captain after leading the team. i'll take you all behind the scenes. he takes you behind the scenes in this book on the appeal of obamacare, as we promised r seven years we were peeled this thing and becomes to lead time and is leading the negotiations. i remember this is quoting jim jordan a member him giving the same speech multiple times quote guys, this is him, guys, set can be easy but we have to stay committed to what wey said we ae going too do. never forget, you get a better deal at 12:01 and you do at 11:59. he said that over and over. will have to go past the deadline for them to understand that we are serious. that's in her own conference, taking you behind the scenes. what does that mean come what's going on? >> that was the first took the majority come president trump elected. we sort

host: jim jordan was my mentor.he always had the country's best interest in mind and always had our best interest as individuals. and was the wrestling captain out there leading the team. and the repeal of obama care in seven years we will repeal this thing and then key time he leaves the negotiations. this is quoting jim jordan he gave the same speech multiple times. is not going to be easy that stay committed to what we said we will do. never forget. you get a better deal at 12 oh 1:00 p.m. and then there is 1159. go past the deadline for them to understand we are serious. >> that's when he first but the majority president trump is elected we should have repealed 2017 a few minutes after president trump takes the oath he should have repealed legislation the same legislation was passed in the house and senate that obama did not sign one year earlier we should have done that but we didn't. paul ryan had a whole different crazy plan the most greasy a strategy i have ever seen. but we should havee done that and we did

. >> we're learn mug details about when trump loilist, republican congressman jim jordan, spoke to the president on january 6th. two sources are telling cnn that president trump spoke on the phone from the white house residence with jordan for ten minutes on the morning of january 6th. the time line is key here. cnn's annie grayer is following these developments. annie, what more are you learning about these conversations? >> reporter: thanks, amara. what is really key here is that donald trump was speaking to a key republican ally for him on capitol hill the morning of january 6th. jordan is a key ally for trump, as you mentioned, who was instrumental in trying to help the former president stop the certification of the election. the fact that this conversation happened in the morning before congress met to certify the election shows how in close contact these two were. now, congressman jordan has said himself that he spoke with the former president that day, but he has been very unclear about how long those conversations were, when exactly they happened. i spoke with him yesterday on

now jim jordan had said previously he spoke with the president that day.t that phone call, and he said that he spoke to the president more than once, and so you can assume that he spoke on the morning which is what we reported last week and then also in the afternoon as well. so there were two separate phone calls that jim jordan had with the former president, and so last week we weren't sure if there was just one. this is a little bit more clarity of what congressman jordan's role was and who he spoke to and when he spoke to the former president on that day, chris. >> one of the things that the committee wants to get to the bottom of. peter, help us get to the bottom of these 15 boxes of documents. look, we had already known that the president wasn't exactly meticulous about doing what you're supposed to do under the presidential records act, but what do we know about these 15 boxes, and what the heck were they doing in mar-a-lago? >> right, exactly. first of all, take us back to the last days of the trump presidency. remember what was happening in that e

. >> now on author interview programs afterward, ohio republican congressman jim jordan discovers that during his time on the oversight committee and reflects on the trump presidency viewed by former republican congressman dave read of virginia. "afterwards" is week program with relevant guesthouse interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest work. >> hi, c-span, booktv, former congressman -- your to go through a new book from my friend and mentor in d.c., congressman jim jordan do what you said what you from the time oi knew congressman starting in 14, he lived up to that pledge that it repeatedly to us every that's what a good leader does. we are going to get to the exciting policies you want to hear about in the book. first, it's important when you do what you said you're going to do, it relies on virtue and trust keeping your word, jim jordan is that man why don't you tell us who you are first, who you are man of faith, family guy who are you? >> first of all, good to be with you, thanks for your service to our country and congratulations on what you're doing now, i know

have exclusive new reporting on what the house january 6th committee knows about house congressman jim jordan rrioting, and before the certification, but jordan has a hard time remembering the details. >> as i said, i had a number of calls with -- i talked to the president a couple of times that day, but i don't remember the times. >> so you don't remember if it was the morning? if there is one in the morning before -- >> i don't recall, but i know that i talked to him after we left off of the floor, but i don't recall. >> so you don't know if there is one before the violence started? >> i don't. >> and that was it was ten minutes? >> i don't. >> and this seems to be a pattern for jim jordan, and this is what he had to say last year. >> when i spoke to him on january 6th, and i talk with president trump all of the time. >> did you speak to him before, during or after the capitol was attacked? >> i would have to go, and i spoke with him that day after, i think after, and i don't know if i spoke with him in the morning or not, and i don't know, i would have to go back, and i mean, i don't know

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this getting a lot of attention because the january 6th committee is very interested in what jim jordanesident. of course, jordan, one of the leading republicans and was attempting to get in the way of the certification of the election results that day. he voted to object to the election results. the committee trying to figure out a way to get information from these republican members of congress that they believe played at least some sort of a role in the violence that took place on january 6th. right now, they're wrestling as to whether or not they should issue subpoenas, it is a complicated process and the committee does not have a path forward. >> all right. let's discuss. a lot to discuss today. let me start with the former vice president mike pence. just a couple hour ago, calling out his former boss by name. stunningly, really. but let's take a listen. >> i heard this week that president ump said i had the right to overturn the election. president trump is wrong. i had no right to overturn the election. the presidency belongs to the american people and the american people alone.

so the committee is still deciding whether to subpoena federal lawmakers like jim jordan. we just heard the reporting from anni, about that phone call. what kind of reaction would you expect if they did? is there any way that jordan and some of his colleagues could try to evade those subpoenas? >> well, the reaction from jim jordan is probably the most easy to figure out of all of them. he's going to refuse. we now have a decision from the supreme court that effectively blocks these privilege claims and yet people are still going to make them. if anyone is going to make a claim like that, it jordan. he's always been a stall wart and i don't expect that to change now. >> would there be a resource to pressure him, the potential for a contempt of congress charge? >> so the contempt of congress charge which of course steve bannon has been charged with and the consideration is going on now for mark meadows, that is something they could do. it puts pressure in the sense that no one wants to be charged with a federal crime, but there is no way to force anyone to comply with a fede

jim jordan has been out there saying that he had multiple conversations with the former president on's not news. but what should we make of the committee having that sort of detail about when the phone call was, how long it lasted? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. the fact that jim jordan talked with the former president, he's already said that publicly, but this information was received to the committee from the national archives so this ten-minute conversation was in those presidential records that the january 6th committee just got from the archives, and so what it leads me to believe is that the committee is now in possession of a lot of documents and phone records and communications that the former president had on january 6th with members of congress, with other people, and so that is more significant than something that we already knew, that jim jordan talked to donald trump on that day, katie. >> leigh ann caldwell, thank you so much. >>> and we are also learning more about the possible causes for the neurological illnesses that were reported by hundreds of u.s. diplomatic wo

do you -- and the committee members know when jim jordan spoke to the president on january 6th? >> yes, yes. the national archives has produced all of the call logs and also the daily diary of the president. it lists every single phone call made by the president through the exchange as well as every single person who went in and out of the oval office every day of the presidency. and we know that in the morning, mr. jordan and mr. trump did speak for about ten minutes. you, know i'm disappointed that jim jordan said last summer that he had nothing to hide, that he would be, if they call, he would said, i would have nothing to hide. he would come. in and now, he is refusing to do that. it's troubling. he should come in and talk to the committee. >> do you have the phone records of donald trump's soon fall calls? >> i really can't get into that at this point. but we have quite a bit of information about who called who men for how long. and who came into the office and how long, who was with them. yes, there's a lot of information. some from call records some prime witness testimon

joining me is congressman jim jordan and congressman jim banks. man jordan, your response to the "new york times" coverage of this meaning the coverage of fox's coverage of it. unbelievable. >> well, the press first promoted the lie that president trump colluded with russia. they pushed that narrative. when the truth is coming out that we said for years was accurate, they won't cover. it for me the big take away here is democrats always accuse republicans of being a threat to democrat. -- democracy. mark helped pushed the steele dossier and filed lawsuits after lawsuits going after republicans am and now we learn that the democrat's go to lawyer for the clinton campaign was involved on the effort to spy on the sitting president, president trump. in that filing of durham he referenced that they are communicating with mark. >> laura: on msnbc they are dismissing durham's legal actions. >> a week before he is on tap to do this, this comes out and you have all of these people who are witnesses who fed the conspiracy theories on durham and then go on fo

>> all right, jim jordan. thank you for everything you do. thank you all. [applause] >> america is an amazing country [applause] ♪ >> america is an amazing country filled with wonderful people who do incredible things but often politicians ignore our nation and the people who make it work. ♪ cracks i'm john kennedy -- >> i'm john kennedy. not that john kennedy. this john kennedy. permit me, if you will, to tell you what i believe. i believe that america was founded by geniuses. but it is being run by idiots. [applause] i believe you can't fix stupid, but you can vote it out. i believe that america, unless we lose it, is the greatest country in all of human history, and the whole world knows it. let me ask you something. when is the last time you heard of someone trying to sneak into china? america is so great -- america is so great that people who hate it refuse to leave it. now, listen to me on this one. i believe that republicans are not perfect. i believe that republicans are not perfect, but the other side is crazy, and i also believe in what we accompl

jim jordan, mark meadows, thank you both. now let's turn our focus back to the white house, a new -- a big new plan from the biden administration. for years, democrats, they have yearned for medicare for all, but now under joe, they are going to have to settle for something much less. a new plan funded by the hhs, they are going to distribute, joe biden's hhs are going to distribute crack pipes or free. two addicts across the country. now, the plan prioritizes "undeserved communities," keep in mind, long term addiction, heroin, crack, other hard drugs, that is pretty much people committing suicide in just a longer period of time, it will always end in misery, suffering, and death. may be the government's money would be better used to maybe open up a treatment facility and therapy to end the addiction, rather than to offer a means to facilitate the addiction. here now with reaction, host of "unfiltered," dan bongino, along with cohost of "the five," geraldo rivera. geraldo. >> hi sean. >> please tell me you don't support this.

joining me now is congressman congressman jim jordan, ranking member of the house judiciary committeend congressman jim banks, republican study committee chair. let's start with you, congressman jordan. your response tor the new york times coverage of this meaning the coverage of fox's coverage of it. unbelievable. ab well, yeah, it shouldn't surprise us . the press has first promoted the lie, the idea that president trump colluded with russia. we hadha the three years of the mueller investigation, all the millions of dollars spent, the 19 lawyers, 40 agents said there was no clue. so they covered all that . they push that narrative and now the truth is coming out. the truth that we all said for four years was was accurate. they're not going to they're not going to cover for me. a so the big takeaway here is democrats always accuse republicans of being a threat to democracy. well, how about marc elias in 2016 working for perkins qe, its marc elias at that firm who helped push this dossier. then in twenty twenty one he's filing a lawsuit after lawsuit going after republicans in redistr

i interviewed jim jordan some time last year, and he told me he speak to donald trump multiple times on the day of january 6th, but he has repeatedly said he doesn't know what time. now, the more information we're finding out, i think we have signs that the committee is building a timeline of when these phone calls took place. the public doesn't know them, but it looks like they know the timeline of when the mccarthy and donald trump phone call took place as well as the jim jordan phone call or phone calls. >> and we're anticipating getting details on that likely in just a few months, perhaps in early summer. i do want to ask you about minority leader kevin mccarthy, because the pressure is growing on him to break precedent and potentially help out liz cheney's primary challenger. cnn reported last year that some of the other house republicans who voted to impeach trump got money from mccarthy's leadership pac. so how does he navigate this midterm cycle, balancing these alaska factions,s within his party. he obviously wants to be speaker and it's a very fine line to walk, isn't it? >

i know you and jim jordan and rand paul are in full throttle mode at this point in putting the piecesng to do once, if you do get the majority in the senate, in the way of investigating fauci and the potential cover-up of covid-19? >> yeah. maria, you make a great point, we have to have the majority to have subpoena power. so to get peek like peter dassic in front of us, they were the ones that dr. fauci was running the money through to fund vital gain of function in wuhan, china many. we need to get those people in front of us. there's a secret meeting that happened on february the 1, before the february 1st meeting scientists were telling doctor -- this is 2020 -- scientists were telling dr. fauci significant chance this came from a lab in wuhan, and somehow this secret meeting happens, and over the next two months those same people changed their mind. and those same people received some $3 billion in grants over the next two years. some of them renewable grants, some of them were new monies as well. so we need to get those folks in front of us that were in that secret it meeting, t

in the cases of mccarthy and jim jordan, their real says the dnc and caution when it comes to whether or not a congressional body can try to force other members of congress to testify. but as we learn more about the conversations that happened that day, and specifically about the level of visibility that jordan appears to have had into the presidents mindset before that ellipse rally on the attack on the capital, that's likely a result of a significant ratcheting up of pressure on the select committee to try to force jordan to come in and testify. >> but that also seems to be the case with ivanka who really does seem to be at one point the only person in the room with trump when he's talking to pence. which seems like a key, key, key part of the day. and part of the focus on why they want to speak to her. >> yes, and a lot of ways would happen on january six, if you want to boil it down to one relationship. arguably the single most important relationship that day was the relationship between trump and pence. almost a little shakespearean, the tension between those two men and the leve

. >> the panel has also learned more about a phone call between ohio republican congressman jim jordan, and donald trump on january 6th. a source tells nbc news that documents turned over to investigators by the national archives show the two men spoke for ten minutes on the morning of that day. back in july, jordan was big, elusive, when asked if he had spoken to trump the day of the insurrection. >> on january 6th, did you speak with him before, during, or after the capitol was attacked? >> i would have to go -- i spoke with him that day after? i think after? i don't know if i spoke with him in the morning or not. i just don't know. i would have to go back, i mean i don't -- i don't know when those conversations happened. but what i know is i spoke to him at all times. >> jim jordan is one of three house republicans embodied to reappear before the general six committee so, far they all refused to show up. last night, committee chairman bennie thompson indicated members were having significant discussions about significant subpoenas. today, jim jordan was off to about that. >> would y

people thought all along the sky for a laboratory and will hundred i will guarantee you jim jordan ander like bulldogs they're going to grab a hole of someone seat and we are not letting go until we get to the truth. maria: b has in these e-mails to show these are e-mails back and forth between fauci and collins saying we have got to change the subject. we've got to kill this a narrative that it came from a lab. then over the following two years $3 billion in grant money transacted pretty of got to this to me. i know some of the e-mails are redacted are you getting what you need your coming out than op ed to see who exactly signed at those letters. i did not realize it was $3 billion in grant money. >> right. this is ae tangled web and oh what aic tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive. this web is so in case with dr. fauci and eagle health in the middle of it. you think about the 27 authors that sign the lancet letter very reputable science magazine. suddenly in february and march there's no way it came from the lab there is zero chance it came from a lab the 26 or 27

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we're also learning more about the phone call between jim jordan and the former president. we know now that jim jordan spoke with the former president at least twice on january 6th and that newly reported phone call that we reported last week that was the morning of january 6th that took place, that was about ten minutes long, we are told the reason that phone call happened is because the former president demanded it, talked to him, called him, got him on the phone on his cell phone and, so, while all of this might, like you said, seem incremental, it is clear that the january 6th select committee through documents received by the national archives of the trump administration and through committee testimony are getting a better understanding of what took place that day. >> i have to say we're looking at the reason why this is important is because what we are learning now fills in those gaps in the timeline that you're looking at on that wall right there. it adds in bullet points where we currently don't have them. it is painting a more complete picture of what happened. bet

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jim jordan, mark meadows, thank you both. now let's turn our focus back to the white house. a new big a big new plan froms, by the administration. for years democrats, they have yearned for medicarets,,ye for l but now under joe well, they're going to have to settle forg something much less.by now a new plan funded by the hhs. they're going to distribute joe biden's hhs are going to distribute crack pipes for free to addicts across the country. now the plan prioritizes, quote, undeserved communityty and keep in mind long term addiction to crack, heroin, crystal methrm, other hard drug. that's pretty much peoplegs committing suicide in just a longer period of time. it will always end in misery, suffering and death. maybe the government's money would be nm better used to maybe open up a treatment facility and therapy to end the addiction rather than to offer a means to facilitate the addiction. here now with reaction the hoste unfiltered, dan bongino, along with the co-host of the five geraldo geraldo. hi, sean. please tell me you don't support this . just this . i'm expecting

jim jordan and i are two best men on television. >> certainly you are.

>> i think we now understand better that clip of jim jordan being asked about his conversations with donald trump on january 6th, he stammers, dodges, bobs, and weaves. a ten-minute phone call with the president of the united states is something you would remember. on an infamous date. so the committee, there's one of two ways, they can walk away. say it's not worth the fight, he's never going to testify, that's a weak approach. they can subpoena him, and hold him in contempt. but there could be political blowback from that. it will be a question of political will and backbone. for the committee. whether they go after his testimony. >> thank you, gentlemen. i appreciate it. see you soon. >> i want to turn to the january jobs report, shattering most economists' expectations. the u.s. economy adding 467,000 new jobs last month. in the face of the winter omicron surge. and upward revisions of nearly 700,000 jobs added in november and december. that brings the total u.s. job creation to a record 6.6 million in president biden's first year in office. a much-needed win for the president, c