also on pbs jonathan carl is the chief washington correspondent for the abc news, author of the new york times best-seller, betrayal, the final act of the trump show. and katie benner is the justice reporter for "the new york times." the white house has given us a bit of a preview. they say he's going to lay the blame for january 6th squarely at donald trump's feet, but this is a tough line for the president who got elected. he ran and got elected on the idea he was going to be a unifier of sorts. >> that's right, ali. but when it comes to january 6th president biden has always been crystal clear that he saw the attack on the capitol as a stain on our democracy. he sees it as a real threat to american democracy, and he's always said that the people who were responsible should be held accountable. he's been very clear he wants to be independent of the department of justice's investigation. but we can expect that tomorrow on the anniversary of this terrible day where we saw white supremacists and all sorts of hate groups and all sorts of people fueled by the lie fed to them by the former p

on gma, jonathan carl reflects on the insurrection. : the most important thing to remember today is that january 6 was not about a riot, was not about an attack on the capitol. that was one element of the story. there was a much larger effort underway that was led out of the white house by president trump to overturn a presidential election to effectively overthrow a duly elected president elect to aim right at the heart of our democracy. jobina: you can see jonathan carl's entire interview coming up at 7:00, including new details about the harrowing moments at the capitol for former vice president mike pence. tromp was expected to hold hold news conference today but it was canceled. reggie: peninsula congresswoman jackie spearhead an online town hall to hear from two police officers on the front lines trying to defend the capitol. >> how long were you in the fight? >> once they started retreating to the tunnel, that was horrible because there, it was -- i on the front for at least two hours straight. reggie: the congresswoman was in th

. >> earlier i spoke to our correspondent jonathan carl, cover the white house and authenticator of "ay alloy "the final act of the trump show" thank you for joining us. >> thank you juju. >> president biden said donald trump can't accept his lost what's your take on how january 6th is remembered today. >> i think what biden is doing is importantly focused on not just the riot or just the attack on the capitol building itself, not on the trump supporters who stormed the place but on the fundamental issue on what was motivating them and bigger effort to overturn the election. so he spent considerable time focused on the lies that donald trump and his supporters have been saying really since the election last year claiming widespread fraud, it's not true and biden forcefully dismantled it and kind of needling trump, calling him not just a former president but a defeated former president, yes, trump lost by 7 million votes in the popular vote and decisively in college and lost in a slew of lawsuits and other efforts to try to overturn the election. >> a very symbolic moment with the chen

jonathan carl, abc news.ma: a family is reunited with their french bulldog rosie after she was brazenly stolen while on a walk in the marina district. >> welcome home, welcome home, we missed you. ama: look at that hello. a car pulled along rosie's owner and got up and grabbed the puppy before taking off. the owner reported the theft and honored -- offered a $10,000 reward. they received a call for police saying someone purchased rosie in the sacramento area and was hoping to exchange her for the reward. >> e>> e helpful and we want to make sure everyone knows how grateful we are for their help. ama: the two were reunited in vacaville. rosie seems to be in good spirits. police said more information about the theft will be released soon. dan: emergency crews in the cra have been rescuing people who have gotten stranded because of all the snow. calfire shared this image. a person had to be helped out after they got stuck on the roof of a home after suffering a medical emergency. some hikers had to be rescued in

supreme court denied request to keep hundreds of documents under wraps, abc's jonathan carl reports the national archives already started releasing the records. >> committee will now have access to white house visitor logs, phone logs, communications between top aids. they have also asked for video and photo records, presumably will get those as well. so this, really, could give the committee new insight, significantly new knight into the actions of donald trump and his inner circle, in and around january 6. >> well it was an eight to one decision with all three justices trump nominated to the bench rejecting his bid. >> paid tribute last night to sydney botie, best known for his mov movie roles but started career in the theater. died this month at the age of 94. turn now to your thursday weather forecast. >> good morning, as an arctic front works its way toward the i-95 corridor thursday morning, brings snow for the morning commute, one to 3 inches for boston down to dc, snow will move out by the afternoon, then we have our sights set on another storm, bringing ice accumulation to geor

jonathan carl, abc news. ama: a family is reunited with their french bulldog rosie after she was brazenly stolen while on a walk in the marina district. >> welcome home, welcome home, we missed you. ama: look at that hello. a car pulled along rosie's owner and got up and grabbed the puppy before taking off. the owner reported the theft and honored -- offered a $10,000 reward. they received a call for police saying someone purchased rosie in the sacramento area and was hoping to exchange her for the reward. >> e>> e helpful and we want to make sure everyone knows how grateful we are for their help. ama: the two were reunited in vacaville. rosie seems to be in good spirits. police said more information about the theft will be released soon. dan: emergency crews in the cra have been rescuing people who have gotten stranded because of all the snow. calfire shared this image. a person had to be helped out after they got stuck on the roof of a home after suffering a medical emergency. some hikers had to be rescued

jonathan: carl riccadonna of bloomberg intelligence.on't think abramowitz bulls does not work as well as abramowitz bears. it doesn't work for me. lisa: they do exist. they're looking around the corner for what they could be missing. bullish in which capacity? i don't think we are headed into a recession this year. you just have to look around the corner. jonathan: let's get serious about the inflation story and pick up on the words from carl. even if you are the most dovish policymaker at the federal reserve, one thing you are worried about is higher inflation expectations becoming more embedded. you speak to anyone in any long-term negotiation, they will be looking for where core inflation is and headline inflation is. that is the issue that even the most dovish policymaker on the fed has right now. that is the concern they have. even if you believe everything we have seen and belief everything about supply-side constraints, that will be a number one issue. the number one worry is that higher inflation expectations become embedded. to

jonathan carl, author of the book, betrayal, will be our guest along with january 6th committee memberide between democrats and republicans when it comes to how they view the january 6th insurrection. >>> and later, what ted cruz' outrageous talk about impeaching president biden just cause says about him. don't go anywhere. cause says about him. don't go anywhere. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom ♪ ♪ for me and you ♪ ♪ and i think to myself ♪ ♪ what a wonderful world ♪ a rich life is about more than just money. that's why at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner so you can build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. (music) vanguard. ♪ i think to myself ♪ ♪ what a wonderful world ♪ i recommend nature made vitamins, because i trust their quality. they were the first to be verified by usp, an independent organization that sets strict quality and purity standards. nature made. the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. >>> maybe the last five years you even had one. a stress test. a common way for docto

. >> jonathan carl, good to see you my friend. you write in your book about the last days of the trump administration and you have written in a commentary this week about what would have happened if just little things were different by a matter of degree on january six last year. including if the vice president of the united states at the time, mike, pence had decided to go with what donald trump and his cronies were planning. if you have decided to simply amount while he was in congress that he was not certifying the election in favor of joe biden. >> mike pence is somebody who had been supremely loyal to donald trump. he stood by him after charlottesville. even during the 2016 campaign he didn't utter a peep of criticism after the access hollywood tape came out. he never stood up to donald trump. he had never challenged him once in public and there is little evidence that he had done so in private either. but on this moment he was disloyal at precisely the right time. and whatever about today is that, although the record is pret

let's bring in chief washington correspondent for abc news, jonathan carl.york times" reporter, jeremy peters. his forthcoming book, sure to be a best seller, is entitled "insurgency: how republicans lost their party and got everything they wanted." guys, good morning to you both. i'll start with you, jonathan, so much of what we know about that day, the planning of that day comes from your book, the reporting inside your book. how does what you just heard inside garrett's book about sean hannity and the work this select committee is doing now jives with what you saw in your reporting? >> well, it's entirely consistent with what i had tried to get to the bottom of, trump's actions on january 6th and the reactions of those around him. and what i saw in the reporting for "betrayal," was that there was such concern about trump's state of mind that some of the people closest to him actually talked about invoking the 25th amendment and declaring him mentally unfit for the office of the presidency. and that those discussions included mike pompeo and steven mnuchin

jonathan: thank you sir. we just had carl writing in building on this.ew lockdown, absent work in places where people cannot work from home. he goes on to say there's also airlines, public transport, construction crews and more. that's why he's marking down expectations for global growth. tom: we will solve this in a uniquely american way. we usually do that with private enterprise. we see the relative success of mario draghi in italy and what you've got in the united kingdom. i'm fascinated by the u.k. story. jonathan: you can feel the effort to slowly try and normalize positive cases. with a big step forward in the last week cutting the isolation down from 10 to five days and then the pushback very quickly. >> how do you create economic policy, a business policy and you have the health science still moving quickly and so many unknowns. jonathan: and then some backtracking. lisa abramowicz, tom keene. futures up 19. from new york at all-time highs, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> washer 2022 be any different -- why should 2022 be any different from 2021? >> w

jonathan lemire and katty kay are still with us along with veteran journalist carl bernstein.ow: the battle for 2024 and the future of the gop." and national security analyst michael schmidt, the author of the book "donald trump v. the united states." wow what a great panel. >> great panel. carl, you know, i've heard not just from democrats but also from independence and republicans over the past couple of years as one investigation of donald trump goes by the wayside after another, one impeachment inquiry after another ends in acquittal, there's a sense of resignation that he's just above the law, that donald trump is going to get away with this. donald trump gets away with everything. the manhattan d.a., it will end in nothing. new york will end in nothing. trump is able to brush aside all of his contacts with russia by saying russian hoax where if you actually read marco rubio's intel report it's damning and basically says donald trump's contacts with russians and his administration's contacts were basically a clear and present danger to the united states of america, but no

jonathan taking it to the hole. rookie had 19 points and seven boards. the timber wolves, though, took control of the game late in the third and early in the fourth. carlme-high 26. minnesota beats golden state 119-99. draymond is out for at least two more weeks with calf and lower-back issues. curry who hurt his right land is expected to play tuesday when the warriors host detroit. that is a look at sports, guys, back to you. terry, it is a little too early to ask me about next saturday's game because i have to know the condition of nick bosa has a concussion possibly. and the ankle of fred warner. if those guys are back, i like the 49ers. they just match up well with the packers. earlier this season, because the 49ers are a much better team now than they were back then. >> all right. >> there you go. >> i like it. i am encouraged all week long. >> anthony, thank you. and thank you for joining us. >> we will be back tonight at 11:00. when you have xfinity xfi, you have peace of mind built in at no extra cost. advanced security helps keep your family protected online. pause wifi whenever for ultimate control with the xfinity app. and family-safe browsi