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jordan henderson is an ambassador for the charity. the nhs is precious to him. through a tough time and the nhs were incredible at supporting him and what he needed through that time. ever since then, i have played close attention to try and help as much as possible to show the support and the amazing work that nhs charities do and all the charities around the uk do to support the nhs and notjust rely on government funding. michael paling remembers his father's stammer. his decision to [end his name to a specialist treatment centre has been life affirming, not only for those it helps. the stammering centre has been, for me, the most extraordinary. and rewarding experience. people come back and say it has - changed someone's life and it is not often you can say that. in terms of being able to speak more clearly and feel that you have - things to say and you will be i listened to, that's tremendous. he's being photographed with someone who first started going to the centre eight years ago when she was 17. she had been bullied, marginalised, but these days, has a v

jordan henderson is an ambassador for the charity. the nhs is precious to him.rough that time. so ever since then i've paid close attention to trying to help as much as possible, to show the support and the amazing work that nhs charities together do, and all the charities around the uk do, to support the nhs and not just rely on government funding. you know, i think it's important that the work they do is highlighted. he's alongside matt kennard, a huge liverpool fan and someone who benefited from the mental health group more than football, which is supported by nhs charities together. i suffered crippling anxiety. i mean, i wouldn't be able to do anything like this, you know, six months ago. and now, it's — yeah. honestly, just being able to talk to like—minded people, it can help you. it saves a lot of people's lives. you never know what's going on behind closed doors in anybody�*s life. so to be able to open up and speak about it is really important. what a day to forget our clapperboard. third time lucky. yeah, third time lucky! this will never go out now.

jordan and -- i failed miserably. and their claims otherwise are not rooted in fact, only in feelings. let's discuss with michael steele, former rnc chairman and msnbc analyst. and david hendersonvil rights attorney and cnbc contributor, and katie benner, national reporter at the new york times, and msnbc contributor. katie benner, what can you tell us about this self-described whistleblower situation put forth this week? >> yeah, so, according to the fbi that whistleblowers themselves were involved in january 6th and ways that were concerning to the bureau. that one witness -- he was at the capitol on january 6th. who is in affected areas. he was in places where he should not have been. and when asked about it by the fbi, he gave false testimony. so -- they felt this was extremely concerning and they revoked his security clearance. another was of the whistleblower's have made statements in public and on social media that allude to the fact that he doesn't believe that the bureau itself has done incredible work. and so you have witnesses that are in opposition to the -- they work with this is concerning particularly vis-À-vis the events of january 6th. this is -- so, for many p

jordan and durham's quest to deliver a deep state conspiracy failed miserably. there are claims otherwise, not in fact, only feelings. let's discuss with michael steele, former rnc chairman and msnbc political analyst. david henderson, a civil rights attorney and cnbc contributor, and kaitlin fedor, national reporter at the new york times. and nbc contributor. katie, what can you tell us about the self-described whistleblower that was put forward this week? >> according to the fbi, the whistleblower's themselves were involved in the january 6th, in ways that were concerning to the bureau. , one witness was at the capitol january six, in restricted areas. he was in places where he should not have been. when asked about it by the fbi. he gave false testimony. so it's extremely concerning, the revoke his security clearance. another it was of the whistleblower's, he was made statements in public, on social media which allude to the fact that he does not believe that the bureau has done incredible work. when you have witnesses in opposition to the bureau they work with, you know, this is concerning, particularly vis-À-vis the events of january six. so for many people, this will be a blow to their credibility. >> david,

henderson, civil rights returnee and cnbc contributor. and katie benner, national reporter at the new york times and msnbc crown tribute are. katie, what can you tell us about the self-described whistleblower that jordan put forward this week. >> thanks, according to the fbi, the whistleblower's themselves were involved in january 6th in ways that were concerning to the bureau. the one witness, he was at the capitol on january 6th. he was in restricted areas. he was in places he shouldn't have been. when asked about it by the fbi, he gave false testimony. so they feel this is extremely concerning, and they revoked his security clearance. another was of the whistleblower's have made statements in public and on social media that allude to the fact that he doesn't believe that the bureau itself has done incredible work. when you have witnesses that are in opposition to the very bureau they work with, this is really concerning. particularly vis-À-vis the offensive of january 6th. this is for many people, this is going to be a blow to their credibility. for it but not for jim jordan. >> david, i want to play for you another exchange from the hearing, here's democratic congressman, dangling, his question is