thanks a lot to the jury. since there was a very strong competition and a very serious talented directors in this competition. and so it is a great honor. i would just like to say, thank you to those people who believed in me in the first place. these are the producers valera fedorovich zhenya nikishov vanya golovamzyuk anya gudkova these are wonderful artists who actually made this picture from the actor's film nikita efremov zhenya tkachuk and rostarshenbaum dasha balabanova and easier guns. this is a very talented, as it seems to me, young cameraman gleb filatov sasha kuznetsova roma platonov thank you very much. thank you so much. any a person is born with five souls and each soul is a bird from all sides, now they are crushing me like never before. and i don't know who my wife is. you are mine. heart of parma soon dream dreams must come true friends. now, perhaps, my favorite moment is coming, the rossiya tv channel announces the casting of the new season of the blue bird project. i have such a pleasant j

i will googly with the grand jury saying something. the grand jury says a lot. but in the ends it asks the department heads to come up with a solution. where is enforcement? that's what i'm asking. go to the mayor, go to the controller's office. go to the city attorney. and ask them who is going to do the enforcement? do not waste taxpayer money. san francisco are arc constitute and watching y'all like a hawk. thank you very much. >> thank you mr. decosta for your comments. do we have other, yes. come forward. >> i had a question. i heard everything here. i still in the sure who owns the data base or application running on the data base public ws or contractor? the i heard a tech department that has to coordinate this. if it is them why are they not hear, thank you? >> thank you. this is not a question and answer time it is our time to hear from the public. but we will go ahead and go to the next commenter. we have no other in person. we gallon to the public comment line. today we have with us james who is checking to see if we have callers. can you put the firs

here it gets litigated before the grand jury.for this hearing and he will resolve it right there. they didn't want to do that. so they're walking the line between attorney/client -- when it was attorney/client, when it was executive privilege, and how much they could say in that line. that's what the negotiations obviously were with the department of justice that were preagreed to and that's -- apparently there was no effort to go to the chief judge to do to deal with any privileges. >> talk to me more about that, though. talk to me about why in a grand jury proceeding executive privilege specifically wouldn't be necessarily as protective if cipollone and philbin didn't want to talk? >> the reason is called u.s. versus nixon. richard nixon claimed executive privilege on his tapes, and the grand jury had issued a subpoena for the tapes, so it was a grand jury request for nixon's information. so he -- that's what obliterated for all practical purposes presidents using executive privilege for grand jury proceedings. the high court w

the parliamentary assembly of the union of belarus and russia from the russian federation and the jury has the right to share the third and second prizes . in equal shares between two contestants who scored an equal number of points or with a slight difference in the scoring jury, the third prize is divided into two equal shares by the owner of a special prize winner and a diploma of the laureate of the third prize of the competition. representatives of armenia maria kondonyan and also the owner of a special prize winner and a laureate diploma, the third prize of the competition became. lov kyrgyzstan the decision of the international jury the second is also divided into two equal parts dimitry na germanova, bulgaria, and the owner of the special prize and diploma of the second prize winner became the representative of russia nancy lee of the first prize of the competition? well , dear friends, ladies and gentlemen, we have come to the culmination of tonight, the people's artist of russia, the chairman of the jury, larisa, is invited to the stage by the decision of the international ju

you know, what -- what's going on in the jury room?"unanimous one way or the other. >> i think there were two not guilties, six guilties, and the rest were undecided. i was actually, i won't say undecided, but i was still processing information. >> inside the jury room, the twelve jurors waded through a mountain of exhibits and witness testimony. >> you can call it an accident scene. you can call it a murder scene, but we, at the end of the day, have to figure out how the trigger got pulled and by whom. >> coming back on monday, people had calmed down and time to process what we really saw. >> then, after 13 hours of deliberation, at 4:24 monday afternoon, a verdict. >> i took a minute, and i said, "does everybody okay with this, does everyone agree with this. are we 100 percent sure?" >> it felt very tense, for myself and for all the jurors. none of us were looking forward to that part of it all. >> larry, before the verdict came in, and this is unique among, um, defendants, he turned to us and said, "thank you for fighting for me. no

and, of course, avatar show jury member timur batrutdinov is in our studio.glad to see you, as always, but admit it, after all. eh, thanks anyway. eh, emelya's musical career ended as soon as it began. i think that thanks to me, his musical career will continue, because why would he hide behind an avatar. when when we know we know that a halashka, maybe we can do it ourselves . well, we didn't know. and by the way, harsh by the way, saying no one believes that uh the people who participate in the avataria really uh keep it all a closely guarded secret. and you didn’t know for sure that garik was taking part in the avatar, i didn’t know at all, uh, but when i read about the file, uh, the character of emel and saw in c grade that laziness is the engine of progress, i i know only one person in the whole show business who is lazy and very progressive. yes, by the way, i just wanted to show this moment to the audience now. i assume that this is kharlamov right? that is, you are here i was hooked on this line, i guessed it, it was and when i heard the first note. w

grand juries are under seal by nach. this is good time to work these problems out, and i don't think they'll delay the investigation but rather sort out the scope of the testimony. and it's very important for the justice to get as much as they can. >> appreciate it. >>> an update now to a story we've been following on republican congressman mat gaetz. a source tells cnn federal prosecutors have recommended against charging gaetz in connection with their long running sex trafficking investigation. one reason according to the source doubts whether their central witness would be perceived as credible by a jury. that said we're told no form decision has been made. >>> next a live report from ukraine as people from occupied areas facing russian soldiers going door-to-door demanding their vote to become part of russia. we'll talk to a dissident journalist on her take. >>> and later alex jones on trial and silent in the face of the san diego ody hook parents victimized with his lies. or... his nose. ["only wanna be with you" by

you're a member of the jury len today everything is possible.ember, mom, the home game of jacka now will never be necessary about what will happen then your bottom today, everything is possible, everything is possible, you need everything as much as possible, everything is necessary, everything is possible and everything is possible. tell vasilyevich. we thank the government of the sverdlovsk region represented by governor evgeny vladimirovich kuibyshev , who is present in the hall. i must say that yevgeny vladimirovich has already tested xenia and allowed her to peck on stage, and we have a vacant place on the jury, while as presenters i have the right to choose any well-known media personality who is closest to the jury table. oh, edgard zoopashny not noticed in this place. why do i invest, i want to beat inflation and save up for an investment apartment, does my money work for me? install the tinkoff investment app. complete a training course and receive a gift package worth up to 20,000 rubles. tinkoff he is one of a kind. in this life, the

she's not a part of the jury. are a lot of people in d.c., as they learn about the surveys, who don't know a lot about the oath keepers and said they would be impartial jurors in the case and learn the facts as they come in. we have seen juries taking the cases seriously, as based on the questions they have asked. a lot of the trials, there's an ongoing one deliberating right now, there's another one last week. a frantic pace here down at the courthouse for a lot of the january 6 trials. >> ryan, we understand white house briefing is about to start. we will bring that to you. first, let me see if we can bring in ben for the significance of the oath keepers and their connections to this. you have been digging through it. >> reporter: the general counsel for the oath keepers, in this book, it was put out -- he used to work for the january 6 committee. in this book, it details kelly attempting to text the white house switchboard. who was she trying to text? you can't text a land line like that. we looked into this. a

>> as the jury filed in.rayer. >> i understand you reached a verdict in this case, is that correct? >> and then the judge began to read. >> we, the jury in the state being duly -- do you find the defendant, holly mcfeeture, guilty of aggravated murder, violation of section 29 -- >> to hear those words, guilty. and it was emotional. >> please, sir. >> mark turned to hug his mother. her face washed in tears. across the courtroom -- >> nobody could react. because it was total shock. nobody was expecting that. >> the guard came in. wrapped handcuffs around hollies wrist. she shook her head, no. seem to be reeling her words, less than a whisper. >> it's my children. >> she looked at me and she was gone >> what did that do to you. ? >> it tore me apart i really could not understand how this happened. >> it wasn't supposed to happen like this. >> the defense team felt gutted. the prosecution case had been so flimsy, they felt. how did it all gone so wrong? >> still wondering what happened. >> this was not an easy on

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congress to the jury of public opinion. doj, should they find evidence they believe is sufficient for indictment, may well end up in a federal courtroom making their case to a jury. >> but katie, hasn't the january 6th committee said they're not going to quote unquote turn over all their research and work to the doj until they're done? that's really valuable content that the doj could use, no? >> it is valuable content and the justice department could certainly use it, but the i think the committee is in the tough spot. they want to make sure they have the best information. they have blockbuster information. they see this as presenting to the american public both in a report, but as you and i both know, people don't read these written reports. how many people in the country sat down and read all 500 pages of the mueller report. they want no leaks, no surprises. they don't want anything coming out of a back and forth between the justice department and the committee. they want to present the information in the most powerful w

let's ask echo how she likes our new jury member. come on, honey.ugh. we are all already, and i have a question echo , can i? yes, of course, the telly you can do everything, i turned attention that on the last transmission of the wings of the madam, the echoes were to the point. and now the hexagon madam echo. what happened? it's just that when i flew to your broadcasts, i accidentally fell into the honeycomb. that's how i got in. note. she did not fly to the transfer by public transport. got there. it seemed to me very cool that such a well-known, of course, to everyone song was performed differently than it does. polina gagarina i really liked it, because there was a different personality in the song. and this, of course, is your merit. it was very cool. very cool. you were able to show in your drama there and really these wings, they somehow help. e the dynamics of this song, so the choice of song. you have a very good one, that is, according to the stanislavsky system, we believe we believe. the number that echo showed and her images of the cos

and the importance of this grand jury is that this is the grand jury that is going beyond the 850 rioters who have been brought here and are facing charges for the violence that happened at the u.s. capitol. this is the grand jury that is looking at -- directly at the higher level people, the people who are involved in organizing these so-called fake electors, organizing in seven battleground states, to try to find a way to keep donald trump in power by saying that he won those particular states. that's what this grand jury is overseeing. a short while ago, we saw tom wyndham, the prosecutor who is leading that team and that effort. so, this is the investigation that, you know, quietly, i think, has a lot of legal jeopardy -- presents a lot of legal jeopardy for the former president and some of his allies, jim. >> no question. big events in that courtroom behind you. evan perez, thanks so much. joining me now to discuss, former fbi special agent. good to have you back on. >> yeah. good to be back. >> so, let's begin with the doj investigation of january 6 here. and like the investigation

this is an individual who chose to go trial and chose to tell a jury what the jury determined was a sorts behavior. this was a former nypd officer. he had a lot of experience testifying on the stand. there is a term when police conform a story when on the stand and that appears to what was going down at his trial and that could have consequences here. we expect the judge to come back just around the top of the hour and give the ultimate sentence here. the doj is seeking what would be a record sentence of 17.5 years in federal prison for this violent assault on a d.c. cop on january 6th. hallie? >> we should know more as you say in just about 25 minutes from now. julia, to you, because nbc news has learned the two trump white house lawyers are set to appear in front of a grand jury tomorrow. the one in d.c. investigating january 6th, pat cipollone, pat philbin. tell us about what they might say and what this says to you about where the investigation is going? >> well, hallie, this is the grand jury that's looking into january 6th and trump's interference of the 2020 election. what we thin

we won't amend the response specifically to finding 2 from the civil grand jury report.r to director (inaudible) to more of the specifics as to why, but really as i noted last two weeks ago in committee, the word neglected specifically was the one word within that we were hung up on, but again i differ to the director as to kind of why again we would not be amending it, but i appreciate the opportunity to go back is and look at it so we can have the thorough discussion. >> thank you. before we hear from mr. (inaudible) on that, with respect to i believe recommendations 1 and 2, which were the ones calling for a independent study and are the second one being the mayor and board collaboratively fund that independent study, it remains the position of the mayor's office that those will not be implemented? >> no, if that was the road the board wanted to-the committee wanted to take we would absolutely have our departments work with-i'm sorry, looking at your face, myer answer may not react to the question. if there is a recommendation by the board to either form a task force,

ask one of the members of the jury to participate in this skit. time i did not ride in the driver's seat. please sit down. dear kvnshchiki, the situation is you are a traffic police officer stopping an amazing vehicle driven by andrey rozhkov andrey, as if nothing had happened, says the reason for the stop a familiar situation and the one who is ready to wave the rod, stop the banana is already rushing. the reason for the stop damn, i've been working for so many years. the first time dumplings, i see on a banana. sorry this is the reason for the stop i dropped out. the reason for stopping where are we going? reason for stopping ride handsome i think we'll end up accepting versions at this point. thank you very much andrey rozhkov in the next skit we will ask viktor vasilyev to take part in your applause. and dear kvn workers, and one of you is at a lively trading place and is engaged in the sale of the magnificent but very dubious crimean draft wine, a person approaches you who clearly falls out of the classic image of your usual contingent, becau

the juries remain anonymous. everyone in this country has heard of donald trump and has an opinion of him. that would not be disqualifying. can you set aside any predisposition you have and decide this case on the facts and law you hear here in court? both parties have an opportunity to question the jurors to find out if they think they have biases that would make them unfit to serve. my guess is it may take awhile.k they may have to go through candidates but at the end g of e day, they could find 12 people that could decide a case. >> ryan, let's talk about the issue more t at hand because we don't knowha anything that migh happen down the a line but whats going to happen next is judge eileen cannon will rule whether there will be a special master. did she give any indication which direction she's learning in court yesterday? >> she was reporting toward as special master. that question is obviously big. the really critical question is the extent of what that special laster if accounted could look at whether it's

we won't amend the response specifically to finding 2 from the civil grand jury report.r to director (inaudible) to more of the specifics as to why, but really as i noted last two weeks ago in committee, the word neglected specifically was the one word within that we were hung up on, but again i differ to the director as to kind of why again we would not be amending it, but i appreciate the opportunity to go back is and look at it so we can have the thorough discussion. >> thank you. before we hear from mr. (inaudible) on that, with respect to i believe recommendations 1 and 2, which were the ones calling for a independent study and are the second one being the mayor and board collaboratively fund that independent study, it remains the position of the mayor's office that those will not be implemented? >> no, if that was the road the board wanted to-the committee wanted to take we would absolutely have our departments work with-i'm sorry, looking at your face, myer answer may not react to the question. if there is a recommendation by the board to either form a task force,

but he wasn't found responsible based on any jury trial.and hand over critical information that the families would need in order to really move forward in the case. as a result of that, this is a default. a default is, for example, two teams are scheduled to, you know, play with each other, for example. one doesn't show up. one wins by default. far different. nothing about a gain here. but this is a default based on him not engaging. so his strategy, to your question, has been not to engage. this portion of the trial is about damages. you've already lost. you've been determined liable by default. now you will pay. he would have to agree to pay a specific monetary amount. his play on not engaging at all has been to avoid the situation and try, through bankruptcy and other measures, not to be accountable. i don't expect there will be a settlement here or in the case that's to come therefore. >> joey jackson, thank you. we'll be right back. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high prote

when we are called into jury duty, without talking about why you should want to serve on a jury. serving on a jury takes time but that is part of the way we protect each other in our system. it is a really important protection built-in. we have that protection built into the court system so they can understand and protect us from government overreach. we should cherish those rights so we can defend those rights. if a judge cannot force you to testify against yourself. we want people to understand their rights so they can stand up to cherish those rights. we need to look up more carefully on all the ways the constitution is backing us. a big point of the constitution is to make sure that the government was not oppressive. host: kathleen hall jamieson it is nice to see that some viewers on twitter are shouting out the names of their civics teachers in high school. do you remember yours? guest: i had a civic teacher's name ms. sanderson. she was the best teacher i had in the entire eight years of elementary school. she was so clear that little children could make change inside of ou

by law, grand jury activity is secret. ago. we wouldn't be allowed into that hearing because it's a closed door matter. but we can figure out clues about what this might be about based on the witnesses who have already testified. key players from the trump white house. folks like pat cipollone, greg jacob, pence's chief counsel, the people there in the final weeks. they have already testified to the grand jury, alex. but they did decline to answer questions based on privilege. that may be what they are trying to zero in on, get more information to the grand jury, which in our legal system, it is the grand jury who decides whether or not to bring an indictment. >> thank you for breaking all that down. >>> the nominee for attorney general for michigan is under criminal investigation for tampering with voting machines. and he has long espoused difficulties with voting ma mac machines. >> reporter: this guy smiling for the pictures is running to be the top law enforcement official in the state of michigan. so why is he also ru

herschmann, cannot give testimony before that grand jury.>> it's really well, it's about as close as they can come, and they're in a d.c. federal court, and ultimately, they are going to be rolling up to a d.c. court of appeals. there is a legal decision, right on point, chris, from 1998, which is where bill clinton was the president, he had had conversations with an aid in the whitewater probe. ken starr tried to say, ultimately, at the court of appeals, that they decided it was not privileged. >> yes, that is the on point precedent in that court of appeals suit. we will see how that plays out. as always, thank you for sharing your expertise with us. >> thank you. >> still ahead, new details on the round of santa's human trafficking scandal. the links between the company hired to transport migrants, and other top republicans. the reporter who broke that story joins me, next >>. >>. eir nose. or... his nose. >> tech: when you have auto glass damage... choose safelite. we can come to you and replace your windshield. >> grandkid: here you go!

. >> but we know about what pat cipollone told the grand jury investigating january six today. when "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, as you may have seen, president biden delivered a speech in philadelphia last. might be covered it live. speech outlining the threats to our democracy and what he called the battle for the soul of our nation. no it was, of course, a political speech as all addresses by a sitting president inherently are. but in the aftermath, one of the two major parties, dominated by the maga authoritarian faction the president was talking about, has been whining and moaning about how politically divisive it all was. listen to the republican leader of the house kevin mccarthy who actually started whining about the speech before biden had even delivered it. >> president biden has chosen to divide. demean, and disparaged his fellow americans. why? i simply because they disagree with his policies. that is not leadership. >> say what you will about kevin mccarthy one of the finest orders of his generation. senator podcaster t

also , the jury got nasty at the end. what is this? psychologist did not say anything. i look like a fool , this is money from a monopoly. all clear. kvn team red fox thank you for the season forever you , what the hell did you think up there tsoi that everyone tells me that i look like tsoi at school, you look like. guys, you understand, if you don't get together now, we'll end up in the ass, i thought of everything. and that vitaly will now play the balalaika musically, he does not know how to play. he carries it with him so that the cops do not stop him. how it works? i don’t know, probably, he thinks that an evil person can’t play the balalaika. why didn't you say before that you can play? why do you play kvn? if you don't want to rehearse so you do n't have to work? why don't you want to work? well, to have a like, there was more time. get the hell outta here, damn it. roma, you see, without alyona nothing happens at all. go apologize to her, i will not humiliate myself in front of women. if this is not mom or grandmother markete

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so dear jury.n i would check this version as denis klyaver because denis is a joker. ah, a master of the conversational genre and can sing beautifully in falsetto. sergei lazarev i'll try to say timur, but now you're going crazy, eldar dzharakhov, we're back, the original, what's there, maybe zharakhov, but i really like it the version with emin is hidden. now the correct name of the artist will appear on this stage. if you make a mistake you will see an empty place avatar gina will continue to participate in the show. jin is your avatar, god, please, at least just get lucky. let just finger in the sky just lucky. sunshine for me, thank you very much. thank you. sun i already love you love this song very much and love lucy chebutina very much, who wrote this song for the new sixth season. you are super tomorrow 22:20 on ntv standing premiere from monday at 21:45 on ntv you knew what it was the ideal service worker is the one who grants the customer's wish to cast a magic wand on a series that won't

i want to start with the grand jury. testified before the house select smitty and interviewed with the fbi. today talking before the grand jury. explain why they could be central witnesses. >> really devastating news for donald trump and team because pat cipollone and his deputy were in the inner circle, the inner most circle and they worked closest -- some of the closest advisers to donald trump. and we know pat cipollone was in the meeting on january 6 and leading up to january 6 and that we know pat also believes that there was no widespread voter fraud and that the efforts by donald trump and rudy giuliani and others to try to overturn the election, that there was no basis for it. and in fact he thought -- stated as much that activity engaged in by trump potentially could be criminal. and now a subpoena before the grand jury, pat cipollone will not be able to hide behind executive privilege. he didn't answer all the questions posed to him by the january 6 select committee. he asserted executive privilege, but he won'

this, would we be violating grand jury secrecy if we responded and can we have permission to respond laster litigation, but they said since this has come up and been talked about in this case, it's now public. we have permission to talk about it. we might as well unseal or unredact some of the paragraphs in the search warrant affidavit, which still remains nearly two-thirds redacted. we can go ahead and make this public. >> the doj is now slamming trump oos efforts to dra the investigation saying such delays could actually hurt national security. what does that mean? >> one of the things that the judge actually gave the justice department permission to do in the meantime, aside from the special master, was to conduct a risk assessment to the intelligence community. that is this information is out there. who knows who has looked at it. have sources of information been outed since their lives are in danger? have signals methods of collection been compromised that they could become channels for disinformation? they need to know that as quickly as possible. but she tied their hands a lit

>> everything in the grand jury is secret until they decide whether to bring charges. our team has been following this very, very closely and we saw some of this activity pick up several weeks ago after some of the witnesses went in. we knew that some of them had cited the former president's claim of executive privilege and attorney/client privilege to decline to answer questions and we've seen attorneys, tom windham who is running on the efforts to overturn the election and we've also seen the trump lawyers going in. that is why we've been trying to figure out exactly what this is and now we have. >> and now you have. so what's next is the big question, right? >> yeah, for the justice department, they want to get these guys to come in and answer questions these are some of the closest aides to the former president, including the former white house council, pat cipollone, pat sylvan. if they can get through that, then they can learn a lot more about what the former president was doing, how involved he was in some of these efforts to essentially discard the results of t

the jury comes in.sibly shaking and looked like they had been crying. >> and we sat down, i just touched my sense picture and i always tell him what's going on. and i hear him say, in my heart, mommy, we've got it. >> the jury didn't believe that prosecutors theory that a robbery was behind pravin's death. so, he was acquitted on that count. that they did believe gaege's blows had caused pravin's death. and for that, they convicted him a felony murder. >> i remember seeing my son hit his hand on the table. and then he started throwing up. he yelled, mom. as he was throwing up. and all i was wanted to do is get to him. i just wanted to hold him. and i wasn't allowed to. even touch him. >> i could hear crying from the other side. i could hear crying from our side. i was numb. i was thankful. i was devastated. nobody wins. >> is it justice? was justice done? >> yes. yes. >> gaege with lead away. his sentencing set for a later date. he faced 20 to 60 years in prison. his defense attorney filed a motion for

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but i'd be surprised if she didn't have indictments arising out of the grand jury investigation.harging very hard. she looks like she's pretty close to the finish line. my anticipation is early next year we're going to have -- or very late this year we're going to have indictments coming out of that case. >> renato, if you're donald trump then, and you see pat cipollone and philbin in front of the grand jury in d.c., you see your former counsel john eastman taking the fifth in fulton county, do you think that those investigations are getting closering, tightening the loose around donald trump? he has to be the target in those investigations. >> i would say for eastman and clark in particular, those are two attorneys that had very direct conversations with trump. they were giving trump advice. if they ultimately decide to flip and provide information that essentially indicates a crime was being committed and they provide that information to the justice department, then it could really be something. trump is thinking they're his attorneys, he's going to be candid with them in ways

>> we hope that the jury would see that he was a liar. >> cindy's defense attorney told the jury thats taller than cindy but the trajectory of the bullet says the killer was above him. >> the angle of the bullet is in a downward angle and cindy is too short to create that angle. >> not too short? jeff brown says the defense. they also reminded the jury that there was no physical evidence linking her to the crime. no blood, no john shot resolute. no one only that he said, jeff had the motive and not cindy. >> would you characterize jeff in sunday's relationship that jeff was obsessed with cindy? or was it vice versa? >> i would think that jeff was obsessed with cindy because she was his gravy train so to speak. >> do you think that gave jeff the perfect moment that he needed michael out of the picture to continue the gravy train? >> it certainly is the motive isn't it. >> and in an effort to arrest control from cindy's image in the state the defense took a calculated risk and put her on the stand and she told the jury that she did not shoot her husband and while she and made that her m

no president likes his conversations to be before a grand jury. but i think in this particular case, it's really troubling for them. they know that the justice department is going to want to compel this kind of testimony. we've already had his former white house chief of -- his former white house chief counsel in before the grand jury, but those conversations before the grand jury were circumscribed in advance. i think that's not going to be the case if the justice department gets its way here. and i think that's something that the white house, the former white house, clearly doesn't want. >> you're absolutely right. katelen, we're getting new reporting about the classified documents found at donald trump's mar-a-lago resort. what can you tell us? i know you're working this? >> this is a different investigation than the other one we're talking about, january 6th. this is the mar-a-lago investigation about those documents that were seized. and what we're learning, we did get an acknowledgement from the intelligence community or the agency above the

by law all this stuff related to the grand jury has to be secret.es going on between the justice department and the trump team, they've had some hearings on this. we wouldn't be able to go in and watch even if we knew when and where but we can put some pieces of the puzzle together because some trump aides have already gone to the grand jury and some of them have already invoked privilege which is precisely what the justice department wants to overcome. folks like pat cipollone, the white house counsel, his deputy patrick philbin, key members of vice president pence's team like marc short, greg jacob, they've testified already. they answered a bunch of questions. they wouldn't answer others and that's what the fight is all about because, pam, they were in the room with trump for key moments during that transition which is the heart of this investigation. >> yeah, these are key witnesses for doj. all right, we'll continue to cover this, thanks so much. marshal cohen. >>> and you are in the "cnn newsroom" on this saturday. up next, more people are sur

cbs news has learned that a federal grand jury investigation into the origins of the january 6th attack and the efforts to overturn the 2020 election is growing to include more aides from former president trump's inner circle. cbs's scott macfarlane is in washington with all these new details. good evening, scott. >> reporter: norah, good evening. multiple sources tell cbs news more than 30 people associated with former president donald trump have now received federal grand jury subpoenas, some as recently as last week. it's a significant escalation from a grand jury here in washington that's already heard from key members of the trump inner circle. cbs news has learned the subpoenas branch into three different areas. first, the efforts to submit fake electors to congress ahead of january 6th. second, how money was raised and spent in the effort to overturn the 2020 election, including by trump's save america pac. and finally, into trump's stop the steal rally january 6th. >> that's some big news. scott, i also understand there are new developments in the legal battle over the search at

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