kayleigh mcenany? >> yes. this is a heart breaking story. the pain of this little girl. as a mom of a little girl, this is the worst thing you could think about happening to your daughter, happening to a woman. my heart is with her. she is going through something i can't imagine. that aside, the attorney general he did come out and say this young girl did haven't to leave ohio to find treatment. it's important to know that. there is an emergency exception to their law. we have states who can decide one way and other states can decide another way. there are grave questions for this doctor. one, why did you report this to a newspaper and not authorities? and hipaa concerns. did she have the authorization of this girl to go to the indiana star. >> that's why they are investigating. they want an outside look into what happened. emily compagno, when we talk about the law, i am curious too, kayleigh mcenany, just to further that. what obligation does the doctor have. in mocht states they report that and that's that the attorney general said that.

here is his press secretary kayleigh mcenany to explain. >> he is calling this list of senators one by one. do you know which ones he called? >> no. i know he wanted a list of the senators and because the presidential call log is empty, we do not know concisely which senators president trump was calling. what we do now from rudy giuliani's phone records is that president also called him at 1:39 after he had been told the right was underway at the capital. mr. giuliani was president trump's lead election attorney. the president's call with him lasted about four minutes. fox news was on in the dining room. let's take a look at what was airing as this call was ended. -- ending. >> there are tens of thousands, maybe 100,000 or more going to the capital or elsewhere in the city and they are very upset. i jumped down as soon as we heard the news that brett gave you. i said what do you think? an air force veteran said she was disgusted to learn that news and today it was his duty. i said there was nothing in the constitution. she said that does not matter, he should have fought for trump. >>

here with reaction, fox news contributor lara trump emma kayleigh mcenany.s is happening to your family now. justice kavanaugh in particular. able to stop an assassination plot against him. he's in the steak house, harassing and intimidating them, then you've got joe biden says they shouldn't stop these protests. pete buttigieg said they should expect it. is that the new american left? >> unfortunately, sean, i think it is. it's domestic terrorism. what's happening in the country. where's the ag? the deal dlg, they're allowing it to happen and to your point, we have so many folks on the left that are actually encouraging this sort of behavior and you named a couple of them they are. you be familiar with the speaker of the house, the president of the united states joe biden, encouraging people to continue this sort of absurd behavior but none of us should be surprised after all these are the same people that are allowed to break the law and absolutely nothing was done about it when they were outside protesting illegally in front of the supreme court justices

democratic party we heard kayleigh mcenany reference it.ou look at the favorability by party. this graphic that shows all of these lines where the president is going down significantly. he seemed to get and there you see it, he seemed to get a little testy when asked about his polling. >> he doesn't like talking about his polling at all. and i saw that one as well it was rough for biden. interesting pointing that secretary buttigieg would do better. beat him. and secretary buttigieg is not going to challenge president biden that said, it's -- they are not good numbers. >> bret: is this a white house that's itching to get on the road in the midterms? >> i think the president has been itching to be on the road for months. and i suspect now that he has recovered from covid that you will start to see him out there more. he has done his foreign trips for the summer and will likely get out there more. >> bret: questions josh who accepts him on the campaign trail. >> the question is does he or does he not run. with those numbers he may decide not

meadows, and you got up to go see kayleigh mcenany. why did you both do that? >> ben and i were watching the coverage unfold from one of the offices in the west wing, and we both recognize that the situation was escalating and escalating quickly. that the president needed to be out there immediately to tell these people to go home and condemn the violence that we were saying. i told him that i was going to make that recommendation to kaylee, and he said that he was going to make the same recommendation to the chief of staff, mark meadows. >> thank you. one of your colleagues in the press office told us that he also went to go see miss mcenany at that time. let's hear what he has to say about this period of time. >> it appears that individuals are storming the u.s. capitol building. they also appear to be supporters of donald trump, who may have been in attendance at the rally. we are going to need to say something. >> you have a view as to what we we should be saying about the white house? >> if i recall, i told kaylee that i thought we needed to encourage indi

lara trump, kayleigh mcenany, thank you. when we come back , shocking video. what do you see this out in california? california, well, you have kids getting off the school bus and they have to walk through a open-air drug den on their way home from school. f we'll show yourom schoo the tap. newt gingrich, he'll respond and tell us how to save's america's future. that's next. right now, someone could be listed as the owner of yours and stealing thousands of dollars of your hard earned equity. anybody who owned property for 90%, there's no other crime that is so easy. so until this year, your equity and pat cipollone completely stolen in one fell swoop by try . seems like matthew cox. nobody thinks that i can take their nobody thinks that. believe it or not, a single page document is all it takes to transfer proof of ownership out of your name. people, there's a whole huge process, but the truth is it's a one page document, but it's still must get through one final barrier. the county clerk, when someone comes in with fraudulent, if it's notarized and all the pa

after president trump's tweet about vice president pence, you told us you spoke immediately to kayleigh mcenany. what did you tell her and where did she go afterwards? >> after the tweet about the vice president, i found kayleigh and told her that i thought the president needed to immediately send out a tweet that condemned the violence that we were seeing and that there needed to be a call to action to tell these people to leave the capitol. and she agreed and walked over to the oval dining room to find the president. >> we interviewed ms. mcenany and others who were in the dining room with the president urging them to put out a statement. ms. matthews, ms. mcenany told us she came right back to the press office after meeting with the president about this particular tweet. what did she tell you about what happened in that dining room? >> when she got back, she told me a tweet had been sent out. i told her that i thought the tweet did not go far enough, that i thought there needed to be a call to action and he needed to condemn the violence. we were in a room full of people, but people weren't

what it was that kayleigh mcenany nine, which by the way would be very fun. fleischer nine, hannity nine. it will be get the same treatment? >> of course not. there's one standard for democrats and another for republicans. you see it all the time with coverage of president trump. for instance any act of violence i was asked about over and over even though it had no tie to the party. they said nothing about the cavanaugh assassination yet the press secretary didn't. there's one standard for the left and another for the right, sean, that's common sense and we know it at this point. >> sean: you chronicled a very specific detail in your book about media bias especially as it relates to donald trump and the treatment. if you start with three years lying about trump-russia collusion. three years of his presidency based on a lie and perpetrated by the democrats working with the media mob. that said, we see the media slowly draining the titanic a little bit, they are leaving joe biden behind. but my take is even if you replace joe biden, will you get anybody who has

we interviewed kayleigh mcenany interviewed kayleigh mcena ny and interviewed kayleigh mcenany and othersaceful in a tweet. he told mark meadows that the rioters were doing what they should be doing and that the rioters understood that the rioters understood that they were doing what president trump wanted them to do. his message was heard clearly by the organiser of stop the steel, ali alexander. rioters storming the capital also heard president trump's message. you will see surveillance footage here from the rotunda including a group of oath keepers. you will hear walkie—talkie communications with the group as they share intelligence and communicate about president trump's 2.38 tweet in real time. again, we want the audience that this clip contains strong language. cnn just said they evacuated all members of congress into a safety room. all members of congress into a safety room-— safety room. there is no safe lace in safety room. there is no safe place in the _ safety room. there is no safe place in the united _ safety room. there is no safe place in the united states - safety room. th

amy: kayleigh mcenany in a prerecorded deposition.we will air more from the january 6 house committee after break, including the outtakes of trump's speech the day after january 6. stay with us. ♪♪ [muc break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we will be posting our new interview with simone in both spanish and english. we're continuing our coverage of thursday's hearing at the u.s. select committee to investigate the january 6 attack on the united states capitol. the hearing feature two white house aides who quit january 6, former deputy national secured advisor a few pottinger as well as former white house press secretary sarah matthews. this is committee member elaine luria. >> althougpresident trump was aware of the ongoing riot come he did not take any immediate action to address the lawlessness. instead, at 2:03, he called rudy giuliani again and that call lasted for over eight minutes. moments later at 2:13, rioters broke into the capitol itself. one of the proud boys char

after president trump's tweet about vice president pence, you told us he spoke immediately to kayleigh mcenanyresident, i found kayleigh and i told her that i thought the president needed to immediately send out a tweet that condemned the violence that we were seeing, and that there needed to be a call to action to tell these people to leave the capital. she agreed and walked over to the oval dining room to find the president. >> we interviewed miss mcenany and others who are in the dining room with the president urging him to put out a statement. miss matthews, miss mcenany told us she came right back to the press office after meeting with the president about this particular tweet. what did she tell you about what happened in that dining room? >> when she got back, she told me that a tweet had been sent out and i told her that i thought the tweet did not go far enough, that i thought there needed to be a call to action and he needed to condemn the violence. we were in a room full of people but people weren't paying attention, so she looked directly and in a hush town shared with me that the p

president trump's tweet about vice president pence, you told us you spoke to -- immediately spoke to kayleigh mcenany. what did you tell her, and where did she go afterwards? >> after the tweet about the vice president, i found kayleigh and told her that i thought the president needed to immediately send out a tweet that condemned the violence that we were seeing and that there needed to be a call to action to tell these people to leave the capitol. and she agreed and walked over to the oval dining room to find the president. >> we interviewed ms. mcenany and others who were in the dining room with the president urging him to put out a statement. ms. matthews, ms. mcenany told press office after meeting with the president about this particular tweet. what did she tell you about what happened in that dining room? >> when she got back, she told me that a tweet had been sent out, and i told her that i thought the tweet did not go far enough. i thought there needed to be a call to action and he needed to condemn the violence. and we were in a room full of people, but people weren't paying attention, and

sean hannity and kayleigh mcenany were talking and texting during that time.bly i would imagine sarah maxwell, in addition to being able to confirm a lot of the information that cassidy hutchinson testified to, is going to be able to give additional information about what was going on and a lot of detail. i think this is coming together very well and very seriously. because i know about when i was in my previous life, i was a counsel on a committee, we did do referrals. and the documentation that we got sometimes was a little ahead of the justice department. but it was sometimes different from what the justice department got. but now you're seeing the justice department also picking up the ball. they're doing things and it's coming together well. and it's not going to just be he said, she said. it's going to be a lot of documentary records. mvp to mark maddows, who in realtime, you see all of those texts that went on that confirm, really what these women are saying. >> mark meadows, like the name of a bad play or something like that. you mentioned liz cheney,

sean hannity said so himself in a text message that day to press secretary kayleigh mcenany. he wrote, "no more stolen election talk. yes, impeachment on the 25th amendment are real." we obtained never before seen raw footage of the president regarding his message to the nation that day on january 7, more than 24 hours after his message from the rose garden let's look. >> whenever you are ready. >> i would like to begin by addressing the heinous attack yesterday and to those who broke the law, you will pay. you do not represent our movement. you do not represent our country. and if you broke the law -- i can't say that -- i already said you will pay. the demonstrators who infiltrated the capital have defied the seat -- defiled, right? i can't see this very well. let's do this. but this election is now over. congress has certified the results. i don't want to say the election is over, i just want to say congress certified the results announcing the election is over, ok? >> now congress? >> right. let me see. ok? i would like to begin by addressing the heinous attack yesterday.

sarah matthews was a deputy to kayleigh mcenany.nd we know kayleigh mcenany that day was one of several officials who was going into the office, the oval office, trying to get trump to respond, to call on the rioters to go home and to intervene to some degree. we may find out exactly to what degree from sarah matthews. that's likely what she'll be asked about, how senior aides inside the west wing were responding that day and trying to intervene with the president's response. matthew pottinger is very interesting. he was deputy national security advisor, which is a very important position, and i'm told that on january 6th, he actually went down to the oval office after getting a call about why the national guard had not arrived on capitol hill yet. he went to go to the oval office to speak with trump. trump was not in the oval. he was in the small study where he often sat and watched television, which we do know that he was doing during those 187 minutes the committee going to be looking at. he didn't speak to trump but he talked to

after president trump's tweet about vice president pence, you told us he spoke immediately to kayleigh mcenanyere did she go afterwards? >> after the tweet about the vice president, i found kayleigh and i told her that i thought the president needed to immediately send out a tweet that condemned the violence that we were seeing, and that there needed to be a call to action to tell these people to leave the capital. she agreed and walked over to the oval dining room to find the president. >> we interviewed miss mcenany and others who are in the dining room with the president urging him to put out a statement. miss matthews, miss mcenany told us she came right back to the press office after meeting with the president about this particular tweet. what did she tell you about what happened in that dining room? >> when she got back, she told me that a tweet had been sent out and i told her that i thought the tweet did not go far enough, that i thought there needed to be a call to action and he needed to condemn the violence. we were in a room full of people but people weren't paying attention, so sh

during that time, i traveled all around the country, and met kayleigh mcenany, who was working on hishere for a year, and i formed a close relationship with miss mcenany, and she moved over to the white house in april, of 2020, to start as white house press secretary. she brought over a group of campaign staff with her, and so i joined her over at the white house in june, of 2020, to start as her deputy. >> and where, you miss matthews, at work in the white house on january 6th? >> yes. i was working out of the west wing that day. >> thank you. now i would like to recognize the gentleman from virginia, and the gentleman from illinois. >> thank, you madam vice chair. as you've seen in our prior hearings, president trump summoned the mob to d.c. on january 6th. before he went on stage, he knew some of them were armed and prepared for combat. during his speech, he implored them to march to the capital, as he had always planned to do. by the time he walked off the stage, his supporters had already breached the outer perimeter of the capitol at the foot of capitol hill. since our last hear

the idea of them being republicans and not just republicans -- one recruited by kayleigh mcenany, one to white house press secretary as well. there are ideas on part of this being a partisan job on the part of the committee. are you -- are either of these two witnesses vulnerable to those sort of attacks as well? are they seeing it already? >> they're certainly going to receive them. i would guess sarah matthews would get them worse, because as we've seen from trump world, women who speak out tend to get the worse criticism, the worse smear campaigns and threats. i hate to say it because she's my friend and i'm thanking her and proud of her for coming forward, but it comes with the territory. cassidy hutchinson has to have security for doing her role for her country and speaking out when superiors like mark meadows wouldn't. these are credible people with integrity who aren't there for any partisan reason, only to assist the committee in this investigation. >> why are we just hearing from them? cassidy seemed to be a surprise witness in many respects. people were caught off guard, a l

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sean hannity said so himself in a text message that day to press secretary kayleigh mcenany. he wrote, "no more stolen election talk. yes, impeachment on the 25th amendment are real." we obtained never before seen raw footage of the president regarding his message to the nation that day on january 7, more than 24 hours after his message from the rose garden let's look. >> whenever you are ready. >> i would like to begin by addressing the heinous attack yesterday and to those who broke the law, you will pay. you do not represent our movement. you do not represent our country. and if you broke the law -- i can't say that -- i already said you will pay. the demonstrators who infiltrated the capital have defied the seat -- defiled, right? i can't see this very well. let's do this. but this election is now over. congress has certified the results. i don't want to say the election is over, i just want to say congress certified the results announcing the election is over, ok? >> now congress? >> right. let me see. ok? i would like to begin by addressing the heinous attack yesterday.

>> i believe kayleigh mcenany as well.erstand at the time and from the reports coming in, there's a large concern of the 25th amendment potentially being invoked. there are concerns about what would happen in the senate if it is the 25th was invoked. the primaries in that i had heard other than, they did not do enough on the six, we need a stronger message out there to condemn this, this might be your legacy. the secondary reason was to think about what might happen in the final 15 days of your presidency, if we don't do this. there is already talk about invoking the 25th amendment. you need discover. >> the president ultimately delivered the remarks. unlike many of his other speeches, he did not ad lib much. he restarted him, without significant alteration except one. even then, on general seventh, 2021, the day after the attack on the u.s. capitol, the president still cannot bring himself to say, whoa, but this election is now over. >> one other point about the speech, discipline, did you hear that mr. trump at one point

meadows and you got up to see kayleigh mcenany. why did you both to you that?in the west wing, and we both recognized that the situation was escalating and was escalating quickly, and the president needed to be out there eve mediately to tell these people to go home and condemn the violence that we were seeing. so, i told him that i was going to make that recommendation to kayleigh, and he said that he was gonna make the same recommendation to the chief of staff, mark meadows. >> thank you, and one if colleagues in the press said that he also want to see miss mckinney at that time. let's hear what he had to say about this critical period of time right as rioters were getting into the capital. >> and what did you think he was [inaudible] >> it appears that individuals are storming the u.s. capitol building. they

brian: i will duel it out with kayleigh mcenany. brian: it's time for the "news duel." me out is the co-host of "outnumbered." daily * *. thanks for. joining me is call. kayleigh mcenany.people were pl. 100 people actually won in bingo. the only problem is -- excuse me, brazil. the only problem is there was a snafu. when all winners went to collect, they each only got $1.33. kayleigh: we need this kind of luck. brian: they won for that first moment they thought they were winners. and we are overthinkers. kayleigh: good news for those who work out on the weekends. you only need 150 minutes of exercise. or 40 minutes of high intensity exercise. brian: i do work out four to five times a week. but you can catch up on the weekend if you work out two hours each time. is that theory for you? it's all about the total? kayleigh: i brought by report card and i work out 140 minutes a week. and i'm pregnant. brian: if you watch television. if you fall asleep with the television on, you could die. it's about the infrared rays. it's all about insulin resistance. cells and muscles, fat

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be resolved ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i'm jesse watters with judge jeanine pirro, harold ford jr., kaylee, kayleigh mcenanyg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in the city and this is "the five." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ police revealing new details surrounding a horrific mass shooting in island park illinois during a fourth of july parade. seven people killed, 30 more injured. authorities -- the suspect had two prior run-ins with law enforcement. >> in 2019, an individual contacted -- state departments of the week after learning of them attempting suicide. a mental health professional at that time -- the second incident, he said that he was going to kill everyone, and police responded -- they removed knives, a dagger, and a sword from his home. two rifles, some pistols, possibly a shotgun. >> also saying this 21-year-old -- and had planned the attack for weeks in advance. nobody caught -- including posting disturbing images of videos. unfortunately, it does not end there. 60 people workshop in chicago 68 people were shot in chicago.g no time to go directly after them. >> each day, we are reminded -- there is nothing guaranteed about our

eastern, harley, lawrence jones, kayleigh mcenany and joey jones will celebrate america from the foxand fun. you don't want to go out, you can stay home and watch that. stick around, big saturday flops are up next. ♪♪ welcome back to "the big saturday show". it is time now for the big saturday flops. our picks for the biggest fails of the week. at the nato summit in madrid this week there's an interesting item on the restaurant menu, a russian salad. apparently somebody did not get the memo. but apparently it was a hot commodity there. it sold out. because it was heavy on the carbs the story said. if you are going to a russian salad for your carbs you are not eating properly. >> what is a russian salad? i'm so glad you asked that i wrote it down. hold on a second period it is the launch of peas, potatoes, carrots and mayo. >> is not a salad at all. that does sound like a security threat to me. another guy any ukrainian flag added tomato dumplings to and called it a ukrainian solid. all is wellin the world. leo what is your flock? >> california cannot get their act together. as a crim

former white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany.y say looks can be deceiving but not this time. founder of the loftusparty.com, michael loftus. she is like a stately c-terminal. she could be well over 40 years old. kat timpf. finally, he never needed a booster seat. my massive sidekick, tyrus. so, kaylee, your pregnant. congratulations. >> kayleigh: thank you. >> greg: it's not that hard. 7 billion people on the planet. are you going to applaud everyone that is born. anyway. you get to eat for two. >> it's fantastic. first the democrats came for my future babies baby formula and now they are coming for a pregnant person, a birthing person. >> greg: you are against this idea? >> kayleigh: i had a rice krispie treat, m&ms and caramel yesterday. i'm planning my dessert when i get home. this is what pregnant women do. we eat dessert. >> greg: what if you weren't pregnant. when you take this challenge? >> kayleigh: under no circumstance. you're telling me if you passed up cupcakes, you're just walking by? >> greg: i usually spit on them.

i am emily compagno here with my cohost, kayleigh mcenany. also joining us, dr.ole saphier, kat timpf, and joe concha. americans are gearing up for travel nightmares and what could be the most expensive independence day ever. three and a half million americans are expected to fly this weekend. they will be bracing for delays and cancellations as the airlines struggle with staff shortages and soaring fuel costs. already today, 270 u.s. flights canceled and more than 1800 delays. well, a record 42 million americans are expected to hit the road this year with gas prices hovering near five bucks per gallon. you will not be getting much of a break if you are planning a backyard cookout. inflation is sending the costs of the barbecue staples that we all love through the roof. the price for hot dogs alone up nearly 40%. but instead of offering a solution for struggling families, president biden is telling americans is not so bad here. once again blaming russia. watch get >> inflation is higher in almost every other country. prices at the pump are higher in almost every

. >> carley: ashley strohmier, unbelievable story and kayleigh mcenany outraged over the charges thisiness owner is facing for simply defending himself. >> i feel like i'm in the twilight zone. what kind of are we sitting in the middle of new york city where this man who was defending himself is put in jail? he has no criminal history. he is a good, hardworking person who immigrated to the country and a law-abiding citizen. his doctor said him or the guy at the moment. he never hurt anybody and never had an altercation where he had to defend himself. this is the first time for him. so you have to make a choice between your life or going to rikers island, which we know is a brutal place. emily, thank goodness we are in a country trial by jury. i hope these charges are dropped. >> we will talk to a former prosecutor about this controversial case. make sure you stick around for that. that was on "outnumbered" yesterday. >> todd: meanwhile president biden facing the party with a trip to saudi arabia next week where he is expected to beg for more oil as gas prices here at home remains high

eastern fox news presents an independence day special with joey jones, carley shimkus, and kayleigh mcenanyashington, d.c., and boston along with musical performances. jimmy fallon will be there hitting streets to find out what makes people proud to be an american. most important that we pay tribute to the men and women who serve this great country. >> a shake-up in college sports is usc and ucla are reportedly leaving the pac-12 and heading to the big ten. the two california schools could make the move as early as 2024. that would make the baked in the first conference stretching coast-to-coast. athletic director from both schools reportedly sang collegiate sports are changing and they cannot afford to stand still. official announcements are said to be expected within the next day or so. mike, i love how one of our producers made sure i knew it was speak pac of pac. >> mike: i'm a proud rutgers alarm so as of him i think it's interesting to see my scarlet knights play in the rose bowl or l.a. coliseum. but it does make me worry about the student part of student athletes. if you can have al

hello, everybody, i am harris faulkner and kayleigh mcenany, joining us in person., first lady jill biden with a keep lock

trump's re-election campaign before being brought over to the white house by press secretary kayleigh mcenany. their testimony comes after that of another white house aide, cassidy hutchinson. and on these two witnesses along with former white house counsel pat cipollone whose video testimony we anticipate seeing large chunks of tomorrow will really help shape the focus of that hearing, which we expect to be 187 minutes. lawmakers examining the amount of time that former president donald trump did not act as that violence was unfolding at the capitol. don? >> all right, thank you very much for that. i appreciate it. now i want to bring in cnn contributor and nixon white house counsel mr. john dean, and cnn chief legal analyst mr. jeffrey toobin. good evening, gentlemen. jeffrey, the january 6th committee has snippets of outtakes the day after the riot. listen, this is what congressman adam schiff told me about it. watch. >> there are people urging him to say things to try to get the rioters, the attackers to go home. there are things that he can't be prevailed upon to do or say not for hours

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john hannity said so himself in a text message that day to press secretary kayleigh mcenany. he wrote, no more stolen election talk. yes, impeachment, and 25th amendment are real. we obtained that never before wrong-footed of the president recording his address to the nation that day on january 7th, more than 24 hours he had last address the nation from the rose garden. let us take a look. >> whenever you already, sir. >> i would like to begin by addressing the heinous attack yesterday, and to those who broke the law, you will pay. you do not represent our were movement, you do not represent our country. and if you broke the law, you cannot say that -- i am not going to say that. i already said you will pay. the demonstrators who infiltrated the capital have defied the seat of -- it is defiled, right? i can't see it very well. i'm going to do this. let's go. but this election is now over. congress has certified the results -- i do want to say the election is over, i just want to say -- congress has certified the results without saying the election is over. >> now congress --

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i'm harris faulkner here with my cohosts, kayleigh mcenany. deangelis, and brian brenberg is here. president biden seems to be looking to jump-start his green agenda. there are reports he may declare a climate emergency as early as this week. the white house is taking a victory lap, as well, over the following gas prices which have come down only $0.50 over the

sarah matthews, a tried and true republican, hand picked by kayleigh mcenany. so you can't right her off as a never trumper or rino. >> i can't. they say it about mitt romney and liz cheney. >> that is true. but they are both going to bring the credibility of senior officials working in the west wing that day. matt will talk about the threat environment and what he was warned about, what weapons might have been brought to the capitol, what the crowds were looking like. she's going to talk about the efforts to get trump to say something and what he was and wasn't willing to say. so i'm going to be paying attention to the word about peaceably assembling, was he willing to call off the mob. it seems clear he wasn't. but she will walk through that tiktok. >> let me ask you, we had mick mulvaney on earlier. he said he thought what donald trump did, former acting white house chief of staff, was a dereliction of duty, but didn't know if that was a crime. is it a crime? and if so, what does the committee have to show that donald trump did or did not do? >> i think ther

for example you had the testimony that kayleigh mcenany said that donald trump did not want the word peaceful in his tweets. we heard evidence, testimony from a police officer that was part of the president's detail indicating that the president strongly wanted to go to the capitol and be part of the riot insurrection at the capitol which supports the prior testimony of cassidy hutchinson. you also have, for example, the security official whose identity was protected indicating that the president wanted to go to the capitol and that in that professional's view they needed to stop that because it would have transformed the protest into an insurrection or a coup. i thought it was all really important. and i really thought that the hearing also highlighted the need for the justice department to further investigate. you know, every time that we heard someone say the word privilege or you saw for example questions that were not answered by pat cippolone. we didn't get the testimony from mark meadows. it highlighted the grand jury subpoenas and testimony in a criminal matter would be neede