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i talked to mark meadows this morning. the transition is going well, it is fully in place. i talked to the president's legal counsel, pat cipollone. he is doing everything he can to help the transfer occur. as to these two gentlemen, most americans will never know the service that mark meadows and pat cipollone and those under their charge provided to this country over the last year. i talked to secretary mnuchin today, who is in israel. no one will fully understand what he and others have brought to the table. so to those who believe you , should leave your post now to make a statement, i urge you not. to robert o'brien, you have been a good counsel to the president, a steady hand. i have been missing your phone calls. robert, stay on. to those in the national security apparatus, we need you now more than ever. so i embrace joe manchin's , statement. i talked to joe this morning. he has called for those around the president to stay in place to ensure we can have a peaceful, efficient transfer of power. why do i say joe biden is the legitimate president of the united states

the clip includes ivanka, chief of staff mark meadows. you can see meadows there with don junior. they're repeating words. that's kimberly guilfoyle who had a role in the campaign. and behind avenge you civanka y the president himself. they're watching monitors of the

i read in the article that i quickly scanned that mark meadows was there. this is part of a scheme and a plan that is trying to overturn a very legitimate election. i think there's probably more of this. this is the first sort of raw evidence we've had surface. it's very damning for the president, and certainly should open the eyes of the american people. this is a soft coup, a 21st century coup. we don't have troops at the door anymore. we have people insidiously working on the inside to sort of damage and destroy the system. that's what this is. >> a coup, an attempt to overthrow government. tim, how do you see this? how do you interpret these recordings involves the sitting president, his state of mind and now his legacy. >> presidential recordings like this one focus the public mind and also raise the costs of those who would work with this president to overturn the election. we are watching the cruz 12, the senators intent on opposing the certification of the election on january 6th. this call should really focus their minds on what they are going to b

and just to, you know, maybe put a little different spin on what mark meadows is saying, yeah, we'd like to go further but we don't really need to. we have all the votes we need. we won the state. if you took -- these are the most minimal numbers, the numbers that i gave you. those are numbers that are certified. your absentee ballots sent to vacant addresses, your out of state voters, when you add them up, it's many more times -- it's many times the 11,779 number. so we could go through -- we have not gone through your dominion. we can't give them blessing. in other states we think we found tremendous corruption with dominion machines but we'll have to see. we only lost the state by 11 -- by that number, 11,000 votes. 779. with that being said, with just what we have and, you know, with just what we have, we're giving you minimum numbers. we're doing the most conservative numbers possible. we're many times, many, many times above the margin. and so we don't really have to -- mark, i don't think we have to go through -- >> right, right. >> -- what's the difference between winning the ele

have been dumped out of the 2nd round of the german cup by 2nd division keel and a major shock mark meadows here from v.w. sports to tell us more buyer not so mighty after all no there will be a trouble this season that's for sure we can actually have a look at some of the shots from the game it actually ended 22 with a game by i took the lead but they peel it back twice including very very late on the false extra time then went to penalties and keel prevailed on penalties very happy that it was mark of mark rocker of. the proof ok they wander off quite despondent then the snow and yet it's bad for hands you think this is his 1st big setback really having won pretty much everything while he's been coached by him how worried should. iron fans be because i mean they it's not just this game they did out of form for kind of a while exactly in the last last friday in the bond as they go against club back the still top of the table that's only because over teams slipped up as well but even before that game there were problems i mean 8 times in a row before that game by and have gone behind and ha

the transfer curry as to to these 2 gentleman most americans will never know the service that mark meadows and pets and their those under their charge provided to this country over the last year taught as secretary minucci today who is in israel no one will fully understand what he and others have brought to the table. so to those who believe you should leave your posts now to make a statement i would urge you not to robert o'brian if we get a good counselor the president you've been a steady hand i've been missing your vom calls robert stay on to those in the national security apparatus we need you now more than ever so i embrace joe manchin statement to joe this morning he has called for those around the president to stay in place to ensure that we're going to have a peaceful fish and transfer power why do i say that joe biden is the legitimate president the united states because he got the most votes the state certified him the winner enough to get over 300 electoral votes and all you need is to 70 to my colleagues who objected yesterday he didn't do anything illegal. the law allows you

there were -- there was mark meadows on the call.f on the call, which is deeply disturbing. they are all implicated. this is what peter navarro said over the weekend about the inauguration. >> and peter, the interesting thing is that that ten-day window is, it is something that they can change the date. the first january 20th cannot be changed. that's constitutional. but this whole certification thing, the -- >> it can be changed, actually. we can go past that date. we can go past that date. >> oh. >> we can go past that date. if we need to. >> you see, this is the thing. >> yeah, no. >> and the people that are blindly following donald trump, they don't give a damn about the constitution. they don't give a damn -- and they haven't given a damn for quite some time about the constitution. they don't care about constitutional norms. they don't care about history. they don't care about political norms. and they are willfully ignorant, like the president. they are willfully ignorant and put peter navarro in that batch of people saying tha

if chief of staff mark meadows was there, a., protected against prosecuti prosecution? heard all kinds of words, every p xe xemp pl exemplifies extortion or overthrowing -- >> i'm not sure i'll go down conspiracy to extort. if it's in fact a crime, for any person to interfere with a state election to procure votes inappropriately. seems to me that statute 52 u.s. code 2511 would be that, the appropriate one this case referred to the justice department, were it referred to the justice department. anyone who participated in that call to procure an outcome in a state election that was inappropriate would theoretic willy have legal liability, fred. >> hmm. michael, what do you think about the notion? former u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york tweeting out this saying, that the odds are that trump might declare a self-pardon. that just went up a bunch. what do you think about that idea? >> well, he's been floating it for a long time, the president. it's on very mooshy constitutional grounds that he can do that himself. were he to try, the way it would work ou

when things like mark meadows, former chief of staff, are on fox news saying things like this, you'll see how hard that might be. here is what mark meadows is telling their viewership today. >> we're seeing their first legislative priority in congress is impeachment. i don't know how that unifies america. we need to be about creating jobs and making sure we put people back to work. >> reporter: as a former legislator, mark meadows should know that's factually inaccurate. it's not a legislative priority, nor is it the first thing that the democratically controlled senate is working on. nonetheless, the fact that you have former officials out trying to rally the republican troops is another point kind of working against the impeachment managers here that are seeing a revitalized defense from republican lawmakers and ex-lawmakers of the former president. >> garrett haake, live for us on the hill. thank you. that's not the only thing going down on the hill. you have a couple more confirmation hearings we're watching live right now. one hand energy secretary nominee jennifer granholm on th

axios has gotten the scoop on what mark meadows is formally doing next.im, the former senator from south carolina. the tri-state and power conservative fire brands, younger conservative lawmakers helping them build networks, helping them build followings. >> so this is more people like jim jordan, or ted cruz or josh hawley, is that the goal? >> exactly right. that's quite a trinity you just named there, kasie, that's exactly right. and axios also learned hauns nichols says that former secretary of state pompeo will be staying here in washington. he'll join the hudson institute. so kasie, the bosses are getting jobs, but as you know from your own contacts, other people in the trump administration having a tough time. >> yeah, for sure. and of course pompeo is not going to be the last that we see of mike pompeo on the political stage either. mike a lot of companies have changed their policies, too, after the attack on the u.s. capitol. you're looking at how this could backfire. can you explain? >> yeah. so kasie, scores now of pacs have cut back on their g

i want to thank mark meadows, who's here someplace right there. i want to thank mark.ut it's been been something very special. we've accomplished a lot. our first lady has been a woman of great grace and beauty and dignity. crowd: thank you, melania.] president trump: and so popular with the people. so popular with the people. in fact, honey, would you like to say a few words? melania trump: being your first lady was my greatest honor. thank you for your love and your support. you will be in my thoughts and prayers. god bless you all. god bless your families, and god bless this beautiful nation. [applause] president trump: what else has to be said, right? but what we've done -- that's true, honey. great job. what we've done has been amazing by any standard. we rebuilt the united states military. we created a new force called space force. that in itself would be a major achievement for a regular administration. we were not a regular administration. we took care of the vets, 91% approval rating. they've never had that before. the vets have given us, the va, the vets have

know, as we've been reporting he's been talking to the president as well as of yesterday with mark meadows, the chief of staff, telling the president that these calls for him to resign are serious and he needs to be more vocal and serious in his rhetoric about condemning what we saw on wednesday at the capitol building. and then, as you know, the video came out. he released the video. this is significant that the white house council, pat cipollone, is considering resigning. and, of course, he hasn't yet but it's certainly a possibility and we've seen other high profile people in the president's cabinet resign. so we'll have to wait and see. it's worth noting, jim, as the impeachment talk is up, all of this raises questions of who would defend the president if it did come to that. >> just to be clear, he's still considering it or he's decided to stay for now out of a sense of duty? >> reporter: i'm told he is still considering it, but as of right now he's staying out of a sense of duty but it's still under consideration. >> okay. we know you'll stay on top of it, pamela brown, thanks very m

mark meadows, chief of staff, fought to get this done, and time and again the career bureaucrats at thecia, the intelligence community kept stepping their foot out, bringing up last minute legal blocks. quite frankly, on the 20th therm therm -- they were trying to get the documents ready, but donald trump and mark meadows, they persisted, and now we have a much more accounting of the fbi's conduct, and it's not a pretty picture. lou: and you can and i both know -- you and i both know and so does this audience not a single one of these criminals will be held to account. >> well, i hope you're wrong about that, hope we're wrong about that. listen, there's only been one, a junior law student could have made that case. i do see some evidence that they're circling in on four or five former leaders of the fbi. let's see if john during. ham can deliver between now and march -- john durham can deliver between now and march. lou: it's starting to feel like we got what we got. john solomon, it's great to have you with us. thanks so much. appreciate it. and as john said, those documents will be av

he also said that on the call, carol, was the chief of staff mark meadows. a few others. do we know if anyone else was on that call, that steven did not report, or that in orderly there could be others on a call of this nature accompanying the president giving him information or listening to what will be transpiring so they know what they have to deal with when the phone call is hung snup? >> it would not normally be appropriate that campaign advisors be sitting in. it would be common for advisors to be on the call. there is nothing inappropriate about calling the georgia state official, but telling him to find 11,000 votes to change is bizarre. advisors should have interrupted the president saying something like i don't mean that is what president means, brad. i think what he means is he is concerned about the grass of this election. but the way the president says it is nothing short of, you know, a strong arm move. >> yeah, okay, stay where you are as well, carol, i appreciate your insights on all of this. joining us is the former u.s. acting solicitor general. give me

. >> well, it was arranged by mark meadows and staff in the secretary of state's office in georgia. and you know i think it is one of those situations where the chief of staff of the white house gets in touch with the staff of a statewide election official, and the same party. brad raffensperger made it clear he is a supporter. he arranged the call and took the call. i think he thinks it was inappropriate in hindsight but he agreed to go on the call. the white house, president trump, sought to speak with him more than a dozen times leading up to the call on saturday and they did not get through. i think mark meadows got involved and figured out how to bring everyone together on the call and brad raffensperger agreed to do it. >> let's play a little more from the call. this is trump trying to coerce brad raffensperger. >> the people of georgia are angry and the numbers will be repeated on monday night along with others we're going to have by that time, which are more substantially, and the people of georgia are angry. the people of the country are angry. there is nothing wrong with s

guest: inside the white house, mark meadows remains as loyal as ever, however disappearing from publiciew. .ared kushner and dan skip reno really it's like a core group that has really dwindled down. several staff have already left, very public splits from the white house, including people like's communications director, going on tv the last couple of ofs, condemning the events wednesday. the president has always only trusted those who are unfailingly loyal to him and at this point it's kind of a shrinking list. so, if you believe people like mick mulvaney, his former chief of staff, he might be in a bit of a feedback loop. the people that would push back on his mark out there suggestions are gone and instead he's got sort of hardliners whipping him up, people like rudy giuliani and sidney powell. host: josh, thank you a lot for the updates this morning. appreciate it. guest: thank you. host: back tomorrow your calls, the house considering a second impeachment of president trump and there's a headline here, senator roy blunt, republican of missouri, on a trump impeachment, "it's not go

but that doesn't stop mark meadows from saying this fight is just gearing up. we learned in a statement, attributed to the vice president, from his chief of staff, that mike pence, who will preside over that joint session of congress, by the way, is welcoming this. but he is towing a fine line saying we would like these republicans to bring evidence of voter fraud when we repeat, there hasn't been any to date. the dozens of court cases blougt brought by the president and his campaign, have failed. not a single judge is pointing to an instance of fraud yet. and it's not just senators. it's expected to be more than 140 congressmen and women on the house on the republican said that will object. but again, this is a futile effort that is politically postured. it's expected to change or alter anything about the outcome of the 2020 election, that joe biden won and donald trump lost. >> we know the president held a call with a number of house republicans last night to discuss rejecting election results. what more do we know about this? >> the only reason we know about

mark meadows, chief among them.e has been by the president's side through a number of these somewhat controversial meetings that have occurred behind the scenes. so he was again during this phone call. having said that, i do think there's also this push and pull that happens here behind the scenes where the president wants to take an action like the one reaching out, pressuring georgia's secretary of state, and then some of his other top aides urge him against that. i think that you talk about the divide within the republican party. i think that's happening here behind the scenes at the white house among current and former officials. >> so, garrett, let me go to you on the hill. this tape obviously broke out into the open yesterday after republicans had already been grappling with an enormous divide in their own conference in the senate as a dozen or so senators came out and said, yes, we're going to go ahead and object to the electoral college certification. i'm curious what you heard over the course of today. i th

kelly, i want to note that white house chief of staff mark meadows was on this call. what is the white house saying to you about the audio? >> reporter: not saying anything, which is striking because we've repeatedly reached out to them to ask. at first we wanted to be certain that they supported this was, in fact, a valid call, that it had not been edited in some way that was unfair or inaccurate. that was our first call. then we pressed them to try to say give us a sense of what was the sort of insight here, is there something else we should know in interpreting that? the full transcript is certainly available online and a full audio is available, so people can listen to it and get a sense in the full context of how the conversation flowed. the campaign also, what's left of the trump campaign, some of his political advisors who were a part of the campaign, which really doesn't exist as an entity anymore, but who stand with the president on these political matters, they also declined to comment. what this comes down to is how will people interpret it. those who were

thank you as well to my chief of staff, mark meadow, the dedicated members of the white house staff and the cabinet and all of the incredible people across our administration who poured out their heart and soul to fight for america. i also want to take a moment to thank a truly exceptional group of people. the united states secret service. my family and i will forever be in your debt. my profound gratitude as well to everyone in the white house, military office, the teams of marine one and air force one, every member of the armed forces, and state and local law enforcement all across our country. most of all, i want to thank the american people. to serve as your president has been an honor beyond description. thank you for this extraordinary privilege and that's what it is, a great privilege and a great honor. we must never forget that while americans will always have our disagreements, we are a nation of incredible, decent, faithful, and peace-loving citizens who all want our country to thrive and flourish and be very, very successful and good. we are a truly magnificent nation. all am

it was about 3:00 in the afternoon, saturday, january second, when white house chief of staff, mark meadowsarted the conference call introducing mr. trump's lawyers, an attorney for the state of georgia, ryan germany, and secretary of state raffensperger. did you know that the call was being recorded? >> raffensperger: no. >> meadows: so, mr. president i'll turn it over to you. >> pelley: someone gave the recording to the "washington post." >> trump: okay, thank you very much. hello, brad and ryan and everybody. >> pelley: from the start, the president seemed delusional. >> trump: and we won the house, but we won every single state house and we won congress. >> pelley: mr. trump repeated, 30 times, that he won the election. he said he could still win georgia if raffensperger would play along. >> trump: so, look. all i want to do is this. i just want to find 11,780 votes. >> pelley: what was the president asking you to do? >> raffensperger: he was asking us to recalibrate or recalculate, i believe it was, recalculate-- somehow get a different answer. but i'm an engineer. and anyone that's go

>> so, two staff, chief of staff mark meadows was on the call. kalina mitchell, a prominent conservative lawyer in d.c. who is helping trump out with his legal effort was on the call. another trump lawyer. brad raffensperger's legal count, ryan germany and his deputy secretary of state, jordan spoout was all on the call. there's another person on the call named alex and i couldn't figure out who that was and they didn't talk so -- but, you know, i guess the question of legal jeopardy, from my reporting, and i spoke to several constitutional scholars today and political scholars, really, you have to look at the question of knowledge. and it's very difficult to remove, apparently, i'm told, i'm not a lawyer that trump knows or knew on the call at what he's asking raffensperger to do would be a crime. because the question is whether trump believes that fraud rigged the election and stole the election from him or whether he knows full well that that's not the case, that there's no evidence for it and, in fact, is knowingly attempting to conspire with

i want to thank mark meadows. i want to thank barr. it has been something very special, we accomplished a lot. our first lady has been a woman of great grace and beauty and dignity. and so popular with the people, so popular. in fact, honey, would you like to say a few words? melania: being your first lady was my greatest honor. thank you for your love and support. you will be in my thoughts and prayers. god bless you all. god bless your families. god bless this beautiful nation. thank you. president trump: what else has to be said, right? great job, honey. but we have done has been amazing by any standard. we rebuilt the united states military. we created a new force called space force. that in itself would be a major achievement for a regular administration. we were not a regular administration. we took care of the vets, 91% approval rating. we have never had that before. the vets have given us an approval rating that has never been before. we took care of our vets and our beautiful vets. they were very badly treated before we came a

mark meadows trying to play the good cop. can't we cop up with to a compromise?akin to the ukraine tape. calling for investigations to help shape in this case an attempt to overturn an election. so will the republican members of the congress listen to this and realize they've been had? realize they're defending somebody who is trying to seize power by any means necessary? and good for those republicans who are standing up particularly in georgia and saying, no. you will not intimidate us into changing our votes or finding votes. it is a harrowing call. it deserves to be held in more infamy than the access hollywood tapes which get a lot of attention. >> and listen to the full hour. i mean this is the president of the united states in his own words. >> that's right. >> it's remarkable. everyone should listen to this. >> 100%. >> you mentioned georgia. it can't be missed that the president didn't just threaten in i secretary of state. he threatened georgia's secretary of state. he gets the date wrong. he thinks it's on monday. putting that aside for a minute, we've

mark meadows from the double sports join me to tell us do tell me more about this incredible india where member so happy i get the words right mark so for those who are not familiar with test cricket what's the fuss about well yeah people might know one day cricket all the big hits in the razzmatazz test cricket tends to last 5 days and you might wonder how can you have drummer in a sport the last 5 days of course a test series is simple test matches so it can take weeks sometimes months and yet this test series has been absolutely incredible so many twists and turns and it's going right down to the wire in the very last match and you know pundits fans alike i think this is one of the best series of test cricket ever played and it really is phenomenal just how amazing was this victory i mean let's go back to the 1st test as we saw they lost very heavily they scored 36 their lowest ever test score. and that was with their captain the side visit goalie one of the best players in the world he then goes back to india for the birth of his child and injury thing hang on we've got 3 more tests

i want to thank mark meadows who is here some place, right there. i want to thank mark.t's been -- it's been something very special. we've accomplished a lot. our first lady has been a woman of great grace and beauty and dignity. and so popular with the people. so popular with the people. in fact, honey, would you like to say a few words? please. >> being your first lady was my greatest honor. thank you for your love and your support. you will be in my thoughts and prayers. god bless you all. god bless your families. and god bless this beautiful nation. thank you. >> what else has to be said, right? but what we've done -- that's true, honey. great job. what we've done has been amazing by any standard. we rebuilt the united states military. we created a new force called space force. that in itself would be a major achievement for a regular administration. we were not a regular administration. we took care of the vets. 91% approval rating. they've never had that before. the vets have given us the va, the vets have given us an approval rating like never has been before. we

the clip includes ivanka, chief of staff mark meadows. you can see meadows there with don junior.y're repeating words. that's kimberly guilfoyle who had a role in the campaign. and behind avenge you civanka y the president himself. they're watching monitors of the crowd, they're talking about fighting. how much responsibility do they all bear and does mark meadows really believe the election was stolen? >> this is a great question, andrea. it's the point that i've tried to make. and what i want to convey to your viewers is, the president lost the election, and he knew he lost the election pretty quickly afterward. i was in the white house for several weeks after the election results were called and we all knew it. we knew it would take some time to process it. there were legitimate questions of fraud, of irregularities, that we were going to go through a legal process to look at, but we knew we lost it. but the narrative started, it's been rigged. it's dangerous. i want point to the innocent woman -- i should say, the woman who died in the mob in the capitol, she was an air force

i noticed today mark meadows is not traveling with him but i guess is lindsey graham the person that'sn charge of trying to keep him in line, how is it that lindsey graham who said enough is enough i'm out of here is suddenly traveling with him? is he sort of the -- in the words of bob corker, the adult day care? >> honestly, i wish i knew the answer to that at this point. i was very surprised to see that because our reporting indicated, you know, as of yesterday, over the weekend, that, you know, the president had really lost lindsey graham as one of his allies, and lindsey graham is among many of the allies who not only had publicly broken with trump, but were privately just avoiding him, that people were just not engaging outside of rudy giuliani and a handful of remaining staffers like mark meadows, that was a surprise to me and we've seen no change from the president as far as his demeanor, his acceptance of this, any role of responsibility, you know, my colleague kelly o'donnell asked him a couple hours ago when he left, does he have any responsibility, any role in these riots an

we can thank mark meadows and jim jordan because they are such poor defenders of the president they got they have also shown that they have no path on how to get to a majority, all they can do is win very red seats and put in cooks like marjory greene who are going to harm the party. if i were in office i would be running to the microphones to denounce her and certainly i think it's morally abhorrent that somebody like that is sitting in there with a republican label. >> to your point, barbara, scott, you know, take a listen to this voter in marjorie taylor greene's district. it seems to explain why this is going to be tough for republicans not just to deal with her, but to deal with constituents like this. >> my 23 years in georgia and the years prior to that she's the most serious candidate and i would follow her more than any other congressman or senator i have ever seen in office. the left is after her because she stands for conservative values. >> what's the solution to that, scott? >> well, i mean, i actually don't think she should be expelled because i think voters should decide

mark meadows for me double sports join me to tell me more about this incredible india where member so happy i get the words right mark welcome so for those who are not familiar with test cricket what's the fuss about well yeah people might know one day cricket while the big hits in the razzmatazz test cricket tends to last 5 days and you might wonder how can you have drummer in a sport the last 5 days of course a test series is simple test matches so it can take weeks sometimes months and yet this test series has been absolutely incredible so many twists and turns and it's going right down to the wire in the very last match and you know pundits fans alike i think this is one of the best series of test cricket ever played and it really is phenomenal just how amazing was this victory i mean let's go back to the 1st test as we saw they lost their heavily they scored 36 their lowest ever test score. and that was with their captain in the side virat kohli one of the best players in the world he then goes back to india for the birth of his child and injury thing hang on we've got 3 more tes