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with me is mary trump, donald trump's niece and host of the podcast "the mary trump show."t. i want to ask you because i want to start with your cousin because one of the interesting revelations that we saw about the people who were emailing, sort of desperately emailing mark meadows saying please get donald trump to stop the madness on january 6th, one of the interesting ones was donald trump junior who a, didn't email his father directly. he, too had to go through mark meadows. what do you make of that? he's -- let's play it. let's show them real quick. this is cut four. let's play it real quick. >> mark meadows an actual fighter, one of the few, a real fighter. thank you, mark. >> how does it feel to do the right thing, fight? >> one of the president's sons texted mr. meadows quote, he's got to condemn this [ bleep ] asap. the capitol police tweet is not enough. quote, we need an over office address. he has to lead now. it has gone too far and gotten out of hand. >> what is that about? >> well, obviously, they were really happy with how things were going until it got out

mary trump, good evening, it's good to see you. let's get right to, it okay? >> absolutely. we are learning so many details about what happened on insurrection day, 180 minutes of your uncle reveling in the destruction of the day, so many lies exposed. it's all been revealed as a fraud but publicly he is still pushing the big lie. why do people fall for this? why do they buy it? >> i think one of the biggest problems we have right now as a country is that news is so siloed. people who watch fox probably didn't see one second of the hearing that the january 6 committee put on where they were considering whether or not to hold mark meadows in contempt. so they're only getting the spin and none of the facts. and i think this has been a huge problem all throughout donald starting with his candidacy. people get very selective information and so much of it is either skewed or entirely inaccurate and false. >> listen, let's talk about these texts. i want to get your reaction, tex texts from your cousin don junior. he's got to condemn this. are you surprised he wassing if -- was goi

mary trump joins us. the new podcast, the mary trump show, and also the book of "the reckoning." thanks so much for joining us. throw away their careers and reputations, you know, for somebody who doesn't deserve any of that. it seems to happen over and over again. what is it that inspiring this loyalty? i think it's complicated, but there's been quite simple reasons. donald is incredibly good at attracting people who are weaker than he is. weak people need external power to give them a sentence of identity and purpose. at this point i think of his most ardent sick ofans as people addicted to cigarette smoking. they don't think they'll get thrown under the bus, because nobody -- the problem, though, is that donald might throw them under the bus, but they don't seem to be suffering any other consequences . he took aim at his own vice president mike pence. >> mike should have sent those crooked votes back to the legislatures, and would have had a different result in the election, in my opinion. i think mike

joining me now is mary trump, donald trump's niece. good evening. good to see you. let's get right to it. so we are learning so many new details about what was happening inside the white house on january 6. 187 minutes of your uncle reportedly reveling in the destruction of the day. it's all been revealed, but publicly he is still pushing the big lie. why do people buy it? >> one of the biggest problems we have right now in the country is that news is so siloed. people who watch fox probably didn't see one second of the hearing that the january 6 committee put on when they were considering whether or not to hold mark meadows in conternmpt. so they're only getting the spin and none of the facts. i think this has been a huge problem all throughout starting with his candidacy. people get very selective information, and so much of it is either skewed or entirely inaccurate and false. >> let's talk about these texts. texts from your cousin, don jr. to mark meadows. he's got to condemn this shit asap. the capitol police tweet is not enough. are you surprised he was going

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if you read mary trump's account of that family, you know, donald trump slapped him for thinking aboutary because he thought the military were losers. the relationship between the two people named donald trump, there needs to be a psychiatrist on this panel to make that make sense. there is a lot going on there. even he comes out and is telling, you know, mark meadows, not his own father but mark meadows, make it stop. saying he has to get out here and show leadership. he's got to show leadership. but let's show don junior on fox news with mark meadows and this is before the rally. here he was dancing around. let's show him. >> mark meadows an actual fighter, one of the few. a real fighter. thank you, mark. >> have the courage to do the right thing, fight. >> one of the president's sons texted mr. meadows, quote, he's got to condemn this shit asap. the capitol police tweet is not enough. quote, we need an oval office address. he has to lead now. it has gone too far and gotten out of hand. >> it's sad. sad, sad, sad. really quick, let me make a real quick turn and ask you a legal questi

mary trump, good evening, it's good to see you. let's get right to, it okay? >> absolutely.e destruction of the day, so many

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we have mary trump joining us tonight. my first question to her., texting mark meadows instead of calling his dead on january six. what was going on with that relationship? >> admitted, when you are listening to liz cheney give that -- all the things from the fox news, their eyes were -- . but the part about don jr., does he not have is that phone number? is that possible? that he's not allowed to speak

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trump's attempt to hold power. and the book i could not put down was "the reckoning: america's trauma and finding a way to heal" by maryby trump's niece to remind us that our politics isn't all about the former guy. from the pandemic to our racial awakening, america has been through a lot in the past few years, and it's time to mend. and lastly, i would be remiss if i didn't mention "the righteous troublemakers: untold stories of social justice in america" by the reverent alfred sharpton, which i'm sure we can all agree would make a great stocking stuffer. elise, any other books you'd like to add to the list? >> it was just such a year. i think about "peril," what struck me is just how intense the days around january 6th, and you know, robert costa is one of our colleagues at the network, and if anything, he's such a straightforward, level reporter, and what really struck me about the reporting in the book is just how dramatic they portray it and how serious they realize the threat was to democracy as they recounted and pieced together that day. so, there was just so much fantastic reporting like that this year that we

trump pardoned him. recently stone popped up in a mar marie vent. p is my first, second and third voice for 2024. for some would-be witnesses their fealty to trump comes at a higher price. contempt charges for former white house chief of staff mark meadows now suing the committee. >> this is about donald trump and actually going after him once again. >> reporter: despite meadows work to curry favor with trump, their relationship has been strained. both from embarrassing revelations in he meadows' book and the fallout from some documents he gave to the select committee before he stopped cooperating. steve bannon was charged with criminal contempt of congress. he pleaded not guilty. >> i with a previous engagement that i can't get out of. you are going to be talking about -- >> master of the understatement. >> you are going to be talking about -- you are going to be talking -- keep it -- >> reporter: while bannon's relationship with trump runs hot and cold, bannon is still clear about his loyalty. >> we are going to hit the beach. you had the landing t

determined to debate biden no matter what, writing, "nothing was going to stop trump from going out there." today our mary bruce asked president biden about that. >> do you think the former president put you at risk? >> i don't think about the former president. >> reporter: back in march, i had heard unconfirmed reports of such a positive test and asked trump about it in an interview for my book, "betrayal." he flatly denied it. some people say you first got -- you got an initial positive test even before the debate. is that true or is that not true? >> no. >> reporter: david, meadows writes that trump's sample was retested on a different machine and came back negative. days later, however, he told the word he had covid and was soon on his way to the hospital. still today, david, he said that he did not have covid at the time of his debate with joe biden. >> all right, jon karl live in washington. jon, thank you. >>> and when we come back here tonight, the first look right here. an emotional alec baldwin telling george stephanopoulos he didn't pull the trigger. why hidt has your moderate-to-severe eczema,

trump playbook, isn't it? >> it is and it's really, you know, i wouldn't call it a lawsuit. i'd call it a hail mary pass. tion on january 7th and donald trump is every lawyer's nightmare when it comes to being deposed under oath because he's a liar. he exaggerates and doesn't stick to the script. he views depositions as performance and gets him in trouble and the other thing is the last time he had a major government investigation at his doorstep was 50 years ago when the department of justice investigated the trump family for racism and discrimination in their housing projects in brooklyn. all of the intervening decade amounted to donald trump weaponizing lawsuits in private disputes for business competitors for the most part and public prosecutors march to a very different drummer. barb knows this better than i do. they don't worry about the same kind of reputational or media issues i think litigants care about and tish james wasted little time saying donald trump can file whatever lawsuit he wants but he's not above the law. his constitutional right doesn't include breaking the law. >> barbara, pick up

wing talk tv made much of this, ignoring the fact that president donald trump offered sympathetic words. chicago sun-times columnist maryl said the incident sounds so bizarre, it is easy to doubt it happened. when the cook county prosecutor's office tried to make it all go away, chicago's democratic mayor at the time rahm emanuel called it a whitewash of justice, while the police chief released more and more information. ultimately, the trial went forward, the truth came out, but right wing talking heads are still trying to use the verdict to put the media on trial, saying it was complicit in amplifying the hoax. that's a self-serving charge. but let's try to cut through all the situational ethics and apply the same standard across the partisan divide. jussie msmollett's repetition o a lie did not make it true. he thought by playing the victim, regardless of evidence, he could benefit from the attention. it is a strategy he might as well have learned from donald trump. when caught in a lie, double down, lie more, play the victim, ignore the facts, make excuses, demonize the other side, and hope the confusion muddies the

trump. >>> what is the shift of priorities as the hail mary plan emerges to push voting reforms. a new hour of msnbc reports starts right now. >>> we will begin this morning in the senate which only just adjourned at 4:00 after a marathon session pushed through votes on judicial and cabinet nominations. the big news is what mitch mcconnell is saying about the january 6th select committee. >> were you personally in contact with mark meadows? >> i was not. i do think we're all watching, as you are, what is unfolding on the house side and it will be interesting to reveal all of the participants involved. >> we are watching the investigation that's occurring in the house. reading about it like everyone else. it will be interesting to see what facts they find. it was a horrendous event. i think what they're seeking to find out is something that the public needs to know. >> read the reports every day. it will be interesting to see what they conclude. >> the signal of support for the select committee from mcconnell is at odds with kevin mccarthy who opposed the investigation. the select

trump allies including fox news anchors. >>> tackling the nfl policy when it comes to booster shots. >>> good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne marie green. we begin with the search for survivors and the death toll from the tornado that tore through six states. at least 88 people are dead, most of those in kentucky. the youngest, a two-month-old little girl. laura is in mayfield, kentucky. good morning. >> reporter: donations are pouring in. volunteers are arriving. the search for survivors continues. you can see in the home behind me, search and rescue crews have spray painted in orange the date and that they found no one inside. they are going structure to structure making sure no one is left behind. search and rescue crews are working around the clock in kentucky with dozens of people still missing after last week's deadly tornadoes. >> to the people of western kentucky, we are not going anywhere. we'll be with you today, tomorrow and to rebuild. >> more than 1,000 homes across 18 counties were reduced to rubble. >> i hope whoever is missing, they are still holding on. >> she fought her way out of this flattened candle factory a

trump. walter, you are comparing pelosi's remarks to the infamous marie antoinest "let them eat cake" momentee market. in reality it is not exactly a free market when she has inside access to information from government experts that isn't public, that can affect and influence their trading activity that the public doesn't have access to. it is not exactly free when we are locked out of the kind of information members of congress get all the time. >> the stock act manu mentioned was signed by president obama in 2012 in an effort to prevent insider trading but according to the insider report we are alluding to dozens of lawmakers and senior staffers are not abiding by it so why is there not an accountability system in place? >> it is good to be the king. that is exactly the message congress is sending because they passed this law and left themselves in charge of enforcing it and they simply don't -- you don't see anything like this in the executive branch where when i was there and continuing after i left, they enforced this with penalties one year late. the project on government oversight whe

> i should get a call from the four seasons hotel, and you said marie i got one question, or the company you, or the coming to me? >> trump and a third tweet comes in. and it says big press conference in philadelphia and four seasons total landscaping -- why print lawyers hold -- >> a started tweeting at the four seasons in philadelphia. not a hotel, but four seasons total landscaping. it remains of clear with the trump campaign book the whole thing in air. not >> why did you pick this place? it was just a head-scratcher. it was just the beginning of how surreal this event was. it's not prominent. why is it here? we had more questions than we could possibly have answered. which >> trump it was always difficult to get answers about the truth. some answers were because they didn't know the answers, but often because they were lying. i spent weeks and weeks interviewing everybody i could. and hitting dead and after dead-end. >> nobody really knew how they ended up at a landscaping place. in a part of town that normally is not where campaigns host these things. i set out to try to answer what was a simple question, will the h

trump told an audience in texas he'd received his booster short. he was booed by people repeat to see him. that's always a very tiny group, marie. so one happy new year in new york, one of the symbols of the new year celebrations arrived in the city. officials have still to make a decision on whether it's safe for the event to go ahead. i, when fisher, i'll just eat of washington. meanwhile, the head of the world health organizations calling for limits to gatherings during the holiday period. he said, there is evidence the on the cross strain is more transmissible and can evade vaccines. but it's still too early to say if it's milder than the delta variant. all forms are seek off this bond. am you all off, i want to spend time with friends and family. all of us want to get back to normal . the fastest way to do this is for all of us leaders and individuals to make the difficult decisions that must be made to protect ourselves and others, but uneven concealed is better than a life cancelled. it's better to conceal now and celebrate later than to celebrate to now and grieve later. the turkish lira has made a sharp recovery of the

trump on january 6th and the efforts to challenge the results of the 2020 election. >>> tonight a u.s. congresswoman is a victim of the surging crime that's being seen in so many cities. representative mary gay scanlon was carjacked at gunpoint by two men at fdr park in philadelphia. she was not hurt. the robbers, though, took off with her 2017 acura, her personal and government cell phones, her purse, and i.d. philadelphia has recorded more than 500 homicides this year. >>> tonight, still no verdict in the trial of the former minnesota police officer who shot and killed a young black ma after reaching for her gun instead of her taser. we get the latest from david schuman of our cbs minneapolis station wcco. >> reporter: the jury in the trial of ex-cop kim potter pushed through a third day of deliberations after indicating last night it could be deadlocked. potter's charged with two counts of manslaughter in the shooting death of 20-year-old daunte wright. the former minnesota police officer claims she mistakenly fired her gun thinking it was her taser during a traffic stop in april. >> [ bleep ]. i just shot him. i grabbed the wrong gun. i shot him! oh, my god! >> reporter: the prosecut

there wasn't negotiators to realize mary of the, of the, their plan in this scenario is what friends of boston galena peered ahead of the last us election. if, if trump one, but we never really expected from the bye, didn't creation, to take this line, we really knew all along that the russian plan is to divide bosnia to cause us to conflict, to berman boss near joining nato and, and you, but the problem is that the you and the us now are actually taking the rattling and everybody is really shocked. all the friends of bosnia analysts for the west liberal forces in bosnia and herzegovina are absolutely shocked with a u. s. e line of speaking with jasmine. were you just and brussels? what was, what was a feeling there? i think the good news is that for the 1st time in a very long time, we finally have a little bit of critical attention there from members of the european parliament. i think they have been quite scandalized by some of the revelations as to what the various representatives of essentially the commission i've been doing. and by the way, that they are going, accommodating, accommodating as it was just explaining some of these maximum list de

trump told an audience in texas he'd received his booster shot. he was booed by people repeat to see him. that's always a very tiny group. marie, no one happy new year in new york, one of the symbols of the new year celebrations arrived in the city. officials have still to make a decision on whether it's safe for the event to go ahead. i'll and fisher, i'll visit a washington. meanwhile, british prime minister boris johnson has said that he's look at all kinds of measures to stop the rapids spread over mcclung. these 12 people have now died with the variant in the united kingdom and hospitalizations in london. a rising steeply, jonah ho, has the latest. so far in england, government guidance against the omicron variant has focused on the booster vaccination campaign and the pace of the rollout has shut up. in recent days, the rate of only grown infection has soared to with scientists warning the new year could bring thousands of hospital admissions and deaths each day if strict measures are brought in soon. at a cabinet meeting on monday, the prime minister boris johnson with a found himself caught between the scientists and r

trump told an audience in texas he'd received his booster short. he was booed by people repeat to see him. that's always a very tiny group, marie. so one happy new year in new york, one of the symbols of the new year celebrations arrived in the city. officials have still to make a decision on whether it's safe for the event to go ahead. i'll in fisher, i'll just eat of washington. the national hockey league in the us and canada has postponed 5 ball game schedule this week. due to a rise in coven 19 cases amongst players, it brings the total number of games pushed back to 49. even if teams return next, procedures will change. though staff will be allowed to enter team facilities except to get the coven 19 test. well, co 8 is not requiring a vaccine booster shot for all incoming travelers that let line to anyone who's gone ball the 9 months since their last job. well, travelers will also have to koren teen at home for 10 days, unless they have a negative pcr test within 72 hours of their arrival until the news now and the governor of a central philippine province is warning of looting. if a doesn't reach affected areas, tens of th

marie brandon. these kinds of, we know a lot more about bin laden. they were only released in full during the trump administration. there's a big documentary i was also able to draw on. i always wanted to write this book tv honest. because i had written the oral history back in 2006. it was a missed opportunity to write the biography. >> the degree to which you explain, you delved into bin laden as a human being not a mythical hero or villain, leader of al qaeda. going back even before al qaeda this is a man who comes from a large wealthy family. it almost feels to the layperson like it was inevitable bin laden was going to become the man that he was. how did he become the world's most infamous man when his brothers, his sisters, his parents did not. >> that is a good question. it's kind of a controlled experiment where he has 50 ft. siblings, half siblings half sisters and brothers none showed this path. yet they grew up and not the similar circumstances. apologizing in the book i just am think it is that helpful. i try to lay out to the reader how this happened rather than why this happened. the

trump on january 6. and the efforts to challenge the results of the 2020 election. tonight, a u.s. congresswoman is a victim of the surging crime that's being seen in so many cities. representative marycanlon was carjacked at gunpoint by two men at f.d.r. park in philadelphia. she was not hurt. the robbers, though, took off with her 2017 acura, her personal and government cell phones, her purse, and i.d. philadelphia has recorded more than 500 homicides this year. tonight, still no verdict in the trial of the former minnesota police officer who shot and killed a young black man after reaching for her gun instead of her taser. we get the latest from david schuman of our cbs minneapolis station wcco. >> reporter: the jury in the trial of excop kim potter pushed through a third day of deliberations after indicating last night it could be deadlocked. potter's charged with two counts of manslaughter in the shooting death of 20-year-old duante wright. the former minnesota police officer claims she mistakenly fired her gun, thinking it was her taser, during a traffic stop in april. >> i just shot him! i grabbed the wrong gun! ( bleep ). i shot him! oh, my god! >> reporter: the prosecution a

paul: mary what about the alliance this point president put an awful lot of stress on that in his campaign, and against running against trumpback nato, firming up nato pacific alliances, how's he doing on that? >> definitely most important point in my mind and in the -- what putin is doing in ukraine is really an effort to undermine nato, and to somehow make divisions between the u.s. and europe. and i don't think that the state department is doing a very good job on the diplomatic side and if i can just mention for a minute, you know, in latin america, the chinese are very aggressively making alliances with a number of small krnghtses but countries that matter. i mean we've seen the dominican republic, el salvador now nick rag -- el salvador is now threatening to build a port with china deep water port in the gulf. that is a very important strategic point, south has warned about it but nothing is being done. paul: dan quick answer is the world safer or more dangerous to u.s. interest after a year of the biden presidency? >> i think in wake of the afghanistan pull up paul it is unfortunately more dangerous right now. and it

ignoring the fact donald trump offered sympathetic words in the wake of the alleged attack. but as days went by, chicago sun times columnist mary prosecutors tried to make it go away, chicago's democratic mayor at the time called it a whitewash of justice while the police chief released more and more information. ultimately, the trial went forward, the truth came out. but as cnn's oliver darcy points out, right wing talking heads are trying to put the media on trial, saying it's complicit in the hoax. let's apply the same standards across the partisan divide. jussie smollett's repetition of the lie did not make it true. i apparently thought by playing the victim regardless of evidence, he could benefit from the attention. it is a strategy he might as well have learned from donald trump. when caught in a lie, donuble down. lie more. play the victim. ignore facts, make excuses, demonize the other side and hope the confusion muddies the waters enough to fool your supporters and avoid accountability. didn't work in jussie smollett's case. the trial brought the truth to light but he is an actor. donald trump was president of the uni

late today a top federal appeals court dealt trump another loss in his attempts to hide evidence from january 6th. that leaves him with one more legal hail mary, which is his right, and that would be to make moves in court to get the supreme court to try to bail him out. i can't tell you yet whether they'll do that. it is an option his lawyers say at this hour they are still considering. let's breaking news so let's get right to it. we are joined by former sdny chief david kelly, also my former boss, and former rnc chair michael steele who did support joe biden in the race. david, what does it mean when you look at these developments, one from the new york a.g.'s office and the other about evidence? >> well, look, i think she's put him in a really tough -- bit of a pickle. from a legal perspective the way to get out of the deposition is to invoke your fifth amendment right against self-incrimination. from a public perception from a political perception and i'm sure michael has a lot to say about this, whether or not he wants to come out and say that i'm going to incriminate myself if i testify truthfully. it's an interesting dilemma. it's not

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