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we'll go to the president's niece, mary trump. , with the portrait that came out of your uncle today, is it a portrait you recognize? >> it's entirely consistent, anderson, with everything i have known about him forever. there is no surprise here. i'm not suggesting it's not horrifying. we should still have the ability to be shocked by this. what is surprising, however, is how many people in the white house knew that this is the kind of person he is and still remain absolutely unwilling to testify in front of this committee about his egregious, dangerous and insurrectionist behavior. >> like you said, it's not surprising, but it should be stunning to hear that knowing there were weapons in the crowd, he also was confident that people were not there to hurt him and wanted magnetometers removed, not only so the crowd could get closer and there would be a bigger picture, but just knowing they weren't there to hurt him. >> again, also entirely consistent with who he is. and i think it underscores what a mistake it's been on the part of

joining us tonight, mary trump, former president's niece, a psychologist, and author most recently ofg: our nation's trauma and finding a way to heal." mary, good to see you. what's your initial response to this 12-page response to the january 6th committee that your uncle released tonight? i mean, is it typical of him to essentially want to get out in front of what everybody's talking about? >> i think that's part of it. i think he also tips his hand and lets all of us know that he is very much interested in what's happening in these hearings. he cannot stay away from them because they're about him. so that's interesting. i think that document also has stephen miller's fingerprints all over it. it is exactly what one would expect from somebody who's feeling cornered and, as it often the case with donald, needs to convince himself and his enablers that he is absolutely justified in believing that he's the victim. it is absolutely full of delusion, lies, and grievance. >> you know, we heard former congressman riggleman talking about the big grift and that for a lot of people in the orb

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incitement here. >>> the first big hearing is tonight, and we're joined by donald trump's niece, mary trumpor of "too much and never enough requests, as well as "the reckoning". tonight's hearing and the evidence they've gathered includes trump family members. most viewers are familiar with your evolution and the tortured relationships he's had throughout his family. what do you think first and foremost of the role of that testimony? >> ari, i was honestly surprised to hear that it was going to be featured so prominently, since i heard that i have reconsidered what it might mean. i believed all along that ivanka and jared would try to walk a very, very fine line. they would reveal information that would help them or promote their own self-interest without necessarily betraying donald, but again, i've also said if they really believed it was in their self-interest they would be coming entirely for themselves. so again, the fact that their testimony is being featured so prominently is intriguing to say the least. >> hmm. take a listen to trump on january 6th. >> we're going to have to fight m

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when january 6th happened, i called mary trump.n well over 3 million views on social media. so disintermediation, as they call it, allows me to just go directly to news consumers without working for "the man." ( laughter ) and basically, you know, being the boss of me, and if i want to talk to someone, trevor, for half an hour, even 45 minutes, an hour about gun violence and why nothing has been done to reduce gun violence in this country, i can do it. i'm 65 years old, i'm the boss of me, i run my own show and i can speak out about the need for sensible gun laws, and i can be an activist, and everyone should be an activist -- ( applause ) -- before they have a fourth grader killed in his or her class or before they have a grandparent killed buying a quarter of milk, right? >> trevor: speak out before as opposed to afterwards. >> so i feel incredibly liberated doing what i'm doing, and i have a daily newsletter that, you know, i can turn my lens on the issues that i think are important, and really talk about them. so i'm having a b

but it has now been known for four years what and who this individual was, and mary trump, his niece, has told us also exactly who he is. and that's what we're learning today and that he was willing to stage a coup so that there would not be, for the first time in our history, the peaceful transition of power to the next president. >> and john dean, the former president's behavior, according to testimony, was reckless. do you think it was criminal? >> i certainly think there is a pr prima facie case of criminality. he clearly tried to disrupt the proceedings. there is a statute that prohibits that. i think he also was clearly involved with the crucial crime of watergate was a conspiracy to defraud the united states. 18-usc-271. those cases have been made. whether he engaged in fraud, in fundraising with his defense fund, we'll get into all that. i'm sure the department of defense is looking into everything. there is clearly criminal conduct, not to mention insane behavior for an adult man who is the president of the united states. >> bob, i want to play more of what former white house

extreme end of it but it is now been known for four years what and who this individual was and mary trump, his niece, has told us also exactly who he is. and that's what we're learning today and that he was will withing to stage a coup so there would not be, for the first time in history, the peaceful transfer of power. >> do you think it was criminal? >> i certainly think there's a pr prima facie case of criminality. i think he's tried to object the proceedings. there's a statute that prohibits that. i think he was clearly involved in what was the crucial crime at watergate was a conspiracy to defraud the united states. 18 usc 371. those cases have been made. now, when he engaged in fraud and fundraise with his defense fu fund and all that, we'll get into all that. there is clearly criminal conduct, not to mention insane behavior for an adult man who is the president of the united states. >> bob, i want toplay more of what former white house aid said in her testimony. let's listen in. >> you described roughly three different camps of thought inside the white house that day. can you tell

one was a freedom caucus member named mary miller. trump went and endorsed her over the weekend. close race at the time. it looks like she'll win by a few points tonight. he endorsed the candidate for governor. he jumped on a moving train. the guy is a 100% trumper. darren bailly. he got no, ma'aminated there. she wouldn't underestimate the loyalty people feel to trump in his base. i don't know -- it may have been among some. i don't know among most. the real question is, does that -- does it translate into we'd like him to run for president again. this may have some impact on how people view him moving forward. i think people are tired of the 2020 stuff. and they may want to move forward. the second thing is on the issue, this is not just a legal issue. what the justice department does. there's no parallel here if the justice department indicts a president of the united states who was the preceding president, there are consequences to that that have to be considered. including how all the people who were out there with guns and knives and all that, how do they process this? so,

brooks made a public plea to donald trump in the runoff to endorse a public plea to trump in the runoff to give him a hail maryss, and trump says no i am with brit. brit wins. she now emerges the overwhelming favorite to win this seat in november just given alabama's political tint. but you can see top to bottom here, only one county, shelby county, brooks carries that one. otherwise a statewide sweep here for britt in the republican runoff in alabama. >> let me ask you about alabama for a second. some people say this is a trump win. i mean, nobody, as you know, nobody is more establishment hand richard shelby. he is the establishment's establishment guy, and the fact his chief of staff won in alabama, and the fact that that's being considered a victory for trump -- well, that is some pretty, i guess you would call it thin gruel, isn't it? >> yeah. i mean, this said nothing about trump and an affinity for katie britt as much as i think it said about trump and consem tempt he felt for mo brooks. it is not just the ties to shelby. this also put trump on the same page as mitchell. because this is mcconnell's cand

the reason trump held that rally this weekend was congresswoman hitler was right, mary miller white life, and facing off a fellow republican member of congress, rodney davis, a redistricting in their state squeezed those two republicans into one district and they have a primary tomorrow. trump is obviously supporting the hitler was right, victory for white life lady. race tomorrow. we will have to see whether or not she stays in congress. and so that will be one to watch. but there are my primary races tomorrow in eight states all together and illinois and races in colorado, mississippi, nebraska, new york, oklahoma, south carolina, utah, and there is probably a bunch of these in a bun of those states, colorado republicans tomorrow, for example are going to be choosing their candidate for the top job overseeing elections across the entire state of colorado and one of the republican candidates in that secretary of state race is this woman, tina peters. now, if that name sounds familiar, it's because tina peters keeps making national news. because she is the county clerk in colorado who is

some reason were to bow out, they can step in and try to cultivate that republican base that trump has made. >> marybout crime, and that is certainly an issue, but we have inflation, those gas prices, shocking gas prices at $5 a gallon nationwide as an average. so what do you think will be the big, big topics? it has to be that. >> it has to be. i mean, it absolutely has to be because inflation, the state of the economy is going to be at the top of voters' minds in november. the white house knows that and they are making a big push on this. and i think you did see a bit of a more aggressive tone from the president especially as eryonekn h d e r in ukraine understandably that that's having on gas prices, he's going to be going after corporate greed a lot and also the pandemic and sort of hangover effects of that but the president does have a challenge. he has to be empathetic and come out and say he understands the challenges americans are facing, showcase that kitchen table joe side of him that resonates so well but he also has to show he's doing enough here to tackle this so that people feel he can

that is definitely donald trump, so it will, by the end of the day, day be up to attorney general mary garland, to bring any charges against donald trump. and again, the, the evidence is looking grim for trump and his inner circle. and we, we've been on the supreme court watch all this week, were we were expecting a ruling on abortion rights today. we didn't get that opinion. instead, we got a decision to lift restrictions on carrying guns in the state of new york. i want you to take a listen to what the governor of new york had to say about this estate in isn't just reckless. it's reprehensible. it's not what new yorkers want. and we should have the right of determination of what we want to do in terms of our gun laws in our state. the federal government will not have sleeping laws to protect us than our states. and our governors have a moral responsibility to do what we can and have laws to protect our citizens. because of what is going on, the insanity of the gun culture that is now possessed. every one all the way up to even to the supreme court. that is quite an indictment. they'r

court, that was illinois republican congresswoman, member of congress, mary miller, at a campaign rally the former president trumpat saturday rally, congresswoman mary miller was probably best known for telling attendees a previous rally about what she thinks hitler got right. hitler was right, let me stop you there ma'am. after the stuff hit there was right about, it faded into the background, there she was this weekend calling a supreme decision of roe v. wade a victory for white life. now congresswoman mary miller's office put out a statement that she said it in the moment or speech was a mistake, a miss statement, she meant to say the right to life. but regardless of whether what she said was intentionally set or not, what's she actually said out loud very clearly was at the supreme court ruling was a victory for white life. and then you can see her there clapping along as the crowd gave a hearty cheer for white life. and as the people in the blacks for trump t-shirts behind them kind of didn't know what to do. the reason trump held that rally as we can with congresswoman hitler was right mary wheeler white l

. >> reporter: trump stumping for republican congresswoman mary miller, who said this. >> i want to thank you for the historic victory for white life in the supreme court yesterday. >> reporter: miller's spokesman refuting claims of racism, calling it a mixup of words. largely unseen and unheard in the firestorm, the low-income and minority women who are most likely to seek abortion care, like nicole, who we met at an abortion clinic in mississippi. >> you don't want to bring it. you're scared. it's just not something that my husband and i are ready for. we're just not ready yet. >> reporter: alabama clinic escort kathy zentner says even giving advice could now expose advocates to prosecution. >> if it's a felony in alabama, if you tell anybody how to do something, even if you're going out of state, you're guilty of a felony, because you're aiding and abetting something that's against the law in alabama. >> reporter: she says medication for abortion delivered by mail could be critical. >> that's going to be survival fr a lot of women. there's just no other place to get it. >> reporter: bu

incumbent on incumbent congressional primary in southern illinois between rodney davis and trump-endorsed mary his pick, miller, won handily. shannon? >> shannon: all right, grady trimble, thank you so much for wrapping up our coverage. u.s. supreme court is allowing louisiana's redrawn congressional map to go into effect for the upcoming midterm elections. the justices put a lower court judge's ruling on hold, blocking the map from being implemented this election cycle. the map would give the g.o.p. an advantage in five congressional districts. types primary results and what it could mean heading to november's midterm election, we bring in fox news chief political anchor bret baier, of "special report." bret, let's start with some of the gubernatorial primaries. >> let's start with the governor's race, as you heard mention from bryan and grady. let's start a new york vehicle on the public inside, runaway for the incumbent -- not a surprise there, kathy hochul. lee zeldin, the expanse of his win through the state, minus these districts and counties where giuliani won. really, zeldin won a lot

trump's efforts to spread false claims about fraud in the 2020 presidential election. nick calloway is in new york with the latest on this. nick, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. members of that committee now say there's enough evidence to indict former president trump and respect asking the department of justice to investigate. the january 6th select committee is ready for round two of hearings looking into the attack on the u.s. capitol. panel members say they found enough evidence for the justice department to weigh a potential unprecedented criminal indictment against former president trump for trying to overturn the 2020 election results. >> ultimately once the evidence is accumulated by the justice department, it needs to make a decision about whether it can prove to a jury beyond a reasonable doubt the president's guilt or anyone else's. but they need to be investigated if there's credible evidence, which i think there is. >> reporter: representative adam kinzinger, one of two republicans on the nine-member panel, says the hearings should serve as a warning. >> if we have people in power, whether in politics or law enforcement or the military, if we ha

has not had an official ambassador to ukraine since 2019, when former president trump removed marie yovanovitchrship in ukraine may have contributed in any part to this war? >> i mean, i would say that the president, president biden, secretary blinken, christina cuvene, who was longtime and excellent startry have been active to gather a coalition of friends and partners in support of ukraine in response to russia's brutal attack. so no, i think that in fact the opposite has happened in terms of we have done exactly what we said we would do. we told russia that if it launched a war in ukraine, that we would support ukraine with weapons and other assistance, that we would put an unprecedented level of sanctions on russia, and that we would also re-enforce nato's eastern flank, which is on the border of this conflict. >> i want you to take a listen to what president biden said about sending long-range rockets to ukraine last week. >> are you going to send long-range rocket systems to ukraine? >> we're not going to send to ukraine rocket systems that can strike into russia. >> so that was the presi

trump backed mary miller against rodney davis.ed in favor of certifying the 2020 election results and for establishing the january 6th commission. in new york, the current governor, kathy hochul, is expected to win the state democratic primary. on the republican side, former mayor rudy giuliani's son andrew is facing a four term long island congressman, representative lee zeldin. zeldin is a fervent supporter and recent polls show him leading in that race. in oklahoma there's a special election for an open senate seat to replace the retiring republican senator james in half. the main front-runners, u.s. representative markwayne mullin's and former oklahoma house speaker tw shannon. in colorado, the firebrand republican representative lauren boebert is running for reelection. just one of several marquee matchups in that state. steve kornacki is with us at the big word. what's going on in colorado, steve? >> interesting race out there. it's western colorado. that's the district of lauren boebert, the freshman running for a second te

and runoff elections in illinois, two republican incumbents facing off for a house seat there trump-backed marynst rodney davis david voted in favor of certifying the 2020 election results and for establishing the january 6th commission in new york, the current governor, kathy hochul, is expected to win the state's democratic primary on the republican side, former mayor rudy giuliani's son, andrew is facing a four-term long island congressman, representative lee zeldin. zeldinvent trump supp supporter. in oklahoma there's an election to replace james inhoff. the front-runners, markwayne mullin and t.w. shannon. in colorado the firebrand representative, lauren boebert is running for re-election, just one of several marquee matchups in that state. steve kornacki is with us at the big board. what's going on in colorado, steve? >> it's an interesting race out there, shep. it's western colorado. that's the district of lauren boebert, the freshman running for a second term. she's got a republican primary challenger named don coram democrats in this district it seems have concluded that on the whole,

trump scored another victory in illinois when mary miller beat rodney davis who voted for the january 6 investigation, but trump's candidate in mississippi michael cassidy lost to michael guest. guest had voted for the investigation and still won. in new york, lee zeldin came out on top. he goes on to face kathy hochul in the governor's race in november. trump was not really a factor in that race. all right, let's get to the markets. not no real impact that i can see from the move this morning. 1.6% decline in gdp for the first quarter. that came out about 30 minutes ago. no impact on stocks. in fact, they show very little change in the very early going. the dow industrial average is up maybe 60, s&p up maybe 3, nasdaq down a fraction. that's not much movement after yesterday's big loss. bitcoin, dropped below 20,000 earlier. cryptos under pressure again. quoted now at just over 20,000 bucks. the yield on the 10 year treasury, below 3.2% you're at 3.17 to be precise. as for gas, same story. falling very very slowly. regular now average is 4.86. as for diesel, you're at 5.78. the marke

conservative outsider who will continue trump's fight to secure our borders, protect the unborn, get rid of the corrupt politicians, and stop joe biden. j.d. vance, marie, author of hillbilly elegy. president trump's endorsed america first jumper conservative. >> trump fought back and so have i. now i'll take our fight to the u.s. senate. i'm j.d. vance, and i approve this message. >> taking a look at primaries in south dakota, the ap reporting that u.s. representative jesse johnson a penn state one, estates gop primary contest as he runs for the term. defeated state law labels lawmakers that we have to try to run to his right. he sat for reelection in november because now as a candidate has entered the race. he repeated, mr. howard repeated the presidents lies that there was widespread fraud in the 2020 election and attacked johnson for certifying the electoral college vote. while johnson today's conservative record in primary contest there, congressman has also worked with a bipartisan group of lawmakers called the problem solvers caucus. that's out of south dakota. again, some of the results from this primaries that took place yesterday. several mor

trump wanted him to do on january 6. where does this fit in the larger picture that the committee is trying to paint? >> so, john, this is the last second hail maryass, this is donald trump's last desperate effort to hold on to power. now, it is december 2020, all the lawsuits are over, donald trump has lost. all the states have certified their votes. the only thing left to be done is the formal counting of electoral votes in congress on january 6. now, the law tells us that the vice president presides over that and he has two jobs, two jobs, to open the electoral votes and to announce the vote. that's it. seems straightforward, right? enter john eastman. this is a guy we will be hearing an awful lot about today. he is a noted conservative constitutional lawyer. he comes up with this plan that he floats to donald trump, he says mike pence as vp can and should throw out the electoral votes from certain states and then this is a line from his memo, this is a chilling line, pence then gavels president trump as reelected. imagine, that, pence bangs his gavel and says i throw out these votes donald trump is president again. donald trump loves this, he

marie. this committee has already said it believes former president donald trump was a part of a nspiracy to defraud the united states. and today they will continue to argue the former president pressured state and local officials to overturn the 2020 election results. day five of the house select committee hearings is set to reveal how president trump tried to pressure the justice department to support his false claims of election fraud. in its series of public hearings investigating the january 6th capitol attack, the committee is aiming to lay out a trail of evidence showing that even many who were in mr. trump's inner circle warned him that his efforts were unfounded. >> the president's own attorney general, bill barr, said he told the president about these claims of massive fraud affecting the outcome of the election. >> i told him that the stuff that his people were shoveling out to the public were [ bleep ]. i mean, that the claims of fraud were [ bleep ]. >> reporter: among those expected to testify today is former acting attorney general jeffrey a. rosen. the session is expected to

trump and his aides placed on pence to overturn the results of the 2020 election. debra alfarone is in washington with the latest on all of this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marieand the committee says that they knew that former president trump's lawyer, john eastman, actually knew that this plan to pressure former vp mike pence to single handedly reject what the electors wanted was illegal. still, they say, that trump pressured pence. he called him names, he tweeted about him, and he put his life in danger. testimony yesterday in the january 6th hearing indicated president trump was told by several close aides and vice president mike pence that not certifying joe biden's white house victory was illegal and unconstitutional. but witnesses told the house select committee investigating the january 6th insurrection that president trump and his advisers continued to put intense pressure on pence to carry out his wishes. >> there is no justifiable basis to conclude that the vice president has that kind of authority. >> reporter: a white house counsel testified that he told john eastman, a lawyer for president trump, that overturning joe biden's victory would spark o

trump. presented if mary miller later said that she meant to say " the right to life." with roe v. wade now overturned, questions are rising about what could be affected next. jobina: this is expected to be a contested issue among courts and the biden administration. eight states have already outlawed abortion and 11 no longer have a single clinic performing the procedure. the abortion pill is still available, but data shows 54% of abortions in the u.s. are done through the pill. attorney general merrick garland says states cannot ban it, but governors in some states like south dakota are already working to limit or ban access to the pill. >> i don't believe that the telemedicine abortions are safer individuals, for women to conduct home. jobina: abortion pills are highly effective and safe, with complications occurring and less than 0.4%. julian: pride celebrations have always been a form of resistance and this year was no different. thousands of people, as you can see, marched in the san francisco pride parade, celebrating the return to in-person events this year. pride also had

environmentalism for the failure of the market so to speak becomes embedded in trumpism and in the trump coalition, bob marie dies about a week or so before trump is defeated in the in the 2020 election. i can't help but think that he probably had his absentee ballot already already sent in by that point, but this is really not the store end of the story the bankruptcy and death of robert murray. this industry that this company this that he had forged comes out of this in a sense in a better position that it had been before because it's able to shed enormous amounts of liabilities pension liabilities and then healthcare liabilities in part because of new federal laws. so i was driving here over the last couple of days for the last 20 years as i've driven on the pennsylvania turnpike every time you come through the blue mountain tunnel. there's a set of solar sorry of windmills up on the hill and there was always a big billboard in front of this will that was attacking alternative energy and was a pro coal billboard is all you know, electricity with the city being dark without coal or cold the new green energ

this is a congressional district 15 not over yet, but it looks like the trump backed representative mary miller is going to beat representative davis here . it's not called yet, but it looks like it's heading that way. this is in the south and east of illinois. this particular district. let's head back here and head out to the senate and go out to colorado. and this has just been called joe odey, construction firm owner is now going to go up against the democratic incumbent michael bennet. that will be an interesting race to businessman and hanks was the more to the right candidate who actually had the most votes in the gop effort in colorado today pulling this out pretty significantly and that has now been called there's a number of races we're watching in house races that have yet to be called. but that's the overview across the country for tonight . colorado is always a fascinating state but still pretty purple and that didn't surprise me that right. but fascinating. we'll keep watching it. thank you , brett. all right. we're going to keep an eye on all those races and make any big ca

get their way in this one and quickly one other race of note, in illinois on the trump issue, two republican and convince maryumps claims in the 2020 election and defeats rodney davis who voted to certify the 2020 election. miller defeats davis and that republican race. >> last night you have some candidates who were not election deniers who persevered like the secretary of state. what other races do you think where the big flashpoints for democracy. >> miller here and this is probably the result that donald trump is most pleased with as he had the rally saturday before the election and voted to create the bipartisan commission and voted to certify the 2020 election and miller said the votes by davis amounted to stabbing trump supporters in the back and one other interesting results, this is mississippi the third district of mississippi and this was a bit of a surprise. michael guessed the incumbent republican congressman who was forced into a runoff against the challenger, michael cassidy . cassidy got more votes in the preliminary and it was why he was forced into a runoff and a lot of people thought he was

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last at our allies in name only have expressed strong opposition to mary poppins conservative populist movement pickup update hated trump course. for a lot of reasons but chief among them, it was his demented that europe spent more on their military after decades of essentially what was free riding on the united states but when you remember on trump when he would go over there, he is pretty pragmatic but he was unabashedly pro-american and was consistently blend. three qualities the europeans gently loads about aspect. europeans prefer presidents who badmouth or apologize for america. first, obama. >> president obama: america has shown arrogance and been dismissive, even derisive. we have a legacy of segregation. i would up the. >> of native americans. there are times we sought to dictate [indistinct]. >> laura: he was embarrassed and did not clear that his slamming hurt our moral standing on critical issues. and his talking america downward has -- only gotten worse with the current occupant of the white house. >> president biden: the american experiment in democracy is in a danger like it has not been in my lifetime. i

in illinois, the trump-backed republican congressmember mary miller defeated fellow incumbent rodney davis. miller's election comes just days after she praised the supreme court's ruling overturning roe as a "victory for white life." in colorado, far-right republican congressmember lauren boebert, who was also endorsed by trump, fended off a challenge from a more moderate republican. on sunday, she spoke at a church in colorado where she criticized the separation of church and state. >> the church is supposed to direct the government. the government is not supposed to direct the church. that is not how our founding fathers intended it. i am tired of the separation of church and state junk that is not in the constitution. it was in a stinking letter and it means nothing like they say it does. amy: in related news, the supreme court ruled monday against a public school district in washington state that suspended a high school football coach who insisted on conducting team prayers on the field after games. in their dissent, the court's three liberal judges warned that the ruling "strike

congresswoman mary miller, at a rally with trump last night, is in hot water now because she made sometatements. let's take a quick listen to it. >> i want to thank you for the historic victory for white life in the supreme court yesterday. >> my question for you, kimberly. mary eller, she didn't travel for. she may statements approving of hitler, she had to immediately back up and make apologies. our team is saying she misspoke, this is not what you meant to say. why is this telling us about the fact that some of these republican supporters, especially those who are kind of acolytes of donald trump, they have the comfort level of saying things, turn around the claiming that they did not really mean it. but they are shooting any kind of facade. >> this is not the first time that this woman has made controversial remarks. it is part of what the former president does. this issue really highlights how vulnerable republicans are on the issue of abortion. she says that she meant to say right to life, but this is the kind of clip that gets played again and again and again. in the media and c

on saturday, trump appeared at a rally with republican congressmember mary miller of illinois, who received cheers after saying friday's ruling was a "historic victory for white life." >> president trump, on behalf of all the maga patriots in america, i want to thank you for the historic victory for white life in the supreme court yesterday. amy: miller's campaign later said she meant to say a "victory for right to life" not a "victory for white life." we will have more on the supreme court's ruling after headlines. president biden has signed a new bipartisan gun safety law, the first approved by congress in almost 30 years. on friday, the house passed the bill by a vote of 234 to 193. 14 republicans joined with the democratic majority. president biden spoke on saturday. pres. biden: while this bill does not do everything i one, it does include actions i have long called for that are going to save lives. it funds crisis intervention, including red flag laws, keeps guns out of the hands of people who are a danger to themselves and to others. and it finally closes what is known as the boyfrie

marie, good morning. white house aide cassidy hutchinson also testified about former president trump lashing out as he tried to join the crowd on it its way to the capitol. she also said mr. trump did nothing to stop the attack despite threats to hang the vice president. in dramatic testimony, former white house aide cassidy hutchinson described an alleged altercation in the presidential limo on january 6th as told to her by another white house staffer. she says president trump's chief secret service agent, bobby engle, refused to bring him to the u.s. capitol just after he directed a crowd of his supporters there. >> the president reached up toward the front of the vehicle to grab at the steering wheel. mr. engle grabbed his arm, said, "sir, you need to take your hand off the steering wheel." mr. trump used his free hand to lunge toward bobby engle. >> reporter: the committee played videotaped testimony when she recalled a conversation with her boss, trump white house chief of staff mark meadows. >> they were getting close. have you talked to the president? he said, he wants to be alone right now. >> repor