this fight, this max miller has opened a new stand at the christmas market. he prefers not to show us because he doesn't want publicity. how did he find the courage to return to the scene for the ball from the school? i would say this is the best way of dealing with trauma. either i was in therapy and learn how to cope with my feelings and to be in the lunch, but it will be with him for the rest of my life. when my children asked me number 2 upon daddy and wanted, what was like on that daily the i'll probably stutter little before i can tell the story. i'm fear can we saw many visitors have mixed feelings about being at the christmas markets. there is a holiday atmosphere, but also a sense of grief, especially at the memorial to the victims. if not, then i feel a chill running down my spine. i can't put it encumbrances on the monday. listen, when you see the lights and smell the hot dogs in that you can forget the bad things for awhile and my cord voided my horrible, but you can't change what happened. giving in to the terrorists was never an option, says tra

just trader max miller and his colleagues agree. then as a self evoke linda, it'll always be with as of august. you can't forget something like that. but the shortness to you to try out, but we all said we have to keep going and not look back and listen by them on the phone in the memory of the attack will never go away. but today, the christmas spirit has returned to berlin's pi. chide puts in the german blindness li, got daughter born to finish the a year with a shock loss to hath a berlin. and with that loss, they've more less touched the our title hopes fallen 9 points behind by munich, for lynch olympic stadium was lit up for the last match of the year with the sparse crowd of hats, a fancy enjoying the spectacle, and with their site hosting torment the match was set to be blue flashing hair to fighting to avoid the relegation. battle came out firing miss yon melita burst ahead adornments defense and tapped home just 15 minutes in. but after b a r cheque t made the shock bel, fidel was rolled to be a hair off side on the play.

i know we mentioned someone trying to forge a political future for himself, max miller. talk about what you see as significant as it relates to the investigation thaw cover. >> reporter: sure. while leeann laid it out well, also representing a handful of the rioters as an attorney in court, and he actually ties into this in another way as well. actually one of the things that jumped out to me was the schedule of these depositions for the people they've subpoenaed. >> explain that. >> reporter: that's particularly notable because the investigation means it will extend well into the new year. they're still in the information-gathering phase here, so it seems like they're just revving up. >> we had information coming out in the last 24 hours about the number of witnesses, you know, the number of people that the select committee has made contact with, right? the information that as leeann alluded to, they received mark meadows, and and the assumption had been this would go well into next year. the question is with the midterms looming less than a year from now and if, you kn

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max miller met with trump in a january 4 meeting in a private dining room to discuss who would speakater descended into the capitol attack, while brian jack spoke with notably someone like mo brooks about his participation in the rally. >> okay. and how do we know this? you just offered specifics that i would think would be among those from the national archives that the committee's trying to get their hands on because they involve donald trump certainly with regard to max miller on the 4th of january. so how do we know this, and do we expect either of these two to plead the 5th or to cooperate? >> so bennie thompson, the chairman of the select committee raised these instances of max miller and brian jack interacting with members of congress and trump in their system letters. it's not entirely clear how the committee got their information. you have to remember they've been specking to hundreds of witnesses. they've got thousands of documents from mark meadows. their making incremental progress, and they do have trove of documents now from other witnesses, testimony from other witness

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two former presidential aids, max miller, robert p. junior met with the then president in his private office on january 6th two days before to discuss the rally to be held two days later. and who would be speaking at that rally. a former trump campaign official on television as a trump became someone in the administration so katrina pearson is mentioned reportedly involved she was in that meeting, too. max miller who is now a congressional candidate in ohio tweeting his first vote would be to disband the committee that subpoenaed him today the ever popular acquisitions of a witch hunt, right? and we got a newly revealed memo written by campaign lawyer jenna ellis. that one that stood up with rudy giuliani that pushed the lie of bogus election fraud. a day before the attack she said then vice president mike pence could ignore a federal law. the electoral act add and start the recertification process when they reach arizona. that memo reported by politico. let's not forget what happened when pence refused to do just that, watch. >> look

max miller, running for congress in ohio. brian jack. brian lewis. ed martin and kimberly fletcher.ow, the committee says that they have documents on file that show that petty jr. and max miller were in a meeting with former president donald trump on january 4th in a private dining room off of the oval office at the white house with katrina pearson, who is another individual that the subpoena has subpoenaed. the three of them plus the former president were discussing who trump wanted to see speaking at the rally on january 6th. now, we don't know more about the contents of that conversation but the fact that the committee has that information on file with that direct connection is pretty significant. these six join a larger group that the committee has subpoenaed with the date of december 23rd to turn over documents to the committee and appear for depositions throughout the beginning of january. >> annie grayer, we will of course watch this closely with you. thank you so much. >>> and still ahead the jury sees new body cam footage from the killing of daunte wright. what it could mea

and petey and max miller are of particular interest to the community.about a direct link to the rally organizers, people that planned rallies on january 4th, 5, and 6th. many of those who participated in those rallies ended up storming the capitol. and they both joined katrina pierson, who is also under subpoena, in a meeting with the former president in the executive dining room at the white house, where they discussed plans for the rallies. now, we don't know exactly what took place in the conversation surrounding that, but this is one of the first times that we're hearing about the president in a room with rally organizers, discussing plans for that day, wolf. >> ryan nobles reporting for us from capitol hill. thank you, ryan, very, very much. let's discuss what's going on. andrew mccabe is joining us. a former fbi deputy director. a cnn law enforcement analyst, the author of the book sbentitl "the threat: how the fbi protects america in the age of terror and trump." thank you for joining us. these memos outline paths for the former vice president mi

the committee says max miller, robert p. jr., met with then president in his private dining room of the oval office on january 4th -- two days before, right -- to discuss the rally that was to be held just two days later. and would be speaking at that rally. now, the committee mentions the former-trump campaign official katrina pearson. remember? she was always on television as a trump surrogate before he was elected and then she became -- right -- someone in the administration. so, katrina pearson is mentioned who was reportedly involved in organization of the rallies and has already been subpoenaed. she was in that meeting, too. max miller, who is now a congressional candidate in ohio tweeting his first vote would be to disband the committee that subpoenaed him today. bonus points for the ever-popular in some circles, anyway, accusations of a witch hunt, right? and we have got a newly revealed memo tonight written by trump campaign lawyer jenna ellis. yes, that jenna ellis. the same one who stood up with rudy giuliani to p

the planning of rallies on january 5th and 6th leading up to the deadly insurrection, including max millersays coordinated the rally planning, directly with former president trump. it's a pretty stunning thing to say. well, paula reid is out front with awl reporting here. so, paula, tell me who else the committee has subpoenaed? and how much the committee thinks these individuals may know? >> well, erin, in this batch of subpoenas, the committee is focused on people involved in planning the rallies that led up to the violent attack on the capitol. and what's so key about this group is that for the first time, the committee is drawing a direct connection between rally organizers and trump. the committee says some of these witnesses appear to have had direct communication with trump about the january 6th rally. something that would obviously be of enormous interest to the committee. now, former-trump aide and current ohio congressional candidate, max miller, allegedly met with the former president in his private dining room on january 4th to discuss the upcoming rally. also in that meeting w

and max miller was a very close aide to donald trump and max miller is now running for congress in ohiothere are a bunch of names, i think you had them on the screen a second ago, but those are two names that jumped out to me just because of their current station in american politics. i mean, having -- one of the things that we've wondered all along and that we've been reporting on trying to figure out is, will this committee subpoena people like kevin mccarthy. but here they are going after jack, not because of his ties to mccarthy, but because of his ties to donald trump. he was running the president's political operation, the former president's political operation at the time of the january 6th attack. and miller, who is now running for congress in ohio. >> okay. so let's talk about donald trump now. maya, losing this case, he's going to be forced to turn over the legal documents or i'm sorry, the documents. he won't have executive privilege unless he goes to the supreme court. we were just talking about the supreme court. what's your prediction on whether they take it up, number one

the committee wants to hear from an array of people from one of trump's aides max miller who is now runningsts and rally organizers who spearheaded the events from that day. clearly they are trying to see if there's a connection between communication in the white house to their supporters that gathered outside the capitol that day. once they hear from this new bunch, what do you predict will come out of this? >> i've got to be honest, rev, it could be bennie thompson right now. they've already indicated there will be public hearings next year. i -- and i look forward to it. the american public has a right to know what happened on january 6th. and i think, you know, a lot of people are quietly nervous about what's going to come out. how is it going to make them look? he's already gone on record saying that over 250 people have come before the committee. either voluntarily or involuntarily. but most of them have been voluntary. you know, january 6th -- someone who worked on the hill, spends a lot of time on the hill, i never thought i'd see something like that happen. it's frightening, and it

. >> reporter: and in ohio trump is backing former senior white house adviser max miller for congress. even as he faces allegations of abuse from his ex-girlfriend former white house press secretary stephanie gersham. miller has denied the abuse and filed a defamation suit against gersham. trump has endorsed several down-ballot candidates those running for secretary of state and jgeneral in statewide races as well as election posts in precinct level. trump hopings to place his allies in more prominent roles ahead of the 2024 presidential election. sun lunch serfaty, cnn, washington. >>> new yorkers took trading political blows to a whole new level getting to fist fights on the parliament floor. it broke out over constitutional debates on tuesday that would give more rights to women, with one conservative lawmaker calling the proposed changes as going, quote, against morality and motherhood. >>> just ahead on "cnn newsroom," the biden administration is trying to clarify its latest guidelines. some say it's more confusing than ever. >>> plus, naming and shaming, public humiliation in ch

and max miller met with the former president in his private dining room off the oval office on january 4, 2021 to discuss the january 6th ellipse rally and the speakers at the rally. we know donald trump was involved in the pressure campaign against pence because he had a meeting on the 5th. i guess we also know why 4,000 people a day were dying of covid. this is what his meetings were up. on the 4stest lining up speakers in the rallies and on the 59:about pressuring partnerships. what do you know about these men who were in the room with the former president on the 4th. >> the events of january 6th aren't in any meaningful way in dispute. it's what happened between election day and january 6th that will be the story this committee is trying to tell. if they piece together these individual meetings, whether at the war room at willard hotel, whether they be meetings a the white house, in this case in the dining room off the oval office with perhaps just a few people present. those are going to be the things that link the former president to these events most directly that would demonstr

but you can't change what happened giving in to the terrorists was never an option, says traitor max miller and his colleagues agree then is, is no evolved linda. it'll always be with us august. you can't forget something like that. all the shortness to you to try it out, but we all said we have to keep going. and not look back and listen by them on affordably. the memory of the attack will never go away, but to day the christmas spirit has returned to berlin's pride, shide plus that is all from me. for now, anthony howard will be back with more news headlines at the top of the hour. and if you can't wait until then, you can check out our website at dw dot com or social media at date of the unit for me and the entire team here working behind the scenes. thank you so much for joining us. an idea is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities greener? how can we protect habitat? we can make a difference. global ideas, environmental series in global 3000 on d, w, and online. i'm in the green. do you feel worried about the planet we to i'm neil, host of the on the grievance

are not household names, but there is former trump aide and current ohio congressional candidate max millerry 6th rally. now, this latest batch of subpoenas comes among the dozens of subpoenas the committee has sent out, and it's interesting over the past about 48 hours, we have seen a real show of force by the committee. they have hit some road blocks over the past couple of weeks with several trump loyalists throwing up various road blocks, different ways they did not want to cooperate, asserting their fifth amendment right or saying they're going to assert executive privilege. it's interesting yesterday, we saw four key figures in the investigation paraded up on capitol hill in front of cameras, just as a show of force for the committee to really sort of drive home the point that they are getting work done, and yesterday of course the committee also had a big win at the court of appeals which ruled against former president trump in his efforts to keep secret his white house records from the committee. >> paula reid with the latest in washington, thank you. >>> well, donald trump's legal

including to max miller. adviser to the former president who received endorsement in the campaign for ohio's 16th district seat in the house. that seat is currently occupied by anthony gonzalez who is not running for re-election. he has been censured by the ohio gop and called on to resign because he voted to impeach donald trump. that is what the republican party has come to. this man whose face you may not know, not this guy. another guy. ali alexander. there he is. the guy in the middle. the one of the organizers behind stop the steal rally appeared before the committee for an eight-hour long deposition on thursday. upon leaving, he was served with a civil lawsuit. the contents of which are unknown. alexander spoke to the media. simultaneously slamming the free press and trying to sound like his dear leader as possible saying he gave quote beautiful testimony in a beautiful building. the deposition for jason miller was scheduled to take place yesterday, but postponed after he engaged with the committee. th

now former trump aide and current ohio congressional candidate max miller allegedly met with the former room on january 4th to discuss the rally. also at the meeting was robert bobby petey jr. who was also subpoenaed today. most of these people on the list of not household names but they're all required to turn over documents to the committee on december 23rd with depositions scheduled throughout the beginning of the next year. now miller has tweeted saying he'll accept the subpoena, but he's also railed against the investigation itself. >> paula, thank you for that update. paula reed reporting. >>> just ahead -- former president trump souring on his one-time ally, the former prime minister israel, benjamin netanyahu. what did the former prime minister do to get under trump's skin? stand by. d let you had i known , why don't you say so?♪ ♪didn't even notice,♪ ♪no punches left to roll with♪ ♪you got to keep me focused♪ there's a different way to treat hiv. it's once-monthly injectable cabenuva. cabenuva is the only once-a-month, complete hiv treatment for adults who are undetectable. cab

>> reporter: and in ohio, trump is backing former-senior white house adviser max miller for congress.gations of abuse from his ex-girlfriend -- former white house press secretary stephanie grisham. miller has denied the abuse, and filed a defamation suit against grisham. and it's not only these marquee races. trump has also endorsed several down-ballot candidates, those who are run for secretary of state and attorney general in statewide races, as well as some local election pockets. even down to the precinct level. trump clearly here poppy helping to place his allies in more prominent roles ahead of the next presidential campaign. >> all right. sunlen serfaty, thanks so much for the reporting. and for more on this, i want to bring in former republican governor christine todd whitman of new jersey and our own cnn political director david chalian. good evening, thank you both for being here. governor whitman, let me begin with you. will trump's threat scare other republicans from supporting candidates trump dislikes? >> well, that's what he is clearly trying to do and i think he ought

donald trump aide and someone who worked with the president and spoke to him in those key days, max millere a brian jack who was the white house political director at the time and now works for gop leader mccarthy's political operation, so there's a lot of these entanglements and yes these are relevant witnesses but they're actively doing jobs that come into conflict with some of the committee members themselves. >> you also wrote about jenna ellis and two legal memos. the memos, which contain widely dis puted legal theories about pence's ability to stop a biden presidency, underscore ellis ellis's promotion of extreme arguments that she promulgated amid trump's effort to reverse the election results. do you see her as being a future target of the committee? >> i would be surprised if she wasn't. she's someone who was in the mix with a lot of other trump aides and i think that's the key here. these memos that she wrote, they're very similar to things like what john eastman was writing and what other aides to the president at the time were telling him to do and to talk about and what they s

in politics who have been expected and subpoenaed to get in front of this committee, people like max miller, brian jacques, who are being asked to come in front of the committee. the more interesting thing to me is the people who have not been subpoenaed, who are cooperating on their own volition. >> the amount of information they've already been able to gather. just one more question, though, on the note of this winding its way through the courts. courts take a long time, we've learned this now. any indication, peter, that this is on an expedited track? could we get a ruling on any of this stuff before the midterms next year when it could be a change in control of congress, who knows, and maybe a change in priorities, this being one of them? >> some of the litigation does seem to be moving relatively quickly. the appeals court has already moved on president trump's effort to try to stop the documents from being released by the archives. that does look like that could be wrapped up sooner rather than later. but these contempt claims are different, because they're criminal charges rather tha

and this new batch of subpoenas include names you probably never heard about but one of them is max millerormer trump aide who was in that meeting on january 4th with the president, with another trump aide. he's also a current congressional candidate in ohio, and apparently, according to the committee, they were briefing the president on these rallies on the plans for the rallies who was speaking at them, all of the things that previously the white house tried to keep at arm's length and say that the president was distanced from the rally planners. well now we learned in this new batch of subpoenas, that might have not been the case according to the committee. how did they learn this? they've interviewed over 300 witnesses according to liz cheney, the vice chair of the committee and they've received hundreds if not thousands of pages of documents from those that they have interviewed, those they've subpoenaed and of course those who have testified voluntarily. now, another document they received is of course from former chief of staff mark meadows who turned over a 38-page powerpoint prese

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