december 18 was the night there there's an oval office meeting was innocent mike flynn. mike flynn patrick byrne, sidney powell there discussing invoking martial law or the insurrection act as a first moment for me in the days after words it kept getting worse sounding. but again, we are still dealing with a lot of issues that were not just january 6.wo some people were trying to work on the peaceful transfer it wasn't like my days were only consumed with generally six things. but december 18 was the turning points were things are kind of getting a little. >> your mom who is a hero of mine in this book anyway called you and said don't go to work on generally six. >> was december 19 the tweet was sent out there will be on generally six i have some family members who would associate themselves with some of the more extreme what i call the more extreme right wing groups such as qanon. it was early january but from speaking with mya family with never had a very in depth conversation she knew a lot of people coming to d.c. for this rally. it's relevant we also have one in geo

i was going to say, mike flynn, mike flynn, the former overstock kcom ceo patrick byrne, sidney powelley were discussing, invoking martial law or the insurrection act. and that was the first moment for me in the days afterward, just kept getting more astounding. but again, you know, we were still dealing with a lot of issues that were just january six, really. we were still working to pass the ndaa, some people were trying to work on the peaceful transfer. so it wasn't like my days weren't only consumed with january six things, but. december 18th i think was the turning point where it was like, okay, things might. things are kind of getting a little. yeah. so your mom who who is a hero of mine in this book anyway called you and said don't go to work on january six of fairly far. so december was december 19th. the tweet was sent out that be there will be wild on january six. and candidly, i have some family members who are would associate themselves with some of the more extreme right, what i call the more extreme right wing groups such as kiernan. it was early january. my mom had a i p

but the february 18 was a night there was an oval office meeting with the ayes dissent mike flynn.e flynn, f the former overstock.com ceo patrick byrne, city powell andvo there expressg invoking martial law or the insurrection act and that was the first moment for me in the dates afterward is kept getting worse -- more astounding. but again we were still dealing with a lot of issues that were not just january 6th really. we were still working to pass the ndaa. people trying to work on the peaceful transfer. so wasn'twe like a days were ony concerned with january 6th hangs, but december 18 i think was the turning point where it was like okay, , things might, things were kind of getting a little -- >> yeah. so your mom who is a hero of mine in this book anyway called you and said don't go to work on january 6th. >> yeah. so december, it was december 19, the tweet was sent out that the there, olivia wilde on january 6th. candidly, i have some family members who are, would associate themselves with some of the more extreme right, what i call the extreme right wing group such as qanon.

we're just talking about jonathan braun, we're not talking about let mike flynn, are righteous time,ul madrid -- >> because you can do it unilaterally. >> who also received clemency. correct. he can just do it on his own. so, the idea, in the obama administration, was to have a structure in place so that it would seem that the clemency process was not about rewarding donors, or allies, or friends. it was about rewarding people that deserved mercy, people who truly deserve clemency. so the department had to elaborate, perhaps almost to obama like process, where every prosecutor who had every case was consulted and wrote memos. is this person a good candidate for that? they went back and forth, and they debated that, they debated they debated that, they debated it, the more my mouse, and they candidates f, investi in government. ey put that process lace that did nst, noth clos that exin thi case >> m schmidt, i wa g someonearlier that whou saw your name o your phou're such a good investigive reporter, in government.my tim so thaor talking about so many important things, an congratulati

they presented to general mike flynn, trump's national security adviser, customized a ar 15. that's attention was paid to the pastor receiving a customized ar 15 with joshua one nine, the so-called battle verse. this is from the book joshua taking jericho. and on january six, you may remember there was a jericho march around the capital to the city. he also had that gun. this church no longer had crosses. they had a pulpit made of swords. the crosses, they said, were not for now. now is a time of war time theology and. you know, monday night they had like men's group ones, a youth group. tuesday night was a militia new recruit night. and this church is not alone. as i traveled across the country, i kept these churches in omaha, nebraska, fairly significant. church pastor hank many points to the gunman in the back of the church and he says passed psalm 23. you know what psalm 23 is? they robbed and they staff they comfort me or what's my rod they rod is that gun. and again, he says, now we are in this the gun is made over an expression of your commitment to serve god and to be

this was a mike flynn thing, where stewart rhodes, the leader of the pro-trump right wing paramilitary group the oath keepers who is now in jail on sedition charges. this is where stewart rhodes atr this event called for trump to invoke the insurrection act to i use the military in american streets to keep trump in power. this jericho march was the thing that was timed in washington to coincide with overturn the election rallies that happened at multiple state capitols all at the same time. again, this was december 12th, i 2020. that night is when we saw the running battles in the streets of d.c. and arson and people being stabbed. this was in the violence here be and the radicalism, this was the pro-trump radical right's warmup act for january 6th. and that event, the jericho march, the headline event of that day, included an address, a speech from a sitting catholic bishop from bishop joseph strickland from the diocese of tyler, texas. a serving bishop speaking at an event that was calling for the overthrow of the u.s. government, calling for the overthrow of the u.s. election result

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this was a mike flynn thing, where stewart rhodes, a pro trump, right-wing pro trump paramilitary group, the oath keepers, went to jail on sedition charges. this is where stewart rhodes at this event called for trump to evoke the insurrection american act. he used -- this jericho march was the thing that was tied in washington to coincide with the overturn the election rallies that happened at multiple state capitals all over at the same time. remember, this is december 12th, 2020. that night is where we saw the running battles in the streets of d. c., and larson, people being stabbed. and the violence there and radicalism, this was a pro trump radical warm up act for january six. that event, the jericka watch, the headline event of that day, included an address, speech from a sitting catholic bishop, from bishop joseph strickland, from texas. serving bishop serving an event, calling for the overthrow of the u.s. government, calling for the overthrow of the u.s. election results, including by the use of the army, the u.s. military against u.s. citizens on u.s. soil. this bishop, from te

we're just talking about jonathan braun, we're not talking about let mike flynn, are righteous time,> because you can do it unilaterally. >> who also received clemency. correct. he can just do it on his own. so, the idea, in the obama administration, was to have a structure in place so that it would seem that the clemency process was not about rewarding donors, or allies, or friends. it was about rewarding people that deserved mercy, people who truly deserve clemency. so the department had to elaborate, perhaps almost to obama like process, where every prosecutor who had every case was consulted and wrote memos. is this person a good candidate for that? they went back and forth, and they debated that, they debated it, the more my mouse, and they went through this whole thing to make sure that when they want to use these clemency powers, as they did in pretty extreme in extraordinary ways, to free non violent drug offenders, they were doing it to people who deserved it. or were certainly good candidates for it. because they didn't have, say, violent pasts, or other criminal exposure.

she met that day at the willard hotel with rudy giuliani, took pictures with sidney powell and mike flynnto the white house, had that infamous meeting with trump that got kind of crazy, out of control where they talked about an executive order to seize the voting machines. so, when i think about rudy giuliani, i think about a person whose hands were sort of in all of the cookie jars, right and the fake elector scheme and coffee county voting machine breach and communicating directly with trump. meadows was somewhat removed what he allowed to happen and what he encouraged to happen and the way he talked to both sides trying to encourage team normal he was with them, encourage team crazy he was with them. different degrees. >> harry, we've heard a lot from both of these guys, the whole world has heard a lot from rudy giuliani whether you wanted to or not over the last few years but heard a lot from mark meadows because he got up and spoke, he was trying to get his trial moved and trying to get severed from the main case. so, we know a lot about what he's saying and lisa makes a good point.

it'll be mike flynn -- >> or kash patel, maybe ric grenell.ey'd say, "yes, boss." >> that's right. let's talk -- you get into the book, too, about some of these, a few, but some profiles in courage in the republican party. liz cheney, of course, leaps to mind first. she sacrificed her political career to stand up and say, "no, actually, the 2020 election did go to joe biden, and everything we're doing to try to overturn it is un-american. it violates the constitution." loses her job. adam kinzinger leaves congress. who is left in the grand old party, as you put it? who are the profiles in courage? or is it gone, as we've all known it? >> first, there were some surprising profiles in courage that we saw at the end with trump. i think it's worth noting that if you looked at the january 6th hearings, for instance, almost all of the witnesses were republicans. they testified truthfully and honestly about what trump did, about what really happened in the election. there was the entire leadership of the justice department, names that are not househo

i they were mike flynn, you're treated one way, or you are the guy out of new york that walked in and got acquitted. host: got it. guest: on trump, i've been following politics since the late 70's, and we have to see that what is happening is unprecedented. unprecedented in the sense that you have the leader -- not only the former president, but the leader of the opposition party facing a kind of shock on indictment. if we can get him in d.c. we are going to get him in florida. if not there, georgia. if not there, new york. one indictment against trump, you're such an obstinate guy, you won't give them back, so this is the only way we can extract them back out of you. but when you see federal and state charges and if we can't get him on the criminal we will get him on the civil, we will accuse him of overvaluing his properties even though no banks are claiming he never pay back the loans, there is a real element to this. people are like, something is wrong here. if you take the exact same circumstances and put them into another country, the other party which is in power has put 91 cha

they presented to general mike flynn, trump's national security adviser, customized a ar 15. that's attention was paid to the pastor receiving a customized ar 15 with joshua one nine, the so-called battle verse. this is from the book joshua taking jericho. and on january six, you may remember there was a jericho march around the capital to the city. he also had that gun. this church no longer had crosses. they had a pulpit made of swords. the crosses, they said, were not for now. now is a time of war time theology and. you know, monday night they had like men's group ones, a youth group. tuesday night was a militia new recruit night. and this church is not alone. as i traveled across the country, i kept these churches in omaha, nebraska, fairly significant. church pastor hank many points to the gunman in the back of the church and he says passed psalm 23. you know what psalm 23 is? they robbed and they staff they comfort me or what's my rod they rod is that gun. and again, he says, now we are in this the gun is made over an expression of your commitment to serve god and to be

i they were mike flynn, you're treated one way, or you are the guy out of new york that walked in and got acquitted. host: got it. guest: on trump, i've been following politics since the late 70's, and we have to see that what is happening is unprecedented. unprecedented in the sense that you have the leader -- not only the former president, but the leader of the opposition party facing a kind of shock on indictment. if we can get him in d.c. we are going to get him in florida. if not there, georgia. if not there, new york. one indictment against trump, you're such an obstinate guy, you won't give them back, so this is the only way we can extract them back out of you. but when you see federal and state charges and if we can't get him on the criminal we will get him on the civil, we will accuse him of overvaluing his properties even though no banks are claiming he never pay back the loans, there is a real element to this. people are like, something is wrong here. if you take the exact same circumstances and put them into another country, the other party which is in power has put 91 cha