to which murtaugh replied, you know what this is? of course if he acknowledged the dead cop, he'd be implicitly insulting the mob. he won't do that because they're his people. he'd also be close to acknowledging that what he did at the rally got out of control. no way he could acknowledge something that could ultimately be called his fault. no way. president trump does not then and does not now have the character or courage to say to the american people what his own people know to be true. he is responsible for the attack on the capitol on january 6th. thank you and i yield to the gentleman from illinois. >> thank you. tonight's testimony and evidence is as sobering as it is straightforward. within minutes of stepping off the ellipse stage, donald trump knew about the violent attack on the capitol. from the comfort of his dining room, he watched on tv as the attack escalated. he sent tweets that inflamed and expressed support for the desire of some to literally kill vice president mike pence. for three hours he refused to call off th

to which murtaugh replied, you know what this is? of course, if he acknowledged the dead cop, he'd be implicitly faulting the mob, and he won't do that because they are his people. and he would also be close to acknowledging that what's he led at the rally got out of control. no way he acknowledges something that could ultimately called his fault. no way. president trump did not then, and does not now, have the character of courage to say to the american people what his own people know to be true. he is responsible for the attack on the capitol on january 6th. thank you, and i yield to the gentleman from illinois. >> thank you, miss luria. tonight's testimony and evidence is as sobering as it is straightforward. within minutes of stepping off the ellipse stage, donald trump knew about the violent attack on the capitol. from the comfort of his dining room, he watched on tv as the attack escalated. he said -- sent tweets that inflamed and expressed support for the desire of some to literally kill vice president mike pence. for three ho

to which murtaugh replied, you know what this is? of course?dead cop, he would be implicitly faulting the mauve. and he won't do that because they are his people. and it would also be close to acknowledging that the rally got out of control. no way he acknowledges something that could ultimately be called his fault. no way. >> it's like you can see the lightbulb coming on over the head of the trump staffer. like, mid text. you can see the trump allusion illusion fading away just like in these tech veteran former campaign manager pry brad parscale said, quote, a sitting president asking for civil war. this week i feel guilty for helping him win. those sentiments are fleeting. a lot of people have gone back to being trump people. so, do with that what he will. but you have to hope that other people watching the hearings are having the moment that these two guys did. and seeing donald trump now the way they should've seen him from the very beginning. miles taylor served as chief of staff, department of homeland security during the trump administra

murtaugh said, also city not to have acknowledge the death of the cut path capitol police officer.aging to. me everything he said about supporting law enforcement is a lie. to which tim murtaugh replied, you know, that, is of course, if you acknowledge the dead cop, he'd be implicitly faulting the mob. and he won't do that, because they're his people. and he would also be close to acknowledging that wet -- the rally got out of control. no way he acknowledges something that could ultimately be called his fault. no way. president trump did not then, and does not now, have the character of courage to say to the american people wet his own people know to be true. he is responsible for the attack on the capitol on january 6th. thank you, and i yield to the gentleman from illinois. >> thank you, miss luria. tonight's testimony and evidence is a sobering as it is straightforward. within minutes of stepping off the ellipse stage, donald trump knew about the violent attack on the capitol. from the comfort of his dining room, he watched on tv as the attack escalated. he said -- sent tweets t

maggie and paul murtaugh were found dead in family home last summer.arges relating to money he stole from the law firm. murdaugh's attorney says they will have no comment until charges are brought against him. new york city police public health as they search for serial slasher wanted in connection with a string of knife attacks targeting homeless people sleeping on benches in the new york area. according to police the male suspect allegedly sneaks up behind three people in three separate instances and plunges a knife into them while they were in parks throughout manhattan starting on the 5th of july. one assault resulting in the death of a 34-year-old in new york. tonight members of a bodega worker's group rallying behind a store clerk charged with murder after stabbing and killing an attacker reportedly in self-defense. the charge receiving a flurry of criticism as protesters assemble to show support for their colleague. david lee miller is on that story tonight here in new york. [chanting] >> members of the united bodega workers of america rallied o

his campaign officials were tim murtaugh and another deputy, matthew walking. their job was to convince people to vote for president, trump -- president trump, so they knew his heart and mind as voice as well as anyone and they knew how he could interact with the porters. here is -- here's what they had to say about their boss. murtaugh says, shitty not commenting on the death of the capitol police officer. if he acknowledged a dead cop, it would be explicitly insulting the mob and he won't do that, because they are his people. and he would also be close to acknowledging that the rally got out of control. no way he acknowledges something that could ultimately be called his fault. no way. president trump did not then and does not now have the character or courage to say to the american people what his own people know to be true -- he is responsible for the attack on the capitol on january 6. thank you. i yield to the gentleman from illinois. rep. kinzinger: thank you, miss luria. tonight's testimony and evidence is as sobering as it is straight. within minutes o

his campaign officials were tim murtaugh and another deputy, matthew walking. their job was to convince people to vote for president, trump -- president trump, so they knew his heart and mind as voice as well as anyone and they knew how he could interact with the porters. here is -- here's what they had to say about their boss. murtaugh says, shitty not commenting on the death of the capitol police officer. if he acknowledged a dead cop, it would be explicitly insulting the mob and he won't do that, because they are his people. and he would also be close to acknowledging that the rally got out of control. no way he acknowledges something that could ultimately be called his fault. no way. president trump did not then and does not now have the character or courage to say to the american people what his own people know to be true -- he is responsible for the attack on the capitol on january 6. thank you. i yield to the gentleman from illinois. rep. kinzinger: thank you, miss luria. tonight's testimony and evidence is as sobering as it is straight. within minutes o

. >> murtaugh said, also not to have acknowledged the death of the capitol police officer.rting line force that was a lie. to which murtaza replied, you know with this? is of course. if he acknowledged the did comp he would be implicitly faulting the mob and he won't do that because they are his people. >> and it would also be close to acknowledging that the rally got out of control. no way he acknowledges something that could ultimately be called his fault. no way. >> it's like you can see the light bob coming on over the head of the trump staffer. like, mid text. you can see the trump allusion fading away just like in these tech veteran former campaign manager sent saying, quote, a sitting president asking for civil war. this week i feel guilty for helping him win. >> those senator fleeting. a lot of these people have gone back to being trump people. so do with that with you. well that you have to think other people -- are having the moment these two guys did. and seeing donald trump now the way they should've seen him from the very beginning. miles taylor service chief o

. >> murtaugh said also [ bleep ] not to acknowledge the death of the capitol police officer.onded that's enraging to me. everything he said about supporting law enforcement was a lie to which murtaugh replied you know what this is, of course, if he acknowledged the dead cop he'd be implicitly faulting the mob, and he won't do that because they are his people, and he would also be close to acknowledging that what he lit at the rally got out of control. >> that is in regard to officer sicknick whose partner sandra garza has also been there every day. i wonder how that struck you, that when donald trump finally gave his statements about the insurrection he didn't mention office are sicknick. he didn't mention of the officers who defended the capitol. >> hey, joy, it's good to be within with you. the first thick that stood out with that statement right there is the line that said the dead cop. that just stuck out with me. his name is brian sicknick, and his mother, his father, his brother was in that room, his partner sandra and to refer to him as a dead cop. i don't know why tha

here is with the murtaugh context said. >> do you know what this is? of course. if he acknowledged the dead in calk, he would be implicitly faulting the mob. and he won't do that because they are his people. and he would also be close to acknowledging that what's heed -- the rally got out of control. no he acknowledges something that could ultimately be called his fault. no way. >> david, how should we read that message? it is trump's inner circle assessing his state of mind. could it be interpreted as a smoking gun of sorts, since they knew the president well? >> first let us acknowledge that this shows how far low the bar sunk as far as what we expect from public officials. but then in terms of intent, it goes a long way to show intent. we've been talking about events that happened days after january six. but we now know that trump was sitting there watching things unfold on tv as people were running up to him saying, mister president, you have got to stop this. and his response is, that would be like chasing say the clouds back up the chimney. i asked for this

murtaugh said, also [ bleep ] not having acknowledged the death of the capitol police officer, whileo me, everything he said about supporting law enforcement was a lie. >> given what you did to protect the capitol for years, i wonder what you thought when you heard that and saw those messages. >> well, the congresswoman's messages was powerful and while we heard the words of and the voice traffic of the vice president's detail, preparing to fight to the death, we already now know that officer brian sicknick of the capitol police did fight to his death. so the president egged this thing on, and had total disregard for the hurt and death he was causing. and i got to say this, poppy, they talk a lot about the dereliction of duty, that the president had, i think it goes beyond that. this gets us close to felony murder, as you can get as it has been laid out, what he did before that, what he failed to do that day, and what he put those officers and people in the danger of. >> so people understand, felony murder would be essentially aiding and abetting, not carrying out the crime, but bein

murtaugh said also [ bleep ] not to have acknowledged the death of the capitol police officer.responded, that's en enraging to me. everything he said about supporting law enforcement was a lie. >> new texts revealed by the january 6th committee last night revealed how trump's own campaign aides were shocked and upset by his refusal to acknowledge the death of capitol police officer brian sicknick. campaign manager -- or campaign spokesman told a colleague he believed trump wasn't mentioning sicknick because he did, quote, he would be implicitly faulting the mob. they took a moment to thank officer sicknick and the other first responders from that day. >> we're honored to be joined tonight by police and first responders who bravely protected us on january 6th. your character and courage give us hope that democracy can and should prevail, even in the face of a violent insurrection. >> joining us now are the family members of officer sicknick, his brothers ken and craig, sicknick and his brother gladys. thank you all for getting up with us this morning to talk about this. i imagin

south carolina attorney alex murtaugh is pleading not guilty to not to murdering his wife and son lester his attorneys say he wants a speedy trial because he feels the killer or killers are still at large. senior correspondent or angle has the details for us tonight. good evening. >> shannon, disbarred and disgraced south carolina attorney alex murdaugh is certainly no stranger to being inside the well of a courtroom, but this time he was at the defendant's table, handcuffed and charged with the double murders of his wife and youngest son and offered a chance to enter a plea at his bond hearing wednesday. >> whether guilty or not guilty of the felony. >> not guilty. >> [indiscernible]. >> alex murdaugh was ordered to be held without bond after the new bombshell charges were announced last week, accusing the once-powerful and well-connected attorney of gunning down his family members at their sprawling, 1700-acre estate in south carolina last june. investigators telling "people" magazine that murdaugh lowered his wife to the location, saying he wanted to meet up with her before going to t

to which murtaugh replied, you know what this is of course?'d be implicitly faulting the mob, and he won't do that because they're his people. and he would also be close to acknowledging that what he lit at the rally got out of control. no way he acknowledges something that could ultimately be called his fault. no way. president trump did not then and does not now have the character or courage to say to the american people what his own people know to be true. he is responsible for the attack on the capitol on january 6th. thank you, and i yield to the gentleman from illinois. >> thank you, ms. luria. tonight's testimony and evidence is as sobering as it is straightforward. within minutes of stepping off the ellipse stage, donald trump knew about the violent attack on the capitol. from the comfort of his dining room, he watched on tv as the attack escalated. he sent tweets that inflamed and expressed support for the desire of some to literally kill vice president mike pence. for three hours, he refused to call off the attack. donald trump refus

. >> murtaugh said, also [bleep] not to have acknowledge the death of the capitol police officer. >>e. everything he said about supporting law enforcement was a lie. twitchell marital replied. you know at this is, of course, if he acknowledged the dead cop, he'd be implicitly faulting the mauve and he won't do that because they are his people. and he would also be close to acknowledging that he lived at the rally got out of control. no way he acknowledges something that could -- no way. >> the party of law and order, david, what's your take? >> that the gop's mantra's of back in the blue is a false narrative. we learn that on january 6th, and the day after. you can draw a thread all the way to the back to the emergence of donald trump. it goes to the previous conversation in question you asked. which, is there is no heroism in today's republican party. even those post january 6th who'd condemn donald trump, and the events of that day. because the actors of mitch mcconnell and others, other ones who elevated this man, insulated him, protected him for four years. when we saw who, was w

murtaugh said, also city not to have acknowledged the death of the capitol police officer. >> walking responded, that's enraging to me. everything he said about supporting law enforcement was a lie, to which murtaugh replied, you know with this is of course, if he acknowledged the debt cop he would be implicitly faulting the mob. and he won't do that, because they are his people. and he would also be close to acknowledging that what he did at the rally got out of control. no way he acknowledges something that could ultimately be called his fault, no way. >> president trump did not bend, and does not now have the character or courage to say to the american people with his own people know to be true. he is responsible for the attack on the capitol on january 6th. thank you, and i yield to the gentleman from illinois. >> thank you, miss luria. tonight's testimony and evidence as a sobering as it is straightforward. within minutes of stepping off the ellipse stage, donald trump knew about the violent attack on the capitol. from the comfort of his dining room, he watched on tv, as the atta

to which tim murtaugh is, you know what this is, of course, if he acknowledged the dead cop, he's bely faulting the mob, and he won't do that because they're his people. and he would also be close to acknowledging that what he lit at the rally got out of control. no way he acknowledges something that could ultimately be called his fault. no way. i imagine that you were not aware of those text messages until last night. you were in the room. did you have a response when you saw those? >> yeah, i'd never seen those messages before. i thought it was a very astute observation that, yeah, any acknowledgement of what happened or the deaths that donald trump led to occur would amount to some form of admission of guilt and culpability. and we all know that's not something that he does, so, i don't expect he ever will, willingly, admit to any role he played in that violence. >> trump has built himself as a supporter of law enforcement. the republican party has billed themselves as supporters of law enforcement. those supporters, even on the capitol, claim that they were supporters of law enfo

murtaugh, also [ bleep ] not to have acknowledged the death of the capitol police officer.he said about supporting law enforcement was a lie. a reply, you know what this is? of course. if he acknowledged the dead cop he'd be faulting the mob. and he won't do that because they're his people. and he would also be close to acknowledging that what he lit at the rally got out of control. no way he acknowledges something that could ultimately be called his fault. no way. >> my god. if you can give us a sense of how this president was slowly messaging and in many different ways with actions and inactions to extremist groups. it is not a dereliction of duty not to honor a capitol cop defending the capitol. >> this text exchange i included that last night because it was so powerful to me and said everything about donald trump and the way he thinks about this. like he can't acknowledge the death of a law enforcement officer. as it was laid out in that text message chain because if he does that he admits that his people were involved and admits complicity on his part and it's a cycle