ivanka trump was right there in the oval office when it took place. here's our chief washington correspondent jonathan karl. >> reporter: the january 6th committee is asking to speak to former president trump's daughter and top adviser ivanka trump, seen here backstage at the rally outside the white house shortly before the attack on the capitol. in his speech at that rally, trump repeatedly called on vice president pence to use his position presiding over the counting of electoral votes to overturn the election. >> i hope mike is going to do the right thing. i hope so. >> reporter: the committee says ivanka trump was in the oval office that morning when her father had a heated phone conversation with pence. i spoke to trump about that call for my book, "betrayal." there was a report, excuse my language -- >> go ahead. >> reporter: not mine, it was in the report -- >> yeah. >> reporter: -- that you talked to him that morning and you said, "you can be a patriot or you can be a [ bleep ]." did you really say that or is that an incorrect report? >> i wou

colin from the oval office. mike, you can do this. i'm counting on you to do, it if you don't do, and i picked the wrong man four years ago. as trump kept pushing pence, the presidents body manned, nick luna, entered and handing the president know, they were ready for him at the rally outside. his people were waiting. you're going to win pout, trump said. donald trump then delivered a speech to his fanatical followers. telling them to go to the capitol, and quote, fight like hell. one of the many lies donald trump speech was that he was going to go to the capitol with them. when the capital was under attack, the top republican in the house representatives -- who sent the attackers to the capitol. quote, house minority leader, kevin mccarthy was calling into the white house, asking aides to connect with him and the president. mccarthy's offices on the second floor of the capital was being vandalized. his office windows were shattered. his detail had rushed him out. trump came on the line. you've got to get out and tell these people to

that in that way, is it wrong to already be talking about 2024 when you're actually seeing the oval office right now? look, donald president, donald trump, his 1st day in office filed for we like that. it's true. i don't think there's anything. i don't think there's anything wrong with it. i just don't know that it's the best course for the party for one thing. but the country as well, but i've got to be intellectually honest. here i was staff on obama's campaign and i'm telling you the 1st entire year of his presidency. i was disheartened and discouraged about like i am right now with joe biden. so i'm hoping that we see of course correction, but i remember very vividly being so broken hearted and discouraged. right about the same phase in obama's presidency. and then things did turn around. we got what some progressives wanted to hear at that time. we're just not getting that from bio well be completely on robin let not your heart be troubled because before biden starts thinking about his next election, we actually need to find some solutions for multiple problems facing this country at

and this took pence to the brink on january 5th in the oval office. and when trump didn't get what he wanted there, he called up bannon and giuliani and said let's issue a statement and say pence agrees with us, even though he didn't. that happened on the night of january 5th, the badgering continues on january 6th in the morning and it's so revealing pence doesn't even go to the white house on january 6th. he goes -- works from his home then goes to the capitol, avoiding the oval office. once again, he's huddling with his lawyers, some on the phone. he said, let's get this letter out. let's go to the capitol. that doesn't make him a hero. it makes him someone who resisted trump for the first time really in an entire vice presidency. and he was being told you will shake the constitutional core of this country if you go up to that lectern on january 6th and walk away. you would have a sitting president and sitting vice president refuse to endorse the incoming president. >> bob woodward, we know that when donald trump was not watching tv gleefully, acco

the real oval office was only across the lawn.but joe seems to prefer the fake oval office with the fake snowflakes. if this were president trump at a tiny desk in front of fake windows, could you just think and imagine for a moment the constant never ending mocking from the mob and the media? of course, they have a different standard for joe biden. he was in candidate production program, now the presidential protection program from the media mob. today, in his fake oval office set, joe biden doubled down on his equally fake plan to stop the spread of covid-19. he said, just get vaccinated, boosted, wear a mask! even if it doesn't actually stop the spread. take a look. >> those are fully vaccinated especially with the booster shots. we have booster shots for the whole nation, okay? you can still get covid. but it's highly unlikely, very unlikely that you'll become seriously ill. we are seeing cases among vaccinated and workplaces across america including here at the white house. but if you are vaccinated and boosted, you are a hig

>> the briefing room at the white house is a few steps from the oval office. the president could have at any moment walked those few steps into the briefing room and gone ton television and told his supporters assaulting the capitol to stop. he could have told them to stand down, go home, and he failed to do so. it's hard to imagine a more significant and more serious dereliction of duty than that. >> the one-year anniversary of the capitol attack, the president's actions and the debate around voting rights, it's all playing out as republican state legislatures around the country are enacting new laws, giving more power to partisan officials to oversee or as some fear to subvert future elections. the president and his party begin this year with so much at stake, with consequences that will echo politically through this year's midterms and well beyond. joining me to start us off, mike memoli, leigh ann caldwell, also with us is "the washington post" carol lennog, and carlos kurbello. welcome to all of you. thank you for joining us this hour. mike, i want to sta

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father was putting pressure on former vice president pence, and what she allegedly said in the oval office. and the new headline from georgia tonight. the prosecutor there asking for a special grand jury after the election. jonathan karl standing by. >>> news tonight about a passenger in first class forcing an american airlines flight from miami to london to suddenly turn around, about 500 miles out, after refusing to wear a mask. >>> new developments tonight in the 5g wireless rollout. >>> the 19-year-old pilot touching down and landing in the record books. the youngest woman to fly solo around the world. >>> there is late news coming in tonight about adele. >>> and america strong tonight. the mother who put it all on hold to raise the kids and to work, but she's back, and what a comeback. america strong. >>> good evening and it's great to have us with us here on a thursday night. we are tracking that new winter storm. millions of americans across several states from the south right up into the northeast. now bracing for bitter cold, snow, and ice, and there are states of emergency in vir

he has a real oval office, but he goes to the oval office that where he loves to give speeches from a miniature oval office desk and today's speech was supposed to be about his big plan to battle omicron, the ver end who has been ripping throug this country for weeks. record numbers of covid positiv cases unlike anything we have seen great unfortunately joe ha a lot of trouble communicating that plan to use the american people. we will let you decide. take a look. >> i don't like that outlined the next steps that we are taking against. i would like to outline the nex steps were taken against the omicron variants. to help lead our federal testin program, i tapped dr.-is that right, jeff? >> 's sorry. just acting like joe. needless to say, still a little question about the covid 19 disaster, but today like almost every day, joe could not be bothered to answer any of these questions. take a look. >> thank you for taking the time . >> mister president? what about vaccinated americans they continue to get covid. >> we will talk about that later . >>sean: he usually says, but they won't let

the president receives in the oval office heads of state not party leaders get it. but we didn't give up and john kerry took advantage of one of his regular lunches with the president to make the case directly to the president. and as he put it i got really beaten up for it, but i got the job done. and to her credit later when the visit happened she pulled me aside and said ted you were right. and i think a confident leader can admit when she's made a mistake. any case the the trip was now going to happen. and the chinese noticed they had enough intelligence to of all kinds to figure out that this was really going to happen. historic visit was going to take place. and so what did they do? they quickly invited the general secretary to come to beijing and he did. wise man he knew how to balance. competing interests and the chinese rolled out the red carpet forum visit very high on protocol. maybe not so high on substance next thing that happened was the defense secretary of the united states. ash carter came to vietnam. and we had what often happens when you have a bi

his anger was visible to others in the oval office, including his daughter i've anna. she turned to keith kellogg. mike pence is a good man. i know. the books in that scene appear in quotation marks. a general of bob woodward's books has been, that words appear in their participated in the conversation or was president when those words were said. but for the ones that you, you are usually hearing from someone who spoke those words or heard those words. keith kellogg is a cooperating witness of the january six committee. he responded to their subpoena without hesitation. it appears possible, even likely, that keith kellogg was the cooperating witness in bob woodward and's -- book. joining us tonight is a member of the january six committee and he is chair of the house intelligence committee, present senator chef, i don't know if use the conversation with rachel at the beginning of this hour. what's she is investigated in the letter today is the video outtakes of trump's attempts to create a video that would be publicly released on january 6th. and rachel, and i'm asking

the real oval office was only across the lawn, but joe seems to prefer the fake oval office with the fake snowflakes. if this were president trump at a tiny desk in front of fake windows, can you just think and imagine for a moment the constant never ending locking from the mob in the media? of course, they have a different standard for joe biden. he's in the candida protection program, now it's a presidential protection program from the media mob. today, joe biden double down on his equally fake program to stop covid-19 for he said get vaccinated and wear a mask, even if it doesn't stop the spread. >> those fully vaccinated especially with the booster shots, by the way, we have booster shots for the whole nation, okay? you can still get covid, but it's highly unlikely, very unlikely that you'll become seriously ill. we've seen covid-19 vaccines across america including here at the white house. but if you are vaccinated and boosted, you are highly protected. be concerned about omicron, but don't be alarmed. >> sean: i thought they said to follow the science. biden continues to call c

you, meaning ivanka trump, you are present in the oval office.and observed at least one side of that telephone conversation. general keith kellogg was also present in the oval office not that call. and he has testified to the january six investigation about that discussion. as follows. question, then there is this transcript from keith kellogg's testimony. question, it is been reported that the president said to the vice president, you do not have the courage to make a hard decision. maybe not those exact words, but something like that. do you remember anything like that? >> answer from keith kellogg, words, and i don't remember exactly either. something like yeah. you are not tough enough to make the call. question, another report of this phone call is that you said, mike, it's not right, you can do this, i'm counting on you to do this, if you can't do, i pick the wrong man four years ago. you are going to win back. do you remember anything like that? answer from keith kellogg. words like that, yes. i can't exactly, i can't, it's tough. but yeah

all of them, as they did twice when donald trump was sitting in the oval office. the other thing that has changed, by the way, are the russian troops on the border of ukraine, which is exactly what the ukrainians and the poles told us would happen when biden waived these sanctions. i have to say my colleagues senator murphy and shaheen had a very odd colloquy, because they decided to go after me personally instead of focusing on the merits of the issue. and in particular, they said, you know, when trump was president, senator cruz didn't hold his state department nominees over nord stream 2, and trump didn't impose sanctions over nord stream 2. now, mr. president, i recognize in politics sometimes heat of the moment, you say things you don't entirely think through them. but even in the ana ls of bad arguments, that is a singularly absurd argument. it's true. i didn't hold the state department nominees over nord stream 2. it's true trump didn't impose sanctions. why? because we stopped nord stream 2. because we were successful. when i authored the bipartisan sancti

today, you never-trumpers, you are responsible for the man who is in oval office today, as i speak,t is congress doing about any of this? nothing. they are chasing downtown don and protesters, trying to change our voting system for the worst, and trying to nationalize what belongs in the states. create new entitle thes for people who don't want to work. is it a good idea, no. >> how much of your leaders have gone on television or radio and spoken to us, truthfully, start forward? about the threats that country faces? that is russia and china, what about iran, iran is months, away from having nuclear weapons. you think we have ignore this forever, we have a administration that is bending over backwards just appeasing the iranians, saying employ, begging them, they hate us, they are fanatics, zelle is zealots, they the not be persuaded. it is the situation today. you think that america is ready? i think a significant portion of the population is ready. but i think a significant portion of the population is not. joe biden goes off last week and gets an ice cream cone, as if he is a thi

well, it is immediately connected to the oval office. this | connected to the oval office.ess in the west wing. mostly the president's immediate staff, some of the most senior white house officials have access to it and my understanding was that general kellogg, the former vice president's national security adviser, he had been known to go in and out of the dining room and the oval office repeatedly and i think that he was also there that day engaging, is my understanding. so we're talking about the most senior loans, levels of the white house and of course the president's family. —— the most senior realms. president's family. -- the most senior realms.— president's family. -- the most senior realms. let's be clear that kello: . senior realms. let's be clear that kellon is senior realms. let's be clear that kellogg is the — senior realms. let's be clear that kellogg is the national _ senior realms. let's be clear that kellogg is the national security i kellogg is the national security adviser for the president kellogg is the national security adviserfor the president and ha

the president receives in the oval office heads of state not party leaders get it. but we didn't give up and john kerry took advantage of one of his regular lunches with the president to make the case directly to the president. and as he put it i got really beaten up for it, but i got the job done. and to her credit later when the visit happened she pulled me aside and said ted you were right. and i think a confident leader can admit when she's made a mistake. any case the the trip was now going to happen. and the chinese noticed they had enough intelligence to of all kinds to figure out that this was really going to happen. historic visit was going to take place. and so what did they do? they quickly invited the general secretary to come to beijing and he did. wise man he knew how to balance. competing interests and the chinese rolled out the red carpet forum visit very high on protocol. maybe not so high on substance next thing that happened was the defense secretary of the united states. ash carter came to vietnam. and we had what often happens when you have a bi

on trump's last day in office , his last day literally as he was packing up the oval office january 19 he's sanction one ship, and the company that owns the ship. essentially a signalof how little he cared . on the day that he was leaving he sanctioned one ship and the company that owned the ship but by this time 95 percent of the pipeline was complete. it was too late and he begrudgingly hands over the keys of the oval office to joe biden and leaves the incoming president with amess . a pipeline 95 percent built that donald trump could have stopped if he had used the sanctions he was given. you can understand why some of uswonder what the motivation is behind senator cruz's tactics when the pipeline is already built . it seems the difference between 2020 and 2021 is essentially that now there's a democrat in the white house. this bill isn't going to help ukraine. it's designed to hurt the president of the unitedstates . and unfortunately some not all but some of our republican colleagues here consistently put their desire to politically harm president biden to have their desired objec

stay with me when we say oval office meetings. unlike other presidents, basically every other president, there's really no supposition or evident that he was doing any governing work at that time. if there were oval office meetings, they are believed to have focused on his obsession at the time which was trying to steal the election and illegally stay in power after january 20th. when i say oval office meetings if that was about president bush or eisenhower or obama, you would think, it could be a national security meeting. there's a reason why these meeting notes may contain information about the contemporaneous state of mind and planning about stealing the election. we also reported on the maga world witnesses who have tried to duck or resist the subpoenas. we're also seeing, though, the way the process is working against the vast majority of people contacted. today a conspiracy theorist, alex jones, admitting he went in. he was deposed by the committee. pleading the fifth almost 100 times. another loss for a trump ally, lawyer

but they see the weakness in the oval office, that leadership of defense department, milley who callsd of communist chinese military to tell them don't worry about trump, we'll let you know if we, act. they see this, they see pipeline between germany and russia, what what biden did and budget with the u.s. military this administration and congress are not serious, they saw what happened in afghanistan. where the still american citizens behind enemy tally taliban lines and our allies, our capitulation to iranian regime, they see weakness. that is why i said over a year ago, who do you think our enemies is rooting for for president of united states? donald trump or joe t biden? i think the answer was obvious then. it is obvious now. this is a very important program. my first guest senator tom cotton, a serious man about the military, national security and all matters, nextxt guest will be gordon chang, one of the nation's great experts to communist china, we'll be right back. with directv stream i can get live tv and on demand anywhere. look, serena williams... matrix... serena... matri

the president should give peter doocy an interview in the old oval office tomorrow.at but i would have the president call him and say, long day, sorry, shouldn't have said that. i've easily the president likes to be sarcastic and he forgets he's on the hot make. and do you remember that hot make situation back in 2,000 with "the new york times" reporter? big time, remember that. it lasts for a long time. but just last week the president said that jacqui heinrich's question about the ukraine and why not taking proactive steps, that that was a stupid question. so obviously having more media action isn't necessarily good but you get a look at what he's really thinking when he's on hot mike. >> greg: you know i like these moments, i find them miserable because i have been guilty of many hot mics. i had to pay the tuition somehow. but you know, it's like biden is in trouble and is numbers are falling faster than toobin's pants out of porn convention. >> jeanine: both those questions were to peter doocy a box and then you have cnn pack trashing fox. on one hand you could s

the various projects is the fact that many of these friends are not household names rated in the oval office serves as a unique vacuum as the presidents are in history and often it been forgotten. and so printed was in a terrific job of setting the record straight and describing who with these people have been impact that they have had. in this conversation with gary ginsberg is another thing friend of mine long friend in the time friend of mine who was helped us all understand the market is very ways that we know in his own books but also behind the scenes writings through his work braden and through the history channel and steve is professor at the university of oklahoma, an unknown resident and faculty fellow at the center and also a scholar in residence at the history channel printed so we are delighted to have both gary and seemed joining today virtually and thank you for being friends of the center and friends of mine and i will turn it over to you to start the conversation. >> thank you for those kind words. and in this book, tell me about how did you come up with the ideas the first

we know, as he was sitting there in the dining room next to the oval office, members of his staff were pleading with him to go on television to tell people to stop. we know leader mccarthy was pleading with him to do that. we know members of his family, we know his daughter, we have four centers to money that is daughter, of ankara, when in it least twice to ask him to please stop this violence. >> we always knew that the house republican leader, kevin mccarthy, was finding the creation of this committee because, among other, things he was afraid of what it would reveal about him. we now know, after congresswoman liz cheney said that yesterday, that kevin mccarthy was pleading with donald trump to go on television and tell the people who he said up to the capitol. to lead the capitol. to stop committing the crimes that they were committing. to stop trying to kill police officers. and because kevin mccarthy is the leader of the most perverse version of the republican party that has ever existed, kevin mccarthy is now ashamed of having told donald trump, on january six, two for one's do

quote, we need an oval office address. he has to lead now.it has gone too far, and gotten out of hand. >> reporter: hanging over the investigation is the question of than 0 le he . been charged for taking part in riot itself, none of the political figures involved in an effort to overturn the election have faced any consequences. will any of them, even trump himself be held accountable? >> thanks to jon karl for that. we're joined by the chair of the january 6th committee bennie thompson and liz cheney. chairman thompson, let me begin with you. what are your most consequential findings so far? >> well, i think obviously what occurred on january 6th was definitely a dark day for our country. our challenge is to get to the facts and circumstances that created it. we're in the process of interviewing witnesses, taking depositions, and clearly we have uncovered some things that cause us real concern. things like people trying to -- the will of the people to make sure that our government by the people would not be served, and basically for the mos

the committee has firsthand testimony that president trump was sitting in them to the oval office, watching on television, as the capitol was assaulted, as the violence occurred. we know that that is clearly a supreme dereliction of duty. one of the things we're looking at is whether we need enhanced penalties for the dereliction of duty. but we have certainly never seen anything like that as a nation before. >> brennan: one of the things we've seen in cbs news polling there is a hard percentage of the population that believes what the former president is claiming. eight million people believe in violence to restore him to office. seven out of 10 republicans still believe president biden is illegitimate. so these numbers are pretty hard here. why hasn't this conviction abated within your party? >> look, i think that we're in a situation where people have got to understand the danger of president trump and the danger that he posed on that day. you know, if you think, margaret, he could have simply walked a few feet to the white house briefing room. he could have gone immediately on live tele

we need an oval office address. he has to leave now. it has gone too far and gotten out of hand.emocrats plan a variety of events to commemorate the anniversary of the capitol attack, including a speech by president biden. republican leaders in congress have no intention to take part in any of those commemorations. for the most part, they do not intend to be in washington on that day. jonathan carl, abc news. ama: a family is reunited with their french bulldog rosie after she was brazenly stolen while on a walk in the marina district. >> welcome home, welcome home, we missed you. ama: look at that hello. a car pulled along rosie's owner and got up and grabbed the puppy before taking off. the owner reported the theft and honored -- offered a $10,000 reward. they received a call for police saying someone purchased rosie in the sacramento area and was hoping to exchange her for the reward. >> e>> e helpful and we want to make sure everyone knows how grateful we are for their help. ama: the two were reunited in vacaville. rosie seems to be in good spirits. police said more informatio

we need an oval office address. he has to leave now. it has gone too far and gotten out of hand. democrats plan a variety of events to commemorate the anniversary of the capitol attack, including a speech by president biden. republican leaders in congress have no intention to take part in any of those commemorations. for the most part, they do not intend to be in washington on that day. jonathan carl, abc news. ama: a family is reunited with their french bulldog rosie after she was brazenly stolen while on a walk in the marina district. >> welcome home, welcome home, we missed you. ama: look at that hello. a car pulled along rosie's owner and got up and grabbed the puppy before taking off. the owner reported the theft and honored -- offered a $10,000 reward. they received a call for police saying someone purchased rosie in the sacramento area and was hoping to exchange her for the reward. >> e>> e helpful and we want to make sure everyone knows how grateful we are for their help. ama: the two were reunited in vacaville. rosie seems to be in good spirits. police said more informat

we know as he was sitting there next to the oval office, members of his staff were pleading with him to go on television to tell people to stop. we know leader mccarthy was pleading with him to do that. we know members of his famly, his daughter -- we have firsthand testimony his daughter ivanka went in at least twice to ask him to please stop the violence. >> we always knew the house republican leader kevin mccarthy was fighting the creation of this committee because, among other things, he was afraid what it would reveal about him. we now know after liz cheney said that yesterday, that kevin mccarthy was pleading with donald trump to go on television and tell the people who he sent up to the capitol to leave the capital. to stop committing the crimes they were committing, to stop trying to kill police officers. and because kevin mccarthy is leader of the most perverse version of the republican party that has ever existed, kevin mccarthy is now ashamed of having told donald trump on january 6th to, for once, do the right thing. former federal prosecutor daniel goldman served as coun

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. >> committee has firsthand testimony now he was sitting in the dining room next to the oval office watching the attack on television as the assault on the capitol occurred. members of his staff were ble pleading with him to go on television, tell them to stop. we know mccarthy was pleading him to do that, members of his family, we have firsthand testimony his daughter ivanka went in at least twice to stop him, to ask him to stop the violence. >> reporter: this a significant revelation because someone very close to the president is talking to the committee, this isn't just someone with secondhand knowledge. whether that rises to something critical is to be determined but said today, if they determine a critical act was committed, they have no problem making a criminal referral to the department of and justice and that is something that could be include in a final report, aiming to release this fall. >> thank you so much for the latest on that front. >> and tonight, a series on new polls giving us a looks at psyches of americans nearly one year after the january 6 insurrection so let

discussing and doing with other people in the oval office.ng the president. >> that's my next question. a source is telling cnn that the investigator spoke to williams about the prush to get trump to release a video telling rioters to leave the capitol. the select committee believes that trump recorded multiple takes writing information in the select committee's possession suggests that the president failed in the initial clip to ask rioters to leave the capitol. how important is this video in the investigation? >> can you imagine how bad the earlier versions were given the final version that we saw, which in itself was not even a decisive call for the rioters to leave? it was very much hedged and full of praise for the rioters. i mean, imagine what the cuts that they left out say. i think it's really important to see that because i think those initial cuts of the video will tell us, will tell the committee a lot about donald trump's true state of mind. how did he really regard what was going on? was he pleased, displeased? i think the proof

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january 5th, we have reason to believe he was in the oval office during that discussion. and on january 6th, we also feel that he played a role in coordinating the white house response to that -- as the insurrection was going on. so, those were some of the conversations that we seek to have. with that individual. and he has received a letter from the chairman. >> how she responded to you or not yet? >> >> i am not aware of a response today, but i think this was happening in realtime today. >> congressman pete aguilar, thank you so much for joining us. a member of the january 6th investigation. very pga you making time for us. >> thanks. >> and donald trump's efforts to overturn we election results in 2020, they are no secret. nor were the tactics used by some of trump's fake electors to help the -- former presidents keep the big lie afloat. >> democratic party electors, right up there in the senate chambers, they are official, they're certified, and they voted for george biden. those republicans, they met behind closed doors. they are not official, not certified, they cho

"we need an oval office address. he has to lead now. it has gone too far and gotten out of hand." democrats plan a variety of activities to commemorate the anniversary of the riot later this week, including a speech by president biden. as for republican congressional leaders, they say they won't take part in those activities and plan no commemoration of january 6th, in fact, david, for the most part, they will not be >> all right, jon karl live at the capitol. jon, thank you. >>> and with the january 6th anniversary on thursday, my interview with the officers who defended the capitol that day, one year later. what they're asking of their leaders, the one word that came up repeatedly. that interview wednesday night right here on "world news tonight" and then later on on "nightline." >>> next tonight, after the ghislaine maxwell verdict, all eyes on prince andrew amid the fallout over jeffrey epstein. we are now learning about a newly unsealed $50,000 settlement from the 2009 sex trafficking lawsuit filed by virginia roberts giuffre. she's now suing prince andrew for alleged sex ass

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first, appealing to his base, joe biden won the oval office by being the anti donald trump, a man who would bring consistency and stability to american foreign policy. but allies are concerned that in 3 years time, a new president might up and everything again. and the medical will be back to the uncertainty of a trump style presidency. our fisher, i'll choose either at the white house or frank length is a communications analyst. and a republican pollster is also the ceo of f i l inc. and join us from washington dc . thank you very much for your time. we'll start with your analysis. if you would on, on president biden's approval ratings. how we got into this point. well, the issue is that he's much less devices than his predecessor. but that his numbers are actually worse, completely unexpected. i think if you had to use a single word to describe the brighten presidency, it's disappointing. the public was expecting greater efforts, unity. they were expecting more centrist approach, and they were expecting more consistency in the administration. the beginning of this was the fall of th

president biden saying the former president was in his private dining room off the oval office, watching it all, doing nothing to stop it. when lives were at risk, when the capitol was under attack. >>> also tonight, the unexpected moment today on the house floor. former vice president dick cheney next to his daughter, congresswoman liz cheney. the only two republicans there. and what the former vice president told our jon karl about the current leadership of the republican party. >>> there is a major winter storm moving into the east tonight. the horrific accidents already. kentucky, tennessee. and overnight and tomorrow, this now hits washington, d.c., philadelphia, new york, hartford, into new england. several inches of snow in many places and rob marciano standing by to time this out. >>> tonight, the pandemic and the new cases of covid now setting records in more than 30 states. this evening, news on teens and boosters. and the american medical association now calling out the cdc on that guidance that you should isolate for just five days. what the doctors' group is now saying about

> the committee has first-hand testimony now that he was sitting in the dining room next to the oval officeatching the attack on television as the assault on the capitol occurred. members of his staff were pleading with him to go on television to tell people to stop. we know leader mccarthy was pleading with him to do that. we know members of his family, we know his daughter. we have first-hand testimony that his daughter ivanka went in at least twice to ask him to please stop this violence. >> this first-hand testimony means that despite all the headlines about who isn't talking to the committee, is not is, and that is not was in the white house witnessing the commander in chief refusing to do anything as he watched this for more than three years, news coverage of the attack. live video of a crowd of his supporters depending on the capitol scaling the walls, assaulting police officers, chanting for the vice president to be hanged, and eventually make their way obtnto the senat floor. cnn's melanie zanona is on capitol hill. melanie, explain where this new evidence fits in with what the com

we're in the oval office begging him to step in to try to call off the rioters. we know as he was sitting there in the dining room next to the oval office. >> members of his staff were pleading with him to go on television to tell people to stop. we know leader mccarthy was pleading with him to do that. we know members of his family. we know his daughter. we have first-hand testimony that his daughter ivanka went in at least twice to ask him to please stop this violence. the former president did send out a few tweets and then released a video message telling rioters to leave. but that didn't happen for almost 3 hours after the attack began reporting in washington. i'm trevor shirley. report before the midterm elections. house democrats have several events planned for this thursday to commemorate the attack, including a prayer vigil. >> and remarks from president biden at the u.s. capitol republican congresswoman marjorie taylor greene's personal twitter account has been permanently suspended. the social media platform said today the georgia lawmaker was removed a

first, appealing to his biggs, joe biden won the oval office by being the anti donald trump, a man who had bring consistency and stability to american foreign policy. but allies are concerned that in 3 years time, a new president might up and everything again. and a medica will be back to the uncertainty of a trump style presidency. alan fisher al jazeera at the white house. frank lance is a communications analyst and a republican pollster. he explains once gone badly for by it will. the issue is that he's much less devices in his predecessor, but that his numbers are actually worse, completely unexpected. i think if you had to use a single word to describe the biden presidency, it's disappointing. the public was expecting greater efforts of unity. they were expecting more centrist approach and they were expecting more consistency in the administration. the beginning of this was the fall of the afghanistan and the way the americans pulled out from the country. but it has continued economic issues such as shortages on the shelves and inflation. and frankly, the numbers have not deterior

people knew donald trump was about disruption america 1st appealing to his biggs, joe biden won the oval office by being the anti donald trump, a man who had bring consistency and stability to american foreign policy. but allies are concerned that in 3 years time, a new president might up and everything again. and america will be back to the uncertainty of a trump style presidency. alan fisher al jazeera at the white house. britain's prime minister has defied cause to quit during a raucous session in parliament, or, as johnson said, he won't be stepping down over the so called party gave scandal. he's been on the growing pressure to resign because of parties and his downing street residence during locked down new market reports from london in highly charged atmosphere. prime ministers questions began with another major body blow for boris johnson. news. one of his m. p. 's christian wakefield had defected to the opposition party. this following morning, newspaper reports of a widening plot to oust johnson by members of his own party. jokes to the prime minister's expense followed. i see the ver

they did not decide that they were doing an oval office address until 3:00 p.m. and the speech was at eight. -- 8:00. now that i hear you talking about your process and being alarmed only having three days, i think maybe your story is more shocking than i imagined. i am sure that my colleagues would say that is unimaginable. your not to have a good result. -- you are not going to have a good result. we had a speech ready in four hours, but that was when we lost four astronauts on the spaceship columbia. it is a very quick turnaround. a major oval address will not be decide until 3:00 in the afternoon? it is unimaginable. you are not going to get a good result with a process like that in my opinion. >> there was confusion after the speech where all of the reporters were scrambling, saying what did he just announce? cody, why don't you take a turn in talking about the process -- cody, why don't you take a turn in talking about the process? >> it was not just chaos in the process, you look abroad and you have people showing up at the paris airport because they did n