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he described trump sitting in his small dining room next to the oval office, his arms folded, staring at the television watching live coverage of the attack on fox news. trump was angry, scavino told investigators, according to the sources saying, the election had been stolen from him, and that his supporters were, quote, angry on his behalf. as has been described by the january 6th committee report, other advisers came in to see trump as well, including white house lawyers, chief of staff mark meadows, and eventually his daughter, ivanka trump, all urging him to make some kind of statement telling his supporters to leave the capitol. the sources say scavino described trump as nonresponsive and his demeanor as, quote, very unsettling as he continued staring at the tv. soon he told investigators, all of the advisers left the room leaving trump alone. >> we will stand in recess until the call of the chair. >> jonathan: it was while trump was alone watching television that the senate was forced to adjourn with rioters approaching, and vice president mike pence rushed to a secure location

i was not happy to see the people in the oval office. speaker: explain why. pat cipollone: i don't think any of these people were providing the president with good advice. jake tapper: the team had arrived with a draft executive order that, had it been signed by donald trump, would have immediately ordered the secretary of defense to seize, collect, retain and analyze ballot boxes, and it would have created, "a special council to oversee the operation and institute all criminal and civil proceedings as appropriate". this is a draft of the executive order that would have allowed trump to seize voting machines. what was your reaction when you heard about that? liz cheney: i think most americans could never imagine those things would happen here and that order and many of the other things that we've learned through our hearings have been really stunning to me because repeatedly, i found myself in a situation thinking, my gosh, how could this happen here? and we really thought it couldn't, but it's just continued to emphasize, for all of us, that our institutions

desk by almost every president since in fact it's now kind of considered the symbol of the oval office. the resolute desk. so i credit mrs. kennedy kind of giving that prominence. so i guess that's my favorite thing that she sort of discovered as of this project was the great tiffany e from metro atlanta. asked what room project did jackie kennedy find the most challenging? which project was most rewarding? was there any evidence in archives for that? the most challenging challenging. no, i don't know if i know the answer to that one, the one she probably found the most rewarding was and again, this is this is these are not her words. but if i had to guess, i would think maybe the red room, because as i said, that was almost fully redecorated by her. they decided to based because of the the 1817 mantelpiece to try to make the whole room empire and style and its furnishings and artwork and decorative arts. so that was a challenge obviously trying to pull together enough items the white house collection and from outside the white house to make it all truly but she did it and she actually

i want a man in the oval office that they can respect and emulate.omebody who wore the uniform of the united states navy. and whoided -- devoted his life to public service. serving as a federal prosecutor, serving in the u.s. congress, leave congress to be an executive as governor of the state of florida. a■t president they can look up o but also someone who can deliver. and this matters. it matters because everything you believe in, everything you hold dear, is at stake right now. the next president of the united states is going to be president in july of 2026, which is what? our 250th birthday as a nation. so i need you to ask yourself the question. would you want to be in the oval office when we are celebrating our 250th birthday? it matters because we also want to be able to answer the question, are we free? and i want somebody in the oval office is going to stand up and fight for our freedom. like governor desantis did when, with all due respect, the former president shut down the greatest economy in the history of the world and shoved our kids

that's what leadership looks like and that's what we want in the oval office.ll due respect to the former president. i'm tired of excuses for why things didn't get done in washington. i'm tired of someone not showing up to the debates, i'm tired of someone assuming he's going to get anointed, i am tired of someone more concerned about the crowd size than obamacare getting repealed and replaced. he didn't get the job done with the border, it didn't happen. and sided with paul ryan and now we are left holding the bag with open borders. we need more than words, we need a guy like governor desantis who did all of those things, won by a million and a half votes. 50% of single female voters. we need leadership like ron desantis in the white house. i drove eight hours from st. louis and a blizzard because i'm gonna make sure i run through the tape and finish the race. show up on monday and get this man elected to the white house. [applause] >> thank you, chip roy. give him a hand. [applause] you inspire me. this is why, this process starts right here in the state of i

i want to make sure my son and daughter can look up to the man in the oval office.applause] and as we have been going around the state it is very clear that the people of iowa at recognize them and they want to look up to in the oval office is governor ron desantis of florida. [applause] when i ran for congress five years ago i went on five issues. securing the border of the united states, making sure that we restore what i call health care freedom, making sure that we balance the budget, stop spending money we do not have, make sure our men in uniform have a clear mission and they are taking care of when they get home, and getting washington the hell out of our lives. there is no candidate running for president right now who was a better record on those five issues or any other issue you care about where the issues you care about as hard-working americans than governor ron desantis. not one candidate has that record. [applause] there is a reason that governor desantis has it all 99 candies -- counties, and has had 25 zero events because he is the hardest working ca

president biden was allegedly warned against bringing big donors to the oval office.ember the story a couple days ago, lots of private lunches inside the white house suburb lauren, why can't he bring, wisely advised not to bring donors into the oval office? >> optics, ethics violations, the white house counsel office is concerned about those violations. there's a lot of gray here, the president likes to use the glamour of the white house to impress donors but he is running for reelection. when you wine and dine them and give them tours of the oval office to get their reelection support, it looks bad so reportedly, the council convinced him, don't have to stop the dinners but the tours of the oval office. blue one thanks very much. a new york times op-ed is warning president biden about black voters. with the story? >> you are going about this the wrong way, that is what the new york times columnist is writing. biden's appeal to black voters needs an overhaul. he says he's giving black voters nothing to look forward to the no vision, and not meeting them where they are

and sources say even trump's daughter ivanka rushed down to the oval office dining room, to convince father that issuing a public message could

the next few months or 12 months to achieve your goal of not having donald trump return to the oval office? ms. cheney: first of all we shouldn't sume that the primary is over. i think on the republican side and democratic side, it looks increasingly like we know who the nominees will be but we don't know for sure yet. my task right now is to do erything possible. if he succeeds in winning the republan nomination, we have to make sure we have the best people on the field. i don't think we know exactly what that looks like yet. i haven't made a decision about exactly what i am going to do. i want to do anything that helps him. i think the threat he poses is so significant that it will require making sure we have republicans, democrats and independents working tether in ways we haven't before, frankly. >> just to be more poied about this, is the effort to sto donald trump more likely to succeed if y are running or not running? ms. cheney:ell, i won't run if it will help him i think in prior election cycles, as you know, the idea that you wou have contemplation of an independent or third-part

he would just have some random person in the oval office and be like hey, guys. get the press in here. we have not had that experience yet with president biden. he will take our questions in an informal kind of setting. i was surprised to see him continue the chopper talk phenomena that trump instituted. when he was leaving the white house and going to board the helicopter, he would stop and take questions from the press. sometimes 10 or 15 minutes, sometimes up to an hour. in the rain, in the heat of summer, we will be dripping. >> i think the former president in the fact that we had to be there. >> yes. >> and he milked it for all that he could. biden has continued this to some degree. he also takes some questions from us in the roosevelt room, and the auditorium where he liked to do things. but where obama trump pretty much are on par with the number of news conferences they have had in the interviews they have given, biden is a little bit further behind them. >> i think we have a graphic on that from -- my data comes from the presidency project at uc santa ba

subordinates to have sexual relations, having sexual relations with them right at their workplace, in the oval offices of the white house, oral. one might assume that this is simply moral laxity, but this is not entirely true. we are confident that the behavior of clinton, a lifelong member of the satanic order of de molay, and six other international secret societies, is a direct consequence of his masonic upbringing and belonging to precisely those secret lodges that practice not only sacrifices, but sexual orgies. in order to become an american president , you do not need to be the most talented, intelligent and... hardworking, it is enough to be a member of one of the influential secret societies that exist in every american university or college, the lodge became famous, after several publications, the skulls and bones lodge , yale university, it is famous because it was there, along with other representatives of the highest, this highest political beau monde in america, that they traditionally studied - satan secretly serves them as a law, they have enemies on all sides, they are always waging

and it jn e oval office. now, i for those of you who are marvel cinematrs fans athis picture of nick fury and say, that's not samuel l jackson wolf or for us older okeaders, we know that the first depiction of nick fury on film was david hasselhoff. so thi did hasselhoff version of nick fury. in one, and nick fury up in the white house to form the newly elected president obama. that a foreign country is america's supervillains as terrorists. and so he he's to inform president obama of exactly what's going on. and of the president is not happy that just shows up uninvited ioffi and decides to tell him how to do his job. and he tells tls nick fury that, if you don't at least respect theffe, you'll least respect the president. you should respect the office. and of course, comic book continuity. fury has been around si world war. he reminds him of the list of he's already, which include eisenhower truman, kennedy, , joson, nixon. so he'd like, dude, you're new. why would i even respect you at this point? so this

in the oval office again, so there isjust a lot might be sitting in the oval office again, so there — don't know. very enough, we hear you- thank you — don't know. very enough, we hear you. thank you very _ don't know. very enough, we hear you. thank you very much - don't know. very enough, we hear you. thank you very much for - don't know. very enough, we hearl you. thank you very much for being with us this evening, we appreciated, thank you. what have the post office scandal, rotherham, rochdale, the newsnight investigations into university hospitals birmingham foundation trust and the tavistock gender identity clinic, #metoo, yorkshire cricket, and the lucy letby cases have in common? in all of them, whistleblowers went to either management orjournalists to highlight criminal behaviour, negligence, corruption or mismanagement that costs lives and also cost taxpayers and businesses billions of pounds. a nurse has been convicted of murdering babies. she was sentenced to life, after being convicted of murdering seven babies and attempting to kill a further six. but when colleagues

we have a man of character sitting behind the desk in the oval office on that attack came. george bush did everything he needed to do to protect this country and its people and protect them first and not himself first. imagine just for a moment if 9/11 had happened with donald trump behind the desk. the first thing he would have done was run to the bunker to protect himself. he would have put himself first before this country. anyone who is unwilling to say that he is unfit to be president that the united states is unfit themselves to be president of the united states. campaigns are run to win. that's why we do them. i see the chairman here from new hampshire. he knows. we want campaigns to win. michael has never been to be just a voice against the hate in the division and selfishness of what our party has become of donald trump. to win the nomination and defeat joe biden and restore our party and our country to a new place of hope and optimism in this country. i have always said that there came a point in time in this race were i couldn't see a path to accomplishing that g

they want trump in prison and out of the oval office and they want folks like me not to be able to help. here's the thing. here's what i ask your viewers to understand understand. it's not rare. i am the first senior white house advisor ever to be charged in this alleged crime. the irony here come, sean, the irony, the department of justice itself has maintain a policy for more than 50 years that says that senior advisers like me absolutely cannot be compelled to testify before congress. why? because it violates the constitutional separation of powers and interferes with the ability of executive privilege to provide effective presidential decision-making. that's where we stand right now. i have a great case that will go. i have said from day one, sean, day one, this is going to the supreme court. it's a case of first impressions that has significant constitutional issues. can congress compel senior aides to testify? the answer is no according to doj policy. and then there is other issues related to that. it's just the oddest thing where joe biden himself interviewed me in this case to s

he gave his first address from the oval office in the spring of 2010 during the bp spill in the gulf and there were you know, there was a live on cable news feeds showing just constantly oil gushing into the talk about a bad optic. if you're the president, even though you're not to blame for that it comes back to the agencies within the executive branch that that failed and this happen so he gives an address from sitting behind the desk he was so awkward he didn't know what to do with his hands his arms you could tell this was not a good setting for him. i mean i always equate it to if you put a desk here and had me sit behind it to teach, i'd probably be awkward too, because not used to sitting while i teach. he used to sitting while he was giving a speech and it was a kind of thing we're studying. i was a little distracted from just his awkwardness, and i don't know how, many other people picked up on it. i know i did. and compared to other addresses where one of the most prominent moments of his presidency was when he in the east wing of the white house, walked down that hallway w

you go to the oval office and hear something you are not supposed to hear, which is the vice presidentf the united states, joe biden, now the president saying, "is this guy really able to lead this effort?" or something like that. is that right? dr. shah: president obama called me the day before, right after the earthquake, first time i took a call from the president, and said, "i'm putting you in charge of the whole of government effort, civilian and military, to respond to this tragic crisis," which ultimately led to 250,000 people perishing just two hours from our shores. the next morning in an oval office briefing -- i got there just a few minutes early because i was terrified of being late. david: your shoes were ok? dr. shah: my shoes were fine. i walked in, and president obama and vice president biden were over by the window. biden facing out and obama facing the door, so he saw me come in. vice president biden was in the middle of saying to president obama, are you sure about this guy? he's only 36. he just got here, to washington. the person who leads fema has much more experi

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t these guys have to remember we did norun tht have don't trump h oval office, we have joe biden s in oval office we have to be cautious how to respond at this moment. >> laura a: there was a pentagot briefing today and a reporter asked an important question about the secretary of defense. watch. >> is there any update whether? secretary austin will come and talk to usan sometime soon? >> i don't have a date to announce. we will keep youra: updated. >> laura: nohen wonder they didn't miss him when he was gone for a week. s unbelievable. just that fact that austin cannot stand and answer questions after we have threeso americans dead, 40 wanted to come and apparently some of them severely wounded. that says it all. republicans are like go get him, joe, what? they can't even answer a question! >> oh, laura commit is so absurd. what is the secretary of defense doing?e is he able to do his duties? these are the most important questions we should be asking, laura. there was so muc ph going on hen how do we possibly have three americans potentially manye , mn more who are at risk on the t j

we have joe biden in the oval office.t means we have to be cautious about how we respond to this moment. >> there was a pentagon briefing today, if you can call it, a reporter actually asked an important question about the secretary of defense. watch. >> >> is there any update on whether secretary austin will come and talk to us some time soon? >> i don't have a date to announce. certainly aware of the request and we will keep you updated. >> laura: no wonder they didn't miss him when he was gone for a week. this is unbelievable. just that fact that austin cannot stand and answer questions after we have three americans dead. 40 wounded and apparently some of them severe live wounded, that says it all and republicans are like go get them, joe. what? he can't answer a question. >> oh, laura, it's so absurd. what is the secretary of defense doing? is he able to actually discharge his duties? these are some of the most important questions that we should be asking, laura, there is so much going on here. how did we possibly hav

president trump started doing it and did not return to the oval office. we will see what happens.ard. thank you so much. we appreciate your time. hilary clinton making the barbie movies oscar snub all about her. shocking, it's making a buzz this morning and were talking about a next. "mornings with maria", live on fox business. ♪ moving forward with node- positive breast cancer is overwhelming. but i never just found my way; i made it. and did all i could to prevent recurrence. verzenio reduces the risk of recurrence of hr-positive, her2-negative, node-positive, early breast cancer with a high chance of returning, as determined by your doctor when added to hormone therapy. hormone therapy works outside the cell... while verzenio works inside to help stop the growth of cancer cells. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor, start an antidiarrheal, and drink fluids. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor about any fever, chills, or other signs of infection. verzenio may cause low white blood cell counts, which may ca

mikhail gorbachev in the oval office, the soviet union, the united states. it's interesting to explain this to young people what what this was really all about and the tension of this moment. mike, what about capturing the mood of a place of a moment like this? well, you you can see here that it is absolutely essential that the stage managing being carefully done, that the moment that is created reflects whatever the president's priorities are, that it becomes a visual image of something that's much larger and more important. this one being obviously on the eve of an important change. and in our world, the end of the cold war. so how you frame those moments and how they look and how that is communicated to the people becomes, you know, one of the central challenges of being on the white house staff. i mean, that you spend a lot of time thinking about what are these moments going to look like and how are they going to be captured and how are they going to be broadcast to people? because you're making history and you're conscious of that all the time. i think

in the oval office, john eastman, president trump, they pull vice president pence in.of others, "you have to now listen to john eastman, "you have to follow the eastman plan-- object to the certification." it's a pressure campaign. pence says to trump, "i'm going to do what i can, mr. president, i want to help you out but i'm listening to my lawyers." he turns to greg jacob, his advisors, and he says, "they're telling me i can't do it. i can't do it, it's not constitutional, it's not legal." trump says, "you can do it, listen to john." >> mr. jacob, during that meeting between the president and the vice president, what theories did dr. eastman present regarding the role of the vice president in counting the electoral votes? >> so during that meeting on the fourth i think i raised the problem that mr. eastman's proposals would violate several provisions of the electoral count act. mr. eastman acknowledged that that was the case. >> pence turns to trump and says, "are you listening to this? do you hear this?" but trump isn't listening to that, he just, he's banging away

so my work found its way all the way into the oval office.hey knew the campaign through my efforts was unable to not only find fraud on its own but all the other claims of fraud we were asked to look at were most definitely falls. >> very interesting to know. as mark meadows now faces a trial for maybe not acting on the information you gave him. ken block, thank you very much, and best of luck for the book. we'll be right back. we trying vapes to quit smoking might feel like progress, but with 3x more nicotine than a pack of cigarettes - vapes increase cravings - trapping you in an endless craving loop. nicorette reduces cravings until they're gone for good. he hits his mark —center stage—and is crushed by a baby grand piano. you're replacing me? customize and save with liberty bibberty. he doesn't even have a mustache. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ hi, i'm michael, i've lost 62 pounds on golo onand i have kept it off.d. most of the weight that i gained was strictly in my belly which is a sign of insulin