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>> roger stone, donald trump's advisor has got under the radar would seems like a mistake for someonetation as a self proclaimed dirty trickster. remember stone was convicted of impeding a congressional inquiry that -- his sentence was later commuted and last year he was given a full pardon by donald trump. since then, he seems to spend a lot of time with right wing militia groups. on the morning of january six, for example, he was seen in washington d.c. flagged by members of the oath keeper. they were serving as stones bodyguards before some of them with stormed the capitol during the insurrection. members of the oath keepers were in effectually indicted, and some of the men were seen guarding trump confident roger stone on january 5th, and six. that is who roger stone was hanging out with the day of the attack. the day before he was part of a rally in front this big court where he spoke alongside men connected to another militia, an anti government group called the three percenters. >> we are at war in this country. we are at war tomorrow million strong patrons will be standing rig

these were domestic terrorists. >> you mentioned roger stone and other trump allies.ir names are coming up in some of the transcripts released but also they were at many of the pre-rally events the night before january 5th, roger stone was a speaker at the rallies. in terms of the legal ramifications for that, how do they factor into the overall story? are they eventually going to be included in some of the conspiracy charges? >> not just there. they made incendiary comments. we already have a conspiracy. nine people have been charged so anyone, including stone, jones, alexander who adopted that unlawful purpose, in the case of a stone we know from previous conduct that the department isn't spoiling generally to go after him and former trump people but the paramount goal here is to really leave, forgive the expression, no stone unturned with respect to january 6th. even if it's a matter of understanding why these other people, the websters of the world, were radicalized and why they listened to this obviously false propaganda, you still want to know about stone and jo

he had a long pattern of duplicity as well as intervening in specific cases of roger stone and mike flynnrotect those who were lying to cover up for the president and to authorize investigations of his opponents. and so, you know, i view bill barr as the second most dangerous person in the country after donald trump and this is just further proof of that point. >> without revealing their identities, to your knowledge, how many people were swept up in this effort in terms of looking at people's records? >> you know, a lot. and the reality is, i don't fully know how many -- i think we'll find out about more now that the story has broken. people got these notices, these emails from apple and thought they were spam or that they were, you know, some kind of a spear phishing attempt or something. i'm not sure we know how many are impacted and, you know, i would like to know, we've asked the justice department, was this just -- >> they know. >> -- was this just going after democrats and democratic staff. >> just to be clear before people misconstrue the idea about apple. apple was under a gag or

which is what we saw largely in the roger stone prosecution. obstruction but it was -- it was perjury, right? that he perjured himself under oath. that he also lied to congress. and stone was convicted. unanimously, by a jury of his peers. he, then, was, you know, sentenced and then he was pardoned by the president. so, there's some -- there is some precedent here. i want to just read the -- the -- what investigators apparently are zeroing in on and get your reaction to it, which is this. the obstruction inquiry stems from a phone call, a witness, some witness, who's been talking to federal prosecutors had with gaetz's ex-girlfriend at some point during the conversation. the ex-girlfriend patched gaetz into the call, sources said. well, it's unknown, exactly, what was said. the discussion on that call is central to whether prosecutors can charge gaetz with obstructing justice which makes it illegal -- which makes it illegal to suggest that a witness in a criminal case lie. generally, as a lawyer, right, you're -- you are advising someone in tha

. >> sean: i think i recall a gunman by the name of roger stone was -- gentlemen i the name of roger as known as lying to congress. have improved client report at this location at this time and that is the way it usually was handle. but he had almost 30 guys in tactical gear, trotman and fake news cnn cameras, guns drawn. lying to congress. is that a crime? >> it absolutely is a crime. it is punishable up to five years in prison. dr. fauci is going to work around his words. he is being very coupled with his words. it sounded like he was saying no money went to nih. he was -- no money went to the wuhan incident. he was being more precise in saying no gain of function money went. i think that is falls also. it will come down to an opinion. he is going to say it was not an of function. many scientists have been saying that it all was going of function but he is not being truthful. he is not been completely forthcoming. he is a shading that meaning of truth. >> sean: real problem. exactly. one other example i want to bring up. right now, india is struggling under this. they have a billion

will unfairly personally use this for supposedly working for put in such as michael flynn. 1 or roger stone. so what do we have here? we were told that we stupid rooms don't understand science. this is, this is science pandemic. he's a global pandemic. leave it to bill gates, leave it to tony, fall cheese. they understand these things. you know, we don't know anything. now suddenly, at john's out that this virus was the product of scientists on the taking reckless research looks like this was research founded by us taxpayers, scientists who didn't bother to make sure that proper safety protocols were in place. 1 because these were very dangerous experiments, worst of all sciences who deliberately misled up public because they knew a great deal. tony crouching you a great deal about this. and yet he misled the public. he went into one white house meeting after another, and never so much as gave a hint about gain of function research going on in the lab and the u. s. w. quite a lot about these gain of function research. boy, for any price, no, he's already find a nice book. do particularly in

intervention bite the president and the attorney general, implicating the president like that, of roger stoneone of his aides, whose sentence was reduced before he was partnered, michael flynn, whose case was made to completely go away, these are gross abuses of the independence of the justice department. we don't know how far they run. and our new attorney general has to find out. >> dickerson: congress schiff, we're out of time. thank you so much for being with us. we'll be back in 60 seconds with drdr. scott gottliebeb and a lotot more "face ththe nation."." stay with us.. h cougugh), which can n permanentltly damamage my lungngs. my lungs n need protecection agagainst flarare-ups. so it's s time to geget real. because e in the reaeal world. .....our lungsgs deserves s thl protectition of brezeztri. breztrtri gives yoyou betttter breathihing, symptotom improvemement, and flare-upup protectioion. it''s the fifirst and ononly copdpd medicinee provoven to reduduce flarare-ups by 5 52%. breztri wowon't replplace a rescue i inhaler for suddenen breathingng prob. it i is not for r asthma. tell y

they're not the kind of people that trump is usually associated with like what's his name, roger stonert. >> manafort, yeah. they're regular people. they have probably been contaminated and been brought in and drawn into all sorts of things, but i think the idea, the notion of going to jail is something that would be -- especially for weisselberg, his kids are involved. joyce would know what kind of things prosecutors would do to get someone to flip, as it were. i can imagine they have the ability to say i'll go after you on your taxes, go after you for not reporting this, i'll go after you for the apartment i gave your son. if that happens, i think it all folds. >> joyce? >> barbara makes a very good point. we don't know exactly what prosecutors are thinking about charging so we don't know what kind of deals are available. the best deal for someone in weisselberg's position, many defendants i've encountered is, if they have a child who has criminal exposure, if they have a child that may end up going to prison, the deal they're often willing to take is a deal that would save their chi

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through the reagan campaign again one of my favorite using the word favored an interesting way here, roger stonei man who we all now know who used to return my e-mails before started working the trump campaign and now does not return my e-mails. but who had a tattoo of richard nixon on his back, one of my favorite facts in american politics. but stone ended up being a mentor to trump there is this link cohen and trump and stone is the sense that showmanship is more important than anything else, right? is no such thing as bad press. i think donald trump almost proves there's no such thing as bad press. the ended up being really tough for him was covid : : : some ways this is not unique but the audiological that trump doesn't always seem to have a northstar and again it's not unique to the two of them but it is a framework that trump is working on. >> thank you so much for your great questions and so thank you for being with us and for the virtual event. i put the phone number and the link so please go ahead and check that out and i just want to thank you. >> thank you, everyone. congratulations.

allies who were wrapped up in the allegations, drastically reduced the amount of prison time for roger stone, and then barr also got into the case against former national security adviser michael flynn, completely dismissed even after flynn pleaded guilty to lying the fbi. >> so as if ujds mining the conclusions of the mueller probe was not enough, barr also ordered an investigation into the investigators. you'll remember commissioning a report on the origins of the russian probe and releasing preliminary findings of that before it was done. and interestingly right before the 2020 election. and through it all he repeatedly refused to testify before congress about his norm-breaking behavior. so let's bring in judge alberto gonzales. he served as attorney general under george w. bush. he's now the dean of the college of law in nashville. mr. attorney general, always great to see you. with this new news we have just learned about today, you do see any justification for why the department of justice under president trump would secretly collect the phone data from democratic senators who were on

i remember that there was a guy by the name of roger stone. process crime.ough the inspector general horowitz referred top fbi officials for investigation because of lying to congress. anyway, if dr. fauci lied to congress, which these emails seem to show, would that be a violation of the law? >> absolutely. lying to congress is a crime no matter how you look at it. fauci repeatedly testified that the hundreds of thousands of dollars to be funneled through third party to this wuhan lab was never used for gain of function research. yet the newly unearthed emails as you point out, sean, the lie that. it shows he was warned early on. january 2020 at the outset of the pandemic, that this had the genetic fingerprints of the deadly virus that had been manipulated and created inside the lab. fauci in the emails is deeply worried and concerned that in fact he may have caused or contributed through funding gain of function research that may have created a superbug that killed 3.5 million people worldwide and more than half a million americans. he wasn't under oath, s

. >> sean: if i recall, there's a guy the name of roger stone that i believe was charged with the exactgears, guns drawn, predawn raid, frogman, fake new cnn cameras. let's go to the next step and what will congress do, and how quickly will you be able to get it done? >> good news is house republicans today under the leadership of brad from ohio,, there's a bill for no more money to get a function research for our adversaries especially. it's hopefully legislation that would be move forward. of china's nonanswering questions, and i think all roads are leading back to china that they are responsible for this. at a minimum, the responsible for leading this run all over the globe in a critical time frame that did not give the globe soon enough time to react. so, there's legislation and investigation ongoing and will continue to do our work. obviously, we need to get democrats to vote with us., >> sean: thank you, congressman for what you're doing and, gregg, i appreciate your analysis as always. when we come back, the far left agenda continues to wreak havoc on america's great cities now c

he overruled career prosecutors to give lenient treatment to trump's allies, to roger stone, to michael flynn. he seemed like he was what trump always wanted. which was his own right cone of the justice department. as the election approached, he did something different. he came out and he said trump was talking about how you wanted to see biden prosecuted. they wanted to see obama prosecuted. he talked about how he wanted to have a big hunter biden investigation. he wanted all the details of the origins of the mueller report revealed. at that point, months before the election, barr said no. he wasn't gonna get involved politically. he did raise concerns about mail-in voting. but the critical moment for barr came after the election on december 1st, when trump was making all those outrageous claims about the election being stolen from him, about crazy all exaction, ms. unfounded allegations of fraud. he wanted his justice department to go into those states, brine, and to seize voting machines. to use the power of the department of justice to try to overturn those election results in those

the sentencing of roger stone was not languishing. he reduced that sentence.ttorney general barr's m.o. he picks people who can come in, place pressure to achieve the results that he and then president trump wanted to achieve. >> gentlemen, thank you for your perspective on this. appreciate it. we'll have more to discuss as we get into the interior parts of how this was done and why it was. and it will be coming because they're still at the doj, the people who did it. >>> i wonder what members of trump's party make of this. well, here's our first indication. you hear that? nothing. only chuck grassley came out and said, investigating members of congress, not unusual. true. but it's usually because there's proof that you are using to initiate initiate curiosity. we have a lot to discuss with the next member of congress. he met with president trump yesterday. he has a beef of his own and, by the way, i got a small beef with him which will take care of first. let's get after it next. at panera, we take care of dinnertime. we use fresh, clean ingredients to make m

which was what we saw largely in the roger stone prosecution.obstruction, but it was perjury. he perjured himself under oath. and he also lied to congress. and stone was convicted unanimously by a jury of his peers. he then was sentenced and then he was pardoned by the president. so, there some precedent. here i want to just read the what the investigators are zeroing in on and get your reaction. which is this, they instruction increased sense from a phone call the witness had with's ex girlfriend. at some point during the conversation, the ex girlfriend patched gaetz into the call. well it's not known exactly what we see, the discussion on that call essential to whether prosecutors can charge gaetz with obstructing justice. generally as a lawyer you're advising someone of that situation not to be talking to anyone whatsoever, right? >> yes, that's exactly right. if i were representative gaetz 's council, i would tell him to shut up. at this point. he really should so talking. because as we can see, he's exposing himself potentially to more crim

the way he interfered in the cases of donald trump's friends, like roger stone. special leniency. you know, his reputation took, fraps, the biggest hit of anyone associated with donald trump. so the fact that he and his justice department at long last did the right thing on the postelection period, you know, that's better than nothing, but -- he has a long way to go. >> will this play any role in the various legal investigations under way? there's a criminal case still in georgia looking at president trump's looking into georgia's, what do the former attorney general's comments what might they have? >> i trust the line prosecutors in the justice department to do the right thing which is to investigate that and see if there is a crime there, and then prosecute them if there is a case to be brought. the tragedy of bill barr's leadership of the justice department is that it wasn't people with integrity leading these investigations. it was partisans like barr himself, and from everything i can tell, the good guys are back in charge. that is, the career people, the pe

schiff, myself, and reward his friends like reducing the sentences of roger stone and making the investigation and the guilty plea from michael flynn go away. that's just no way that we would want to operate in these united states. >> and again, there is still so much we don't know, right? but what we do know is that donald trump was calling for doj to investigate his political adversaries. your information was collected. we're still trying to piece this all together. the former attorneys general and deputy ag are telling people around them that they were unaware. that you and schiff were ensnared. >> don't buy it. that's not the way the department works. i know from my experience on the intelligence committee that for special matters whether it involves the members of congress or senior members, you know, senior members in the press. this it would go to the attorney general's office. i'm not above the law. if i do something wrong, just like any american, my records, you know, with a warrant, should be reviewed. but i've been on the intelligence committee going on seven years now. i've been ar

political and this is a president who would reward his friends, remember, he reduced the sentences for roger stonee the flynn case go away. pardoned manafort and would weapon news weapon news the department against enemies. >> you're calling on jerry nadler announcing a former investigation if barr, session, rosenstein are subpoenaed by the committee. is it realistic they would testify any time soon? could they resist and have their lawyers try to delay things? >> of course. that's right out of the donald trump legal terrorist playbook we saw during his administration. i hope our congressional say pe something. i hope the public pressure comes down on these individuals to be held to account because this isn't going away and it's not because it's personal for us. it's because if we allow this to occur, a future corrupt president may not be so patient to wait for a grand jury investigation. they may just call for them to be locked up and skipped any intermediary step that may be required. >> the fact that the inspector general at the department of justice is investigating, doesn't that allow the jus

did all these people get there and what was the coordination going on with the white house and roger stonend others? what do you make that have? >> it's a bit of a revisionist history, right, because of the fact we know that there was about three hours or so delay between trump actually requesting the national guard, and there's a lot of questions to be answered why was there that delay? how long did it take for the national guard to get there? when did trump actually request them and, you know, what is not in this report is arguably more important because of the fact that, yes, this has to do with the security of the campus of the capitol and this lack of communication among the capitol police, but there are bigger roles of democracy and democracy issues and what led to the right wing extremists being incited, why there's a growth of right wing extremism as i cross the country and the growth of white supremacist threats across the country and those are all questions that could be answer federal there were a bipartisan commission that looked into the root causes and what is leading to this

roger stone, martha stewart, scooter libby. these are real charges.allows a prosecutor to argue what we call consciousness of guilt. you get to stand in front of a jury and say why does somebody obstruct justice? because they are trying to hide something. that can be a really powerful argument in favor of a person's guilt. if matt gaetz has obstructed justice he made a big mistake. we'll see when the facts come out. >> following a two-year court fight trump's former white house counsel don mcgahn has been back in the news and testified friday behind closed doors before the house judiciary committee about trump's attempts to obstruct the russia investigation and another viewer wants to know now that don mcgahn has testified how can congress or others make use of this testimony? is this going to go anywhere? >> it is crazy that it has taken over two years. a lot of people are to blame for that. mcgahn of course is a key witness on obstruction in the mueller report, told by donald trump to fire robert mueller and then donald trump asked mcgahn to lie abo

intervention bite the president and the attorney general, implicating the president like that, of roger stoneone of his aides, whose sentence was reduced before he was partnered, michael flynn, whose case was made to completely go away, these are gross abuses of the independence of the justice department. we don't know how far they run. and our new attorney general has to find out. >> dickerson: congress schiff, we're out of time. thank you so much for being with us. we'll be back in 60 secondnds with h dr. scottt gottlilieb and a l lot moree "face e the nationon." ststay with usus. h cocough), which cacan permanenently dadamage my lulungs. my lungsgs need prototection against flflare-ups. so it's time to o get real.. becaususe in the r real world. ...our lunungs deserveves the l protecection of brbreztri. brezeztri gives s you bebetter breatathing, sympmptom improvovement, and flare-e-up protectction. itit's the e first and d ony cocopd medicinine prproven to rereduce flflare-ups byby 52%. breztri i won't rereplace a rescueue inhaler for sudddden breathihing prob. itit is not fofor asthma..

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trump loyalists have tried that tact but most were counting on the back stop of a pardon like what roger stonemp can no longer give. it's not likewiseleberg doesn't know top trump org people can't go to jail for what they're doing. you're looking at overhead footage of michael cohen reporting in. it was wiseleberg who literally helped seal cohen's fate. he knows where the trouble can lead. that was back when donald trump was using gangster talk dubbing cohen a, quote, rat. remember, it was wiseleberg who got immunity and was talking to the feds. so think about what was really happening when everything we know now then. remember the tape. >> and i've spoken to allen wiseleberg about how to set the whole thing up. so i'm all over that. and i spoke to allen about it. >> spoken to allen about it. three trump org officials arranged that crime for trump and he calls the one doing time a rat while the one talking, wiseleberg, gets to watch from a safe distance. certainly not called out in public. and this is actually a pretty famous gray area in criminal stories from stories like whitey bulger and fr

took months and months to get to senior people and to paul manafort and roger stone at the end with stuff. i can't tell you where we're going. i can only report these avenues as we have been trying to do. i can tell you a trump lawyer would be onto something if next round of challenges are the only winz, might be underestimating how big this could get if the early charges are an effort to flip mr. weisselberg, put pressure on corporate entities and go after the rest of what they found, if they found anything. now we turn to the experts. joined by neil catchel, and joan walsh. i mention we have a witness in the probe, michael cohen, joining me shortly in the hour which should be interesting given his role. neil, your view on the flurry of reporting, escalation of a probe that as we documented seems to be starting with some of the tax issues by individuals within the company. >> well, ari, the 24 hour deadline the prosecutors gave the trump organization means that they've had a steep hill to climb. i've seen a lot of tight turnarounds in my legal career, even i think a 24 hour deadline to c

these were normal people, not paul manaforts or rick or roger stones, not rick, sorry, they were regular corrupts and money corrupts but i can't see them going to jail and i cannot see ever, ever, ever letting a child take the fall. that won't happen. >> barbara res, thank you very much. appreciate you being here this evening. >>> democrats and two republicans, all the democrats and two republicans voted to create a select committee to investigate the january 6th attack on our capitol while the vast majority of house republicans the 190 who voted to show up anyway voted against it. i would like to know that they did this gleefully under the eyes of u.s. capitol police officer harry dunn, metropolitan police officers and gladys sicknick and sandra garza mother and partner of brian sicknick. blue lives don't matter to the crowd after all. >>> today's movement represents fealty. house republicans to affirm the sedition refusing to move statues of confederate traders if in the capitol. today 90% of the republicans banded together to vote against the select committee. if you had any doubt of

. >> roger stone used oathkeepers as bodyguards, donald trump claimed by proud boys who think he's their leader and when he said stand back and stand by, he's giving them orders and leader said he got tour of the white house. didn't say he met with trump. guy who started this, organized the events who is now in hiding, saying that he got help from members of the congress to organize these events. andy biggs, mo brooks, paul gosar, who keep repeating claptrap, white nationalist, black people shouldn't vote. your party is taken over by this. you once telling me the republicans felt with the tea party they had tiger by the tail and felt could ride it to power but didn't know what they were dealing with. this is worse than that, michael. >> it is worse. and you can't emphasize enough what frank has just laid out. it's not just the stupidity, because we get lost in the stupid and people dismiss it. but this is dangerous. it's important to note that folks like michael flynn are manipulative at the same time as dangerous. all part of the narrative. premise of the entire operation starts in 2015

remember, he reduced the sentences for roger stone. made the flynn case go away. pardoned manafort.ize the department against his enemies. so this feels pretty on brand for donald trump. >> your colleague on the house judiciary committee, chairman jerry nadler, just announced a formal investigation if barr, sessions, rosenstein, are subpoenaed by the committee. is it realistic that they would testify, anytime soon? i mean, couldn't they just resist and have their lawyers try to delay things? >> of course. and that's right out of the donald trump legal terrorist playbook that we saw during his administration. and sor, i hope our congressionl subpoena style means something. we did get don mcgahn to testify just a couple weeks ago. but also, i hope the public pressure really comes down on these individuals to be held to account. because this isn't going away. and it's not because it's personal, for us. it's because, if we allow this to occur, a future-corrupt president may not be so patient to wait for a grand-jury investigation. they may just call for them to be locked up and skip any

enemies with the department of justice but would reward his friends whether it's manafort, flynn, roger stone. that's just how he viewed our department of justice and it's really on us now as to whether we want to see a continuation of that for future presidents. >> congressman swalwell thank you for joining us congressman eric swalwell. we have a lot of news to get here tonight including new concerns related to the story that rachel let the show with on friday night. the safety of america's election workers. new reporting that many of them are leaving their jobs. that's next. that's next. you look a little lost. i can't find my hotel. oh. oh! ♪♪ this is not normal. no. ♪♪ so? ♪♪ right? go with us and find millions of flexible options, all in our app. expedia. it matters who you travel with. at johnsonville, we've often wondered expedia. how could burgers and dogs be our national tradition, when you can't even spell sausage without usa. exercise your right to mix it up, and throw on some johnsonville sausage. because freedom is delicious. as a repairman, i hear a lot of folks say they feel li

they moved to reduce the sentence of people who lied for the president like roger stone. to get the justice department including mark meadows the president's former chief of staff trying to get the justice department to intervene in overturning the election. so merrick garland has a big job on his hands to clean up after the last four years. >> congressman schiff, appreciate your time. thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up west virginia senator joe manchin finding himself squarely in the middle of another prickly piece of legislation especially important to his fellow democrats this time about voting rights. the latest state of play amid the changing landscape next. hey, mom. i'll never say this but.... - thanks for telling me everyone 12 and older is eligible for the covid-19 vaccine. - thank you for loving me that much. - thanks. introducing aleve x. it's fast, powerful long-lasting relief with a revolutionary, rollerball design. because with the right pain reliever... life opens up. aleve it, and see what's possible. ♪ ♪ look, if your wireless carrier was a guy you'd

general apparently in this investigation involving our committee but also to reduce the sentence of roger stone, someone who committed perjury, lying to cover up for the president. the dismissal of the case against michael flynn, another person convicted or pled guilty twice to lying to federal authorities. so i think that the attorney general has an obligation to clean house, to essentially understand exactly what the department was doing over the last four years, make sure there's accountability for those that were engaged in political and partisan investigations within the department. and, you know, in terms of the oversight by congress, i don't think i have a role in that given that some of my records were apparently the subject of a subpoena. but i think other committees, as part of their oversight responsibilities, ought to ask the attorney general and others, and i do think the department needs to do a wholesale review of the politicization of these cases over the last four years. >> yeah, clean house, i think, is an appropriate term there. the justice department was used over the last f

they moved to reduce the sentence of other people who lied for the president, like roger stone. >> yeah now, we learn that they were trying to get the justice department, including mark meadows, former president's chief of staff, trying to get the justice department to intervene in overturning election. >> yeah. >> so, you know, the -- you know, merrick garland's got a big job on his hands to clean up after the last four years. >> congressman schiff, appreciate your time. >>> coming up, west virginia senator joe manchin in the middle of yet another pickly piece of legislation. this time, voting rights. the latest state of play amid the fast-changing landscape infect. next. with extra broccolini. my tuuuurrrrn! tonight...i'll be eating cheesy cauliflower pizza and yummy broccolini! (doorbell rings) thanks. (doorbell rings) thank you. ♪ ♪ is that my leotard? no. yes... ehh, you can keep it. ♪ ♪ life can be a lot to handle. ♪this magic moment,♪ but there's plenty of magic in all that chaos. ♪so different and so new.♪ ♪was like any other...♪ new projects means new project managers. you need

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. >> roger stone. go through the whole list. >> the voting.ou know, the undermining the elections. you see a through line there? >> absolutely. absolutely. this is, all, about doing donald trump's will against his enemies, for his political gain. for his financial gain. this -- this is not nixon. nixon, indeed, wanted to screw his political enemies. nixon, indeed, was, you know, guilty of obstruction of justice. et cetera, et cetera. but this is a much larger notion of -- of satisfying every will and whim and their party enthrall to this, that will not stop this president, even now that he is out -- out of office. >> so where does it go? >> we don't know where it goes. but what we do know is that there is no leadership in the republican party. that is willing to say, except for liz cheney, except for mitt romney, a few more. it's not mcconnell. it's not kevin mccarthy. look. they have laid down, and the train is running over them. and the train is running over our democratic principles that have guided this country throughout our history. we h