>> rudy's feelings are so hurt there.re obviously afraid of what rudy giuliani may do and may say. and rightly so. i have to say this. the first word, the first instance that disclaimer, they say former u.s. attorney. he was u.s. attorney in the '80s for the southern district of new york where i worked a couple decades later. he was a point of pride, somebody we looked up to, admired, had a wonderful career. i think i can speak on behalf of sdny alums, he's a disgrace, a laughing stock. it's accountability time for rudy now. i think that rudy, like a lot of donald trump's most ardent worshipers has seen what donald trump has done over the last four years. lied over and offer. gotten away with it and thought, why can't i do the same. now it's consequence time. >> elie honig, we'll see what happens. thanks for all the information. >> for sure. thanks, alisyn. >>> two days until the super bowl and jimmy kimmel kicked off the weekend with an all tom brady edition of mean tweets. here are some highlights. >> tom brady seems li

so we believe that donald trump, rudy giuliani, and those two other groups conspired to deny members of congress their right guaranteed under the constitution to certify the election. they impeded it. we were potentially at risk of being hurt. you have seen all the pictures of all of us wearing gas masks and being escorted eventually out of the capitol, out of harm's way. but more importantly, this was the united states capitol. and i just believe that the greatness of this country would reject this kind of approach by anyone. and so that's why we have to go forward with the court. we settle our differences for the most part in america at the ballot box. donald trump and his followers, for whatever reason, did not accept it. they went to court. they did everything you can imagine. over 60 cases they lost. but they still wouldn't give up. and so as a last-ditch effort, he turned that mob loose on his vice president, on the leadership of the house and members of the senate, as well as members of congress that should not be. we are not a third-world dictatorship like he wants it to be.

you inconsulted rudy at the shell station by calling his beef brisket the worst in all of texas. >> byrudy's is a chain, they have a sign that says "the worst barbecue in texas. >> oh, okay, all right. >> it is phenomenal, maybe not as famous as franklin's, but if you want good brisket and you don't have time to go to franklin's, rudy's. >> being ironic, got it. carter, what are the technicals looking like for this one? >> they're good, but before that, the dallas community, 16 people covering it, they don't believe in it. 12-month for price target is exactly where the price is trading, 72, they believe there's no upside. three charts yeti the principles are the same regardless of the business a steady up trend, you can see the there, i've annotated a trend line second chart, it's also a channel. second line, north by northeast, steadily higher, never gets too hot. when it does, it pulls back. this stock lost 19% in the past two weeks before this week's bounce third and final chart, another way to look at it. channel with the midpoint. north by northeast steady as she goes higher. neve

i feel like you just insulted rudy at the shell station by calling it the worst in texas. >> rudy's isthere. they have a sign that says the worst barbecue in texas. >> all right p. it's phenomenal barbecue maybe not as famous as franklin's if you don't have time to go to franklin's -- >> so rudy is really being i ironic got it what are the technicals looking like for this one, carter? >> they're good. before getting to that the analyst community, 16 people covering it, you have the perfect setup. they don't believe it in 12-month forward price target is where the price is trending now. they believe there's no up side. three charts yeti, the principles are the same regardless of the business. a steady, orderly uptrend. i've annotated the trend line. second chart, it's also a channel. putting a second line, north by northeast, steadily higher never gets too hot when it does, it pulls back. this stock lost 19% in the past two weeks before this week's bounce the third and final chart, another way to look at it. the channel with the midpoint north by northeast steady as she goes higher and

giuliani, rudy giuliani.ossed the country, pinching out his arguments in court in a desperate effort to overturn the legal results of the election, which ended with one win and 64 losses. one and 64. a record known as "the knicks," i am told. ( laughter ) by those who follow such things. but now-- i'm mostly into the sea shanties these days. but now-- this one doesn't want me to talk about sea shanties. why are you trying to get me off that? just because you weren't on the sea shanty train when i was. i was way ahead of you on the sea shanty thing. and now, everyone knows 2021 is the year of the sea shanty. and you're like, uh, i don't think so. ( laughter ) come on, grandpa! get in the boat, we're rolling out-- to the sloop and we're going after the sperm whales. what are you doing? you don't have any buttons. you can't do anything at this point. just read? just read? ( laughter ) wow! my apologies to everybody. but, now-- and i know it's hard to believe, the president has turned on rudy, and refuses to pay

let's talk about the civil lawsuit that former president trump and rudy giuliani are facing.ning me know is elie honig, formeru assistant district attorney for the southern district of new york. how serious is this, and how much trouble could trump and giuliani real be in? >> brooke, this is a real unusual lawsuit. the law that the congressman is used to go sue here. i've never seen it used in a case before t.dates right back to after the civil war. it was passed to try to prevent the ku klux klan from stopping government from functioning by using threats and violence and intimidation. probably not a good statement by the way that it may be applicable here in 2021, but the important thing to know is this is only the tip of the iceberg. we are going to see lawsuits -- i believe the more conventional kind of lawsuits seeking damages for injuries, potentially for death, from essentially anybody who was injured during the capitol riot. this is only the first of what i think are going to be many to come. donald trump is going to be locked up in court for a long time on these cases

rudy giuliani, where mr. rudy giuliani accuses the president's rank-and-file lawyers of lying to him. they're lying to you, sir. and justin clark responds by calling rudy giuliani a name i will not share on national television. but what we learned is, and some of this we all got to see before our very eyesfor every attorney who isn't going to go down the rabbit hole with the president, he can find five who will. and that certainly happens with these national -- these attorney governs in the many states. >> we see over the weeks in the coming weeks the legal strategies. and they want to block the certification of results on january 6th. jim, tell us how that message spreads, how it makes its way to thousands of americans, and how they're convinced to make their way to washington, d.c. on the basis of a lie? >> that is sort of the real sort of engine behind all of this, the big lie. obviously the president himself is tweeting at the time, multiple times a day, making outlandish claims. you have a conservative m

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so that's how insane this meeting was -- too insane for rudy giuliani.ane person in the meeting was patrick byrne, the former ceo of overstock.com, because why not? they got my pillow, overstock. all they need now to complete the roster of business all-stars is the cfo of hollywood video and an actively on-fire samsung galaxy nope, all you need to know for this next part is that byrne got into a heated confrontation with a white house official named eric herschmann. the white house counsel, pat cipollone, was also in the room byrne kept attacking the senior white house staff in front of trump. "they've already abandoned you," he told the president aggressively. periodically during the meeting, flynn or byrne challenged trump's top staff, portraying them as disloyal at one point with flynn shouting, byrne raised his hand to talk. he stood up and turned around to face herschmann. "you're a quitter," he said, "you've been interfering with everything you've been cutting us off." "do you even know who the [ bleep ] i am, you idiot?" herschmann snapped "yeah,

have suspended rudy from making money off the ads that play before his videos i didn't even know rudyn youtube. [ light laughter ] let's take a look at what he's doing over there >> if you want a good cigar, go to a good cigar shop if you want the best, go to famous smoke shop. american hartford gold is the company you can trust when it comes to buying gold order omega xl now and get a a second bottle free ear buds from raycon, because they connect by bluetooth seamlessly and you're not having - >> questlove: what >> to untangle all these head phone wires. >> jimmy: wait quick question >> questlove: is that real >> jimmy: quick question who's buying ear buds cause rudy guiliani recommends them? [ laughter ] yeah, it's real. >> questlove: for real >> jimmy: that's real. seriously. what happened to rudy? he's gone from qanon to qvc. apparently rudy is so desperate for cash, he's going to let exxon start drilling his head for oil. [ audience oohs >> questlove: wow. >> jimmy: that's what -- i don't know if it's true. that's what i heard. oh, some business news this is a good one here. tod

this is the beginning of rudy giuliani's radio show yesterday. listen to what the radio station had to do here. >> the views, assumptions, and opinions expressed by former u.s. attorney, former attorney to the president of the united states, and new york city mayor rudy giuliani, his guests, and callers on his program are strictly their own and do not necessarily represent the opinions, beliefs, or policies of wabc radio. >> now, it's former new york city mayor, rudy giuliani, on new york's talk radio 77wabc. >> i would have thought they would have told me about that before just doing what they just did. that's rather insulting. and gives you a sense of how far this free speech thing has gone. i also think putting it on without telling me, not the right thing to do. not the right thing to do at all. >> he's miffed. >> margaret, wabc has to put a disclaimer that the radio show they're putting on with the personality they're putting on, they can't be responsible for what he says. it was really stunning. >> really stunning. and here's what's going o

what is congressman thompson's lawsuit seeking from the former president and rudy giuliani? >> yeah, so this is a civil suit, and it is seeking monetary damages from trump and giuliani, but what's even more significant about this whole case is that if this moves forward, it could subject the former president and others to depositions, which may lead to the disclosure of other information that could expose details on what trump knew about this attack, both before and during the insurrection. this lawsuit has been filed in d.c. federal court, of course, just three days after trump was acquitted in the senate, and even though top republican mitch mcconnell voted to acquit on saturday, the words he spoke afterward or actually referenced in thisl lawsuit to back the claim that litigation is necessary here to uncover what really happened and to hold trump accountable. here's what mitch mcconnell said on saturday. >> we have a criminal justice system in this country. we have civil litigation. and former presidents are not immune from being accountable by either one. >> so this laws

the president's personal lawyer, rudy giuliani made a call and just in case you don't think there was some coordination, he also called senator lee's phone trying to reach senator tuberville. we don't have to guess as to what rudy giuliani said in that voice mail because we have it recorded. let's listen to what the president's personal lawyer said on the night of this attack. >> senator tuberville or i should say coach tuberville, this is rudy giuliani, the president's lawyer, i'm calling you because i want to discuss with you how they're trying to rush this hearing and how we need you, our republican friends, to try to just slow it down. >> this was the singular focus of donald trump during this bloody, violent attack on the capitol, stopping the certification. look, as i mentioned, i was a trial lawyer for 16 years. sometimes you have to ask a jury to use reasonable inferences to piece together a defendant's state of mind. we don't have to do this here. while our country was violently attacked by an armed mob, president trump not only refused to stop the attacks, or even address th

longer dated options i'm buying are not going to decay as quickly >> i feel like you just insulted rudyell station. >> he has a -- rudy's is a chain down there they have a sign that says "the worst barbecue in texas. maybe not as good as franklins >> it's really being ironic. ok got it carter, what are the technicals looking like for that one? >> well, they're good. but before getting to that, the analyst community, 1600 people covering it, you have the perfect setup. they don't believe in it 72, there's no up side in any eemt, three charts. yeti, the principles are the same regardless of the business. a steadily upward trend. second chart, it's also a channel. put in the second line neeng north by northeast, steadily higher nevada gets too hot. when it does, it pulls back. this stock lost 19% in the past two weeks before this week's bounce the third and final chart, a channel with the midpoint north by northeast, steady as she goes, higher and never too steep and hysterical when it does get a little steep it pulls back and that's the set up for the next advance. >> what do you make of

rudy probably had to buy a wing seat on spirit airlines. my teeth are still full of bugs." of course, trump isn't actually defending -- excuse me, depending -- just schumer-ing it up chuck schumer. chuck schumer cursed me. "now who's laughing? [ scream ] i love that we cut out right before we have to pay the who. you know who owns the publishing for the who? ole rolex wally. [ scream ] three seconds. we don't owe you a dime! [ light laughter ] of course, trump isn't actually depending on a real defense of his actions, because they're obviously indefensible i'm no lawyer, but it's pretty obvious he tried to commit sedition he fomented a violent insurrection to stop the lawful counting of electoral votes. nearly installed a crony at the department of justice to overturn the results and tried to bully the secretary of state in georgia to commit election fraud what trump is really depending on is servile, morally bankrupt republicans falling in line. and judging from comments they made over the weekend, the gop is fully onboard >> this election

rudy, you did a great job. _ let's have trial by combat! rudy, you did a great job.guts _ you did a greatjob. he has got guts. unlike a lot of people in the republican he fights. —— in the republican he fights. —— in the republican party. his republican he fights. -- in the republican party. his message was c stal republican party. his message was crystal clear- _ republican party. his message was crystal clear. and _ republican party. his message was crystal clear. and it _ republican party. his message was crystal clear. and it was _ republican party. his message was| crystal clear. and it was understood immediately, instantly, by his followers. and we don't have to guess. we don't have to guess as to how they reacted. we can look at how people reacted to what he said. you saw them. and you saw the violence. it is pretty simple, he said it, and they did it. and we know this because they told us. we they told us in real time during the attack. you saw the affidavits, the interviews of social media, live tv, they were doing this for him. because he asked them to. it

bennie thompson, the lawsuit points to words and trump shared leading up to january accusing him in rudy giuliani of mobilizing their supporters for an attack that would keep congress from certifying election results. the lawsuit cites a post-civil war law that allows civil actions to be brought against people hu use force or intimidation to prevent anyone from the duties of office, the law was originally intended to combat violence from the kkk joining us now live to talk about this lawsuit and what it means for the former president. our favorite donna crane political science lecturer at san jose state university. good evening, ghana. good evening, you're my favorite is so this lawsuit it harkens way back to the 1800's, how is it applicable today. >>it's it's kind amazing piece of law i had to go look myself it was it was hazy in my memory, but that's absolutely right so it was an active in the 1870's. >>because congress want to put into the 14th amendment. so we all remember that the 14th amendment was one of is to the constitution passed after the civil war and what was happening is t

we know dominion has sued rudy giuliani.ext, and we know they have already sued fox news. there is no way to have it both way, but goodness, they are trying. >> it's not going to help them in terms of the litigable nature of the claim, and it's not going to help them in terms of not having to defend deputy constable because he is going to have an indeem indication claim. competition for that angry white audience. so it will be interesting what happens. brian stelter, this was good. thank you for jumping in here last second to take us through this. appreciate you. good luck with the new edition of the book. can't wait to read it. >> thanks. thank you very much for watching us. you know, i like on a friday to try to pick some spots of the things that shaped the week. the lou dobbs thing just happened. i don't think it's a one off off. i don't think what they're doing over there anymore. but obviously things aren't works in terms of th

the course of conduct that donald trump and rudy giuliani engaged in. then it goes through details about the day itself, on january 6th and actions by the oath keepers and the proud boys to enter and siege the capitol. what is really important, there are a couple really important pieces of this case. the first is that the legal standard is a lot lower than in a criminal case. it's preponderance of the evidence. that means it's a civil trial, civil case and the bar is not as high as it is, as it would be in a criminal prosecution. in terms of what we'll learn, what will happen is donald trump will say this lawsuit shouldn't come against me because i was acting as president, but it's very clear that if he's guilty of this conduct that that would not be consistent with his oath as president. so, we're going to see some back and forth from the lawyers, but it is very possible that the president or his allies, people who were surrounding him, get deposed about this and we learn more about what the president did on january 6th. >> i've heard legal experts say

. >> what about rudy giuliani here, ellie. is he going to get pulled in?nt is in trouble, rudy giuliani is one step behind. he testified before multiple georgia state legislative committees. here's some of the things he said. >> they look like they're passing out dope, not just ballots. you had 10,315 people that we can determine from obituaries were dead when they voted. so right away that number you submitted to washington is a lie. it's not true. it's false. >> in fact, some of the things rudy giuliani said are completely untrue, have been completely debunked. he said there were over 10,000 dead people voted. the actual number was 2. the problem for rudy is it is a crime to lie to the georgia state legislature. you can say whatever you want in the parking lot of the four seasons landscaping, but it is a crime to lie when you're testifying before an official body. >> the problem for rudy dot, dot, dot, he would be a long, long book at this point. >> yeah. we've got to keep a lid on the number of pages. that's too much. >> ellie hoenig, thank you very muc

on november 12, the ideas brought to president trump rudy giuliani.all that a turning point. >> it is basically when they trump forces or the president himself decide he is going to power forward and dispute this election when in fact his legal options are dwindling to the point of nothing. his own election lawyers at this point have concluded that they don't have any options. they have not found anywhere near enough irregularities to overturn a state. they have a couple of small cases left but that same day, they have lost arizona. arizona is now out of reach. here comes rudy giuliani to tell the president, we are going to keep fighting. he wants all these mega lawsuits that have questionable basis but they float these conspiracy theories about democratic deep state of malfeasance. the president's own lawyers who, by the way, have pushed in some cases the limit of the law, have hit their own limit and they say, don't go with these arguments that mr. giuliani is making. it will be a disaster for you at the courts. the president shoves them aside becau

>> reporter: they're accusing him and rudy giuliani of conspiracy. they're suing the former president along with rudy giuliani, accusing them of conspiring with far right groups to incite this insurrection at the u.s. capitol and this lawsuit really traces trump's words and actions in the months leading up to the insurrection to make that conspiracy case. so here is what is in the lawsuit. quoting now, the insurrection at the capitol was a direct intended and foreseeable result of the defendant as conspiracy. it was instigated that the defendants pursued since the election held november 2020 culminated in a save america rally during which defendants incited the crowd of thousands to descend upon the capitol. so this lawsuit really cited trump's and giuliani's rhetoric. at one point in the lawsuit it accuses former president trump of delaying his speech on the ellipse so members of the proud boys could advance to the capitol and better plot their attack. now this is a claim that is not backed up by any evidence in the lawsuit. but all of this is part

rudy once again with the assist and verbal heading home. with his team facing a loss hailing holland charge forward to score a lead equaliser and as tempers flared a scuffle broke out before he could celebrate. the young norwegian scoring machine putting on a display of sheer will and power. but the frustration was evident on his teammates faces as tears which is dortmund side had to settle for a disappointing 2 all draw. and by leaving saw a 2 goal lead go to dust in minutes against minds who managed to level the affair after the break patrick sheikh made it to neil to leave because someone just a few minutes left in the match sheikh outmaneuvered the minds defense and the keeper for the score his 6th of the season bosh mines battled back and netted 2 late goals to deny leaving clues in the victory all but good at self share with the 1st of the 2 which was also his 1st ever went to sleep with goal. or mind now of the top story we're following for you u.s. senators have closure to a quaint form of president donald trump in his 2nd impeachme

this video played at a trump rally hours before the capitol attack, right after rudy giuliani called for trial by combat. >> for too long a small group in our nations capitol has reaped the rewards of government while the people have born the cost. the establishment protected itself but not the citizens of our country. >> right side broadcasting next. that will be something that is researched. listen to my next guest, a scholar of propaganda who decoded every frame of this website. professor jason stanley. i see this and i say that it is trump campaign with music underneath. you see something else. how? >> well, the video opens up with a hollywood sign. that was omitted in what you showed and it goes to biden with a vacant expression and shoemaker with a claw and pelosi flanked by two jewish congr congressmen. the elites control you. the people that control hollywood. who is biden controlled by? chuck schumer. why is chuck schumer wearing this? in anti-semitic ideology, jews push in the kkk ideology, they push for racial division and a race war in order to divide the country. so, the

rudy once again with the assist and the bull heading home. with his team facing a loss hailing holland charge forward to score a lead equaliser and just tempers flared a scuffle broke out before he could celebrate. the young norwegian scoring machine putting on a display of sheer will and power. but the frustration was evident on his teammates faces as tears it is dortmund side had to settle for a disappointing 2 all draw. this valentine's day people around the world are celebrating love in all its forms and after a difficult year there's even more reason to celebrate in one belgian nursing home where nearly all the residents have been vaccinated against hope at 19 and have you caught up with one couple as they approach 6 decades of marriage. there's a romance in the air at this brussels care home. longtime lovers francois and the coach are marking their 58th valentine's day. they moved here together when false was health began declining we usually do that if he's going i'm going because him alone are me alone that's unthinkable. also i was j

last month, rudy got hit with a $1.3 billion lawsuit from dominion voting systems. they're suing him for spreading misinformation about their machines. and apparently they had a heck of a time serving him with papers. you know, in order to sue someone you have to touch them with the document to get the lawsuit going. but every time the process server got close, rudy would transform into a bat and fly away. [ laughter ] no really. at one point, the server jammed the lawsuit into the door of an suv giuliani got into, but rudy's doorman grabbed an umbrella and pried it out onto the ground. you know, if they really wanted to get those papers to rudy, they should have had borat's daughter stuff them in his pants. [ applause ] meanwhile, jeff bezos is -- has an interesting next move. jeff bezos has reportedly expressed interest in purchasing the washington nfl team. he apparently got the idea to buy the team when he randomly found a billion dollar bill in his shorts. [ laughter ] if this happens, bezos would not only be the richest owner in the nfl, but also the one who l

rudy once again with the assist and verbal heading home. with his team facing a loss yelling hall and charge forward to score a lead equaliser and just tempers flared a scuffle broke out before he could celebrate. the young norwegian scoring machine putting on a display of sheer will and power. but the frustration was evident on his teammates faces as tears itches dortmund side had to settle for a disappointing 2 all draw. 2 goal lead go to dustin minutes against mites but managed to level the affair after the break had to think she made it to no for live accusing just a few minutes left match. outmaneuver the mind's defense and beat the keeper for the score his 6th of the season. and netted 2 late goals to deny laver victory robert cottle here with the 1st of the 2 which was also his 1st ever witnessed. that your course watching news live from berlin on a spice or extra. passion drama competition rivalry marketing numbers atmosphere power fight that's how intuition love money. stands timespan stands and fans hold. on you to join us.

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switching gears, whiles guys, rudy giuliani is being sued for making false claims about the electionhe radio station that airs his talk show added a disclaim to the beginning of it and i'm not sure that rudy knew about it listen to this this is real >> the views, assumptions and opinions expressed by former attorney to the president of the united stated, and the new york mayor, rudy giuliani do not necessarily represent the opinions, beliefs or the policies of wabc radio >> now, it's former new york mayor, rudy giuliani >> i would have thought they would have told me about that before just doing what they just did [ laughter ] that is insulting. they got to warn you about me? [ laughter ] >> tariq: that's real? >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] that's a good sign when the disclaimer before your show is like, "the guy that you are about to listen to is insane." [ laughter ] rudy on the radio is kind of a a waste of his talent. i mean, half of the fun is watching him turn into a lawn sprinkler. some entertain news, it was just announced that the new show "law and order: organized crime," wit

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. >>> tonight, the first lawsuit filed against former president trump, rudy giuliani, the proud boys and oath keepers, accusing them of conspiring in the leadup to the january 6th riot. the newly released video right here tonight. >>> and inside notre dame. we were the first to take you in after that historic fire. tonight, nearly two years later, what our james longman found there today. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on this tuesday night. and as we come on the air tonight, the emergency unfolding across several states. millions without electricity in texas and elsewhere across the south. no heat, no water, after this first storm. and it's been deadly. at least 15 dead. the family members discovered trying to stay warm in their garage. several dead after tornadoes, as well. in north carolina and georgia. one was an ef-3, winds 160 miles per hour. and this is all about to get worse. already, the coldest temperatures in more than a century. now the second storm set to move right across the country, hitting the same states yet again and then right up into the

already sued giuliani and powell for $1.3 billion in damages. >>> if you need a reminder how toxic rudy giuliani is viewed these days. listen to the disclaimer that a new york city radio aired during his own talk radio show on thursday. >> the views, assumptions and opinions presented when i new york city mayor rudy giuliani, his guests and callers on his programs are strictly their own and do not necessarily represent the opinions, beliefs or policies of wabc radio. >> now it's former new york city mayor rudy giuliani on new york's talk radio 77 wabc. >> i would have thought they would have told me about that before just doing what they just did. rather insulting. gives you a sense of how far this free speech thing has gone and how they frighten everybody. i mean, we're in america. we're not in east germany. they've got to warn you about me? >> given giuliani's legal issue, wabc management is clearly trying to protect itself from any possible liability. >> christine, what's so interesting about that is he still has a show on the radio. so he's complaining about free speech on his own s

that as we are learning tonight that the former president's also on the outs with rudy giuliani. we'll tell you why. i want to bring in kaitlan collins, senior political analyst and reporter nia-malika henderson, and the author of the book "joe biden: the life, the run and what matters now." good evening to all of you. kaitlan, good to see you again. long time no see. i'll start with you. president joe biden made -- 30 minutes. >> lasted 30 minutes. the president made news tonight on vaccines, getting back to pre-pandemic life. give us some of the headlines. >> reporter: yeah, when it comes to vaccines, he was asked by anderson when is it going to be that there are enough vaccines for anybody who wants one to get one? and for that time line he said that's end of july. you know, just earlier today we heard dr. fauci said it could be around may or june when it starts -- those restrictions of who can get one starts to fall away. but president joe biden said end of july is what they're looking at. but don, he had that really important caveat that that does not mean everyone is going

this was donald trump and rudy giuliani working with white supremacists.ling the proud boys to stand back and stand by, sure, it created a backlash, but donald trump never walked it back. he's never condemned any of these groups, neither have most of the house republicans who "the new york times" reported them to be associated with, six of them. where are we heading, chuck rosenberg, when you have this relationship between violent militias, white supremacists and republicans? >> as a nation, we're heading to a difficult, dangerous and dark place. however we're also heading to point. to jason's point, he's absolutely right. a numerous groups have used civil laws of the united states to go after racist groups. like you said, we only bankrupt them, that's not a bad thing. here's what folks have to remember, to bring a criminal case you generally need a sovereign, either a state or federal government. a sovereign brings a criminal case. we do that to put them in jail as punishment. this is a very clever use of an old statute, a civil statute that gives a priva

trump personal attorney rudy giuliani is also named in the lawsuit.aims they conspired with far right extremist groups ahead of the capitol riot. they're seeking an unspecified amount of money directly from the president. >> this and a notable and really unprecedented lawsuit here. a top democratic congress backed by the naacp accusing former president trump and rudy giuliani of working with these far-right groups to incite this insurrection at the u.s. capitol and to make this conspiracy claim, this lawsuit in about 30 pages it traces trump's words and actions and really the months leading up to the insurrection. it details how trump and giuliani spouted allegedly misinformation, angry rhetoric, for weeks before and after the election. and in one part of this lawsuit, it actually accuses trump of delaying his speech on january 6th on the ellipse so members of the proud boys could actually advance to the capitol and better plot their attack. this is a claim that is not backed up by any evidence in the lawsuit, but it's part of this broader conspiracy

and just — lawyer rudy giuliani made a call. and just in — lawyer rudy giuliani made a call.hat the president's personal lawyer said on the night of this attack — personal lawyer said on the night of this attack. ,, . ., , ., this attack. senator tuberville, or i should say... _ this was the singular focus of donald — this was the singular focus of donald trump during this attack on the capital, stopping the certification. as i mentioned, iwas a triat— certification. as i mentioned, iwas a trial lawyer for 16 years. sometimes you have to ask a jury to use inferences to piece together a defendant's state of mind. we don't have to _ defendant's state of mind. we don't have to do _ defendant's state of mind. we don't have to do this here. while our country— have to do this here. while our country was violently attacked by an armed _ country was violently attacked by an armed mob, president trump not only refused _ armed mob, president trump not only refused to— armed mob, president trump not only refused to stop the attack or even address— refused to stop the attack or even addr

some of its hosts lou dobbs, maria bart chrome oh, jeanine pirro and rudy guiliani and sidney powell they worked in concert to wage a disinformation campaign against the company, disinformation campaign that the lawsuit says has really endangered the existence, whether this company can even survive. i talked to the ceo of the company who said they really had no choice but to file this lawsuit, because he's not sure if they're going to be around in a few years. he says that the -- one tiny error. right? this was a deranged conspiracy theory promoted on fox week after week for a long period of time. a period of time they should have known it wasn't true and promoted by rudy guiliani and sidney powell. fox wanting to defend itself. calling it a meritless lawsuit. sidney powell dismissing it as well and we reached out to rudy guiliani but haven't heard back from him quite yet. >> awaiting that. laura, how strong is this case, or is there a case that smartmatic has here? >> there is a case considering the second lawsuit in as many weeks about the same predicate. the idea of a disinformati

this is a big deal. >> they have sued fox news, rudy giuliani, sidney powell for $2.7 billion.id they made this disinformation campaign that has jeopardized the business's very survival and prompted some threats against some employees. according to the lawsuit, it says that fox had a financial interest to push pro-trump conspiracy theories that suggested the election was stolen. obviously it wasn't, but it aired for several weeks on fox and a lot of programs, and they said they were the villain of the story. i'll read you part of the lawsuit. it says, they needed a villain, they needed someone to blame, they needed someone they could get others to hate, the type that would incite an angry mob only works if the storyteller provides an audience of someone who personifies evil. they're saying fox chose that someone to personify the evil. i spoke to the owner of the company and he said he had no choice because this has jeopardized the company. fox responded to this lawsuit. they're calling it meritless. we reached out to rudy giuliani and others, and we'll have more for you if they

company from whatever rudy says. just take a listen to this. >> the views, assumptions and opinions expressed by former u.s. attorney, former attorney to the president of the united states and new york city mayor rudy giuliani, his guests and callers on his am are strictly their own and do not represent the opinions, beliefs or policies of wabc radio or our advertisers. >> i would have thought they would have told me that before doing what they just did. rather insulting. >> they didn't even tell him it was going to happen. >> then there is that epic showdown on newsmax where bob sellers cutoff and corrected mike lindell. he said he was there to talk about being booted from social media sites but he went off about voter fraud instead and he said he was going to reveal everything on friday. watch. >> they did this because i'm reviewing all the evidence on friday of all the election fraud with these machines. >> okay. mike, can i ask our producers. can we get out of here, please? i don't want to have to keep going over

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rudy being rudy. these are the metaphorical rhetorical uses of the word fight.hat, right? suddenly, the word fight is off limits? it is a term used over and over and over again by politicians on both sides of the aisle. of course, the democrat house managers know that the word fight has been used figuratively in political speech forev. >> he also went on to say the impeachment process itself was unconstitutional. >> not only is this impeachment case preposterously wrong on the facts, no matter how much heat and emotions injected by the political opposition. s also plainly unconstituti. in effect, congress would be claiming that the right to disqualify a private citizen no longer a government official from running for public office. this would transform the solemn impeachment process into a mechanism for asserting congressional control over which private citizens are and are not allowed to run for president. in short, thi unprecedented effort is not about democrats opposing political violence. it is about democrats trying to disqualify the political opposition. i

. >> the day started with president trump and his lawyer, rudy giuliani and his son, donald trump jr., at a rally whipping up people into anger and fear. >> if we are wrong, we'll be made fools of. if we are right, a lot of them will go to jail. so let's have trial by combat. >> he just said trial by combat. >> the date ended with this violent mob attacking united states capitol. podcasts are on audible right? and your new audiobook. with everything from mel robbins to blake griffin, is there a more fascinating place than audible? no. and i've done the research. of course you have. audiobooks, podcasts, audible originals. you can't plan for your period's... audiobooks, podcasts, what the gush moments. but the right pad can. only always ultra thins have rapiddry technology and, they absorb 40% faster. the gush happens fast. that's why always absorbs faster. i'm erin. -and i'm margo. we've always done things our own way. charted our own paths. i wasn't going to just back down from moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. psoriatic arthritis wasn't going to change who i am. when i learne

i think -- >> rudy, we're going to have to -- >> because they want to cheat. >> okay. it, right? that was fox business. a spokesperson for fox tells cnn this, we are proud of our 2020 election and will vigorously defend this lawsuit in court. i want to know what you think of that statement because the company says -- smartmatic says that all that is demonstrably nauls and fox was motivated by ratings. what do you think of the statement? >> defend away if you're fox. you're going to have to defend those statements that we just heard rudy, sidney powell and lou dobbs saying. i don't think they can unless they know something 60 judges around the country and the fbi don't know. what we're about to see with impeachment, the smartmatic lawsuit, even the marjorie taylor greene, there has to be such thing as truth. not everything is true if you say it enough times, if you repeat it enough times, if you're strident enough. that is the unifying theme. we need to get back to a place where there is some concept of objective truth. >> ellie hoenig, appreciate it. always a pleasure.