wanted to be, always wanted to be let in and now trump to a large extent has taken advantage but rudy giulianidult. let's not forget in the years, giuliani becoming america's mayor, when he was a prosecutor, he operated and became famous for his mob cases but the cases he made against insider traders of wall street, a lot of those fell apart and he engaged in people marching out in handcuffs but did it for self-grandizing more so than the rule of law. that part of his character was forgotten after 9/11. he went after squeegy handlers in "new york times." >> that's the giuliani i remember from living in new york. the america's mayor part no so much. let's go back to the january 6th investigation. so associated press is reporting that jeffrey clark, former assistant attorney general that tried to use the justice department's influ -- influence to overturn the election, what does that tell you, glen. if he was cooperating and then becomes uncorporative? >> it tells me he's probably unwilling to answer questions that might incriminate him but he's not trying to invoke his fifth amendment right aga

. >> rudy giuliani is undermining our national security. >> rudy giuliani was considered to be a greatlaw and order. he was one of the heroes of 9/11. >> and i think that's part of why it was so disturbing to watch him unravel and watch him debase himself in support of this guy who they thought that he was better than. >> by the way, do you have any idea that the state department -- shut up, shut up. you don't know what you're talking about. >> chris, chris, chris. >> he was kind of a mess, but he was always around, and he was only loyal, and that was the only thing that seemed to matter to the president. >> he's a great guy. he knows it's a witch hunt. >> we followed his press conference very closely, and was very aware of what the view of him was in mainstream circles. >> he was nothing but respectful to all of us here, shook hands, took pictures with us, greeted all the cops. but, you know, i think going on tv, i don't know if something changes. >> he once told me my view of my legacy is the quote, f-it. >> thank you for coming. i'm here on behalf of the trump campaign as an attorne

our national security. >> rudy giuliani was considered to be a great force of law and order. heroes of 9/11. >> and i think that's part of why it was so disturbing to watch him unravel and to watch him debase himself in support of this guy who they thought that he was better than. >> by the way, do you have any idea that the state department -- >> shut up! shut up! >> hold on. >> shut up! you don't know what you're talking about. you don't know what you're talking about, idiot. >> he was kind of a mess. but he was always around. and he was always loyal, and that was the only thing that really seemed to matter to the president. >> he is a great guy. he knows it's a witch hunt. that's what he knows. he's seen a lot of them. >> rudy followed his press coverage very carefully and he was very aware of what the view of him was in mainstream circles. >> he was nothing but respectful to us when he was here. shook all of our hands, took pictures with us, greeted all the cops. but, you know, i think going on tv, i don't know if, you know, something changes. >> he once told me my view o

commissioner when rudy giuliani was mayor. bernard kerik pleaded guilty to committing federal crimes as police commissioner and was sentenced to four years in federal prison. the only reason bernard kerik was subpoenaed is because he was operating as a right-hand man to rudy giuliani in an attempt to steal the election. why was bernard kerik subpoena bud rudy giuliani wasn't? we'll speed what congressman adam schiff, a member of the january 6 committee has to say than in just a minute. michael flynn is also on today's list of subpoenas. he of course pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi and was pardoned by donald trump on the night before thanksgiving last year, three weeks after joe biden was declared the winner of the presidential election. the pardoned michael flynn immediately threw himself at high speed into trying to help donald trump steal the election. attorney john eastman was one of the six subpoenaed. he is the author of the infamous and utterly false legal memo claiming that vice president mike pence had the authority

and the people that were at the willard hotel running the command center, people like mayor rudy giuliani, john eastman, bernie karrick, they were simply thely ahsans in

powering possibilities. >>> new video exclusively obtained by cnn shows former trump attorney rudy giuliani under oath about his election lie. giuliani is being sued by dominion voting systems for saying the 2020 election was rigged. and you're going to see a video from a deposition back in august. >> we had a report that the heads of dominion and smartmatic somewhere in the mid teens, you know, 20, 13, 14, whatever, went down to venezuela for a get-to-know meeting with maduro so they could demonstrate to maduro the kind of vote fixing they did for chavez. >> you say the heads of dominion and smartomatic? >> yes, that's what i was told. before the press conference i was told about it. sometimes i go and look myself online when stuff comes up. this time i didn't have the time to do it. it's not my job in a fast-moving case to go out and investigate every piece of evidence that is given to me. otherwise you're never going to write a story. you're never going to come to a conclusion. >> oh, boy. cnn's senior legal analyst and former federal prosecutor eleni goikos elie honig joins me now. is t

a conspicuous name missing from the list, of course, is rudy giuliani.at all these folks were doing. but how it appears right now is that the select committee is essentially working its way up the ladder, working inward to people closer and closer to trump just to get a detail picture of what happened and why it happened. >> two follow-ups on this, bets, one quickly here. just because giuliani isn't part of this batch we don't know whether for sure he's not part of any batches of subpoenas or not or whether this might be come down the road from the select committee. we have no guidance reporting on that. >> of course. there's no reason whatsoever to believe that this is a final batch of subpoenas. >> almost certainly not. >> more likely to come in the final weeks. >> you made a point and, danny, i want you to jump in on this point. these are folks not serving in the white house on january 6th meaning that executive privilege claim could become harder for them to make. however, betsy, as you know, steve bannon was also not serving in the white house on ja

kerik is an ally of rudy giuliani, his former. boss he worked with to quote,, investigate allegation of voter fraud. the committee notes reporting that kerik paid for rooms, suites, in washington d.c. hotel and served as elections commence enter. it's nice that he paid, i guess. you participate in the january 5th meeting, at the hotel, he also pardon, steve bannon. john eastman, others. this is where we are tonight with outstanding subpoenas for angela mccallum, who by the way, i hope she has a lawyer, she definitely should get one, miss mccallum if you're watching. john eastman, michael flynn, and bernard carrot, as well as steve bannon who has made no moves to comply despite the contempt vote against him. so we wait to see what the newly subpoenaed trump allies, january six committee and department of justice will do next. congresswoman is the member of the select committee, to just issued these subpoenas, and she joins me now. zoe lofgren, is there a unifying the here in these folks, or should we interpret this as the committee

presumably they are interested in rudy giuliani but they're working their way up? >> it seems that way. we remember those wacky press conferences where rudy giuliani was presenting false evidence to try to back up the lie. i'm also keeping my eye on the author of that dubious memo that laid a legal claim for how vice president mike pence could up end the entire process and not certify the election. we're looking at the top sort of lieutenants of the trump world. it will be interesting to see -- >> another lawmaker promoting the big lie is paul gosar. he's under fire for tweeting an an may video which shows him killing alexandria ocasio-cortez. his sister was on msnbc last night. >> i am absolutely beyond aghast at how much this man has gotten away with. i don't know what he would need to do for any one of those people in a, quote, leadership position to held him accountable and i must ask attorney general merrick garland where are you? >> as a member of the house, is he completely immune to any kind of action for things he does online? i know anything he says on th

why was rudy giuliani outside of a landscaping company? >> you have to tune in the film. the film is tonight. today is national four seasons day. he was there giving the press conference in front of the garage door and he was you doing what he does best which is stir the pot, to create disorder. i think trump and the campaign thrived on chaos and just trying to get any attention they could and they did a really good job except the attention they drew to themselves was all premised on these allegations of voter fraud that didn't actually exist. >> mike, how did you find out that giuliani was at four seasons landscaping? are you doing landscaping or all merchandising or leveled out? >> we pretty much leveled out. we'll have one of the most busy snow seasons with the contracts picked up. we have merchandising up there for anybody who wants it. when it came to the whole notoriety of this we kind of just, you know, we ran with it but really didn't help coming the actual landscaping portion. it got the name out there. if you google us we are the number one searched land scaper

while all that is happening, we are also aware that rudy giuliani is coming to philadelphia. >> wow,ful day, thank you. >> going to the four seasons landscaping place to say that our voters' votes shouldn't be counted. >> i was about to bring up four seasons total landscaping because it was -- >> in philadelphia, they keep the votes of dead people secret. >> the most -- >> very suspect method of voting -- >> degrading. >> there was o no security, zero. >> pathetic. >> people have no assurance at all that those ballots were cast -- >> farcical moment in my view of this post-election day challenge of this all. and appropriate. >> there would have to be anonymously cast for joe biden in order to catch up. >> they obviously didn't mean to have it at four seasons landscaping in an industrial area next to a creme tore yum and a sex shop. >> it was the day trump got the news he did not want to hear. >> he was told by his top political advisers that basically it was over, and he listened and he decided that he wanted to keep fighting. >> so? >> trump decided to put giuliani in charge and tha

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what was the extent of trump's conversations with rudy giuliani and bannon and others. when we discovered his memo, we found two-page memo many are calling it a blueprint. who directs him to do it? we know mike lee of utah, there are still unanswered questions. they're going to try to fight this all the way to the supreme court to avoid answering questions. >> bob, what about the question of executive privilege? we heard that around steve bannon. he was the host of the podcast, he was at the willard helping to lead that charge. how far do we think executive privilege extends if it does at all? >> i am skeptical of a reporter of claims of executive privilege in this circumstance. john eastman had been given interviews about his conduct. >> he was not in the white house. there is all a way to see if the supreme court weighs in and protects privilege. that's why the doj matters here. is it going to be a criminal investigation of this insurrection in any way. the criminal investigation is what opens up watergate. it enables the supreme court to say we need to get the inform

can you talk about the link between those two things and even rudy giuliani's call for combat justiceat this point because they realize this is the alamo. this is the end. this is the last chance they have. and so they bring out everything they have got and we know a lot of it, we have a lot of it in the book, there is new reporting that people are bringing to this. and the interesting test is going to be what is going to provide us with the full story. can the january 6th committee in the house really do this and get to the bottom of it? and their working on it, but they don't have the strongest hand. >> and just real quick, we've connected in our book trump to the willard war room and those scenes are cited in the subpoena that has led to bannon's criminal contempt charm. but there is other great reportings going on out there, they're trying to piece together that answer to your question, joe, which is where are the other unanswered questions on the rally itself, the oath keepers, the proud boys, the march up pennsylvania avenue. we've focused on trump, what was he doing and who he

also new video of rudy giuliani admitting under oath that he didn't do any due diligence on the lieshe election. he just spread them. it's a reminder that in many ways both in the committee process and the courts accountability continues. joined by washington bureau chief and your thoughts? >> right with a key word. accountability. what this committee is doing. i'm glad they're not just looking at what happened on january 6th. we know most of that story. the violence, the insurrectionist violence. we don't know what trump did throughout the day. a great "washington post" slam-bang, three-part story that came out a few days ago showing trump kind of confused. telling kevin mccarthy at one point it's antifa and yelling at kevin mccarthy, these people care about trump more than you do. can't be both. right? we still don't know a lot what went on at the white house that day. but the jeffrey clark part of this i think is really important. he was a senior justice department official, headed 9 civil division. had nothing to do with election fraud. or ballot, you know, vote counting anywhere

and the people that were at the willard hotel running the command center, people like mayor rudy giuliani, john eastman, bernie karrick, they were simply thely ahsans in communication with a lot of people on the ground in these swings states truing to convince their republican allies and state legislatures to help them overturn the results of the election. they were trying to find fraud. again -- i said this before but it was sort of a spaghetti on the wall operation. they were reaching out to as many people they thought would be sympathetic to trump as possible. that being said we still haven't seen the big fish cooperate with the committee here. i think that might prove to be a problem for this committee. of course putting together all of these small pieces are very important. there is so much we still don't note. our reporting over the past few weeks i think says that itself. but when people like jeffrey clark refuse to ask questions, people who were in the oval office with the president in the days and weeks leading up to january 6th insurrection, people like john eastman who has alre

rudy giuliani came down to a state senate meeting and showed the video out of sequence and made a narrative that they were finding these balance and stuffing the boxes. we brought in our investigator and the georgia bureau of investigation and fbi. everyone looked at the full tape and they said nothing is there. that went into their report. the former attorney for the northern district resigned. they brought in the attorney for the southern district as acting director. they both said there was nothing there. what had gotten out on fox news, and all my contractor friends work calling me about it, looking at what rudy giuliani was putting out, a false narrative. that is what we were facing from day one. we are still fighting it over a year later and you're asking me that. we responded to that immediately. it has been totally debunked. it is one of those urban legends out there that makes it difficult. talk about that in my book so you have the full information about what happened and did not happen in state farm. host: let's hear from connecticut, good morning. mary lou, good morning. we will

republicans come close allies are being pressured by the whitest, mark meadows chief of staff, rudy giuliani and john eastman, this conservative lawyer, to think through how to help president trump get his aim of the ring some of these electors out, moving the election to the house of representatives where republicans because they have control of the most delegations could potentially tip the election to president trump. in a very important beating comes on january fourth where vice president pence and his lawyer and his advisers come in to the oval office. president trump is there with john eastman this conservative lawyer, and for the first time we published this memo that is got a lot of attention, a six part memo from john eastman outlining how mike pence get to what electors and give the election to trump. and you see in the scene president trump saying to try to listen to john eastman. listen to john. listen to john. and eastman has this memo think it's constitutional and legal for pence to essentially walk up on january 6th and then walk away. so this is president trump having a press

rudy giuliani, the former mayor of new york city, the former president's lawyer, deposed in a defamationone onvoting systems and other voting systems. i want to play the former mayor here. let's see it. >> we had a report that the heads of andominion and smartmatic, somewhere in the teens, 20, 13, 14, after, went down to venezuela so they could demonstrate to maduro the kind of vote fixing they did for -- for chavez. >> you said the heads of dominion and smartmatic. . >> yes. that's what i was told. before the press conference, i was told about it. sometimes i go and look myself when stuff comes up. this time i didn't have the time to do it. it's not my job in a fast-moving case to go out and investigate every piece of evidence that's given to me. otherwise, you're never going to write a story and you're never going to come to a conclusion. >> so we have known some of that content had been reported before but we hadn't seen anything before. he repeated things at a press conference but never bothered to check at all. >> in order to win a libel, the plaintiffs have to show reckless disrega

while all that is happening, we are also aware that rudy giuliani is coming to philadelphia. >> wow,hat a beautiful day, thank you. >> going to the four seasons landscaping place to say that our voters' votes should not be counted. >> i was about to bring up four seasons total landscaping because it was -- >> in philadelphia, they keep the votes of dead people secret. >> the most -- >> suspect method of voting. >> degrading. >> there was no secure. pathetic. >> zero. >> people have no assurance at all that those ballots were cast -- >> farsical moment in my view of the post election day challenge of all. >> and inappropriate. >> and was unanimously cast for joe biden to catch up. >> they did not intend to have it at four seasons landscaping, across from a crematorium and a sex shop. >> and it was the day trump got the news he didn't want to hear. >> he was told that it was over and he listened and he decided that he wanted to keep fighting. >> so. >> trump decided to put giuliani in charge and that's what he did. giuliani was willing to do what he wanted. >> and that is what led to t

and former new york city police commissioner and ex-felon, who worked with rudy giuliani to investigate fraud that never existed. also subpoenaed, john eastman, a trump lawyer who crafted a plan for using vice president mike pence to invalidate the election results. >> and all we are demanding of vice president pence is this afternoon at 1:00 he let the legislatures of the state look into this so we can get to the bottom of it, and the american people know whether we have control of the direction of our government or not. >> finally, there's michael flynn, trump's former national security adviser who discussed invoking martial law after the election. >> if he wanted to, he could take military capabilities and place them in the states and basically re-run an election. >> so these people have beenish s -- been issued subpoenas, but will they comply. you might wonder if compliance is optional, as the justice department has yet to decide whether to prosecute steve bannon for publicly, brazenly refusing to testify. merrick garland and the department haven't determined whether to charge him w

he also allegedly worked with rudy giuliani to promote baseless allegations of voter fraud. karic is the first one we're hearing about issuing a public statement about these subpoenas. he is saying this to cnn -- "i will not be threatened, intimidated, force into bankruptcy or silenced at the hands of this committee who are not looking for the truth but targeting patriots and members of the president's legal team that wanted nothing more than to investigate and expose those irregularities." so he's already airing his defiance. but as you talked about at the top, the question remains here, will any of these latest six subpoenaed trump allies comply or will they follow steve bannon's lead and defy these subpoenas, especially given the fact the justice department, 2 1/2 weeks in now, still has not decided to prosecute bannon for that criminal contempt referral. interestingly, none of these six, just like steve bannon, none were government employees, and that could make any claims they might make about executive privilege a step like we've seen with steve bannon. guys? >> we'll

. >> now we need to talk about rudy giuliani. cnn has obtained this video taped deposition.nder oath, this is the anatomy of a conspiracy theory, okay, this is how it all gets planted, the disinformation because under oath, he admits he really had no idea what he was talking about. this is about the dominion voting systems. you'll remember when that was a big issue they were trying to push that there was some sort of conspiracy and that they had changed votes. here is rudy giuliani in his own words. >> we had a report that the heads of dominion and smartmatic, somewhere in the mid-tweens, you know, 2013, '14, whatever, went down to venezuela for a get to know me with maduro so they could demonstrate to maduro the kind of fixing they did for chavez. >> you say the heads of dominion and smartmatic. >> yes, that's what i was told before the press conference. i was told about it. sometimes i go and look myself online when stuff comes up. this time, i didn't have time to do it. it's not my job in a fast moving case to go out and investigate every piece of evidence that's given to

as we wait for the january 6th committee to at some point surely subpoena rudy giuliani, you can watch extraordinary documentary about the infamous press conference rudy giuliani held last year in the parking lot of a family landscaping company in philadelphia. did that by mistake. that documentary is "the four seasons" total documentary. it airs tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. right here on msnbc. and coming up, why do texas republicans want to get isabelle wilkerson's masterful book out of texas school libraries? texas representatives jasmine crockett and julie johnson will tell us next. us next [ sneeze ] are you ok? oh, it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. unlike other cold medicines, coricidin provides powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure be there for life's best moments with coricidin. now in sugar free liquid. >> man: what's my safelite story? my truck...is my livelihood. so when my windshield cracked... the experts at safelite autoglass came right to me... with service i could trust. right, girl? >> singers: ♪ safelite r

four seasons, total landscaping a local business in philly where rudy giuliani who was then trump's lawyereasons hotel but that did not stop the landscaping company from poking fun this halloween dressing it self up as the hotel itself. now a brand new msnbc documentary takes a look behind the scenes at what in god's name happened there one year ago. >> i got a call from my son, anthony, this is bigger than we think and rudy's sitting at my desk and the plaque says "boss lady." i looked at my husband, i said "i think we better get over there." >> sure did. joining us now the documentary's director chris stout and producer glen zipper. help us understand what was it like for the little landscaping business to suddenly be on the world stage and what is it like for them now? they're famous. >> actually rocked their world, something they never knew would happen to them and handled it with aplomb. it became an international if he nom phenomena. >> i walk down new york streets and see people wearing four seasons t-shirts and it's amazing. >> it is amazing. obviously we're here to solve the myste

know you're a real scumbag when you can make abraham lincoln seem dishonest [ laughter ] that's rudy giulianier mayor of america's largest city and former personal attorney to the president of the united states. although he looks more like a character who got cut from "oregon trail" because he gave the kids nightmares. whenever you encountered him, a message would pop up that says, "you have died of embarrassment. looks like t [ laughter ] "your next mission is to whack robert e. lee. [ laughter ] then go see vito down at the docks and tell him it's done." [ laughter ] also, what accent is he doing? is that supposed to be 19th century american or coma patient learning how to talk again? [ laughter ] if that's what abe lincoln had actually sounded like, the north would've given up and lost the civil war. "four score and seven years ago, somebody rented out my bedroom." "this guy sucks. [ laughter ] they tried to overthrow an election based on bat [ bleep ] conspiracy theories from bamboo fibers on ballots, to italian satellites hacking voting machines, to election software designed by hugo cha

with people who are not the president, who are not part of the executive branch, bernie kerik, rudy giulianiy hasn't he complied. >> i'm not sure why you think -- >> those are questions he answered. >> mr. bannon -- >> that's not protected by executive privilege. >> there are certainly conversations, if mr. -- if you're talking about conversations outside of the executive branch, clearly those are not covered by executive privilege. the central issue here is the invocation of executive privilege. that's where everything fell apart with respect to -- that's with respect to the charges here, not appearing and not producing the documents. >> part of his contempt of congress charge is because those -- the committee has been clear, and you know this, david, they have been very clear that some of what they want to ask him about has nothing to do with conversations that he had with the president. so those are questions that he could just by your admission there answer. he has chosen not to, which is what leads to the contempt of congress charge. >> here's the problem. here's the problem. this comes

they were saying might be not true because in a newly release the deposition former trump lawyer rudy giulianited he had no evidence for his voter fraud claims because he didn't have time to verify them >> new video exclusive to cnn shows donald trump's allies saying under oath that they put very little effort into verifying debunked claims of election fraud before spreading them on the national stage >> before the press conference, i was told about it. sometimes i'd go and look myself online when stuff comes up this time i didn't have the time to do it it was not my job in a investigate every piece of and evidence that's given to me. >> seth: no, of course not that's what lawyers are for, as everyone knows [ laughter ] you're just the events coordinator for a landscaping company. [ laughter ] oh, rudy rudy, sweet rudy, that is your job. i mean, it was suppose to be your job although in fairness, rudy looks less like a guy who would investigate a crime and more like the guy sitting on a park bench who just tells the cops what they're doing is wrong. "you think the pickpocket went that way well

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of listened and said maybe, but he wouldn't get off of it. >> it was not just characters like rudy giulianie claims, there were others stepping in to aid with the dirty work of trying to subvert the election. >> kent packston, the texas attorney general, big supporter of donald trump, brings a lawsuit arguing that the ballots from four states, pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, and georgia, should be thrown out because those states had not followed their own laws in allowing mail-in balloting and in the way that they had carried out their elections. he was arguing that millions of ballots should be thrown out. >> reporter: the legal filing was so constitutionally unhinged and substantively bereft the texas solicitor general refused to allow his name on the suit. the suit cited a litany of convoluted and speculative allegations and some downright lies. >> it said that philadelphia's votes shouldn't be counted because it used domestic indian voting machines. philadelphia doesn't use dominion voting machines. basic facts like that. it was completely absurd to read. >> another absurdity, the la

> b: i nt to ask you you, with congressman bennie thompson, are suing the former president and rudy giulianiging they violated the ku klux klan act by conspiring with white supremacists to incite the violence at the capitol on january 6. as you watch what's happening in charlottesville, how do you think that that trial fit has any connection at all, will influence your case? >> understanding the act was created after the civil war had ended, and you had members of congress pursuing a course to carry out their sworn duty. and any time you have a disruption for members of congress from carrying out their sworn duty, that's a disruption and a violation of the act. and that's what we sued on. congressman thompson had to step downals the lead plaintiff. barb radio lee is now the lead plaintiff. but when you witness what took place on january 6, is falls squarely on what the framers of the act intended, that members of congress-- senate or house members -- should not be under anatfin violce, that woud ent duty.--wioheer >> banto quickly ask you about the current president. his approval rating amon

the feds the raided rudy giuliani's apartment.wer james o'keefe's apartment over biden's daughter's missing diary. the fbi dropped the ball on the dirty brian laundrie * the and let him escape when he came home without gabby. joining me next, chris christie, governor, before we get to all this. what's your reaction to the kyle rittenhouse verdict? >> justice was done, jesse. it reinforced my faith and confidence in the american jury system. when prosecutors overreach, juries correct. you can see by his reaction, politicians shouldn't get into legal cases because they don't know anything about them. but the things said about kyle and by politicians across the country tushed out to be dead wrong. a group of people, citizens who sat there and listened to admissible evidence on both sides. it should reinforce all of four faith in the jury system. jesse: rogue prosecutors. we have seen that clearly at the department of justice. rogue fbi agents. the fbi, the department of justice has not a great reputation sometimes when it comes to un

today's subpoenas followed those issued yesterday for michael flynn, rudy giuliani's associate bernie kerik. and a woman named angela mccallum. citing this voicemail to a michigan state representative. >> you do have the power to reclaim your authority and send a slate of electors that will support president trump and vice president pence. >> reporter: the question now is whether those subpoenaed today and yesterday will actually testify. the answer to that may depend on what happens with steve bannon. bannon defied his subpoena. he's been held in contempt. if the justice department prosecutors him, the others will see that they could go to jail for failing to cooperate. if justice does not cooperate, the others will see there is no price to pay for defying congress. david? >> all right, jon karl back with us tonight. jon, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next tonight to your money and more specifically, to your car. we are in a red hot market right now and tonight here, the reason why. and this question -- is your car suddenly worth more than it was a couple of years ago? and if yo

and this commemorative rudy giuliani service dispenser, so you can have breakfast every morning with. don't miss your chance to own a piece of mega history. may not represent actual history. >> our thanks, to realtime with bill maher for that bit of one six creativity from their show this past friday night, and that is our broadcast. for this monday evening, as we start a new week together, with our thanks, for being here with us. on behalf of all our colleagues at the networks, of nbc news, goodnight. tonight on all in. >> six new subpoenas from the select committee investigating january six, tonight, what we know about what the committee wants with michael flynn, bernard kerik, john eastman, and more. plus, why hasn't the justice department moved on to steve bannon yet? a new reporting on the right wing playbook drawn up in advance of the insurrection. >> all we are demanding of vice president pence is this afternoon at 1:00, he let the legislatures of the state look into this. plus, the grim reality of the partisan toll, covid continues to take on america. and the former president

here he's pictured with rudy giuliani at trump january 6th rally, which was not part of the riot at a january 4th meeting with trump's chief of staff, mark meadows and former vice president mike pence. it's believed easement breathed pence. i had to refuse certifying electoral votes for biden pens did not follow through with this advice, but the question is, did any of these men know about the planned attack on the capital? 40 of the people involved in the january fix chaos remain in jail. congresswoman majority of the green of georgia and congressmen, louis gomer of texas were criticized for meeting with some of those people during a scheduled visit of the facility. green commented on the conditions saying they were being treated like prisoners of war in a tweet, she said she had never seen human suffering like she witness there. while some of the left said her claims were purely political. the u. s. marshal service inspected the jail in late october, the reported poor conditions of the jail led to some 400 to haney's being transferred to a federal facility in pennsylvania. but none

rudy giuliani lost his law license. and we read yet another case where they are going after the trump organization. trump and anybody associated with trump seems to be the focus of persecution by prosecution, either in new york or these other states, or by the federal government. we will not continue as a republic -- and by the way, if this continues -- and by the way, when joe biden says he wants unity, i would say to him, call these prosecutors and say, the election is over. call off the dogs. simply do a good job as president -- which, clearly he is not doing -- then let the voters decide what they want going forward. host: let's go to ben, florida on the democrats line. caller: good morning. how are you doing mr. schlapp? guest: how are you? caller: how do you live with yourself after i just listen to you -- you twist everything around. first of all, military. do you think military men should be vaccinated? guest: i think everybody should be -- i'd love to answer your question. i think every teacher and every americ

after the meeting his sister called adams a bargain basement rudy giuliani knock off and newsom said going back to the old ways of policing, that we will take to the streets again, there will be riots. there will be fires. there will be bloodshed. >> adams a former nypd captain who ran on fighting back against crime and bringing back those planed clothes police officers is not backing down and will fulfill his campaign promise. >> this won't be a city of riots and burning. this will be a city where we will be safe and have effective policing. that is not heavy handed. >> crime in new york city surjdz this year. the nypd is looking for this man after a woman was sexual assaulted in central park yesterday. and a 54-year-old woman jogging in another neighborhood was sexual assaulted allegedly by howard shaw who was released from prison on tuesday and now back in custody. >> julie: thank you very much. the power panel now. david and leslie. thanks for coming on today. this is disturbing on many levels. we also have a black mayor for the first time in years. you have black lives matter al

going to possibly argue that his conversations are covered by executive privilege that he had with rudy giuliani, with bernard kerik, with john eastman? none were members of the executive granch on january 5th. he gets convicted on his defiance of those communications to congress alone. when we're talking about mark meadows, the chief of staff is the closest adviser to the president. but that's not the end of the question. we were asked, what were they talking about? if they were talking about covering up for january 6th or the president's pleasure, that's not covered by executive privilege. >> robert ray, a couple of problems. the first, you don't get to exercise the privilege, you would exercise that the former president does. the second problem is, you say there's not a lot of law in this area. there really isn't any law. this is a privilege that's gone through executive action. why would we assume the supreme court would take up this matter. they've never taken it up before. >> the supreme court has taken up these questions when they got to this point in the nixon era is the only relevant ex

and bernie kerik who worked with rudy giuliani to investigate allegations of fraud nbc news has reachedas not yet heard back. >>> the justice department cracking down on one of the world's most notorious ransom ware gangs attorney general merrick garland announcing charges against two suspected hackers from the r evil ransomware group. they are responsible for thousands of cyber attacks that stole millions of dollars from companies. one of the suspected hackers is ukrainian and is currently under arrest in poland the other suspect is believed to be in russia but investigators were able to seize more than $6 million from him. >> the justice department is sparing no resource to identify and bring to justice anyone anywhere who targets the united states with a ransomware attack. >> extradition proceedings are currently underway to bring the ukrainian suspect to the united states satellite images appear to show china built mock ups of u.s. navy warships in the middle of a remote chinese desert. analysts say they're part of a new sophisticated target range that the chinese military developed