congressman sean patrick maloney of new york. we will be watching you all in action here during the day tomorrow and into the night. thank you very much for making time to join us. >>> and with that, let's begin our leadoff discussion on this tuesday night. philip rucker is back with us, pulitzer prize winning white house bureau chief for the "washington post." co-author with carol leonnig -- who's standing by to join us later -- of the best-selling book, "a very stable genius." those two are working on a new book about the president's last year in office. phil notably traveled with the president on the texas trip today noting on instagram this was his last air force one trip of trump's presidency. also with us, peter baker, chief white house correspondent for "the new york times." he is among the co-authors of the book, "impeachment: american history." it has swung back around to being relevant again. and melissa murray, she's an nyu law professor who happened to clerk for judge sonia sotomayor while she was on the u.s. court of

let's dig deeper with a member of congress who had a narrow escape that day, democrat sean patrick maloney from new york. good to see you safe, brother. >> good to be with you, chris. >> the first question goes to the idea of this new reporting. did you know about this report that was made in advance? >> are you talking about the capitol police report? >> yes. >> no. first i heard. but i have to tell you, the whole thing smacks of a bunch of agencies trying to get it right. it's a huge miss on everyone's part. i spoke to the sergeant of arms personally two hours after the attack, and he told me they expected a peaceful protest and my jaw hit the ground. i think anybody who was looking would have seen all kinds of warning signs, so there needs to be a dispassionate and thorough investigation, and the rest of this, i think, is just people trying to get -- >> so the memo concluded that january 6 purported to be a danger because of the size of the crowds, the group's mission, the call to bring lethal weapons, the two largest protests in proximity to capitol grounds, and the fact that both had

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sean patrick maloney, the gentleman from louisiana, mr. mike johnson, the gentlewoman from ohio, mrs. beatty, the gentleman from north carolina, mr. hudson, the gentlewoman from california, ms. jacobs, the gentlewoman from oklahoma ms. bice and members of the california delegation. the members of the committee, the majority and minority leadership will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. without objection, the house will stand in recess subject to of the r -- to the call chair. >> house speaker nancy pelosi, the democratic leader will become the speaker of the house in the 117th congress winning 216 votes. she had some defections. the minority leader kevin mccarthy winning 209 votes from his republican cleggs -- colleagues, no defections for him. let's speak about who voted against nancy pelosi. it's been tweeted out jim cooper, jason crow, ron kind, katrina lynn price, kathleen schrader, two years ago voted against her, today they voted for her when their names were called. then you also had their odd golden,

. >> joining me is congressman sean patrick maloney of new york.insurrection on the 6th. you're still pretty -- you're still pretty clear of the mind that what happened on that day, there was some inside help. this was an inside job. >> be careful. i don't think i've used that term. i have reason to believe there were people in that mob who were coordinating with each, who had planned actions in advance. all of that needs to be investigated. i don't think any of us should be jumping to any conclusions about who did what until there's a thorough investigation. there's certainly enough evidence already to know the president and his enablers in congress incited this violence with an incendiary lie about the election being stolen. that's very serious. >> let me play for you, and i'm sure you've seen it, congressman miki sherrill from new jersey. listen to what she had to say. >> what was so shocking is as you mentioned, visitors aren't allowed in the capitol complex. since march, since the start of covid, that has been shut down. all tours are shut dow

sean patrick maloney, the gentleman from louisiana, mr.ike johnson, the gentlewoman from ohio, mrs. beatty, the gentleman from north carolina, mr. hudson, the gentlewoman from california, ms. jacobs, the gentlewoman from oklahoma ms. bice and members of the california delegation. the members of the committee, the majority and minority leadership will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. without objection, the house will stand in recess subject to of the r -- to the call chair. >> house speaker nancy pelosi will be the speaker of the house. let's talk about who voted against the aquatic leader. -- the democratic leader. jim cooper, jason crow, ron kind, kathleen rice, kurt schrader two years ago voted against nancy pelosi. today they voted for her when their names were called. golden, aad jared democrat of maine, who voted for senator tammy duckworth. mikie sherrill, abigail spanberger and -- alyssa slotkin all voting present. conor lamb of pennsylvania voted for hakeem jeffries, who something could take over as

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sean patrick maloney, the gentleman from louisiana, mr. mike johnson, the gentlewoman from ohio, mrs. beatty, the gentleman from north carolina, mr. hudson, the gentlewoman from california, ms. jacobs, the gentlewoman from oklahoma ms. bice and members of the california delegation. the members of the committee, the majority and minority leadership will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. without objection, the house will stand in recess subject to of the r -- to the call chair. let's talk about who voted against nancy pelosi. jim cooper, kurt schrader. two years ago they voted against nancy pelosi. today they voted for her when their names were called. golden, ad jared democrat of maine who voted for senator tammy duckworth instead of pelosi. -- you also had abigail spanberger, voting present. then you had conor lamb of pennsylvania who voted for hakeem jeffries, some speculate could take over as the democratic leader for house democrats after leader pelosi steps down. that is what has happened so far. is the

joining us sean patrick maloney. what is your reaction to vice president pence rejecting the speaker's call to invoke the 25th amendment? >> reporter: it's just the latest in a disappointing failure. the president should resign barring the cabinet and vice president should do their duty but we of course, assume they won't. we've all learned that by now. that's why tomorrow we'll move forward to do our duty to hold this president accountable. >> do you believe there will be significantly more house republicans who vote to impeach beyond the small hand full who have already announced their intention to do so? a republican source says from ten to 25 members of the party and house may vote to impeach. >> reporter: well, i don't know. i'll believe it when i see it. we've watched for years as they look the other way during kids in cages or payments to porn stars or other scandals and/or corruption of this administration and the duty they have swore an oath to uphold when they joined the congress and recognize they are taki

and i remember one of my other colleagues, sean patrick maloney, as we walked out he pointed to thispost, with the hand sanitizer attached, and he said, well, either that guy's really concerned over his safety or he's just really dedicated to hand hygiene. but it was -- it was awful. surreal. >> jimmy: and of all the people in there, you have to be aware of the fact that you are one of the more recognizable faces when it comes to the anti-trump movement. and it probably wouldn't have been great if they'd found you. luckily they didn't find you. you guys were corralled into a room together. in that room where you were with republicans, some of whom may have contributed to what happened, was there animosity? was there bonding? what was it like in there? >> you know, it's interesting you mention that it would not have been a good thing for the mobsters to get ahold of me. a number of republicans, as we are rushing out of the chambers, said to me -- because we could literally see glass breaking as the rioters were smashing the glass doors to get into the chamber. a number of republicans

sean patrick maloney, the gentleman from louisiana, mr. mike johnson, the gentlewoman from ohio, mrs. beatty, the gentleman from north carolina, mr. hudson, the gentlewoman from california, ms. jacobs, the gentlewoman from oklahoma ms. bice and members of the california delegation. the members of the committee, the majority and minority leadership will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker-elect to the chair. without objection, the house will stand in recess subject to of the r -- to the call chair. >> in recent congresses, the speaker elections to the house have been almost entirely political, problematic, and not necessarily focused on process.onal when i started, speakers would take a lot of time promising fairness from the chair. from the like fairness chair is any less a concern, it is just that one they are not in the chair often themselves, and two, the people they do appoint as presiding officers are always from the majority party and are expected and instructed by the speaker to be fair and to follow -- >> when did that ch

. >> sean patrick maloney, thank you so much for spending time with us. we're grateful. turning our conversation to pulitzer prize winning columnist and msnbc legal analyst, former general council at the fbi. i have to start with you, andrew, on what the congressman just said there. he's confirming an account we first heard about from democratic member of congress who told her constituents that there was a member giving a tour to some of the people who returned the next day to carry out the insurrection against the capitol. the congressman there is saying that the ethics committee is not the right place to deal with that, but the criminal justice system is. would bit your hunch that that is under investigation? >> my hunch is that right now, that is not under investigation, but that it will be. it's obviously always tricky to have a criminal investigation that involves congress, but it can be done. and there's two types of crimes. i would say sort of small and big picture ones. one is the simple types of crimes related to trespasses, sort of illegally being on the premis