ken cuccinelli, the homeland security secretary, and then to top aides, stephen miller and dan scavino. that's a pretty robust list of people who were witnessing donald trump up close leading up to january, 6th. and then on that day, we don't know how much any of these people have been willing to share so far in the grand jury investigation, those grand jury proceedings are sealed. but we do know that some of them were refusing to speak to house investigators. previously when they were asked questions in the separate capitol hill investigation. now this ruling from judge beryl howell last week before she left the benches, chief judge it does say that if they were trying, donald trump was trying to block some of their answers, claiming executive privilege. the special counsel can call those people back in and get them to answer now. this, of course, is just one of many legal probes. trump is facing this news comes on the same day that trump's attorney had to go before a different federal grand jury in the investigation into the classified documents. what do we know about that, and many

still vent stephen miller they wait in on the endless border crisis madness.hat is straight ahead. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. ♪ >> sean: in a statement the fbi confirmed two of the four americans kidnapped at the us-mexico border last friday ar dead. while the other to our receivin medical treatment and the u.s. after the news broke our own peter ducey pressed on the very weak border policy during today's white house press briefing. once again, she laughably claimed that the border safety is a top priority for this administration. i don't think so. to get now americans are being slaughtered. president biden is taking a approached, if it was al qaeda or isis operating just across the border from an american cit see. >> the president take this very seriously bring the fbi and other agencies have been on top of this since day one. when it comes to amer

gentleson just blocked stephen miller in response.he problem with this is not john fetterman himself. once again, it's impossible not to feel sad for john fetterman or anyone else who suffers from mental illness. a lot of us are eccentric many of russ eccentric and a tolerant and compassionate society to do its best to help people suffering from depression or schizophrenia or whatever. the problem is a society that elevates people who are mentally ill is doomed. wouldn't a functional society elevate people to positions of leadership who are the wisest, the smartest? the sanest? who had the greatest degree of foresight and emotional self-control? yes, it would. they would not intentionally put people in positions of authority who were incompetent. they would not allow john fetterman to write railroad safety legislation from his bed in the cy psych ward. tthat pardonthe description ins. biden, of course, will celebrate this is a new glass ceiling shattered. all empowered by being governed by people who can't think straight. but this is

join us now stephen miller.or president trump and founder of america first legal stephen, tell us and the merrick garland its white supremacy it's rampant across the country and that is the focus of what they're going to prosecute and pursue community claims without fear or favor we go after all domestic terrorism does it look like that is the case here? >> no, since the first day of this administration is been the narrative of joe biden and merrick garland that white supremacists roman the whole country, terrorizing our citizens destroying our cities and all the might of the department of justice will be used to pursue them, but they don't really mean white supremacists, what they really mean is targeting conservative americans, targeting republicans, and of course targeting donald trump for now the third year of the doj's january 6th investigation. i will never end as long as they are continuing to wield the power. what is actually happening in our country as you have nt 4.0 rioters laying siege to police trai

stephen miller, larry elder an ari fleisher. appreciate you being with us. [ applause ] connor mcgregor will be coming up later in the show. any fans here? [ applause ] i bet anybody walked up to connor mcgregor and hit him, he's going to destroy you. that ought to be american foreign policy. that simple. coming up, another week, another long list of biden blunders and drama brewing between elizabeth warren and that ever so smart and witty and articulate vice president kamala harris. we're gonna tell you what that's all about when we come back. later the great connor mcgregor on set in studio. ♪ when pain says, “i'm here,” ♪ i say, “so are they.” just one aleve. 12 hours of uninterrupted pain relief. aleve who do you take it for? my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. start making outdoor memories you will never forget. for less than $5.00 a day, you can own you

stephen miller, he assures me they are on it. we'll find out soon.and. hi, jesse always super handsome in suits and ties how about a casual friday in polo. how about one day i do like a golf shirt with a blazer over it, no tie. is that what you guys want to see? you want to see casual waters? studio is nodding. all right. we could give you guys casual. that's all for tonight. dvr the show. tucker is up next. remember i'm watters and this is my world. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight" on a friday. last fall, a democrat called tony deluca got reelected to the pennsylvania state house while dead not just dead inside like most politicians but actually dead, not breathing. and not only did deluca win after having been dead for a full month but he won in a landslide. tony deluca got more than 85% of the vote. now by any measure tha

i don't know some information, especially from aids like stephen miller. or you know mark meadows. i mean, as we've seen in the past, many have refused to say anything at all. i think they'll have a hard time refusing to say anything at all. now they could try to take the fifth amendment for themselves, but jack smith's people will be able to get some things out of them will be able to testify as to what they were doing. what instructions they did or didn't get from the former president. and i think that would be very critical for that particular days events and it may shed a lot of light on his intent through circumstantial evidence , but it's not as though they're going to be able to come forward with smoking. guns saying oh, yes. the former president said this to me or that and he knew that we were trying to incite violence. it's not gonna be that much of a smoking gun, but it will be very valuable and they have to ask. so where do you think you know? special counsel jack smith is in his investigation as we're seeing him closing in on trump's inner circle. um it's hard to predic

exclusive interviews with jim jordan and doctor ronny jackson former white house senior advisor stephen millerll with me sunday 10:00 a.m. that will do it for now, they get so much for being here have a great rest of the weekend and i will see you again next time

eight men led by meadows stephen miller, who was with trump on january six, who worked on that infamousncitement speech on the ellipse that day, meadows was with him for every part of the run up to the insurrection. um if they know where the bodies are buried in the story of the attempted coup. having been responsible in the white house for dealing with issues, including executive privilege. i think that more likely than not, uh trump is going to meet with the same frustration that he did when he tried to use executive privilege . remember to block the january 6th committee from getting documents he failed. the problem is that in for trump under u. s v. nixon executive privilege is not absolute. it must yield. the highest exigency comes when there's a fast moving criminal investigation, and that's what we have here. so uh, i'm not very sanguine about his chances . this is really bad news for trump. all of the walls are closing in in this classified documents probe shan wu trump's ernie ever in corcoran spending nearly four hours before that grand jury today we just heard andrew mccabe c

trump white house aides, including his former chief of staff, mark meadows, along with top aides, stephen miller and dan scavino. all must testify in that criminal investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election and barrage of rockets targeting a u . s base in syria. new attacks only one day after a drone affiliated with iran killed a u. s contractor and wounded six others will ask the pentagon press secretary. what is going on, plus russian troops regrouping after steep losses key city in ukraine. welcome to the lead. i'm jake tapper, and we start today with our world lead any moment. president biden is set to hold a news conference along with canadian prime minister justin trudeau. they are both in the capital of canada. ottawa perry is expected to take questions from reporters . we will cover that live one topic likely to come up tensions with iran after that suspected iranian drone strike killed an american contractor and wounded five service members in syria just yesterday. president biden order to retaliatory airstrike. although the pentagon clarified the u. s is not looking for w

exclusive interviews with jim jordan and doctor ronny jackson former white house senior advisor stephen miller and vic ramaswamy all with me sunday 10:00 a.m. that will do it for now, they get so much for being here have a great rest of the weekend and i will see you again next time. >> hello and welcome to the "wall street journal at large" the covid virus started in the chinese lab that is the conclusion that is gaining ground among u.s. intelligence agencies. why did officials and so many in the media insist this is a conspiracy theory what does that tell us about the credibility of so many of our people in the media and the widest day of public discussion and debate in america you did not really have to be a tinfoil hat not job leaving bill gates planted something in our brains to think the covid might've escaped from a lab it is a useful tool this is the simplest explanation for a phenomenon is usually the right one in this case you had a place wuhan, china city home to not one but two major biological research, scientistic engine spend their days with novel or spiritually by a trip under

stephen the miller, who we're going to the speak to in a little while, he said the gop needs to use theons process. >> yep. maria: is that what your plans are? >> definitely. i mean p as we go through -- look, we're going to focus on the attacks on the first amendment and a number of areas there whether dhs and the disinformation governance board, what we saw from fbi coordinating and colluding with big tech to suppress information and shape and mold the narrative, we're going to look at all that. we're also going to look at this disparate treatment, this different standard that we see from the fbi where they treat proof o to -- pro-lifers one way and protesters a different way. we're going to kind of focus there, and and then we're going to look to propose legislation. and in the end, the real power of congress, the legislative branch, is the power of the purse. we're going to have to use that both on all, this issue where we think the government's been argument thing the very people it's supposed to serve, but also on the border. i think we're going to have to look at ways to use the

my next guest tonight is stephen miller, broadcaster and commentator who says the condition of his owne terrier rated severely because of the covid policies. good evening, stephen. hello . neil to policies. good evening, stephen. hello. neil to join policies. good evening, stephen. hello . neil to join you policies. good evening, stephen. hello. neil to join you . policies. good evening, stephen. hello . neil to join you . thanks hello. neil to join you. thanks for being here. tell me about your mum and what you saw happen to her. reliving this whole experience today as i was preparing for this interview was quite it brings all the emotion back and usually i'm a very forthright individual as many people know. so what i did, i did the timeline i had to do it so i could recall it. and in 2019, my mum went into a care home with mid—stage dementia. we visited every single day as a family. we're very close and we wanted to see my mum. then the pandemic hit and we it was suddenly lockdown. so we were completely cut off. the care home. who, who are great at the time actually they were terrifi

knows the border, who knows more about illegal immigration than the next 10 people combined, stephen millerod to have you. one of my favorite generals, a guy who is just great. he has a lot of common sense and a lot of smarts and he's been doing a lot of television lately, general keith kellogg. thank you. a very popular man in south america very popular in brazil, the former president of brazil president bolsonaro. great honor. [cheers and applause] i don't know, you beat all these u.s. politicians. that's pretty good. [laughter] his son is a friend of mine, brazilian chamber of deputies eduardo bolsonaro. great job you are doing. just got reelected. somebody we really like in this room, i certainly like him a lot. he had a lot of courage, a very smart guy. james o'keefe. thank you, james. as we gather today, our country and our movement the greatest political movement in the history of our country as nobody could even question even the fake news media, that's a lot of fake news back there. [laughter] i want to thank the fire department, look at these people. thank you, fire department. th

knows the border, who knows more about illegal immigration than the next 10 people combined, stephen millerod to have you. one of my favorite generals, a guy who is just great. he has a lot of common sense and a lot of smarts and he's been doing a lot of television lately, general keith kellogg. thank you. a very popular man in south america very popular in brazil, the former president of brazil president bolsonaro. great honor. [cheers and applause] i don't know, you beat all these u.s. politicians. that's pretty good. [laughter] his son is a friend of mine, brazilian chamber of deputies eduardo bolsonaro. great job you are doing. just got reelected. somebody we really like in this room, i certainly like him a lot. he had a lot of courage, a very smart guy. james o'keefe. thank you, james. as we gather today, our country and our movement the greatest political movement in the history of our country as nobody could even question even the fake news media, that's a lot of fake news back there. [laughter] i want to thank the fire department, look at these people. thank you, fire department. th

the judge has ruled that the white house aides, including marc meadows and stephen miller, must testify to a grand jury investigation to overturn the 2020 election. that same judge ruled that trump's attorney, evan corcoran, must testify as well to a grand jury investigating trump's handling of classified documents. joining us now to -- democratic congressman eric swalwell, california, member of the house judiciary committee. representative thanks, for being with us. you know, it certainly has been another week after trump's unsubstantiated arrest claims. no indictment that we have been hearing from here in new york city from the da. yet we have seen an increase in death threats that have been described to alvin bragg. tell us more about how trump's -- post shake -- >> donald trump's post, richard, are exactly, moving back up, donald trump's posts are inspiring the acts of violence that are being carried out in his name. the threats. violence. and this is exactly what donald trump wants. i have zero faith that he is going to stop. a leopard doesn't change its spots. this guy has priors

joining us, stephen miller, former senior advisor, miranda divine, and "new york post" columnist and fox news contributor kellyanne conway, former senior counselor. >> goes after trump for essentially what is a nuisance payment, china and russia meanwhile are meeting on the world stage closer than ever. we are on the brink financially and in our geo political situation. does anyone realize how insane all of this? >> the democrat machine is breaking america at home and abroad. you have an activist da, a radical marxist da in manhattan who is letting murderers and killers and thugs go free to beat and abuse innocent citizens and then he is prosecuting president trump for following campaign to the letter. as you know, laura, anybody that has been in washing to, you cannot use campaign funds for personal matters. is he saying you must use campaign funds for personal matters. a complete inversion and rewrite the federal election law. as you mentioned have you joe biden pushing russia and china into an access of power together ending american hedge moan knee around the world. this is a per

my next guest tonight is stephen miller, broadcaster and commentator who says the condition of his owne terrier rated severely because of the covid policies. good evening, stephen. hello . neil to policies. good evening, stephen. hello. neil to join policies. good evening, stephen. hello . neil to join you policies. good evening, stephen. hello. neil to join you . policies. good evening, stephen. hello . neil to join you . thanks hello. neil to join you. thanks for being here. tell me about your mum and what you saw happen to her. reliving this whole experience today as i was preparing for this interview was quite it brings all the emotion back and usually i'm a very forthright individual as many people know. so what i did, i did the timeline i had to do it so i could recall it. and in 2019, my mum went into a care home with mid—stage dementia. we visited every single day as a family. we're very close and we wanted to see my mum. then the pandemic hit and we it was suddenly lockdown. so we were completely cut off. the care home. who, who are great at the time actually they were terrifi

steve stephen miller, founder of america first legal, which does great work. what do you think we're watching here? >> clearly what is happening right now is the radical left prosecutor alvin bragg in manhattan is having a struggle which frankly is unheard of, getting his grand jury across the finish line to achieve the indictment that he has been determined to achieve and that the progressive power structures have been tryin try achieve forn years, documents come out including a letter from michael cohen disi can't vowing and denying all the things that he is now testified to. let's remember, at the heart of this lie of a case is a monstrous perversion of federal law by the imperial prosecutor in manhattan. i worked in washington many years, and drill one thing into your head over and over and over again, thousand shalt not use campaign funds for a personal, private, familiar or business matter. you shall not. it is the redline in washington. the imperial prosecutor, i mean people appreciate this, in manhattan his whole case is that donald trump was obligated

stephen miller talked a lot about the border and his answer to politicians trying to get something doneave 12 appropriations bills, stop the money, the purchase -- the power of the purse and that's how maybe you will force them to make decisions here. and we'll faulk with the latest to -- talk to the latest to throw his hat in the ring. we'll get to the border as well. this is one of the major threats american families are facing today. >> as always a great show. we love seeing you in. rachel: come back to the couch. maria: love this set. >> watch sunday morning futures coming at 10:00 a.m. this young lady right here, maria bartiromo. thank you so much. rear yates it. straight ahead, putting green energy before energy security, the leaked internal memo revealing a stunning admission of the biden team's radical agenda. a former homeland security advisor on the white house's crystal clear priorities, coming up next. ♪ we go together. ♪ adam and eve. you're a gardener. a landscaper. a hunter. because you didn't settle for ordinary. same goes for your equipment. versatile, powerful, durable

loan to proveness through we spoke about appropriations process jim jordan joined me yesterday stephen miller on "sunday morning futures" they said only thing house has is power of a percent you are on appropriations committee are you prepared to fell fbi tell fbi we're not given you the money approved in the past because of x, y, z? conclusion with big tech, because ofxyz reckless spending going to hold back money in the homeland security committee because of the wide-open border will you use that appropriations process? >> absolutely house can count on me the house has control we do not have control in the senate but as member of protections committee course can count mean so to support them every ten of the away looking at 400 billion dollars worth of student loan forgiveness funds there are twice cut budget will address deficit don't have to put if you will faith and credit of united states government on table we can take some reckless will programs defund them. >> how much of the focus will deficit reduction be? president's budget we are waiting for president biden to release this budget

the other trump aides include former director of social media dan scavino, stephen miller, robert o'brien, former national intelligence director john ratcliffe. and former white house aide john mcentee. a criminal investigation usually supersedes executive privilege when the supreme court forced president richard nixon to hand over tapes of his oval office conversations. a federal judge has ruled that former vice president mike pence must comply with a subpoena to testify before that same grand jury investigating january 6th. the judge rejected a challenge by pence's team by allowed the former vp an opportunity to appeal the ruling. pence yesterday told reporters he hasn't decided whether or not he'll appeal. >> as i said i'll be washington, d.c. later this week. i'll be meeting with my counsel at that time. we'll review the judge's decision and we'll determine the best way forward. again, i have nothing to hide. i believe we did our duty under the constitution on january 6th. >> former president trump's legal team also challenged that subpoena on the same executive privilege grounds. but

this guy, if you look at what stephen miller released today with the documents that he obtained throughu can make a very easy argument that hunter biden was an unregistered foreign agent. that is a very serious crime. and the list goes on and on. money laundering and even worse. but yet nothing has been done and we have not even heard a peep from this delaware u.s. attorney. it is very odd. everyone in america is keeping up with this case. merrick garland continues to act like he does not know anything about it. he is staying out of it. i don't think anyone believes it. >> laura: and of course, the new york times is backing the doj's handling of the probe about hunter biden saying that joe biden should clearly call for his son to cooperate but not with the republican circus on the hill. what would the justice department -- that would let hunter biden stand on his own and allow the administration to focus on issues that matter most to the american people. so congressman, clearly they are worried that you all might actually uncover something and frankly, just state what is on the record i

this would include mark meadows, stephen miller, the head of personnel, robert o'brien, national security and democratic -- excuse me, department of homeland security official ken kuchinelli. this is a very big deal. >> it is, andrea. nbc news has not confirmed this reporting. but this is a sealed ruling in a secret battle going on about who can testify before the january 6th grand jury. i have to say, as a legal matter, it's not very surprising. we all remember that during watergate, a criminal investigation trumped executive privilege. richard nixon had to hand over the tapes. he was the current president. the former president has less claim to assert executive privilege. this is very clearly right in the ballpark of this january 6 investigation, what these people have to say about their dealings with donald trump as the trump team was trying to overturn that election and trying to pressure electors and pressure mike pence. all these are witnesses -- they may know things about trump's state of mind and what was said. they are relevant witnesses. now they have to testify, unless an appea

2016, you were in a meeting during the campaign at trump tower with don jr., trump's son, with stephen millermp, with georgia later, a former blackwater colleague of your, to access affection to the saudis and emiratis, who also happens to be a convicted pedophile, and also joel -- and it's really expert on social media manipulation. how come you didn't mention that meeting to congress, given its relevant to their investigation? >> i did. as part of the investigations, i certainly disclosed in the meetings that very -- >> not immigration will testimony to the house. we went through. what you didn't mention anything about august 2016 meeting in trump tower. they specifically asked you what context you had, and you didn't answer. >> i don't believe i was asked that question. >> you were asked whether any -- form of communications or contact with the campaign. he said about writing papers, putting up the old signs, no. that's what you said. i've got the transcript of the conversation here. >> you're. i might have been, i think i was at trump headquarters for the hurricane headquarters -- >> augu

maria: stephen miller had the idea to use the appropriations process to make change, affect change inr it is 12 appropriation bills we will see how you guys handle that. thank you very much for being here were watching it all michael burgesses in d.c., quick break then christopher wray confirms the origins of covid-19 came from china fbi director out with the first public confirmation of the classified leak assessments that it leaks from the wuhan lab. we are on it next. ♪ (vo) the fully electric audi e-tron family is here. with models that fit any lifestyle. and innovative ways to make your e-tron your own. through elegant design and progressive technology. all the exhilaration, none of the compromise. the audi e-tron family. progress that moves you. for businesses of all sizes, there are a lot of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you choose advanced security for total peace of mind. and you choose a next generation 10g network that's always improving, getting faste

i am wondering what stephen miller will do to be honest with you because i think he has an extremist agenda that he wants to keep pushing and look to other potential presidential contenders to continue to push back. when you're looking at mark meadows, and others there and that circle, dan scavino. these are people that were willing to do the bidding the entire time. i think that they have the most to lose here and i think it's a circle that when you are tied to the mob boss, that's our goes down together. >> it's interesting because in one sense, some of those people may go in and plead the fifth. everything i say is likely to incriminate me. speaking to him last night, you were on the with -- who said look jacks mitt the special prosecutor has the ability to say to these people i will give you immunity. you tell us what you know and we will not prosecute you. at which point, do you think they will still be prepared to possibly go to jail for donald trump? at that point if they are immune from prosecution, they kissed their political future goodbye but at least my go to jail? >> i t

i don't know if it's stephen miller who is his ghost writer and ghastly writer, these ar things that are out of the authoritarian playbook they should not be appealing t the american people. and i would contrast tha completely with th administration that we currently have it's an administration tha seeks to build up people, no tear them down or divide them, it's an administration that is seeking greater equal rights voting rights. economic opportunities so, the contrasts of light and dark could not be more clear >> representative dean, i want to talk about women, we're talking a lot about women an the things that keep them from achieving a quality and th road that is still left to hoe in terms of fairness for women you are supporting ros delauro's -- women equal pay act in thi country. yet, women still are depending on how you do the math somewhere between 77 and 8 some cents on the dollar compared to men. and the rate at which we'r closing that gap will take us, depending on what you read, 80 to 200 years what is the likelihood o something being done about thi in this congress >> we

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claim of executive privilege ordering former white house chief of staff mark meadows senior aide stephen miller and others to answer questions from a grand jury investigating efforts to overturn the 2020 election. remember leaning against the doorway and saying sudden, interesting conversation is broody mark. sounds like we're going to go to the capital to walk down to the capital didn't look up from his phone and said something to the effect of there's a lot going on, cass, but i don't know. things might get real real bad. separately corcoran, a top trump attorney, and a crucial witness and special counsel, jack smith's classified documents probe, spending nearly four hours testifying behind closed doors to a federal grand jury on friday. trump also fought in court to stop his testimony. but several judges ruling corcoran must divulge information about the conversations he had with former president trump leading up to the fbi search of mara lago last summer and that corcoran must turn over handwritten notes documenting their interaction. actions they should give me immediately back everything

i think there was a big push in the white house led by jared kushner, but also with obviously stephen miller but also counts of economic advisors that try to push a package with merit-based immigration that got completely squashed because of covid coming in and everything else was put to decide but i think that the main the main issue with legal immigration. i thought was that it was a merit based and that we wouldn't needed to change it us is kind of unique in that way. i mean if you just look at our northern neighbor canada, it's very near merit based in terms of immigration policy and but us is kind of unique in having such a high priority put on family members coming in as opposed to how much you will produce or predict or basically contributed to the economy. this comes back to milton friedman, essentially. who who famously argued that you know, we couldn't have the open border policy we had. in 1910. let's say when a lot of immigrants came in because of a well first state once you have a welfare state. the immigration policy is completely different because now people can come in just f

also ordered to provide testimony are former white house aides stephen miller and dan scavino, former national security adviser robert o'brien and ken kitchen l. e, a former homeland security official. some of these witnesses have already provided testimony, but declined to answer some questions because of the former president's executive privilege claims. trump's lawyers already planning to appeal the judge's ruling. trump spokesperson accused the justice department of quote continuously stepping far outside the standard norms in attempting to destroy the long accepted long held constitutionally based standards of attorney client privilege and executive privilege. victor aymara. all right, evan. thank you. there's a new wave of economic fears as panic is growing about the stability of another bank. germany's deutsche bank shares fell nearly 9% after the close of the european markets on friday. eu officials insist there is no reason to be concerned about the bank as investors are still worry about the health of the global financial system. here in the u. s the federal reserve continue

the trump administration basically, under the aegis of stephen miller, cracking down, trying to re-fashionntry. and you said, in this news analysis, basically the trump administration is now adopting part of that. that former trump administration spent years arguing who crossed the border without permission should not be able, easily, to apply for asylum in the u.s.. even though that's the roy laws required. that decades old progress no longer works trump and his team insisted, president biden also announced to an endorsement of his predecessors position. how so? >> well, this is a limit on asylum for those who crossed the border without or authorization. if you see a democratic administration do this, you know, ultimately, if you're fashioning it the way the trump administration did it, it's an endorsement. ultimately, it means in the future, it will be hard to repeal this type of policy. to go politically and say that we're going to open more access for asylum seekers at the border, would be quite difficult given the current political dynamics. >> what do you mean by this political dynam

why is stephen miller on tv talking about this or any subject?ds like the guy from the sci-fi movie who would be in the oval office telling the president to nuke the aliens immediately while a bunch of scientists beg for more time "we must nuke this unidentified aircraft immediately in order to establish american sovereignty and superiority over our air space. "sir, we're pretty sure it's just a birthday balloon. it has a 'paw patrol' on it. "we must show 'the paw patrol' they are not the law in this country. we are." the white house held a briefing to offer more details today. but i will say, i wouldn't mind hearing a little more from biden. when he was asked at the white house about the object shot down over alaska, this is all he had to say >> do you have anything to say about the object shot down over alaska, mr. president? >> it was a success. >> seth: that's it can you give us a little more info on unidentified objects are getting shot down in the skies above the u.s. like a game of "duck hunt" and biden is playing close to the vest like a

force mark meadows, former national intelligence director john ratcliffe, senior trump adviser stephen miller and others to testify. cnn legal analyst and former federal prosecutor jennifer rogers is joining me now. hi jennifer. so how do you expect trump's appeal to play out? i know you've said that the arguments over executive privilege that trump has been making trying to prevent. you know, his former aides from testifying have been quite weak. that's right. i'm ra, there's direct supreme court president right on point usb nixon in a criminal investigations if the government can prove a demonstrated need for testimony that will overcome executive privilege, so on the merits, he's going to lose. this again is just one of the delay tactics that trump has used so often. and what about mike? pence i mean, he's been ordered to testify about the conversations , at least, you know, in the run up to january 6th as opposed to that day, he says, he's got nothing to hide, and he's still considering whether or not he he'll appeal if you were his attorney, what would you be weighing right now? so it's

homeland security officials, the secretary and then to top aides, stephen miller and dan scavino. we have been able to confirm all of those people are affected by this now. trump did give a response, saying that the prosecutors are continuously stepping far outside the standard norms in attempting to destroy longstanding, long held constitutionally based standards here. including around executive privilege, but really in criminal investigations, it is. it is very often that prosecutors are able to use the grand jury to get answers even when people try to make claims around the presidency like this , so this isn't the first time it's happened in this investigation. related to january 6th. but this would be a pretty big decision from judge howell going forward for special counsel jack smith. yeah, sure thing. caitlin and i also want to talk about a separate case against former president donald trump, in which his attorney, evan corcoran, was in court today being forced to testify their walk us through that. right another proceeding behind closed doors. this was the grand jury invest

miller maybe stephen miller.bsequently i think he featured four dead voters who voted, three of whom were alive. but this is like the creative problem solving happened there is like we need to tell them what they want to hear, how can we do it? >> that core thing here, chris, they are afraid to tell people watching them the truth, the fact. and to their credit, they accurately got that arizona was won by joe biden first, right? and they reported it. so what they looked back at that and they did their next couple of day meeting, xaiden say, look at us, wow, we got this first. their whole discussion and text chains in emails was wow, that really pistol of some of our viewers. and we shouldn't be feeding them so much information that makes them angry. so not truth telling but fear of the reviewers and fear of their trump viewers, frankly, and how they would respond to accurate information. >> and you obviously, when you served events press secretary, you are up at the podium, you had a lot of exchanges with fox repo