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raskin. >> thank you, miss murphy, mr. chairman, madam vice chair, four days after the electors met across the country and made joe biden the president elect, donald trump was still trying to find a way to hang on to the presidency, on friday december 18th his team of outside advisers paid him a surprise visit in the white house that would quickly become the stuff of legend, the meeting has been called unhinged, not normal, and the craziest meeting of the trump presidency. the outside lawyers who had been involved in dozens of failed lawsuits had lots of theories supporting the big lie, but, no evidence to support it, as we will see, however, they brought to the white house a drafted executive order that they had prepared for president trump to further his ends. specifically, they propose the immediate massacre of state election machines by the u.s. military, the meeting ended after midnight with the apparent rejection of that idea, in the wee hours of december 19th, dissatisfied with his options donald trump decided to ca
raskin. >> thank you, miss murphy, mr. chairman, madam vice chair, four days after the electors met across the country and made joe biden the president elect, donald trump was still trying to find a way to hang on to the presidency, on friday december 18th his team of outside advisers paid him a surprise visit in the white house that would quickly become the stuff of legend, the meeting has been called unhinged, not normal, and the craziest meeting of the trump presidency. the outside...
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raskin. >> thank you, mister chairman. mr. fenton have, in the runoff to january six, two words publicly employed president trump to invoke the insurrection act that allows the president to call up militias to put down a rebellion against united states. i want to get your thoughts about this in the context of your prior relationship with stewart rhodes. i understand that you had conversations with roads about the insurrection act. why was he so fixated on that, and what did he think it would enable the oath keepers to do? >> well, i think it gave him a sense of legitimacy that it was a path forward to move forward with his goals and agendas. anne i think we need to quit mincing words and just talk about truths and it was going to be was an armed revolution. people died that day. law enforcement officers died that day. there was a gallows set up in front of the capital. this could have been the spark that started a new civil war, and no one would have -- that would have been good for no one. no one would have won their. he was
raskin. >> thank you, mister chairman. mr. fenton have, in the runoff to january six, two words publicly employed president trump to invoke the insurrection act that allows the president to call up militias to put down a rebellion against united states. i want to get your thoughts about this in the context of your prior relationship with stewart rhodes. i understand that you had conversations with roads about the insurrection act. why was he so fixated on that, and what did he think it...
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chair recognizes the gentleman from maryland, mr. raskin. >> mr. chairman, president trump's tweet drew tens of thousands of americans to washington to form the angry crowd that would be transformed on january 6th into a violent mob. dr. dennel harvin, told the committee how his team saw trump's december 19th tweet unite violent groups across the spectrum on the far right. >> we got information suggesting that some very, very violent individuals were organizing to come to d.c. and not only would they organize to come to d.c., but the nonaligned groups were aligning and so the, all the red flags went up at that point. when you have armed militia collaborating with white supremacy groups, collaborating with conspiracy theory groups online, all for the common goal, you start seeing what we call in terrorism a blended ideology, a very, very bad sign. clearly, not just across one platform but across multiple platforms these groups coordinating, not just like chatting, hey, how is it going, what's the weather like where you are at, but like what are you
chair recognizes the gentleman from maryland, mr. raskin. >> mr. chairman, president trump's tweet drew tens of thousands of americans to washington to form the angry crowd that would be transformed on january 6th into a violent mob. dr. dennel harvin, told the committee how his team saw trump's december 19th tweet unite violent groups across the spectrum on the far right. >> we got information suggesting that some very, very violent individuals were organizing to come to d.c. and...
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raskin. >> thank you, mister chairman. mr. van tatenhove, in the run of the january 6th van tatenhove -- stewart rhodes publicly implored president trump to invoke the insurrection act, the 1807 law that allows the president to call up militias to put down a rebellion against the united states. i want to get your thoughts about this in the context of your prior relationship with stewart rhodes. i understand that you had conversations with rhodes about the insurrection act. why was he so fixated on that? what did he think it would enable the oath keepers to do? >> well, i think it gave him a sense of legitimacy, that it was a path forward to move forward with his goals and agenda. i think we need to quit mincing words and just talk about truths and what is going to be was an armed revolution. people died that day. law enforcement officers died on that day. there was a gallo set up at the front of the capitol, this could've been the spark that started a civil war. no one would have won that. that wouldn't have been good for no o
raskin. >> thank you, mister chairman. mr. van tatenhove, in the run of the january 6th van tatenhove -- stewart rhodes publicly implored president trump to invoke the insurrection act, the 1807 law that allows the president to call up militias to put down a rebellion against the united states. i want to get your thoughts about this in the context of your prior relationship with stewart rhodes. i understand that you had conversations with rhodes about the insurrection act. why was he so...
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mr. chairman, i yield back. >> chair recognizes mr. raskin from maryland. >> thank you. mr. van tatenhoft, stewart rhodes implored president trump to invoke the insurrection act, the law that allows the president to put up malitias to put down a rebellion against the united states. i want your thoughts about this in your prior relationship with stewart rhodes. i understand that you had conversations with rhodes about the insurrection act. why was he so fixated on that and what did he think it would enable the oath keepers to do? >> well. >> i think it gave him a sense of legitimacy that it was a path forward to move forward with his goals and agendas. i think we need to quit mincing words and just talk about truths and what it was going to be was an armed revolution. people died that day. law enforcement officers died this day. there was a gallos set up in front of the capitol. this could have been the spark that started a new civil war. no one would have won there. that would have been good for no one. he was always looking for ways to legitimize what he was doing, whether
mr. chairman, i yield back. >> chair recognizes mr. raskin from maryland. >> thank you. mr. van tatenhoft, stewart rhodes implored president trump to invoke the insurrection act, the law that allows the president to put up malitias to put down a rebellion against the united states. i want your thoughts about this in your prior relationship with stewart rhodes. i understand that you had conversations with rhodes about the insurrection act. why was he so fixated on that and what did...
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mr. chairman i yield back. >>ha the gentleman from maryland, mr. raskin. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. van tatenhove, in the run up to january 6th stewart rhodes personally implored the president to calm up the 1824 act, rebellion against the united states. i want to get your thoughts about in your prior relationship with stewart roasdz. i understand you had conversation with rhodes about the insurrection act. why was he so fictionated on that and -- fixated on that and what did he think it would enable the oath keepers to do? >> i think it gave him a sense of legitimacy. to move forward with his goals and agenda $. i think we need to quit mincing words and talk about truths and what it was going to be was an armed revolution. i mean people died that day. law enforcement centers died this day. there was a gallows set up in front of the capitol. this could have been the spark that started a new civil war and no one would have won there. that would have been good for to lent miez legitimize what h. wrapping it in the trappings of it's not a militia, it's a community prepare
mr. chairman i yield back. >>ha the gentleman from maryland, mr. raskin. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. van tatenhove, in the run up to january 6th stewart rhodes personally implored the president to calm up the 1824 act, rebellion against the united states. i want to get your thoughts about in your prior relationship with stewart roasdz. i understand you had conversation with rhodes about the insurrection act. why was he so fictionated on that and -- fixated on that and what did...
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jamie raskin: thank you so much. jamie raskin: hey. man: mr. raskin. jamie raskin: hey. man: don't give him the fucking wall. jamie raskin: all right. man: thank you for your work. woman: i haven't emailed your office lately, but i'm sure i will. (both laughing) woman: whenever i get angry, i just fire something off. jamie raskin: we have a system of checks and balances here, and you don't hold the federal workforce and the people of the country hostage in order to get your way in a policy debate. he wasn't able to get the mexican government to pay for his wall. he wasn't able to get congress to do it, even when he controlled the house and the senate with republican control over the last two years. now, suddenly, the democrats take over the house. we won 40 seats and he decides to shut the government down. it's just an unacceptable way to do business in a democracy. ♪ ♪ (keyboard typing) ♪ ♪ i never thought that trump could turn out to be a good guy, but i thought maybe, all of this right wing authoritarian populist stuff, all this mussolini stuff, would just fad
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charlottesville was a rude awakening for the country, mr. raskin said in an interview, rattling off the list of deadly hate crimes that had taken place before the attack on the capital. there are a number of young white men getting hyped up on racist provocation and incitement. what is your perspective on the incident that day, 2017, in charlottesville. guest: it came out of the same set of issues we are talking about. the young man who organized the march on the other protesters in charlottesville, interestingly enough, was a former obama supporter. he somehow learned or it had been taught to him that african-americans -- not african-americans, but minorities were projected to become the majority of the population, and he transformed himself into this little white rights person. it's interesting, on a personal level, that he could do that. but where this fits in is we have had a pattern in this country. when there are advances in racial progress, people get concerned about that. we saw that most emphatically in post reconstruction, when the
charlottesville was a rude awakening for the country, mr. raskin said in an interview, rattling off the list of deadly hate crimes that had taken place before the attack on the capital. there are a number of young white men getting hyped up on racist provocation and incitement. what is your perspective on the incident that day, 2017, in charlottesville. guest: it came out of the same set of issues we are talking about. the young man who organized the march on the other protesters in...
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raskin. >> mr. van tatenhove, opted january six, stewart rhodes implored president trump to enact the insurrection act, allow the president to call it militias to put down a rebellion against the united states. i want to get your thoughts about this in the context of your prior relationship with stewart rhodes. i understand you had conversations with rhodes about the insurrection act, why was he so fixated and what did he think it would enable the oath keepers to do? >> i think it gave him a sense of legitimacy, a path to move forward with his goals and agendas. i think we need to quit mincing words and talk about truths and what it was going to be was armed revolution, people died that day. law enforcement officers died that day, there was a gala set up in front of the capitol, this could have been the spark that started a new civil war and no one would have been there , that would be good for no one. he was always looking for ways to legitimize what he was doing weather by wrapping it in the trapp
raskin. >> mr. van tatenhove, opted january six, stewart rhodes implored president trump to enact the insurrection act, allow the president to call it militias to put down a rebellion against the united states. i want to get your thoughts about this in the context of your prior relationship with stewart rhodes. i understand you had conversations with rhodes about the insurrection act, why was he so fixated and what did he think it would enable the oath keepers to do? >> i think it...
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>> yes, mr. raskin? >> as i understand, in the gentleman's point, he said that the gentleman from rhode island had impugned his false statements and perhaps the gentleman from brown would say he doesn't impugn his false statements. >> i don't think mr. gilmore made any statements. i think the report where we are repeating -- reported to this committee the headlines of five documents that said those claims are false. those are what the documents say. i'm not going to change the words of the documents. and i'm not impugning them, and simply putting into the record those documents that in fact refused to claim. >> the gentleman said that the ranking member grossly mischaracterized the statements and -- >> that's not the breach of decorum, that's a statement. in my opinion, he grossly mischaracterized the contents of the doj memo. that's absolutely appropriate. >> impugn's intention. >> no it does not! it doesn't impede anybody's intention. >> you've gotten so used to making statements that are outside the r
>> yes, mr. raskin? >> as i understand, in the gentleman's point, he said that the gentleman from rhode island had impugned his false statements and perhaps the gentleman from brown would say he doesn't impugn his false statements. >> i don't think mr. gilmore made any statements. i think the report where we are repeating -- reported to this committee the headlines of five documents that said those claims are false. those are what the documents say. i'm not going to change the...
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. >> -- >> mr. raskin, you are now recognized for five minutes. >> thank, you madam chair. nearly eight in ten americans say that the decision about whether or not to have an abortion should be left to women and their families and their health care providers. 62% of americans say that they support a nationwide law protecting a woman's right to choose consistent with roe v. wade. including not just the vast majority of democrats but 57% of independents that 47% of republicans, although they don't appear to have much voice in the republican caucus today. but there's lots of republicans who agree with us, that this is a choice that belongs to women, girls and their families. that is the vast majority of the american people. now, we want a nationwide law which caught of roe v. wade as a woman's right to choose, because we believe this is fundamentally a question of freedom, personal freedom and autonomy. they want a nationwide law, which makes it a crime to have an abortion anywhere, in any case, including where women and girls have been raped or are victims of incest. that fol
. >> -- >> mr. raskin, you are now recognized for five minutes. >> thank, you madam chair. nearly eight in ten americans say that the decision about whether or not to have an abortion should be left to women and their families and their health care providers. 62% of americans say that they support a nationwide law protecting a woman's right to choose consistent with roe v. wade. including not just the vast majority of democrats but 57% of independents that 47% of republicans,...
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. >> we will be connecting the dots as people know, and as mr. raskin has indicated publicly, we are looking at the connections between the various extremist groups. this wasn't just an event that unfolded. it was planned. who did the planning, and who were they connected with, how did it unfold, and i think we will be connecting dots. it'll be new information that has not yet been learned. i think it'll be worth watching. >> and as the january six panel digs for more evidence, pointing to trump's direct a role on the insurrection, the former guy will be campaigning for candidates and raising cash. tomorrow, while lawmakers are grilling his former white house counsel, guess where he'll be? the state of nevada, at a rally for gop candidates for senate governor. in the washington post now reporting that trump has found a new line of work. he is now giving speeches to supporters who pay to see him. the post says this new venture allows trump to raise money that doesn't have to go to his political action committee. what does that mean? it means he ge
. >> we will be connecting the dots as people know, and as mr. raskin has indicated publicly, we are looking at the connections between the various extremist groups. this wasn't just an event that unfolded. it was planned. who did the planning, and who were they connected with, how did it unfold, and i think we will be connecting dots. it'll be new information that has not yet been learned. i think it'll be worth watching. >> and as the january six panel digs for more evidence,...
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raskin. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. van tatenhove, in the run up to january 6th, stewart rhodes implored president trump to invoke the insurrection act, the 1807 law that allows the president to call up militias to put down a rebellion against the united states, and i want to get your thoughts about this in the context of your prior relationship with stewart rhodes. i understand that you had conversations with rhodes about the insurrection act. why was he so fixated on that, and what did he think it would enable the oath keepers to do? >> well, i think it gave him a sense of legitimacy that it was a path forward to move forward with his goals and agendas. i think we need to quit mincing words and just talk about truths and what it was going to be was an armed revolution. i mean, people died that day. law enforcement officers died that day. there was a gallo set up in front of the capitol. this could have been a spark that started a new civil war, and no one would have won there. that would have been good for no one. he
raskin. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. van tatenhove, in the run up to january 6th, stewart rhodes implored president trump to invoke the insurrection act, the 1807 law that allows the president to call up militias to put down a rebellion against the united states, and i want to get your thoughts about this in the context of your prior relationship with stewart rhodes. i understand that you had conversations with rhodes about the insurrection act. why was he so fixated on that, and what...
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raskin is indicated probably. we are looking at the connections between the various extremist groups. this wasn't just an event that unfolded. it was planned. who did the planning, and who were they connected with, how did it unfold, and i think we will be connecting dots. it'll be new a formation that has not yet been learned. i think it will be worth watching. >> what's is the expected timeline for the public section of this? you know, should we anticipate -- is there gonna be some kind of closure, things wrapped up, in the committee do you suspect that there will be additional public, hearings and maybe some later on? how should we think about that? >> well i think we announced at the very beginning that we intend to have a report. and they report will be after the public hearings. so i think towards the fall would be a good guess. we will lay out everything that we found out. as others have mentioned, people are continuing to come in with new information. some of them is valuable, some of it is not, but it tak
raskin is indicated probably. we are looking at the connections between the various extremist groups. this wasn't just an event that unfolded. it was planned. who did the planning, and who were they connected with, how did it unfold, and i think we will be connecting dots. it'll be new a formation that has not yet been learned. i think it will be worth watching. >> what's is the expected timeline for the public section of this? you know, should we anticipate -- is there gonna be some kind...
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i was dying to ask mr. raskin, i was reading an article in no when the transition team from trump around december 12 at the pentagon, the acting secretary of defense at the pentagon canceled the transition meetings with the bidens. was that december 12 cancellation by the secretary of defense a possibility that was foreshadowing the fact they were not planning on transitioning? i tried to write members of the january 6 committee but every time -- none of them are in my district. there is no way to contact the congressman not in your district even though it may be a national institute that you can find. maybe someone from the next january 6 hearing would ask the biden transition director or the acting secretary of defense chris miller what happened and why they did want to push those meetings past january 1. host: it looks like we'll have to wait until september to find out. that is when we are expecting the next of those select committee hearings on the generate six attack on the capital. the house about to
i was dying to ask mr. raskin, i was reading an article in no when the transition team from trump around december 12 at the pentagon, the acting secretary of defense at the pentagon canceled the transition meetings with the bidens. was that december 12 cancellation by the secretary of defense a possibility that was foreshadowing the fact they were not planning on transitioning? i tried to write members of the january 6 committee but every time -- none of them are in my district. there is no way...
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>> yes, mr. raskin? >> as i understand, in the gentleman's point, he said that the gentleman from rhode island had impugned his false statements and perhaps the gentleman from brown would say he doesn't impugn his false statements. >> i don't think mr. gilmore made any statements. i think the report where we are repeating -- reported to this committee the headlines of five documents that said those claims are false. those are what the documents say. i'm not going to change the words of the documents. and i'm not impugning them, and simply putting into the record those documents that in fact refused to claim. >> the gentleman said that the ranking member grossly mischaracterized the statements and -- >> that's not the breach of decorum, that's a statement. in my opinion, he grossly mischaracterized the contents of the doj memo. that's absolutely appropriate. >> impugn's intention. >> no it does not! it doesn't impede anybody's intention. >> you've gotten so used to making statements that are outside the r
>> yes, mr. raskin? >> as i understand, in the gentleman's point, he said that the gentleman from rhode island had impugned his false statements and perhaps the gentleman from brown would say he doesn't impugn his false statements. >> i don't think mr. gilmore made any statements. i think the report where we are repeating -- reported to this committee the headlines of five documents that said those claims are false. those are what the documents say. i'm not going to change the...
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. >> you made some comments earlier based on questions asked by mr. jeffries and mr. raskin that were, you know, inside what you are actually investigating. that's why i had to ask that. let me just move on. is what speaker pelosi knew regarding potential threats in her preparation, or lack thereof, something that is off the table? is that something that could be investigated as well by the og? >> i'm not gonna discuss anything about that ongoing investigation. when i can tell you is, it's our obligation at the justice department to uphold the rule of law. it's what distinguishes us from dictatorships and autocracies. a central tenet of the rule of law is that no one, no matter status, is above the law. we will continue to pursue the facts and apply the law in the course of our investigation of the january 6th attack. >> my 30 seconds. i wanna go back to my colleague from rhode island pointing out that biden's doj has -- a choice act. even after the revisions, several national security officials have raised concerns that the bill could limit u.s. tech companies abilit
. >> you made some comments earlier based on questions asked by mr. jeffries and mr. raskin that were, you know, inside what you are actually investigating. that's why i had to ask that. let me just move on. is what speaker pelosi knew regarding potential threats in her preparation, or lack thereof, something that is off the table? is that something that could be investigated as well by the og? >> i'm not gonna discuss anything about that ongoing investigation. when i can tell you...
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sarah bloom raskin: tommy's teacher, mrs. webb. jamie raskin: oh, i read that one. president biden: we've endured. we prevailed. here we stand looking out at a great mall, jamie raskin: after we lost tommy, we got thousands and thousands of letters. a lot of them were coming from people who knew tommy or people who were moved by tommy's poetry. it was just an overwhelming and affecting thing. (jamie sighs) president biden: in my first act as president, i'd like to ask you to join me in a moment of silent prayer to remember all those who we lost in this past year to the pandemic. we will honor them by becoming the people and the nation we know can and should be. ♪ jamie raskin: we were not the only family in that god awful year to lose a family member. if you add up covid-19, opioid deaths, gun violence, and all of the other normal causes, millions of people lost loved ones. we are indeed surrounded now by american carnage. ♪ mamá, growing up... you were so good to me. you worked hard to save for my future. so now... i want to thank you. i started investing with
sarah bloom raskin: tommy's teacher, mrs. webb. jamie raskin: oh, i read that one. president biden: we've endured. we prevailed. here we stand looking out at a great mall, jamie raskin: after we lost tommy, we got thousands and thousands of letters. a lot of them were coming from people who knew tommy or people who were moved by tommy's poetry. it was just an overwhelming and affecting thing. (jamie sighs) president biden: in my first act as president, i'd like to ask you to join me in a moment...
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. >> yes mr. raskin. >> as i understand the gentleman's point he said the gentleman from rhode island had impugned his false statement. and perhaps the general from rhode island with a does not impute his false statement? >> i don't think he made any statements print think the it repeating a reporting to committee the headlines of five documents that said those claims are false but that's what the documents say. not quite a change the words of the document. and night and i am not impugning them for instantly putting into the record this documents that in fact refute the claim for. >> the gentleman said the ranking member grossly mischaracterized the statements. >> is not a breach of decorum it is an accurate statement. >> in my calculation he grossly mischaracterized as the conduct the d.o.j. memo. >> intention too. >> it is not impugn it anything about his intention. >> you've gotten so used to making statements that are outside the rules off decorum. that you do not even recognize when you do. y
. >> yes mr. raskin. >> as i understand the gentleman's point he said the gentleman from rhode island had impugned his false statement. and perhaps the general from rhode island with a does not impute his false statement? >> i don't think he made any statements print think the it repeating a reporting to committee the headlines of five documents that said those claims are false but that's what the documents say. not quite a change the words of the document. and night and i am...
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oh, we have mr. raskin, i don't want to upstage. him let me say, there has been a lot of alarmist rhetoric here today. the really has. i'm going to ask miss warbelow, something you said earlier really struck me. you lamented are dusty old founding documents. you expect your obvious disdain for the founders who drafted them. that's how it was received here. i'm not sure if that's what you intended. are you aware, let me say, would you agree that america is indeed the most successful, most powerful, miss phoniness re-nation in the history of the? world >> i would agree that america is in critically apart and country. one that i love. it has made mistakes. it continues to make mistakes. as americans, we need to come together. to correct those mistakes. i apologize if what you took away was a critique of our founders. my critique is at the founders were not representative of the people of the united states. >> sure, let me, let me quote reclaim i time. but they did acknowledge that we are in the process of making a more perfect union. t
oh, we have mr. raskin, i don't want to upstage. him let me say, there has been a lot of alarmist rhetoric here today. the really has. i'm going to ask miss warbelow, something you said earlier really struck me. you lamented are dusty old founding documents. you expect your obvious disdain for the founders who drafted them. that's how it was received here. i'm not sure if that's what you intended. are you aware, let me say, would you agree that america is indeed the most successful, most...
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the gentleman from maryland, mr. raskin, is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chair. after the washington post exposÉ of decades of sexual harassment and fatigue, dense nighter announced he'd be conducting an independent investigation into the toxic workplace culture. then, when allegations surfaced, implicating mr. snyder himself, the nfl said it is taking over the investigation, so far so good. then, in september of 2020, mr. go dell, you entered into a secret common interest agreement with dan snyder's team to share information about the investigation, which included an investigation into his own conduct. you never told the women who are participating in interviews with miss wilkinson that there was this secret agreement to share information. so, now, mr. snyder got access to these interviews. how is that protecting the privacy and confidentiality of the women, which you have asserted is your key value here? >> well, common interest agree with, i'm not an attorney, it is a legal document the hottest the commanders investigation to the leak investigation. it is an
the gentleman from maryland, mr. raskin, is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chair. after the washington post exposÉ of decades of sexual harassment and fatigue, dense nighter announced he'd be conducting an independent investigation into the toxic workplace culture. then, when allegations surfaced, implicating mr. snyder himself, the nfl said it is taking over the investigation, so far so good. then, in september of 2020, mr. go dell, you entered into a secret common...
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but it seemed important to both congressman raskin and congresswoman cheney and congresswoman murphy to make clear that they were also victims, that their lives were also upended not just by the lies but what they did in service to the lies. >> yeah. i agree. they really did put a human touch on it, even to the people who were acting on his behalf. and he was in some ways, was trump, a sort of supporting player here. we found out a few nuggets. there's the statement in the december 18th meeting, which is an amazing meeting that it's crazy the chief of staff let happen. there's his rewriting of the speech and adding all this stuff about pence. but otherwise, he doesn't figure in as much, except, look, there are always ragtag terrorists out there. i've prosecuted them. there are people who are deluded or believe in a charismatic leader. what they aren't, however, are normally following the direct commands of the president of the united states. so, in some ways, even though he's the supporting player here, he really is the looming factor in the background that is making everything happe
but it seemed important to both congressman raskin and congresswoman cheney and congresswoman murphy to make clear that they were also victims, that their lives were also upended not just by the lies but what they did in service to the lies. >> yeah. i agree. they really did put a human touch on it, even to the people who were acting on his behalf. and he was in some ways, was trump, a sort of supporting player here. we found out a few nuggets. there's the statement in the december 18th...
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charlottesville was a rude awakening for the country, mr. raskin said in an interview, rattling off the list of deadly hate crimes that had taken place before the attack on the capital. there are a number of young white men getting hyped up on racist provocation and incitement. what is your perspective on the incident that day, 2017, in charlottesville. guest: it came out of the same set of issues we are talking about. the young man who organized the march on the other protesters in charlottesville, interestingly enough, was a former obama supporter. he somehow learned or it had been taught to him that african-americans -- not african-americans, but minorities were projected to become the majority of the population, and he transformed himself into this little white rights person. it's interesting, on a personal level, that he could do that. but where this fits in is we have had a pattern in this country. when there are advances in racial progress, people get concerned about that. we saw that most emphatically in post reconstruction, when the
charlottesville was a rude awakening for the country, mr. raskin said in an interview, rattling off the list of deadly hate crimes that had taken place before the attack on the capital. there are a number of young white men getting hyped up on racist provocation and incitement. what is your perspective on the incident that day, 2017, in charlottesville. guest: it came out of the same set of issues we are talking about. the young man who organized the march on the other protesters in...
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raskin and when he was asked if machine guns should be legal. and mr. massie said states should make that determination. if they want to make machine guns legal, it's somehow ok. you talk about extremism, we have seen what extremism is all about from many of my friends on the other side of the aisle and we have seen the power of the blood money that has poured into campaigns that has resulted in people coming to the floor and making us these ridiculous moments. this is a moment people have to stand up and be counted. i yield 2 1/2 minutes to the the gentlewoman from texas, ms. jackson lee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. jackson lee: i thank the gentleman. we can see the lengths democrats have gone to simply try to save lives. john lewis sitting on the floor of the house afpak land and said you have got to do something, never give up, never give in and never give out. the moral authority of this congress. we failed because my friends on the other side of the aisle could not see the carnage and bloodshed that happened at parkl
raskin and when he was asked if machine guns should be legal. and mr. massie said states should make that determination. if they want to make machine guns legal, it's somehow ok. you talk about extremism, we have seen what extremism is all about from many of my friends on the other side of the aisle and we have seen the power of the blood money that has poured into campaigns that has resulted in people coming to the floor and making us these ridiculous moments. this is a moment people have to...
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. >> gentleman from maryland, mr. raskin, he's recognized for five minutes. >> thank, you mr.. mister daniel, you said the suffering of the children in uvalde and other victims of ar-15s was quote, unfathomable to you. does this mean you do not understand the impact of ar-15s on human flesh and the human body? >> congressman, what i was referring to is the horrible situation that these people had to endure and -- >> do we understand the impact on human flash of your product? >> yes, sir, every firearm is capable of killing a human. >> reclaiming my time, in his important testimony today, mr. busse reference the bloody violence we experienced on january six 2021, something not mentioned by our colleagues who continue to think it is a tourist visit, and are clearly soft on criminal insurrection, and soft on criminal violence against our police officers. americans killing americans, that's a good description of what is taking place with gun violence today. on january 6th, we experienced the worst domestic insurrection against our government since the civil war. more than 150 offic
. >> gentleman from maryland, mr. raskin, he's recognized for five minutes. >> thank, you mr.. mister daniel, you said the suffering of the children in uvalde and other victims of ar-15s was quote, unfathomable to you. does this mean you do not understand the impact of ar-15s on human flesh and the human body? >> congressman, what i was referring to is the horrible situation that these people had to endure and -- >> do we understand the impact on human flash of your...
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the turn organizing gentleman from maryland, mr. raskin, for five minutes. >> mister chairman, thank you very much. when this hearing began the gentleman from ohio rattled off a list of incidents of vandalism and graffiti and -- churches taken place. and he mentioned several of them in my district. and i want to say that i denounce and i categorically reject these outrageous acts of vandalism and graffiti. break-ins against fortunate district. regardless of who did them. left, right or center. this mess and. this is not a proper way for anyone to treat other people's property or churches or to express political opposition. now, does the gentleman from ohio and who hates colleagues on that side of the aisle reject the acts of the already proven acts of murder and violence that have been taking place against doctors, nurses, police officers and health care provider is not over the last several weeks or months but over the last several decades. ? do they announce, today denounced the murder of ob/gyn doctor david gone? of pensacola, fl
the turn organizing gentleman from maryland, mr. raskin, for five minutes. >> mister chairman, thank you very much. when this hearing began the gentleman from ohio rattled off a list of incidents of vandalism and graffiti and -- churches taken place. and he mentioned several of them in my district. and i want to say that i denounce and i categorically reject these outrageous acts of vandalism and graffiti. break-ins against fortunate district. regardless of who did them. left, right or...
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mr. president, did you hear that? the children and teens at the highland park parade instinctively knew what was happening because they had been trained in their schools to deal with mass shootings. that's how common these mass shootings have become. i grew up in a different era, cold war era, where it was duck and cover under your desk for fear of nuclear attack the soviet union. these kids, our kids, our grandkids, are being schooled not just on the abc's, but they are being schooled in survival so that if a shooter shows up in the classroom, they know what to do to try and survive. the judiciary committee was told our children are expected to return to schools in about a month. they are frightened to go back. they are frightened to play outside. many never want to go to parades again. for the rest of their lives, they will look over their shoulders, ready for another active shooter. thanks to the drills our society has normalized in our classrooms. she continued, playing outside his no
mr. president, did you hear that? the children and teens at the highland park parade instinctively knew what was happening because they had been trained in their schools to deal with mass shootings. that's how common these mass shootings have become. i grew up in a different era, cold war era, where it was duck and cover under your desk for fear of nuclear attack the soviet union. these kids, our kids, our grandkids, are being schooled not just on the abc's, but they are being schooled in...