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donald trump knew he lost. despite this knowledge, donald trump went to court to contest the 2020 election and lost in court. the electoral college met and declared joe biden the winner, yet, donald trump continued to pull out all of the stops in his attempt to stay in power. what donald trump proceeded to do after the 2020 election is something no president has done before in our country. in a staggering betrayal of his oath, donald trump attempted a plan that led to an attack on a pillar of our democracy. it is still hard to believe. the facts and testimonies are clear, consistent, and undisputed. how do we know this? how have we been able to put -- present such a clear picture of what took place? because of the testimony we have heard and that we have had presented to you through these proceedings. because of the documentary evidence we have gathered. and also, made available directly to you, the american people. when you look back at what has come out through this committees work, the most striking fact is
donald trump knew he lost. despite this knowledge, donald trump went to court to contest the 2020 election and lost in court. the electoral college met and declared joe biden the winner, yet, donald trump continued to pull out all of the stops in his attempt to stay in power. what donald trump proceeded to do after the 2020 election is something no president has done before in our country. in a staggering betrayal of his oath, donald trump attempted a plan that led to an attack on a pillar of...
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donald trump syndrome. for the country to move forward, we must come forward and move forward rather than backwards. how do you think donald trump would respond to my theory? guest: you know. he is not about coming together. that does not work for him. he had opportunities. because he is so ideologically flexible, there was hope that he could read someone to work across lines. he was a democrat and a republican. he is from new york. he is not a super hard-core conservative. you could not operate in new york that way. therefore, he could be the guy who brought a party together. that is not what he chose to do. he chose to go right because that was the people who stood with him. his view is come i'm going to stick with the people who stuck with me. he did not believe in working with democrats. the trick is, he is never going to be that kind of politician. maybe not any politician can do that in today's era. he talked about times where he has seen divisiveness where people did not like him. he is not out there
donald trump syndrome. for the country to move forward, we must come forward and move forward rather than backwards. how do you think donald trump would respond to my theory? guest: you know. he is not about coming together. that does not work for him. he had opportunities. because he is so ideologically flexible, there was hope that he could read someone to work across lines. he was a democrat and a republican. he is from new york. he is not a super hard-core conservative. you could not...
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president trump. here is what the vice president counsel greg jacobs told us about his preparations with the vice president chief of staff mark short. >> mark indicated to me that there was a possibility that there would be a declaration of victory. within the white house that someone pushed for. this was prior to the election results being known. the key was trying to figure out a way of avoiding the vice president being thrust into a position where he might not have sufficient information to do so. >> following this conversation, mr. jacob drafted a memo to mr. short that the select committee got from the national archives. this memo was sent on november 3, election day. it advised "it is essential the vice president not be perceived by the public as having decided questions concerning disputes of electoral votes prior to the full development of all relevant facts." a few days before the election mr. trump consultant with one of his outside advisors inside activist tom fitton about the strategy for
president trump. here is what the vice president counsel greg jacobs told us about his preparations with the vice president chief of staff mark short. >> mark indicated to me that there was a possibility that there would be a declaration of victory. within the white house that someone pushed for. this was prior to the election results being known. the key was trying to figure out a way of avoiding the vice president being thrust into a position where he might not have sufficient...
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donald trump just sort of talked . not surprisingly, a lot of what he said was complaints about 2020 along with insoles up just about every single person we asked about -- insults about every single person we asked about. host: guest: it is an interesting question. donald trump was not very quotable in the interview that he is reprising grievances that he said many times. he is a believer in marketing and the power of repetition. he seemed to believe that the more he said something, even if it is untrue, the more effective that is for him. as a author, i said it is valuable for us to see the subject in action and taking insight in the way. i think the main take away is that, he is trying to sell us and also the american people on a series of lies by repeating them over and over again. host: when you did the interview, did he know the title of the book? guest: now, we did not decide it. we decided it a few months before we turned it in. i think he knew we were authors. i think he understood we were independent journalis
donald trump just sort of talked . not surprisingly, a lot of what he said was complaints about 2020 along with insoles up just about every single person we asked about -- insults about every single person we asked about. host: guest: it is an interesting question. donald trump was not very quotable in the interview that he is reprising grievances that he said many times. he is a believer in marketing and the power of repetition. he seemed to believe that the more he said something, even if it...
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it's ivanka trump. the ties between the trumps and the murdochs are deep. jared, when he bought a weekly newspaper in new york, the new york observer, he'd reached out to murdoch for advice in the newspaper business to become basically, his protege, and a relationship developed between rupert, wendi, and jared and ivanka. they even vacationed together, went to the caribbean on a yacht, naturally. early 2015, so ivanka proposes a lunch. and at this lunch, it's ivanka, jared, donald trump, and rupert murdoch. there really couldn't be a more glaring contrast at this intimate lunch. trump, this larger than life glutton, a cheeseburger and fries kind of guy. at this stage, rupert's a health nut. grilled chicken and vegetables and a little soup. the only thing these two men have in common is diet coke. rupert has no idea what this lunch is about, and then trump breaks the news; i'm going to run for president. the subtext being; he's going to want rupert's support. without looking up from his soup, rupert says; you better be prepared to get wrapped up badly. which
it's ivanka trump. the ties between the trumps and the murdochs are deep. jared, when he bought a weekly newspaper in new york, the new york observer, he'd reached out to murdoch for advice in the newspaper business to become basically, his protege, and a relationship developed between rupert, wendi, and jared and ivanka. they even vacationed together, went to the caribbean on a yacht, naturally. early 2015, so ivanka proposes a lunch. and at this lunch, it's ivanka, jared, donald trump, and...
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, donald trump's first national security adviser, met with trump and talked about trump giving an order to seize voting machines. and that's not where flynn's unhinged ideas ended. >> did you know that a governor can declare war? governor can declare war, okay? and we're going to probably -- we're going to probably see that. >> it's a deranged virus. and it's going viral from the deep corners of the dark web onto main stream sites such as twitter, where experts tell cnn they've seen a surge of posts about civil war in recent weeks. after the mar-a-lago search, one post in a trump online forum stated, i'm just going to say it. attorney general merrick garland needs to be assassinated, simple as that. another said, kill all feds. and all of this is probably why in a recent poll 64% of you said you expect to see increase in political violence in the u.s. over the next few years. you're right to have those fears. at least i hope they're just fears and not desires. i mean, some polling suggests americans are more willing than ever before to support violence as a legitimate way to further one
, donald trump's first national security adviser, met with trump and talked about trump giving an order to seize voting machines. and that's not where flynn's unhinged ideas ended. >> did you know that a governor can declare war? governor can declare war, okay? and we're going to probably -- we're going to probably see that. >> it's a deranged virus. and it's going viral from the deep corners of the dark web onto main stream sites such as twitter, where experts tell cnn they've seen...
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trump when the race. we were out spent almost two to one of the clinton campaign but what hillary did was spend most of the money on bloated staff and misspent money on how time her advertising and we made the same mistake in 2020. there's a story how monkeys with flamethrowers would bring cash almost as fast as jared did because we have like a super bowl ad. he gave to $50000 at one time and wrote one check for $250,000. the check was used for two seconds of a super bowl ad ten months before the election. when we got four, six weeks out to election day, we were out of money. we had to cancel ads even though we raised more than biden. that alone is incompetent. the other thing kushner did and like do some things and six figures, huge overhead. it wasn't managed well and messaging was poor. a great story about him. i blame him for bringing down zuckerberg and facebook and jack dorsey and twitter on trump in 2020. the way it goes is he gets on 60 minutes after the 2016 campaign tries to take credit for the
trump when the race. we were out spent almost two to one of the clinton campaign but what hillary did was spend most of the money on bloated staff and misspent money on how time her advertising and we made the same mistake in 2020. there's a story how monkeys with flamethrowers would bring cash almost as fast as jared did because we have like a super bowl ad. he gave to $50000 at one time and wrote one check for $250,000. the check was used for two seconds of a super bowl ad ten months before...
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to prosecute donald trump? the fact that he is out there lying to the american people about the way that these things work? >> absolutely. it is notable that he continues to make that statement about planting that he has refused to make that statement in the court of law, and before judge cannon, or just theory, or in the 11th circuit. he has not said any of that. why? there are criminal sanctions for those lying in court. he's decided wisely to only make these false statements in public. i would say that also, any person with any sort of logical brain would think, okay, it can't be both planted and they are mine. he can't say that those documents should be returned, if they are planted. also, if you are going to plant documents, you would think that the fbi would plant documents that are not so sensitive that they would never be able to be used in a criminal case. in other words, you're not going to plant top secret part compartmented information where the main issue has been -- and i probably know from my ent
to prosecute donald trump? the fact that he is out there lying to the american people about the way that these things work? >> absolutely. it is notable that he continues to make that statement about planting that he has refused to make that statement in the court of law, and before judge cannon, or just theory, or in the 11th circuit. he has not said any of that. why? there are criminal sanctions for those lying in court. he's decided wisely to only make these false statements in public....
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it is our obligation to seek donald trump's testimony. there is precedent in american history to compel the testimony of a president. there is also president for presidents to provide testimony and documentary evidence to congressional investigators. we also recognize that a subpoena >> to our viewers on pbs and the united states, thank you for watching this special bbc coverage of the final scheduled hearing into the capitol attack. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ ♪ ♪ naorndinfor this presentation of this program is provided by... woman: architect. nt ymja nal so il advice to help you live your life. d peter ife well plan
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they're telling me trump will not listen. i realize i can talk to trump. so, i spend about 15 minutes going through these. and the then at the end, he said, well, did you write them down. and i went through them again thinking, he's going to do something. you know what he did? absolutely zero. it was so sickening to see he was not doing these things and he'd lost the avenue of communication with the experts. i asked them at one point, i said, have you ever sat down with dr. fauci? he's the expert. and trump says, oh, no, this is a busy white house. busy white house. didn't have time to sit down -- i mean, it's like the president of the united states not talking to his chairman of the joint chiefs or the commander. i mean, it's almost -- i mean, it really should be unbelievable. the problem is it's exactly what happened out of trump's mouth. >> yeah. all too believable. bob woodward, stick around. we've got a lot more to talk about. coming up even more tapes to back up why bob says donald trump poses a serious threat to democracy. what trump told him about
they're telling me trump will not listen. i realize i can talk to trump. so, i spend about 15 minutes going through these. and the then at the end, he said, well, did you write them down. and i went through them again thinking, he's going to do something. you know what he did? absolutely zero. it was so sickening to see he was not doing these things and he'd lost the avenue of communication with the experts. i asked them at one point, i said, have you ever sat down with dr. fauci? he's the...
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politics. >> the place that voted for trump-- >> full line up of trump cheerleaders. >> president trump-- >> donald trump loves to watch tv, he loves the whole fox line up, and it became this whole feedback loop of he'd watch fox, he'd hear things-- >> oh now let's talk about immigration, yesterday we told >> --and then he would tweet them. >> here's the, i mean the president just tweeted, can we take a look at this tweet that he just put out? >> donald trump will watch that, say we need to get our borders under control, and then fox news will shift coverage to talking about how the president says there's a crisis on the border and we need to get things under control. >> was difficult at times to tell, was donald trump setting the country's agenda or was fox news setting the country's agenda? >> president trump did exactly the right thing. >> donald trump's been doing a great job-- >> make america great again for all americans. >> it's something you've never seen in american history. a news network is practically an arm of the white house. >> whatever his instinct is, that's right. >> a
politics. >> the place that voted for trump-- >> full line up of trump cheerleaders. >> president trump-- >> donald trump loves to watch tv, he loves the whole fox line up, and it became this whole feedback loop of he'd watch fox, he'd hear things-- >> oh now let's talk about immigration, yesterday we told >> --and then he would tweet them. >> here's the, i mean the president just tweeted, can we take a look at this tweet that he just put out? >>...
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donald trump knew he lost. despite this knowledge, donald trump went to court to contest the 2020 election, and he lost in court. the electoral college met and declared joe biden the winner and donald trump continued to pull out all the stops in his attempt to stay in power. donald trump proceeded to do after the 2020 election is something no president has done before in our country. in a staggering betrayal of his oath, donald trump attempted a plan that led to an attack on a pillar of our democracy. it's still hard to believe. but the facts and testimony are clear, consistent, and undisputed. how do we know this? how have we've been able to present such a clear picture of what took place? because of the testimony we've heard and that we've presented to you through these proceedings. because of the documentary evidence we've gathered, and also made available directly to you, the american people,. when you look back at what has come out through this committee's work, the most striking fact is that all this evid
donald trump knew he lost. despite this knowledge, donald trump went to court to contest the 2020 election, and he lost in court. the electoral college met and declared joe biden the winner and donald trump continued to pull out all the stops in his attempt to stay in power. donald trump proceeded to do after the 2020 election is something no president has done before in our country. in a staggering betrayal of his oath, donald trump attempted a plan that led to an attack on a pillar of our...
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if i do a trump joke, i have one about trump how my mom would call trump hitler, and i would be like, first, we don't know what hitler's twitter would look like. it could have been -- you're making me not want to tings the joke. >> i don't know if i want you to finish it. >> jew to jew, you're in a safe space here. would hitler's twitter go, tramped in bunker, sad. >> funny, not funny? >> i'm not going to touch a hitler joke. >> you went all the way there. there is a rule. you don't know about this. >> you can't joke about hitler? >> there are a few things that are harder to joke about. i'm going to keep it moving. your gun jokes are striking. because this is a real problem that american families deal with, but you find a way to make jokes about the idea that obviously you're not making fun of the sad pain of it. you seem to be making a joke that america has become desensitized to the gun epidemic. >> yeah, look, i'm a new york jew, not a big gun guy. i prefer seltzer. i have my interests. i have friends who are like, check out this piece. i'm like, you should try peach la croix. that
if i do a trump joke, i have one about trump how my mom would call trump hitler, and i would be like, first, we don't know what hitler's twitter would look like. it could have been -- you're making me not want to tings the joke. >> i don't know if i want you to finish it. >> jew to jew, you're in a safe space here. would hitler's twitter go, tramped in bunker, sad. >> funny, not funny? >> i'm not going to touch a hitler joke. >> you went all the way there. there is...
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one that donald trump, and his mob, committed. trump also acts like he is still present, and title to the various constitutional protections, but, as the committee notes, roosevelt debunked that excuse more than a century ago, when he said, during his own post presidential congressional testimony, an ex president is merely a citizen in the united states, like any other citizen, and it is plain duty to try to help this committee, or respond to it and if it invitation. that is exactly how the committee has treated trump, like any other citizen. it is requesting no -- commanding his testimony, less than one month from today. it was asking for a trove of documents. the committee is ordering any committee records with the conversations to the advisers, and congress related to the 2020 election. it turns of the circus to, quote, to september 2020 and we're referring, in any way, the oath keepers, or many members, and it was a similar omission numbers. the proud boys's had been charged, and are facing trials with seditious conspiracy. it
one that donald trump, and his mob, committed. trump also acts like he is still present, and title to the various constitutional protections, but, as the committee notes, roosevelt debunked that excuse more than a century ago, when he said, during his own post presidential congressional testimony, an ex president is merely a citizen in the united states, like any other citizen, and it is plain duty to try to help this committee, or respond to it and if it invitation. that is exactly how the...
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they're sympathetic to trump and they like trump's policies. they're tired of the chaos. there's a process in the republican party of deciding whether they want to move on from donald trump or whether they want to go with donald trump again and bring him back or move on from donald trump and have someone who is going to carry on donald trump's policies without the political baggage.january 6th committee is not a factor in those decisions. it's who can win the election and whether there's somebody else that can pick up that mantel. that is a conversation for another day. we are one month away from an election where congress is being decided. we're going to find out whether or not there's any check on the reckless spending and all of the other radical policies that are happening. we just found out today that grocery prices went up 18%, gas line prices have gone up 50%. natural gal prices are up. cars are up, furniture is up. the worst inflation in four decades, the worst crime wave since the 90s, the worst border crisis in american history. most americans say i don't care a
they're sympathetic to trump and they like trump's policies. they're tired of the chaos. there's a process in the republican party of deciding whether they want to move on from donald trump or whether they want to go with donald trump again and bring him back or move on from donald trump and have someone who is going to carry on donald trump's policies without the political baggage.january 6th committee is not a factor in those decisions. it's who can win the election and whether there's...
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>> trump. >> trump. >> yeah, trump. >> i would like to see one of trump's kids run. >> desantis. >> i would vote for desantis. >> if desantis was a candidate, i would vote for him. >> would you vote for desantis over trump? >> yeah, i would. >> who would vote for desantis over trump at this point? >> i think i would. >> desantis is trump with brown hair. >> younger version. >> i think desantis has a bit more of a filter. >> which is a good thing. >> brown hair, no social media. >> i think he's a tough nice guy. >> and he's young too, so i don't know. >> i think his time is coming. i don't think it's right now. >> i think the democratic hatred isn't there for desantis that's preexisting for trump. >> it will be. >> maybe, but they would have to ramp it up and they don't have that much time to do that. >> she's a great example. they turned you towards him. so we don't know how much that you represent the people out there. >> so you were a clinton, trump voter? >> yeah. >> and ended up being so passionate, you went on january 6th. >> well, because everything had changed, you know, like w
>> trump. >> trump. >> yeah, trump. >> i would like to see one of trump's kids run. >> desantis. >> i would vote for desantis. >> if desantis was a candidate, i would vote for him. >> would you vote for desantis over trump? >> yeah, i would. >> who would vote for desantis over trump at this point? >> i think i would. >> desantis is trump with brown hair. >> younger version. >> i think desantis has a bit more of...
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trump is being trump braggadocio. you know, poland wants a name, a ford after me, and israel wants to name a settlement after me and putin very dryly says, well, maybe they should just name all of his really. after you, donald. right. mocking his pretensions and his nazis statism because putin has his number. putin gets him, frankly, a lot of the foreign leaders did. but putin wasn't sucking up to him. yeah, he was mocking. and that makes you think that this is really one way street. so a lot of people tell you, michael cohen, his lawyer, would tell you it's about money russia was a source of money to him when he needed it. some of his nsc staff would tell you it's just about this affinity for strongmen as not just putin. it's all of them. and we'll never because we don't have a reliable source to ever tell us. right. well, he's not going to tell us. so that's what i meant. one last question before i go to questions, a little bit of journalistic inside baseball. two things. one, what do you make of this criticism of t
trump is being trump braggadocio. you know, poland wants a name, a ford after me, and israel wants to name a settlement after me and putin very dryly says, well, maybe they should just name all of his really. after you, donald. right. mocking his pretensions and his nazis statism because putin has his number. putin gets him, frankly, a lot of the foreign leaders did. but putin wasn't sucking up to him. yeah, he was mocking. and that makes you think that this is really one way street. so a lot...
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knew of mr trump's intention - associate of donald trump apparently knew of mr trump's intention as - knew of mr trump's intention as welt _ knew of mr trump's intention as welt roger— knew of mr trump's intention as well. roger stone _ knew of mr trump's intention as well. roger stone is— knew of mr trump's intention as well. roger stone is a _ knew of mr trump's intention as well. roger stone is a political. well. roger stone is a political operative _ well. roger stone is a political operative with _ well. roger stone is a political operative with a _ well. roger stone is a political operative with a reputation - well. roger stone is a political operative with a reputation forj operative with a reputation for dirty— operative with a reputation for dirty tricks _ operative with a reputation for dirty tricks. in _ operative with a reputation for dirty tricks. in november- operative with a reputation for dirty tricks. in november 2019 operative with a reputation for. dirty tricks. in november 2019 he was convicted _ dirty tricks. in november 2019 he was convicted of _ dirty tr
knew of mr trump's intention - associate of donald trump apparently knew of mr trump's intention as - knew of mr trump's intention as welt _ knew of mr trump's intention as welt roger— knew of mr trump's intention as well. roger stone _ knew of mr trump's intention as well. roger stone is— knew of mr trump's intention as well. roger stone is a _ knew of mr trump's intention as well. roger stone is a political. well. roger stone is a political operative _ well. roger stone is a political...
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there's a great story in taking back trump's america, where i'm in trump trump tower in manhattan, in the war room. it's about september. and i get called down to the office. bye by dave bossie. love dave. and he was the chief operating officer of the campaign. and i come in and steve bannon sitting there. steve, of course, is the strategist who kind of road that a rescue in august and it's like it's like there was just yet another screw up with our with our tax bill and the press and it related to our mischaracterization of this thing called carried carried interest rate. it's like dave goes what the hell happened? here i go. hey, manoogian stuck his head, you know, his mouth and yeah, your god. and so, so one point i say something like, god help us if manoogian is treasury secretary and bossie says, yeah, god help us. and bannon says, yeah, that'll never happen. and the point of the story is that that was the transaction. maybe she wanted to be treasury secretary. he came in and the liberal democrat in the neville chamberlain of our time and when he was in there, david, he built his
there's a great story in taking back trump's america, where i'm in trump trump tower in manhattan, in the war room. it's about september. and i get called down to the office. bye by dave bossie. love dave. and he was the chief operating officer of the campaign. and i come in and steve bannon sitting there. steve, of course, is the strategist who kind of road that a rescue in august and it's like it's like there was just yet another screw up with our with our tax bill and the press and it...
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had won wisconsin. >> yeah. >> that trump had won michigan, that trump had won pennsylvania. we also said, just to let everybody know, how planned out this was, we said what bannon said, the early votes, the day of votes were going to break trump's way. the votes that broke biden's way would take a week to count, so trump could take advantage of the ambiguity. >> yep. and that's exactly what happened. and that's what bannon is saying there. that's what the narrative was in large measure as part of a plan or strategy to create the different layers of chaos. it starts with the attack on the system, oh, early voting or vote by mail, all the things that traditionally republicans have done, certainly i did when i was national chair, i mean, how do you think we rack up those votes in 2010. it was getting those ballots in the hands of our senior citizens early. it was allowing them to take advantage of vote by mail and other avenues. but when you chip away at that, the backside narrative is, oh, if there's any ambiguity or any discrepancies or if it takes too much time, it's because
had won wisconsin. >> yeah. >> that trump had won michigan, that trump had won pennsylvania. we also said, just to let everybody know, how planned out this was, we said what bannon said, the early votes, the day of votes were going to break trump's way. the votes that broke biden's way would take a week to count, so trump could take advantage of the ambiguity. >> yep. and that's exactly what happened. and that's what bannon is saying there. that's what the narrative was in...
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when did donald trump tell the trump employee to move the boxes? the washington post is reporting that donald trump told the trump employee to move the boxes after donald trump received a subpoena from the federal government for those boxes. the fact the donald trump ordered the movement of those boxes after he received a subpoena could be proof beyond a reasonable doubt of donald trump's intention to commit obstruction of justice. it gets worse. the washington post is reporting that there are multiple witnesses, multiple witness accounts, about donald trump ordering the boxes moved after receiving the subpoena in may. the people familiar with the investigations that agents have gathered witness accounts indicating that, after trump advisers received a subpoena in may for any classified documents remained at mar-a-lago, trump told people to move is boxes to his residents at the property. and it gets worse. it's all on video. that description of events was corroborated by the security camera footage, which showed people moving the boxes. after the f
when did donald trump tell the trump employee to move the boxes? the washington post is reporting that donald trump told the trump employee to move the boxes after donald trump received a subpoena from the federal government for those boxes. the fact the donald trump ordered the movement of those boxes after he received a subpoena could be proof beyond a reasonable doubt of donald trump's intention to commit obstruction of justice. it gets worse. the washington post is reporting that there are...
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how did he view donald trump? i think you saw, i argue based on his words and actions, barr did not see donald trump as a sort of wonderful mystical being to be worshiped, right, the way, i don't know who are his biggest believers, marjorie taylor greene looks at him like he is sort of gifted person who we all must follow. i don't think he viewed him that way. i don't think his actions, i think bill barr view donald trump as a sort of a tool, a vehicle to an end. he recognized he and donald trump shared similar views of how powerful the president should be, right? he understood donald trump one to be untouchable and all-powerful. he was willing and able to make that happen. there was a nice sort of synergy there between bill barr unitary executive use and donald trump. he didn't present as academically but remember donald trump said we are fighting all the subpoenas, i have -- bill barr recognize we are sort of simpatico on this and he could really implement a lot of his agenda and his personal beliefs through don
how did he view donald trump? i think you saw, i argue based on his words and actions, barr did not see donald trump as a sort of wonderful mystical being to be worshiped, right, the way, i don't know who are his biggest believers, marjorie taylor greene looks at him like he is sort of gifted person who we all must follow. i don't think he viewed him that way. i don't think his actions, i think bill barr view donald trump as a sort of a tool, a vehicle to an end. he recognized he and donald...
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donald trump syndrome. for the country to move forward, we must come forward and move forward rather than backwards. how do you think donald trump would respond to my theory? guest: you know. he is not about coming together. that does not work for him. he had opportunities. because he is so ideologically flexible, there was hope that he could read someone to work across lines. he was a democrat and a republican. he is from new york. he is not a super hard-core conservative. you could not operate in new york that way. therefore, he could be the guy who brought a party together. that is not what he chose to do. he chose to go right because that was the people who stood with him. his view is come i'm going to stick with the people who stuck with me. he did not believe in working with democrats. the trick is, he is never going to be that kind of politician. maybe not any politician can do that in today's era. he talked about times where he has seen divisiveness where people did not like him. he is not out there
donald trump syndrome. for the country to move forward, we must come forward and move forward rather than backwards. how do you think donald trump would respond to my theory? guest: you know. he is not about coming together. that does not work for him. he had opportunities. because he is so ideologically flexible, there was hope that he could read someone to work across lines. he was a democrat and a republican. he is from new york. he is not a super hard-core conservative. you could not...
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which is the term donald trump 's lawyers used for the trump university fraud case in which donald trump surrendered in the end. and agreed to pay his victims of that fraud a settlement of $25 million. such is the life of defendant trump. leading off our discussion tonight is andrew weissmann, former fbi general counsel, and former chief of the criminal division in the eastern district of new york. he's a professor of practice and why you law school. also with us, barbara mcquade, former u.s. attorney and a law professor at the university of michigan law school. they are both msnbc legal analyst. and i promised the audience, the law school class, in the crime fraud exception to attorney-client privilege. which is something, you can hang around courts a long time, and not see that exception show up in a case. but -- but here it is tonight! and let's begin with professor weissmann, what do we need to know about the thresholds necessary for a job to find that the crime fraud exception should apply? >> well i think the place to start is the privilege. so normally, a defendant who is speaking
which is the term donald trump 's lawyers used for the trump university fraud case in which donald trump surrendered in the end. and agreed to pay his victims of that fraud a settlement of $25 million. such is the life of defendant trump. leading off our discussion tonight is andrew weissmann, former fbi general counsel, and former chief of the criminal division in the eastern district of new york. he's a professor of practice and why you law school. also with us, barbara mcquade, former u.s....
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>> we're here -- donald trump -- >> finally at 6:01, president trump tweeted again not to condemn the mass violence in any way but to excuse and glorify it. significantly he made it clear that he considered the violence perfectly foreseeable and predictable, check it out. these are the things and events that happened when a sacred landslide election victory is so unceremoniously viciously stripped away from great patriots who have been badly unfairly treated for so long. these are the things that happened, he said, giving the whole game away. trump was telling us that the vice president, the congress and all the injured and wounded cops some of whom are with us today got what was coming to us. according to trump january 6th should not be a day that lives in shame and infamy in our history but rather in glory. remember this day forever he wrote proudly as if he were talking about d day or the battle of yorktown. trump did nothing to stop the deadly violence for obvious reasons. he thought it was all justified, he incited it and he supported it. >> would it have been possible at any mom
>> we're here -- donald trump -- >> finally at 6:01, president trump tweeted again not to condemn the mass violence in any way but to excuse and glorify it. significantly he made it clear that he considered the violence perfectly foreseeable and predictable, check it out. these are the things and events that happened when a sacred landslide election victory is so unceremoniously viciously stripped away from great patriots who have been badly unfairly treated for so long. these are...
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all seven battleground states that trump lost to biden, six of them states where trump and his allies tried to create slates of fraudulent election electors to throw out a legitimate votes cast in 2020. i want to introduce you to claire what all though, she's the u.s. -- elections of wisconsin. among the dozens and dozens and dozens of threatening messages that she received, a few of them stick out. >> a lot of the emails called me a -- i deserve to go before a firing squad, all because i did my job and make sure that all of the city of mueller milwaukee's ballots were counted. >> she now reasonably thinks that she is a target for violence. >> it's frightening because there are crazy people out there. while it might just be them blowing off steam, it is clear that they believe it. i think only someone who truly believed it would act on it. >> some of these unhinged people have regrettably acted on it. after the fbi's seized classified documents, that trump had improperly taken to mar-a-lago. an armed man tried to storm the fbi office in cincinnati, ohio, in august. he has reportedly p
all seven battleground states that trump lost to biden, six of them states where trump and his allies tried to create slates of fraudulent election electors to throw out a legitimate votes cast in 2020. i want to introduce you to claire what all though, she's the u.s. -- elections of wisconsin. among the dozens and dozens and dozens of threatening messages that she received, a few of them stick out. >> a lot of the emails called me a -- i deserve to go before a firing squad, all because i...
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trump and trump hung around him and hung around his crew. you know, he had he had friends like like a man named bill fugazi, who also was friends with roy cohn. lee iacocca there was this crew, and trump wanted to be like them and found himself emulating this hypermasculinity. steinbrenner was famous for firing his managers, except he wasn't doing it by play. acting when trump trump, who really doesn't like firing people directly when he's doing the apprentice, starts with you're fired and. it was pretty widely seen as an homage to steinbrenner and that that changed that show changed everything for him. i think most people are pretty familiar with that, but they're not familiar. many people with a man named mead esposito, who was he and what did learn from him? mead esposito was the brooklyn democratic party boss. when machine boss politics, everything in new york city and trump's father, fred, was very close to mead and in that helped them hardwire kinds of projects in brooklyn. and mead had enormous clout all the city and when trump first
trump and trump hung around him and hung around his crew. you know, he had he had friends like like a man named bill fugazi, who also was friends with roy cohn. lee iacocca there was this crew, and trump wanted to be like them and found himself emulating this hypermasculinity. steinbrenner was famous for firing his managers, except he wasn't doing it by play. acting when trump trump, who really doesn't like firing people directly when he's doing the apprentice, starts with you're fired and. it...
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the trump defense because the trump defense cannot figure out how to make their case. he said there's not a single senator in this chamber out of 100 that will buy there is no quid pro quo. you just have to argued that a quid pro quo is ok. that is why mitch mcconnell ends up being able to control and get his rank-and-file to believe, the last holdout he squeezes is lisa murkowski, she does not believe it, but he convinces her the witness boat is left to a tiebreaker with supreme court justice john roberts presiding, it will pull the judicial branch into the general dumpster fire and she decides to bed with her party to prevent that from happening. generally speaking, that is a breakout moment. the other thing that is striking , as much as bolton and his unwillingness to come forward without a subpoena was pivotal in impeachment one, bolton's lawyers ends up helping the democrat greatly in impeachment two and ends up being someone who tries to be the facilitator to get them to bring it republican witnesses, exactly what he was pushing back against an impeachment one wh
the trump defense because the trump defense cannot figure out how to make their case. he said there's not a single senator in this chamber out of 100 that will buy there is no quid pro quo. you just have to argued that a quid pro quo is ok. that is why mitch mcconnell ends up being able to control and get his rank-and-file to believe, the last holdout he squeezes is lisa murkowski, she does not believe it, but he convinces her the witness boat is left to a tiebreaker with supreme court justice...
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trump's planning for january 6. here is what bannon said on january 5. >> all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. i will tell you this. it will not happen like you think it will happen. all i can say is strapped in. you have made this happen. >> another close associate of donald trump apparently knew of mr. trump's intentions as well. roger stone is a political operative for dirty tricks. in november 2019, he was convicted of lying to congress and sentenced to more than three years in prison. he is a longtime advisor to president trump and was in communication with president trump throughout 2020. mr. trump pardoned roger stone on december 23 of 2020. recently, the select committee of mr. stone before and after the election from filmmaker christopher gill branson. >> reppo for the lesson, here is roger stone, talking about what president trump would do after the election. >> let's just hope we are celebrating. i suspect it will still be up in the air. when that happens, the key thing to do is to claim victory. po
trump's planning for january 6. here is what bannon said on january 5. >> all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. i will tell you this. it will not happen like you think it will happen. all i can say is strapped in. you have made this happen. >> another close associate of donald trump apparently knew of mr. trump's intentions as well. roger stone is a political operative for dirty tricks. in november 2019, he was convicted of lying to congress and sentenced to more than three...
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trump, this guys all over the board. we are asking people to help us run this win this race. it's move from lean republican to toss-up. we've asking people to help us. go to we are going to surprise the world here in a while. it's gonna be a great thing for the democratic party when tim ryan and sharon brown or shoulder to shoulder on behalf of the working class people from the great state of ohio. it's gonna be an exciting time, and i think a whole new version of the democratic party is going to come to fruition because what we are doing here in hawaii. >> how does sharon brown statewide in a state that donald trump won by eight points? what can you learn from the sharon brown path to state victory? >> i worked with sharon for early on when i was a young member of congress and he was a member of congress. this has to be the focus. it's the trade agreements, it's making sure we have fair trade, not just free trade. it's making sure the corporations can catches went away with offshoring jobs. it's not just about talks cut
trump, this guys all over the board. we are asking people to help us run this win this race. it's move from lean republican to toss-up. we've asking people to help us. go to we are going to surprise the world here in a while. it's gonna be a great thing for the democratic party when tim ryan and sharon brown or shoulder to shoulder on behalf of the working class people from the great state of ohio. it's gonna be an exciting time, and i think a whole new version of the democratic party is going...
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and the trump team makes a very hypertechnical argument. they're basically saying to the supreme court, hey, when the 11th circuit looked at this appeal, they were looking at a district court order that really only dealt with not reviewing documents. the whole part about the special master was something that was going to happen then, in the future. so, the trump team argues that the 11th circuit didn't even have jurisdiction to hear this appeal. and in addition, there's all of these rules about whether or not you can appeal something in the middle of a case. and that makes sense because if everybody were to appeal every judge's ruling in the middle of a case nothing would ever get done. so the trump team argues this was improperly appealed in the middle of the case. and the 11th circuit simply didn't have jurisdiction to hear this in the first place. they did something they didn't have the power to do. and that's why the supreme court should overrule the 11th circuit, so goes the trump argument. >> so, what do we think, does the trump argum
and the trump team makes a very hypertechnical argument. they're basically saying to the supreme court, hey, when the 11th circuit looked at this appeal, they were looking at a district court order that really only dealt with not reviewing documents. the whole part about the special master was something that was going to happen then, in the future. so, the trump team argues that the 11th circuit didn't even have jurisdiction to hear this appeal. and in addition, there's all of these rules about...
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of whom trump appointed. now, trump's lawyers are not explicitly trying to prevent doj investigators from looking at the one hundred or so documents taking from his beach club. but they are attempting to get the review of the documents back before the court appointed special master, which could potentially throw some sand in the gears of the departments investigation. despite recent reporting that trump's legal team was perhaps looking to soften its tone in this case, the filing today by trump's lawyers is filled with more angry screeds against the department of justice. they accused the department of feigned concern about reported -- to pin some offense on trump. it is the latest in a series of aggressive and bellicose moves by trump, which he's employed for a very long time to move away from scandals and legal quandaries. and it's more evidence of the mindset with which he approaches both the powers of the presidency and the keeping of the nation's secrets. in a post on his social media website following th
of whom trump appointed. now, trump's lawyers are not explicitly trying to prevent doj investigators from looking at the one hundred or so documents taking from his beach club. but they are attempting to get the review of the documents back before the court appointed special master, which could potentially throw some sand in the gears of the departments investigation. despite recent reporting that trump's legal team was perhaps looking to soften its tone in this case, the filing today by...
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about trump ordering this worker to move boxes on trump owes orders. that was how and they were they done. suggests that surveillance footage also bears out this witness' testimony. this is from "the washington post." quote, multiple witnesses have told the fbi they tried to talk trump into cooperating with the national archives and records of the administration and justice department as the agencies for months sought the return of sensitive or historical government records. the former president was adamant in private conversations that he would resist. among them was alex cannon, a trump lawyer who repeatedly argued that his client should hand the documents back but his advice fell on deaf ears. he told aides they screwed up, according to people who heard his documents. they are my documents, trump said. this may be what land him in the deepest doo-doo of all. no, they are not. >> they are not his documents. the key line in this story is after receiving a subpoena. that is a guy who has a consciousness of his guilt. i'm not a lawyer, but i'm a reasona
about trump ordering this worker to move boxes on trump owes orders. that was how and they were they done. suggests that surveillance footage also bears out this witness' testimony. this is from "the washington post." quote, multiple witnesses have told the fbi they tried to talk trump into cooperating with the national archives and records of the administration and justice department as the agencies for months sought the return of sensitive or historical government records. the...
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other trump supporting latino men tell the new york times that trump represents the best of capitalism. he's a boss, and they wanted to be him. they idolize him said one man. strategist told the times that trump's protection of strength, and masculinity is also a factor. with latino men noting that he is forceful, wealthy, and mostly unapologetic. in a world where at any moment someone will be attacked for saying the wrong thing. he says the wrong thing all the time. and does not bother with self flagellation. now, some attribute that to some machismo factor in latino culture which some come a reductive and racist trope. they tell the washington post that -- it's also fair to say that if your man in a low status, group masculinity may become more important than claiming high status. and when you really do again, you find that latino male support for trump may have less to do with the latina part, as much as it has to do with the male part. trump made some small gains among black men as well in 2020. as well as drawing strong support among white men especially in the working class. simi
other trump supporting latino men tell the new york times that trump represents the best of capitalism. he's a boss, and they wanted to be him. they idolize him said one man. strategist told the times that trump's protection of strength, and masculinity is also a factor. with latino men noting that he is forceful, wealthy, and mostly unapologetic. in a world where at any moment someone will be attacked for saying the wrong thing. he says the wrong thing all the time. and does not bother with...
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the trump appeal is asking the supreme court to allow a special master and the trump lawyers to review classified documents in the case. as with all trump filings in this case, the trump lawyers do not ever admit that the classified documents are classified documents, and they never suggest any reason why the documents marked classified might not be classified. and the trump lawyers never suggest why any documents marked classified, even if no longer classified, could possibly legally remain and donald trump its possession. the appeals court ruling in favor of the government prosecutors -- plaintiff trump does not have a possessory interest in the documents at issue. documents he neither owns nor has a personal interest in. the appeals court also says it doesn't matter whether the classified documents had ever been declassified. the appeals court said the declassification argument is a red herring, because declassifying an official document would not change its content or render it personal. so even if we assumed that plaintiff trump did declassify some or all of the documents, that wo
the trump appeal is asking the supreme court to allow a special master and the trump lawyers to review classified documents in the case. as with all trump filings in this case, the trump lawyers do not ever admit that the classified documents are classified documents, and they never suggest any reason why the documents marked classified might not be classified. and the trump lawyers never suggest why any documents marked classified, even if no longer classified, could possibly legally remain...
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there's a great story in taking back trump's america, where i'm in trump trump tower in manhattan, in the war room. it's about i did get called down to the office by dave bassie. love dave. and he was the chief operating officer of the champ campaign. i come in n and steve bannon is sitting here, steve of course is the strategist that road to the rescue in august and it's like, hethey had just read another screwup with our tax bill in the press that related to our mischaracterization of this thing called carried interest. dave goes what happened here? and mnuchin stuck his head and mouth and got out. at one point i say something like god help us if mnuchin is treasury secretary and bassie says god help us and bannon says that will never happen. e the point of the story is that was the transaction. mnuchin wanted to be treasury secretary. he came in other liberal democrats and the neville chamberlain a hard time and when he was inthere , he dipped his role with that if they have those anymore. all his contacts, all the deals made back channeling, the chinese and mexicans, on nafta, the
there's a great story in taking back trump's america, where i'm in trump trump tower in manhattan, in the war room. it's about i did get called down to the office by dave bassie. love dave. and he was the chief operating officer of the champ campaign. i come in n and steve bannon is sitting here, steve of course is the strategist that road to the rescue in august and it's like, hethey had just read another screwup with our tax bill in the press that related to our mischaracterization of this...
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but, the temptation for trump, as someone who wrote a trump book and interviewed a lot of trump people, is his sort of performative temptation is going to be, nobody can defend me like me. so, there needs to be some temptation. >> would you call all of the networks? >> going down to mar-a-lago, he indicated, he wants to testify. he wanted to talk to mueller to. rudy giuliani, on tv l. a. said -- my god. this is not what he wants. they have all led him. >> there is a history. he talks a big game. he was subpoenaed in the new york case, by the attorney general, and from the subpoena, to him complying, was eight months. then, he pled the fifth. it is a bombshell that 30 people, around trump, we learn for the first time, we did know the full number, pled the fifth amendment. if, and that casey, ultimately complies, he can plead the fifth, but then you have the nation seeing him, being asked, did you plan it as a coup? oh, i plead the fifth, because of my criminal exposure. did you intend to cause violence on the sixth? i plead the fifth. did you intend to have mike pence violently attacked
but, the temptation for trump, as someone who wrote a trump book and interviewed a lot of trump people, is his sort of performative temptation is going to be, nobody can defend me like me. so, there needs to be some temptation. >> would you call all of the networks? >> going down to mar-a-lago, he indicated, he wants to testify. he wanted to talk to mueller to. rudy giuliani, on tv l. a. said -- my god. this is not what he wants. they have all led him. >> there is a history....
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the trump opened in late 2016. the trump international hotel. it was the local property. it was a beautiful hotel. i will say it. i, you know, didn't think i would say this, but it's in the old post office building. it's halfway between the white and the capitol on pennsylvania avenue. there's glorious like four or five star hotel, which for about a year period was the capital of republican washington. it was american cafe. it was cheers for the trump world, except instead of like norman sam sort of giving each other -- about like norms tab, they would be like talking about, i don't know, some lobby deal for a saudi or like, you know, a $20,000 bar tab for someone who wanted a pardon. i mean, it was like, oh my god, gambling is going on here. do you believe it? i'm shocked. shocked. but it was like that. it was an incredible, bizarre be acr. it was bizarre, too. but you would have, you know, dozens of republican congress men and women, mostly men at all hours at the bar running up tabs, often instagramming their tabs and making sure the white house knew about it. so the p
the trump opened in late 2016. the trump international hotel. it was the local property. it was a beautiful hotel. i will say it. i, you know, didn't think i would say this, but it's in the old post office building. it's halfway between the white and the capitol on pennsylvania avenue. there's glorious like four or five star hotel, which for about a year period was the capital of republican washington. it was american cafe. it was cheers for the trump world, except instead of like norman sam...
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is it a post trump era? we have seen a president whose numbers are not where his party would like them to be. a fragile economy and where is our place in the world as we see major conflicts across the globe and decisions being made by world leaders that will affect us in many ways. then the fragility of how a major hurricane can decimate one of our state in days and how that had an impact. there's a lot on the ballot, a lot of decisions being made and a lot at stake. a lot of -- what decisions are being made on behalf of citizens in their best interest in this environment. >> with 31 days to go, a lot can happen. amy mentioned the importance of the president's approval rating and the impact that can have on the election. as you cover him, where does that number need to be in order for democrats to be successful in the midterms and what are your observations from your post at the white house? >> the observations thus far are the number is not anywhere near where it needs to be. to the point where we have seen
is it a post trump era? we have seen a president whose numbers are not where his party would like them to be. a fragile economy and where is our place in the world as we see major conflicts across the globe and decisions being made by world leaders that will affect us in many ways. then the fragility of how a major hurricane can decimate one of our state in days and how that had an impact. there's a lot on the ballot, a lot of decisions being made and a lot at stake. a lot of -- what decisions...
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also -- also, if trump -- if trump is losing -- by ten, 11:00 at night, it's going to be even crazier. no because -- >> they're gonna say that they stole it. agree. >> i'm directing the attorney general, to shut down all ballot places off, and all 50 -- it's going to be -- >> it's not going out easy. if biden's winning, trump is going to do some crazy--. >> crazy s--- >> longtime trump ally, roger stone, not only knew about trump's intentions, but he was actively giving him his advice on how to stay in the white house. >> in this post, you can see how roger stone talked about his conversations with president trump. he wrote, i also told the president exactly how he can appoint a special counsel with full subpoena power to ensure those who are attempting to steal the 2020 election to voter fraud are charged and convicted. and to ensure donald trump continues as our president. in addition to this connection to president trump, roger stone maintained extensive direct connections to groups responsible for violently attacking the capitol. the oath keepers and the proud boys. >> members of
also -- also, if trump -- if trump is losing -- by ten, 11:00 at night, it's going to be even crazier. no because -- >> they're gonna say that they stole it. agree. >> i'm directing the attorney general, to shut down all ballot places off, and all 50 -- it's going to be -- >> it's not going out easy. if biden's winning, trump is going to do some crazy--. >> crazy s--- >> longtime trump ally, roger stone, not only knew about trump's intentions, but he was actively...
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this trump intermediary to put him directly in contact with donald trump and to tell trump to call upon these militias to step up, to step in, and essentially stop the peaceful transfer of power. there's a number of overlaps between the oath keepers and the trump folks in this, and i think we're going to get more of that as this trial sort of plays out, but it really is, you know, is remarkable just to hear this defense from these oath keepers saying, listen, we thought all this was legal because we thought donald trump was going to usurp democracy, and we thought he was going to step in and essentially declare himself the leader of the united states outside of a legal process. essentially, do a coup. that's essentially what the defendants are alleging here in their defense. so, it is a very unique defense, and we'll see how that goes with a jury and whether or not they buy that or not, nicole. >> how does it play into the defense that they'll mount that donald trump is still doing media interviews where he's talking about pardoning all the insurrectionists? how could you, as a defense
this trump intermediary to put him directly in contact with donald trump and to tell trump to call upon these militias to step up, to step in, and essentially stop the peaceful transfer of power. there's a number of overlaps between the oath keepers and the trump folks in this, and i think we're going to get more of that as this trial sort of plays out, but it really is, you know, is remarkable just to hear this defense from these oath keepers saying, listen, we thought all this was legal...
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and cohn tells trump, fight like hell and trump learns a couple of things. one is that you can use the court system interchangeably with public relations. you can shout as loud as possible and try to keep whoever is challenging you at bay for a while. that way, you can threaten and intimidate and menace, even if you settle, you won't say you're settling. and most specifically, what he learned is that the role of a lawyer could be turned into something almost like a mafia don, like just something completely different than than what lawyers are supposed to do. a longtime trump friend has said to me on several occasions. trump likes lawyers who are willing to do anything. well, did he turned himself into a mafia don? i mean, he gave six apartments in trump tower to the mistress of a big mobster, and he flew john gotti's top lieutenant on his helicopter to atlantic city and then later claimed he didn't know the guy. so and he never keeps records like a mob boss, right? no email, no, no. no reference, no notes, no record. i mean, look, i think that it's there's a
and cohn tells trump, fight like hell and trump learns a couple of things. one is that you can use the court system interchangeably with public relations. you can shout as loud as possible and try to keep whoever is challenging you at bay for a while. that way, you can threaten and intimidate and menace, even if you settle, you won't say you're settling. and most specifically, what he learned is that the role of a lawyer could be turned into something almost like a mafia don, like just...
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or not trump it's going which many people saw it in 2020 is trump. we're not trump by the way true, but i also coined the term in july of 2016 the undercover hidden trump voter. i said it to the equivalent of nbc. i think it's channel 4 so in london, and it was to international ridicule. oh the hidden trunk border will still be hidden on election day, but that was my way of explaining that people who don't seem or look to users as would be trump voters or non-hillary voters are going to vote for donald trump. they want to voted for mitt romney or maybe jeb bush or maybe even ted cruz or john mccain. certainly. they're going to vote for they're going to vote for donald trump because he truly is the political outsider who comes pre-verified as a job creator and businessman who's making these promises and is showing up in your community. why did i say? well, i noticed something else trump was doing that when he would campaigned on it in every nook and cranny in this country. he would give local interviews the national media missed it. they were already
or not trump it's going which many people saw it in 2020 is trump. we're not trump by the way true, but i also coined the term in july of 2016 the undercover hidden trump voter. i said it to the equivalent of nbc. i think it's channel 4 so in london, and it was to international ridicule. oh the hidden trunk border will still be hidden on election day, but that was my way of explaining that people who don't seem or look to users as would be trump voters or non-hillary voters are going to vote...
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♪ >>> trump got served. "the lead" starts right now. former president donald trump is subpoenaed by the january 6th house committee. a look at what they want from him. all this just hours after his former adviser steve bannon is sentenced to prison for ignoring a subpoena from the same committee. then a warning for every parent. the respiratory virus that's not covid sending kids to the hospital across the country. in some places it's so bad pediatric hospitals are running out of beds. >>> plus, there are more than 200 missing people in just one state, but there are fears their stories are going unnoticed. cnn goes behind the scenes of a new fbi program attempting to change that. >>> hello and welcome to "the lead." i'm john berman in for jake tea party and we begin with our politics lead. the january 6th house verdict committee has officially subpoenaed former president donald trump. the committee is trying to compel trump to sit for a deposition under oath and to provide documents, a lot of documents. it's not clear if he will comply
♪ >>> trump got served. "the lead" starts right now. former president donald trump is subpoenaed by the january 6th house committee. a look at what they want from him. all this just hours after his former adviser steve bannon is sentenced to prison for ignoring a subpoena from the same committee. then a warning for every parent. the respiratory virus that's not covid sending kids to the hospital across the country. in some places it's so bad pediatric hospitals are running...
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this was trump's response. ten years ago, maybe it would have been a problem. 20 years ago would have been a bigger problem. i don't think it's a problem today, trump said. why is that, maggie asked? why do you think that's changed? trump's answer, because the world is changing. maggie haberman is still with us. and you write he didn't say it, but the world is changing, he rewrote the rules. i guess the question is do those new rules -- do the trump rules apply to herschel walker, to democrats or republicans, or is it just trump? >> we're going to find out, john. i would say trump is not the same as herschel walker. walker is a known commodity, a former sports star, that was the appeal having him run for that seat and trump talked about that at length when we were talking, his various trophies and wins and so forth. trump was part of pop culture fabric for 30 years and so sin synonymous with wealth. these allegations with walker are different. and they are more specific and not as diffuse. there was so much vol
this was trump's response. ten years ago, maybe it would have been a problem. 20 years ago would have been a bigger problem. i don't think it's a problem today, trump said. why is that, maggie asked? why do you think that's changed? trump's answer, because the world is changing. maggie haberman is still with us. and you write he didn't say it, but the world is changing, he rewrote the rules. i guess the question is do those new rules -- do the trump rules apply to herschel walker, to democrats...