they love trump. trump has won that loyalty not just by doing things that the qanon believed by policy wise. but by never denouncing qanon. we saw during the presidential campaign, when he said, you know these people think we're going after pedophiles? well maybe we are? what would be wrong with that? and sort of doing this dance. and by praising people like michael flynn who have always winked qanon. so when they're on board, i think that until he comes out and dissembles them, they're going to continue to believe in him. people think that outside of qanon think that we can call them the defect by trump. this is a picture of trump with jeffrey, qanon hates pedophile, like jeffrey have steam, but, then they say, well actually trump is going undercover to take down jeffrey. so these rationalizations up people fine, they continue to have this undying loyalty to trump. it apparently never cease. >> i mean, i feel like somebody sort of outside of this, looking in on it. the one thing that it always seems

biden was finally sworn in, during trump's -- trump went out of his way to stuff the top echelons of the pentagon with trump loyal apprentice appointees, who had no experience that would qualify them for them sooner jobs. these were people who were above all, exclusively known as trump loyalist, these were people who for example had worked for mike flynn, who had worked for the fringe east and weirdest trump warriors in congress. people who worked for, devin nunes, why did trump want with those guys at the time. that he spent all of that time and energy during that -- stuffing them into senior jobs at the pentagon just for the dying days of his administration. what did he think they were gonna do their? while jonathan carl's new book he explains how one of those trump appointees, and we spent a lot of those times -- one of the things he was doing in his last day of pentagon was he was fielding calls from mike flynn, after the election. flynn telling him that he needed to act from his senior position at the pentagon, to overturn the election. quote, this is from jonathan carl's book,

trump won missouri by nearly 20 points in 2016. two years later he's running to try to hold on to her seat as a democratic senator there. something came up right at the end of that campaign. reports surfaced that perhaps josh hawley had gotten some extra help in his campaign that might not have been okay. a complaint was filed with the federal election commission just a couple of weeks before election day that accused the nra of having dumped a whole bunch of illegal money on josh hawley during the campaign, supporting his campaign with illegal campaign spending through an elaborate scheme designed to evade campaign finance law. now, in complaint about the nra allegedly illegally funding josh hawley in that senate race, it was filed by a nonpartisan watchdog called the campaign legal center but also by the gun violence prevention group run by former congresswoman gabby giffords. she was shot in the head, nearly killed at a mass shooting at a campaign event in her arizona district in 2011. she went on to fund a gun violence preventi

they have subpoenaed the trump 2020 campaign manager, trump national security adviser mike flynn. trump campaign communications chief jason miller. the disgraced former new york city police commissioner,er york city police commissioner/ ex-convict bernie kerik, john eastman who devised the strategy that was the reason trump summoned his supporters to washington on january 6th. he's the one that basically wrote the strategy that said vice president mike pence magically had the power to overturn the election on january 6th. also a trump campaign staffer named angela mccallum, she was u according to the committee subpoenaed because she apparently called state lawmakers in at least one state and told them on behalf of the trump campaign that they should appoint trump electors, even though trump had lost in that state, lost in michigan.to b ctn all six of these trump world officials have been subpoenaed today, and along with the subpoenas, they got letters providing supporting documentation about what their alleged roles were laying the groundwork for the january 6th attack.le these si

if i were trump, i would be mad about that. but trump pardoned steve bannon and until today steve bannon has been indictment-free for 15 months, at least since trump's been gone from office. but he's indicted again, charged with two counts of contempt of congress for defying the house committee investigating january 6th. the reason these kind of charges sent shock waves through washington when they dropped this afternoon is not just because steve bannon himself is this major trump world figure and a hugely influential voice in right wing politics and not even just because this indictment is a major escalation of the january 6th investigation, but because this indictment breaks new legal ground. no one claiming executive privilege, which was the excuse that bannon gave for not cooperating with the committee, no one has ever been indicted by a grand jury for contempt of congress for doing that. the january 6th committee subpoenaed bannon in september, demanding documents and ordering him to sit for a deposition because bannon had

today, one of the men who wrote that inaugural speech for trump, one time trump white house advisor steve bannon, he was back in federal court, today on his latest round of criminal charges. today president trump is raging from the sidelines, threatening any republican who voted for the infrastructure bill. but lots of them did. and the legislation is very popular with the american people. biden got it done, with bipartisan support, in his first year in office. trump had four years to do, including two years with complete republican control of government, and he never even made a realistic triad. let alone got anything at all done. this is a day, that joe biden has been waiting for for a long time, both in terms of the practical impacts of what it means, also because of the political win that this represents, also because of his larger vision, for the purpose of his presidency, for the purpose of american governance, in this time in world history. whereas he said, there's a lot of countries in the world trying to decide if they'll stick with democracy, or whether they're shift over to the

but trump did lose to biden by 10%. the trumpier running are trying to flip the ledge lay dur. >>> tomorrow new york city is going to elect a new mayor. mayor bill de blasio is out. eric adams is heavily favored to win. the republican candidate, curtis sliwa, has made headlines for having a lot of cats. i mean a lot of cats. and, b, he got hit by a cow. he got hit by a taxi cab. he's fine. lots of cats and getting run over by a cow, i mean that's impressive headlines. it's hard to piece that into a win in a deep blue democratic city. boston will get a new mayor tomorrow as well. that will be an interesting race to watch unfold. a the great american city of atlanta will get a new mayor as of tomorrow -- well, as of this month. in atlanta, it's 14 candidates on the ballot all running against mayor keisha lance bottoms. she's decided not to run. but it will be hard for any of them to get 50% of the vote. when you have 14 people on the ballot, nobody gets that slice.v if there isn't a 50% winner, there will be a runoff on n

if i were trump, i might be mad about that, but trump pardon steve bannon during his final hours in office. that was the end of that indictment for steve bannon, until today steve bannon had been indictment free for 15 months. well, at least since trump has been gone from office. but, he has been indicted again, he is charged with two counts of contempt of congress for defying the house committee investigating january six, and the reason that these kinds of charges send shock waves to washington when they drop this afternoon, is not just because the fan in himself is this major trump world figure and a hugely influential voice in right-wing politics, and not even because this indictment is an escalation of the general six investigation but because this indictment breaks new legal ground. no one claiming executive privilege is, which was the excuse bannon gave for not cooperating with the committee, no one has ever been indicted by a grand jury for contempt of congress for doing that. the junior six committee subpoenaed him demanding documents, asking him to sit for a -- because he had conv

well, so far they're all in on trump. they love trump. trump has sort of won that loyalty not just by doing things that qanon believers like policywise, but by never denouncing qanon. they saw during the presidential campaign when he said, well, these people think we're going after pedophiles. maybe we are. what would be wrong with that? and by doing this dance, praising people like michael flynn who always winked at qanon. they're on board. until he comes out and disavows them they're going believe in him. people outside qanon think, we can cause them to defect by pointing out, here's a picture of him and jeffrey epstein. but they say, trump was going under cover to take down jeffrey epstein. the amount of rationalizations they find to have this undying loyalty to trump apparently never ceases. >> i feel like somebody outside this looking in on it, the one thing that it always seemed to me is a cultish manifestation of trump support rather than being a cult this exists on its own that happens to attach itself to trump. it does feel endem

and after trump left office. they left special counsel john durham in place at the justice department, in the wake of the trump administration. during an open-ended investigation, into everybody who took part in the russia investigation. the trump administration and bill barr in particular, viewed the investigation as an insult by scandal, they had jim john durham to investigate and try to find crimes among people who were involved in the investigation, and that's where he has been doing ever since. special counsel john durham brought an indictment a few weeks ago -- about the trump organization having some sort of apparent surreptitious contact, with a kremlin connected bank during the 2016 election. it was kind of an obscure allegation, it never really caught that much public attention, it was court of a complex idea. never really took off in the public, mind for example it was never furthered in the mueller investigation, mueller didn't mention it at all. center intelligence committee did look into, it they ju

during trump's lame duck period, trump went out of his way to stuff the top echelons of the pentagon with trump loyal appointees that had no kind of experience that would qualify them for those kinds of senior jobs. these people were above all, and in some cases, exclusively known as trump loyalists. they had worked for mike flynn who had worked for the fringiest and weirdest trump warriors in congress. people who worked for like congressman devin nunes. what did trump want with those guys all that time, that he spent all that time during the lame duck period stuffing the pentagon with them. what did he think they were going to do there? in jonathan karl's book, he explains how one of those trump appointees who we spent a long time trying to figure out what he was doing at the pentagon, one of the things he was doing in his last days at the pentagon, he was fielding mike flynn's phone calls after the election. he was telling mike flynn that he needed to use his senior seat at pentagon to overturn the election. he said, we need you, flynn told him. he said there was going to be an epi

trump won missouri by nearly 20 points in 2016. two years later he's running to try to hold on to her seat as a democratic senator there. something came up right at the end of that campaign. reports surfaced that perhaps josh hawley had gotten some extra help in his campaign that might not have been okay.inoryeu a complaint was filed with the federal election commission jusc a couple of weeks before election day that accused the nra of having dumped a whole bunch of illegal money on josh l hawley during the campaign, supporting his campaign with illegal campaign spending through an elaborate scheme mp designed to evade campaign finance law. e now, this complaint about the nra allegedly illegally funding josh hawley in that senate race, it was filed by a non-partisan watchdog called the campaign legal center, but also by the gunso violence prevention group run by former congresswoman gabby giffords. she was shot in the head, nearly killed at a mass shooting at a i campaign event in her arizona district in 2011. she went on to fund a

during trump's lame duck period, trump went out of his way to stuff the top echelons of the pentagon with trump loyal appointees that had no kind of experience for those jobs. these people were above all, and in some cases, exclusively known as trump loyalists. they had worked for mike flynn who had worked for the fringiest and weirdest people. he spent all that time during the lame duck period stuffing the pentagon with them. what did he think they were going to do there? in jonathan karl's book, he explained that one of the trump appointees, one of the things he was doing in his last days at the pentagon, he was fielding mike flynn's phone calls after the election. he was telling mike flynn that he needed to use his senior seat at pentagon to overturn the election. he said, we need you, flynn told him. he said there was going to be an epic showdown over the election results. he said he needed to get orders signed, that balance localities needed to be seized, and that extraordinary and cohen had enormous respect for flynn. he thought his old boss sounded manic. shortly after flynn c

trump is," the post notes, "trump is a wealthy businessman with dozens of properties, and he has also built an independent political operation which at last count had more than $100 million cash on hand."op "trump did not respond to questions today about why the rnc is therefore paying his legal bills."ti i know. i know. because he told them to and they do whatever he says. amazing though. we're going to have more on that coming up with david fahrenthold in just a few minutes. >>> but, you know, it's been a day. today rabid trump supporters bi were back at dealey plaza in dallas, texas once again waiting once again for the resurrectiont of former president john f. kennedy and his son john f. kennedy jr. this is multiple times now in the last several weeks they have showed up en masse at dealey plaza in dallas.mu this is an offshoot of the qanon conspiracy theory, this sort of mass delusion among trump supporters. for weeks now they've been staking out this location in texas as part of a weird mass fantasy about resurrecting dead people, including dead politicians and their families an

former president trump's long-time adviser roger stone, who he's already had to pardon once after trump was -- excuse me, after stone was convicted of multiple felonies in the russia investigation. roger stone has now been subpoenaed by the january 6th investigation as has the infowars guy alex jones. another sort of marquee name trump supporter. mr. jones was most recently in the news just last week for having a default judgment declared against him in a case brought by the parents of little kids who were murdered at sandy hook in newtown, connecticut in 2012. alex jones made his money for a long while selling this fantasy to his followers that the sandy hook massacre was faked and the kids didn't really die. the lawsuits against him by the parents of those kids may very well bankrupt him and shut down his media and supplement-hawking company. a jury will decide what to do with him in that case in terms of financial penalties. but he and roger stone and three other people are all now subpoenaed as of tonight to testify and hand over documents about their role in the january 6th attack

they have subpoenaed the trump 2020 campaign manager bill stepien, trump campaign communications chief, jason miller, the disgraced former new york city police commissioner, exconvict bernie caric, john eastman who devised the strategy that was the reason trump summoned his supporters to washington on january 6th. he's the one that basically wrote the strategy that said vice president mike pence magically had the power to overturn the election on january 6th. also a trump campaign staffer named angela mccallum, she was according to the committee subpoenaed because she apparently called state lawmakers in at least one state and told them on behalf of the trump campaign that they should appoint trump electors, even though trump had lost in that state, lost in michigan. all six of these trump world officials have been subpoenaed today, and along with the subpoenas, they got letters providing supporting documentation about what their alleged roles were laying the groundwork for the january 6th attack. these six people are being asked to hand over documents and records within the next coupl

this is david schoen representing donald trump in trump's second impeachment trial. trump was inevitably acquitted by the republican senate thank you mitch mcconnell but a majority of senators including seven republicans did vote to convict him. trump's defenders got him the most bipartisan senate vote to convict a president in american history. david schoen also represented trump ally roger stone when stone was charged with seven felony counts of lying to congress, obstruction, witness tampering in the russia investigation. roger stone was convicted on all seven of the felony counts. that didn't work out great even if he did later get a trump pardon. david schoen was also taking on the case of convicted child sex trafficker jeffrey epstein until epstein killed himself in prison. so steve bannon's new lawyer has quite the track record. that is one thing to know as this case goes forward. the other thing to watch, though, is how aggressive it appears steve bannon is planning to be on this matter. he told reporters today that he's going on offense against the january 6

former president trump's longtime advisor, roger stone, police already had to pardon once after trump was convicted with -- roger stone has been subpoenaed by the january six investigation as he has been as well alex jones. a more marketing trump supporter, mr. john was most instantly in the news for having a default judgment declared against him in the case brought by the parents. of little kids who were murdered in sandy hook, you count, connecticut. alex jones made his money for a long while selling this fantasy to his followers that the sandy hook massacre was faked, and the kids didn't really die. the lawsuits against him by the parents of those kids may very well have bankrupted and shut down his media and supplement hawked company. a jury will decide what to do with him in that case in terms of financial penalties. but he and roger stone and three other people are all now subpoenaed as of tonight to testify to hand over documents about the role in the january six attack on the capital. we will see if president -- former president trump tells them not to respond to those subpoen

this is david schoen representing donald trump in trump's second impeachment trial. trump was inevitably acquitted by the republican senate thank you mitch mcconnell but a majority of senators including seven republicans did vote to convict him. trump's defenders got him the most bipartisan senate vote to convict a president in american history. david schoen also represented trump ally roger stone when stone was charged with seven felony counts of lying to congress, obstruction, witness tampering in the russia investigation. roger stone was convicted on all seven of the felony counts. that didn't work out great even if he did later get a trump pardon. david schoen was also taken on the case of skroingted child sex trafficker jeffrey epstein until epstein killed himself in prison. so steve bannon's new lawyer has quite the track record. that is one thing to know as this case goes forward. the other thing to watch, though, is how aggressive it appears steve bannon is planning to be on this matter. he told reporters today he is going on offense against the january 6th i

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as more trump folks get subpoenas. we had six yesterday, ten today, upon all receiving the subpoenas, they all decide whether or not they're going to comply with them. that justice department decision about whether or not steve bannon will be prosecuted for contempt for defying that subpoena. that justice department decision may well be determinative whether or not the justice department has the power to prosecute anything. the justice department, with individual people who went into the capitol, individual rioters, individual people who looted and hurt cops, hurt people on january 6th. arrested hundreds of people, isn't this case, working their way through the courts. the justice department has done nothing in terms of the organizers of the january 6th event. the people who invited people to come to washington, because they promoted this theory that mike pence could be pressured, physically stopped from counting the electoral votes and that would undo the election result, the justice department appears to be letting t

this one says, trump kennedy, keep the world great. this one says trump jfk junior, 2024. they threw big campaign banners to. they think that jfk junior is alive and he's going to run with donald trump in 2024. >> did reliant on the moon? >> did we land on the moon? no? >> they took this chance to let -- [noise] gianna kennedy junior was expected to reveal himself as 12:29 pm, the exact time that john f. kennedy was shot. i precisely that time the crowd receptive the pledge of allegiance but then weirdly he didn't turn up. neither did jfk junior, nor his dad, nor anybody else from the kennedys bloodline. you know, none of them appeared at daily plaza, mystically. this is all insane, right? but it's hundreds of people who believe democrats and celebrities are secret blood drinking pedophiles, sit around four hours to witness what they believe would be the re-incarnation of the seas democrat of celebrities that are certainly not blood drinking pedophiles, to watch the son of john f. kennedy watched donald trump his first cousin on the ticket to 2024. if you talk to people wh

this one says trump/kennedy, keep the world great. this one says trump/jfk junior 2024. they think that jfk junior is alive and they're going to run for president and vice president in 2024. >> did we land on the moon? >> did we land on the moon? no. they also shared cool new thoughts on the moon landing. did we land on the moon? no. john f. kennedy jr., according to these votes, was expected to reveal himself at 12:29 p.m., the exact time president kennedy was shot, at precisely that time the crowd piously recited the pledge of allegiance. but then, weirdly, he didn't turn up. neither jfk junior nor his dad nor anybody else from the kennedy blood line was, you know, -- appeared mystically at daley plaza. these people who think democrats and celebrities are blood-drinking pedophiles stood around for hours to watch the son of john f. kennedy join donald trump, his first cousin, on the presidential ticket to 2024. if you talk to people who follow qanon, who sort of track this strain of online extremism, the whole jfk junior is coming back to run with trump thing is conside

trump's person a the white house deputy chief of staff. trump's personl assistant. they got subpoenas today. each passing day, of course, is more proverbially pregnant with the question of whether the justice department is actually going to see to it that these subpoenas are enforced. the justice department is still currently mulling whether they're going to bring a prosecution, a contempt prosecution against any trump aides who defy the subpoenas. there was a criminal referral made to the u.s. justice department over steve bannon defying his subpoena from the january 6 investigation. the justice department has received that criminal referral. but they have not acted on it one way or the other. we don't know whether or not this investigation will effectively be allowed to proceed. more trump folks get subpoenas. six yesterday. ten today. they all upon receiving these subpoenas, they all decide whether or not they will comply with them. that justice department decision about whether or not steve bannon will be prosecuted for contempt, for defying that subpoena, that

trump has now appealed that ruling from last night. seems likely that this may go all the way to the supreme court. the only matters of suspense is how fast it will go. today, the justice department in the fbi secured their longest sentence for a person who participated in the january 6th attack on the capitol. the fbi also released some unsettling updates on who they are still looking for and for what's in terms of people who participated on the attack that day. we are going to have that ahead for you tonight. including, some footage that is released from the fbi. we also have a veterans day story tonight that will curl your hair. i actually think it's a coincidence that the story broke today, the night before veterans day. but it is a story about something really, wrong really gross, that was done to u.s. veterans in the very recent past. it is something that is just now getting fixed. we have that story for you ahead tonight. like i said, we have lots to get to, it has been an intense day in the news. i want to start tonight with a

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they have subpoenaed the trump 2020 campaign manager, trump national security adviser mike flynn, trump campaign communications chief jason miller. the disgraced former new york city police commissioner, x comp it, we richard kerry. john eastman who's the lawyer who devised the reason trump cemented supporters to washington on january six, as best as we can tell. he's the one who basically wrote the strategy that said vice president mike pence magically had the power to overturn the election, on january six. also, a trump campaign staffer, named angela mccallum. she was according to the committee subpoenaed she apparently called state lawmakers and told them on behalf of the trump campaign that they should appoint trump electors even though trump had lost in that state. they lost in michigan. all six of these trump world officials have been subpoenaed today and along with subpoenas, they got letters providing supporting documentation about what their alleged roles world laying the ground work for the january 6th attack. the six people are being asked to hand over the documents in the la

being deputy president to trump and in fact running the white house in the final week of the trump administration. again, he was hired to carry the papers and open the doors. jonathan carl's book also described mr. johnny mcentee playing a direct role a previously unknown but reportedly direct role in pressuring vice president mike pence that he needed to subvert the count of the electoral votes and thereby throughout the election results on january six. mr. mac into, -- directly that was unknown before mr. karl spoke. it is unknown whether the january six committee wants to talk to mr. johnny mcentee specifically but he did get subpoenaed today. vice president pence national security advisor general, also issued a subpoena. as well as stephen miller, he will be remembered in history for being the architect of the policy that arranged for the u.s. government to take thousands of little kids away from their mom and dad indefinitely. he has been subpoenaed now to testify about his efforts to spread false information about the election results and to persuade states to overthrow those results and pr

i mean, so far they're all on trump. they love trump. trump has won that loyalty not just by doing things that qanon believe in policy-wise, but by not denouncing them. he said, oh, people are going after pedophiles? maybe they are, what's wrong with that. and he would do this dance. and he would wink at michael flynn. people think that outside of -- outside of qanon think, we can cause them to defect. here's jeffrey epstein. then they say, trump was going under cover to take down epstein. not rationalizations to continue to have this really undying loyalty to trump. aparchlly it never ceased. >> i feel as somebody sort of outside of this looking in on it. the one thing that looked to many is a cultification. that will be tested over time. will sommer, reporter from "the daily beast." thanks very much for helping us understand this weird moment. i really appreciate you being here. >> thanks for having me. >> we've got much more news ahead. stay with us. >> we've got much more news ahead. stay with us you both sleep just right. save 50% o

this one says trump/kennedy, keep the world great. this one says trump/jfk junior 2024. they unfurled big campaign banners too. they think that jfk junior is alive and they're going to run for president and vice president in 2024. >> did we land on the moon? >> did we land on the moon? >> no! >> no. they also shared cool new thoughts on the moon landing. did we land on the moon? no. >> john f. kennedy, jr., according to these votes, was expected to reveal himself at 12:29 p.m., the exact time president kennedy was shot, at precisely the time the crowd piously recited the pledge of allegiance. but then, weirdly, he didn't turn up. neither jfk junior nor his dad nor anybody else from the kennedy blood line was, you know, -- appeared mystically at daley plaza. this is all insane, right? but it's hundreds of people who think democrats and celebrities are blood-drinking pedophiles who stood around for hours to watch the son of john f. kennedy join donald trump, his first cousin, on the precedential ticket to 2024. if you talk to people who follow qanon, who sort of track this

trump appealed that ruling from last night, it seems that this case may go all the way to the supreme court. one of the only matters of suspense here is how fast would they go. the fbi released some unsettling updates on who they're still looking for and for what in terms of people who participated in the attacks that day, we'll have that ahead tonight including some stunning footage that's released by the fbi. we got a veteran's day story that'll curl your hair. i think it's a coincidence that the story broke before veterans day. i want to start with a story that we have been on this week that we help break this week and it's now continuing to develop in ways that are not good. this is a story that's getting more national attention. i have a suspicion that it will get more national attention. i will set the stage here, this is april of last year, the state of florida having a particularly bad time. the republican governor of florida ron desantis loudly and proudly against all of the tools we have at the time to limit covid spread. he was against stay-at-home measures and business clo

trump has now appealed that ruling from last night. it seems likely that this case may go all the way to the supreme court, one of the only matters of suspense here is how fast it will go. today the justice department and the fbi secured their longest sentence yet for a person who participated in the january 6th attack on the capitol. the fbi also released some really unsettling updates on who they're still looking for and for what in terms of people who participated in the attacks that day, we're going to have that for you ahead tonight including some stunning footage that's been released now by the fbi. we've also got a veterans day story tonight that will curl your hair. i actually think it's a coincidence that this story broke today the night before veterans day, but it is a story about something really wrong and really gross that was done to u.s. veterans in the very recent past. it's something that is apparently just now getting fixed. so we've got that story for you ahead tonight. like i said, we've got lots to get to. it has be

all of that stuff ended up posted online by pro-trump conspiracy crackpots. this mesa county clerk claims she had no idea how that happened, definitely just a coincidence. after her office was raided she went into hiding. after she -- the south dakota cyber symposium thing was over, she did not go back to colorado from there. the pillow ceo claimed to be flying her around the country to various safe locations where she could be a regular guest on his web streamed conspiracy tv show. colorado secretary of state gina griswold was forced to decertify all of the voting machines in mesa county, colorado, because they had not only been tampered with but software and passwords posted on line. secretary of state griswold barred the mesa county clerk from administering any more elections and a judge agreed. that might have been the whole, end of the whole sorry saga until yesterday when a truly, truly remarkable development happened in this story. that's next. stay with us. ith us with xfinity home, you can keep your home and everything in it more protected. i can wra

trump folks love to brag about the job numbers in the first two years of trump's term, so far the economy under joe biden's way, way ahead of those numbers. don't forget, if you are writing for the beltway press, all day every day, every store has to be about how the democrats are doomed. [laughs] there are huge historic economic gains under president biden, also game changing scientific breakthroughs, and by the way the other party standard bearer will need an abacus soon to count of the grand jury hearings. but sure, the beltway presses like yes, maybe the democrats should abolish themselves, things are so terrible for them. it's another one of those days. this is what the streets look like today in glasgow, scotland outside international climate summit. thousands of protesters in the streets demanding real action on climate change from the world leaders gather there for the big climate summit, organizers say tens of thousands of people took part in today's protests, and if you look closely at who all those tens of thousands of people were today in the streets of glasgow, you pretty qui

so trump folks love to brag about the trump numbers. so far the economy under joe biden is way, way, way out ahead of those numbers. don't forget, if you're writing for the beltway press, all day, every day, every story has to be about how the democrats are doomed. there are huge historic economic gains under president biden, also game changing scientific break-throughs toward ending the pandemic. by the way the other standard bearer is going to need an an cuss to count up all the grand juries hearing evidence about him. but maybe the democrats should just abolish themselves. things are so terrible for them. another one of those days. this is what the streets looked like today in glasgow scotland, outside the international climate summit there. thousands of protesters in the streets demanding real action on climate change from the world leaders gathered there for the big climate summit. tens of thousands of people took part in today's protest. if you look closely at who all those tens of thousands of people were today in the streets of

all of that stuff ended up posted online by pro-trump conspiracy crackpots. this mesa county clerk claimed she had no idea how that happened, definitely just a coincidence. after her office was raided she went into hiding. after she -- the south dakota cyber symposium thing was over, she did not go back to colorado from there. the pillow ceo claimed to be flying her around the country to various safe locations where she could be a regular guest on his web streamed conspiracy tv show. colorado secretary of state gina griswold was forced to decertify all of the voting machines in mesa county, colorado, because they had not only been tampered with but software and passwords posted on line. secretary of state griswold barred the mesa county clerk from administering any more elections and a judge agreed. that might have been the whole, end of the whole sorry saga until yesterday when a truly, truly remarkable development happened in this story. that's next. stay with us. tonight, i'll be eating a club sandwich with fries and a side of mayonnaise. [doorbell rings]

to provide this proof and show how voting systems were rigged to flip votes from biden to trump, and a cyber symposium he had these long presentations were cyber experts dug through election software. specifically, they dug through election software from mesa county california. it was handed out on thumb drives from the event. posted on line for anyone to download along with the passwords to mesa county colorado's actual election equipment. that was bizarre. this is secure election material. sensitive stuff. how did it end up at this conspiracy scary -- theory? >> the elected county clerk, the republican county clerk of mason county -- domestic county california. she said she was convinced the election had been stolen and had been trying to get to the bottom of it in her county. there she was, in south dakota, on stage, with the pillow guy joined by the campaign manager for far-right trump supporting congresswoman laura boating. that's around the left. as they were gathered there and south dakota, local officials back in colorado were simultaneously rating the office of the meza coun

he also told trump to fire doctor fauci twice. he publicly denounced anthony fauci as evil. he wrote an op-ed in july of last year about how terrible and wrong anthony fauci was. the op-ed was published with a special note at the top by usa today, as it contained too many falsehoods. why did they publish it? peanut of our refused to respond in november. he repeatedly hung up when he was called to follow up on the request. now it's a subpoena, demanding he follow up with documents and follow up with a deposition. the committee is also suggesting in its communications today that navarro may have withheld additional evidence, in part by using encrypted private communications during his time at the white house, which you are not supposed to do and which could be more troublesome for navarro then, so far, his refusal to just supply the committee with documents. we will see. watch this space. watch this space now subaru is the largest automotive donor to make-a-wish and meals on wheels. and the largest corporate donor to the aspca and national park foundation. get a new subaru dur

you know the post office guy left over from the trump years? nobody has ever had to know the name of the postmaster general before. this is a technocratic job. it has never been a high profile job because it has not been a controversial job before until the trump years when we got post mastery general louis dejoy, a major trump donor, major republican donor, with no post office experience whatsoever. he has distinguished himself by, among other things, being under fbi criminal investigation for allegedly using the company he previously ran to gin up hundreds of thousands of dollars in illegal republican campaign contributions, which among other things appeared to have positioned him to get this postmaster job. he has also distinguished himself by maintaining personal financial investments himself with companies doing business with the post office, while he's been running the post office. that doesn't seem good. he's also distinguished himself by doing everything one human could conceivably do to sabotage the actual post office so it doesn't wor

when trump agreed to the document that his own national security adviser, h.r. mcmasters called a surrender document, a surrender agreement between the taliban and the united states, the handwriting was on the wall, because the taliban had a very lengthy head start to be able to intimidate and coerce and extort and threaten and kill those out in the country who would stand against them. i think the pace of the fall of the government might have been a little faster than people anticipated. but the outcome was not in doubt. and i -- as you say in the book "state of terror," talk about the concerns that i and many others have that there is a continuing likelihood of threats coming from afghanistan. the taliban would never denounce or break ties with al qaeda. we know there is an active isis operation going on inside afghanistan. so in addition to the grave threats to not only women, but principally women, but others who were involved in trying to help the people of afghanistan, there is a continuing need for great vigilance about possible threats coming toward us o

you know the post office guy, left over from the trump years. nobody's ever had to know the name of the postmaster general for. this is a technocratic job, it is never been a high-profile job before, because it has not been a controversial job before, until the trump years, when we got postmaster general louis dejoy, a major republican donor with no post of experience whatsoever. since he's been postmaster general he has, however, distinguished himself by, among other things, bianna or fbi criminal investigation, for allegedly using the company previously ran to gin up hundreds of thousands of dollars in illegal campaign contributions. which among other things seemed to position to get this job, he is also distinguished himself by maintaining personal financial investments, himself, with companies doing business with the post office. while he has been running the post office. that doesn't seem good. he's also distinguish himself by doing everything when human conceivably do to get pet sabotage the actual post office so it doesn't work anymore. i

this was the incident where president trump said they were very fine people on both sides. with this case has been, is a civil case. brought by plaintiffs against the neo-nazis and white supremacy's. the plane to save nine people who are injured or otherwise targeted at that event that they wanted the defendant held liable for what occurred in charlottesville in 2017. but these guys had organized and planned for. well today, after deliberating for roughly two and a half days. the federal jury hearing this case, in fact, found those defendants liable. and found that the defendant must pay more than $25 million in damages. that to the plaintiff. that had been the state of go to the people who brought this to case. they tried to bankrupt the neo-nazis and white supremacist move in this country. this will go some distance for that and, now the jury did deadlock on two counts. deadlock means they couldn't come to a unanimous agreement and that was on two of the claims that were made by the plaintiff in this case, again most of the claims were decided in the plaintiffs favor incl

they accompanied that request by releasing e-mails showing how integral navarro was in the early trump white house response to the pandemic including taking advice from a fringe outside adviser. they also released e-mails shows navarro inexplicably pushing the use of high, he publicly denounced anthony fauci as evil, and wrote an op-ed in july about how terrible and wrong anthony fauci today, and usa today had to publish a special note saying the content did not meet its fact checking standards. then why did you publish it. it's against that backdrop that peter navarro refused to respond. he repeatedly hung up when they called him on the phone to follow up on the request. they're demanding documents by december 8th. they want him to sit for a deposition a week later on december 15th. the committee is also suggesting in its communications today that navarro may have withheld additional evidence in part by using encrypted and private communications during his time at the white house which you are not supposed to do, and which could potentially be much more troublesome for navarro than hi

now the trump county has filed a civil lawsuit against that men we. he is also facing criminal charges. they say that they are filing the civil suit to hold the, met quote, accountable for his violent act and to prevent future domestic terror attacks on our voting institution. they say tonight, quote, the threat of radical extremism and the violent behavior from the far-right persist. and you know what, there is good evidence that they are right about that. particularly in austin texas right now. and addition to the molotov cocktail and the fireworks, the arson, the attempted burning down of the democratic party, with this man has since suffered. halloween night, a couple of weeks, ago somebody set a synagogue on fire in austin. luckily no one was hurt but there was significant damage to the synagogue. the security footage caught a man walking the ground from the synagogue that night holding a five gallon jerry can of gasoline. you can see eaton's right hand. there that man is now in custody, he was just arrested. about a week before that attack stude

or someone who dislike today's pro trump violent, condoning republican party not to take over congress like. there you may be having a hard time finding things to be thankful for this thanksgiving as far as politics goes. it's been a bruising few months for democrats on the public perspiration front. but it's worth taking a moment to consider that some things may not be as dire for democrats as they have seen. for instance the summer got a string of dispiriting reports, job reports from the labor department. suggesting that the economic recovery was slowing down and hiring was not as robust as expected. headlines used words like black leicester disappointing, and giants that back. but just a few days ago we learned that things were not quite with the seemed. it turns out the government dramatically underestimated job growth the summer. and what's the static's got a hold of all the data went back and revised their initial estimates, they found that they had missed over 600,000 jobs that were added this summer. by the way revisions to job numbers are a normal feature. unfortunately for t

the committee today subpoenaed top trump white house adviser peter navarro. the subpoena came after the committee had requested documents and information from him in september. they accompanied that request by releasing e-mails showing how integral navarro was in the early trump white house response to the pandemic including taking advice from a fringe outside adviser. they also released emails showing navarro inexplicably pushing the use of hydroxychloroquine. he publicly denounced anthony fauci as evil. he wrote an op-ed in july about how terrible and wrong anthony fauci was, and "usa today" had to publish a special note saying the content did not meet its fact-checking standards. then why did you publish it. it's against that backdrop that peter navarro refused to respond. he repeatedly hung up when they called him on the phone to follow up on the request. they're demanding documents by december 8th. they want him to sit for a deposition a week later on december 15th. the committee is also suggesting in its communications today that navarro may have withhe

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if you are a democrat or someone who votes for democrats or just someone who would like today's pro-trump conspiracy-filled republican party not to take over congress next year, you may be having a hard time finding things to be thankful for this thanksgiving, at least as far as politics go. but it's worth taking a moment to consider some things may not be as dire for democrats as they seem. for instance, this summer the country got a string of dispiriting jobs reports from the labor department suggesting that the economic recovery was slowing down and hiring was not as robust. headlines used words like "lackluster," "disappointing," and "giant step back." but just a few days ago we learned things were not quite what they seemed. it turns out the government underestimated job growth this summer. and once they got ahold of all the data and revised their estimate, they had missed over 600,000 jobs that were added this summer. by the way, revisions to job numbers are a normal feature. now, unfortunately for the white house, it can't get back those months of bad press, but we know there was n