i remember mulvaney talking about love, if it takes shutting down the government and that's what we've got to do because this national debt is of such importance, it's a systemic threat to our civilization. we got to do whatever we can do to throw a monkeywrench in the equation . that's a viewpoint. >> he shut it down. >> the problem was only a matter of months later he becomes omb director under the from administration and completely reverses it i got into it with him. i had a bunch of committee hearings. somehow made national news when i said the obvious i said what is a lie because the numbers in no way added up. here's a guy who was saying one thing about the importance of the debt a few months earlier and completely abandons that ideal a matter of months later and i think that's incredibly disturbing is part of what turns people off thepolitics . completely part of what's turning young people off to the republican party of lake based on their same look, i don't i always love mom or dad what's going on in washington is inconsistent, i out. i thinkthe conservative movement is whethe

i thought it was particularly disturbing with people like meadows or jordan or mulvaney from my home state. i don't remember mulvaney talking about look, if it takes shutting down the government utthen that's what we've got to do because this national debt is of such importance. it's a systemic threat to our civilization. we've got to do whatever we can do to throw a monkeywrench into the equation. again, that's a viewpoint. >> he shut it down's but the problem was only a matter of months later he becomes omd director under the trump administration and completely reverses his opinion. i got into it with him in a budget committee hearing where i somehow made national news when i said the obvious that this budget is alive because the numbers in no way added up and yet here's a guy who was thsaying one thing about the importance of the debt a few months earlier and completely abandons that idea a matter of months later and i think that's peincredibly disturbing and it's part of what turns people off the politics, particularly part of what's turning young people off to the republican par

mulvaney is a hill staffer that took a couple days off to go volunteer and be a vip lead on the event. the step that the committee took with her by subpoenaing an existing house staffer is unprecedented but i say good because she may know things that can help get to the truth. unprecedented steps are fine. the attack we saw january 6 on our pillar of democracy is so unprecedented. maggie mulvaney she is somebody that is working for congresswoman miller of west virginia, a congresswoman that i have donated to. i'm shocked how this has really gone right into the very not just establishment but the grass roots of who republicans are. it's disgusting and the people deserve to be sitting there facing hard questions because we americans deserve the truth. they have been lackeys for trump and their people and i tell you women for america first, 11 women i believe have had names sent because they were -- might have been -- might have been tipping off some other people rally organizers on january 6 about potential violence. this is so important. we need to follow the committee and supporting t

mick mulvaney is going to be here and you are about to see them. there he is used to run the white house under trump and checkbook of the country as omv director. then talk to the parents of lieutenant colonel scheller who is in jail and what is going to happen on tuesday when he goes to pre-trial. brian kelly one of the successful duo in the history of country music. brian kelly is going to talk about what it is like going solo and what it is was like during the pandemic when he couldn't get on stage. geraldo rivera will make history tonight add this to illustrious resume. geraldo rivera will be here. geraldo rivera who has never been on the clock before. geraldo rivera will be here on the clock. i hope he is ready for it. yes. all right, so let's get started. first, we start in washington, d.c. where we might be witnessing the end of the biden agenda right before it begins. nine months. in democrats are locked in a civil war between progressives and moderates as two massive spending billings make their way through congress. the far left is holdin

you know, mick mulvaney -- not mick mulvaney. so sorry. mark meadows, when he started, he put a freeze on anybody -- nobody could hire anybody in any department unless mark meadows specifically said yes. jared kushner basically told him what he thought of that and got to do what he wanted. so that was -- you know, nobody ever challenged jared. you couldn't. this was the president's son-in-law. so he would dive into these areas where i know he had absolutely no expertise and, you know, claim to save the day, and then he would leave. there was a running joke in the white house. when things were getting really tough, they suddenly disappeared on vacations. he was tough to deal with. i think he got really heady with power. i do not think he left there the best version of himself. i believe that he and ivanka kind of thought they were a shadow president and first lady. >> your nickname for them was? >> the interns. >> melania trump's nickname for ivanka. >> the princess. >> you think ivanka is a pretty smart cookie. >> a smart woman. >> who is

people like maggie mulvaney, the niece of former chief of staff mick mulvaney, and katrina pierson, a former trump administration official. it's unclear if they are cooperating, but it's another day, another deadline. representative jamie raskin is reminding these people through twitter that if they don't cooperate, there will be repercussions, hallie. >> let me turn to you, scott, and those two january 6 rioters sentenced today. what kind of sentence was handed down, how does it compare to previous jail terms, any tea leaves we can read there from the judge's decision? >> definitely, hallie. it was a small case but a big deal today. bower and hemingway, two of a growing number of defendants who pled guilty to the lowest level of misdemeanor charged for january 6, for unlawfully being on the grounds, no accusations of assault or damage, but both got jail time, not a lot, 45 days, but we're seeing this sea change. the first set of defendants who pleaded guilty on that charge got home detention or probation. now we see judges taking a harder line. the question is will that continue for

the panel is seeking documents from maggie mulvaney, former trump campaign staffer and niece of former acting chief of stave staff mick mulvaney, who is a current republican staffer also campaign aide katrina pearson who was reportedly a liaison between the white house and the organizers of the january 6th rally. as the house select committee continues its work the disgraced ex-president is trying to gum up the process. he is planning a lawsuit for the the release of the white house records invoking executive privilege. it's a lot. joining me is jamie raskin of maryland. a member of the house select committee on the january 6th attack and he was a former lead house manager in the second impeachment trial of donald trump and he is a constitutional expert. congressman raskin, it is good to be with you, thank you for being with us. i want to start by understanding this concept of criminal referrals because most of us will never be subpoenaed to congress so we won't really know what are you supposed to do and what does the threat of criminal referrals mean? >> those are two different thing

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party, disfiguring our democracy and a test to downplay the danger are no likely to age better than mulvaney's op-ed promising if he loses, trump will concede gracefully, as the trump virus continues to spread, we need to inoculate our democracy from its intended effect which is the overturning of an election. while senator joe manchin considering his quixotic effort to convince ten republicans to vote for his reform bill there's a more targeted effort which could gain republican support an urgently needed clarification of an 1887 law known as the electoral count act the same murky and messy law john eastman attempted to exploit in his six-point memo for how to conduct a coup. among the law's many deficiencies it allows state legislators to appoint a slate of electors regardless of how citizens voted if the state failed to make a choice on election day, a circumstance the law does not currently define. in addition, it allows an objection to the counting of electoral votes to occur if one memb senator and member of the house sign on. the law does not give the vice president discretion to ignore

mick mulvaney is going to be here and you are about to see them. there he is used to run the white house under trump and checkbook of the country as omv director. then talk to the parents of lieutenant colonel scheller who is in jail and what is going to happen on tuesday when he goes to pre-trial. brian kelly one of the successful duo in the history of country music. brianel

there's the niece of former white house chief of staff mick mul mulvaney, the spokesperson for the 2016 campaign for donald trump. these are people who were intimately involved in the president's orbit, either before his presidency or during his presidency. but what they are interested in is communications that they've had with the former president and the trump white house in the days and weeks leading up to the capitol attack, and that's significant because if you take a broad look at this, it all goes to show they're still focusing on the oval office. >> okay, hugo lowell of the guardians, thank you so much. >>> in a moment, omarosa tells us how she beat donald trump in court and why it could be a nightmare for him. >>> plus, her take on disturbing revelations on the latest white house insider trump tell-all. trl e can be a minefield for young homeowners who have turned into their parents. can you believe how many different types of water they have in this aisle? kim, did you just change blades back there? -ah. -this is perfect. jackpot. variety pack. remember, it's a football game,