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. >> i'm john miller, deputy commissioner of the new york city police department for intelligence and counterterrorism. and at the time this happened, i was with "20/20". i was the co-anchor with barbara walters, and this was the story that i was assigned to. investigators were looking at the crime scene and they're looking for the story the crime scene will tell. >> the police didn't have a lot of experience investigating cases of this magnitude. so, pretty quickly, they called in the illinois state police. >> what the officers found in her house did not fit their mental image of what they would find had there been an intruder. >> julie had claimed that there had been this terrible struggle with an intruder, and yet the house was not in the kind of condition where you would expect a house to be after that. >> this is a scale model representing the house where julie rea and joel were the night of the crime. this would be joel's room where he was sleeping. this would be julie rea's bedroom where she was sleeping. in this vestibule in between the two, she encounters this dark figure. th

. >> well, that was a john miller reporting for us tonight. i love this little much every thanksgiving i get up to watch the parade. yeah. it's a tradition to do it. i know. at just one thing that really want to do when i was a kid growing up in detroit. my dad used to take us to the parade but i would come home and finish watching this. all right. and it's just part of my tradition. i just love you know, aren't been there i was their second, 3rd grade summer around the time it gets really cold. you've got to get out there really eyes were filled up in these big balloons. yeah. our favorite characters and of course, santa claus comes, that's when everybody gets really excited when it brings out the child in all of get a hot chocolate warm to survive all temperatures out there, right. cold that part of the around the bay area. we have to deal with a little patchy frost this morning. so not as cool but. >> little cold out there tonight and you're going to see those clear skies those offshore winds again. and that means really that dry air. and s

we have john miller next with family and children's services . >> good morning supervisors, thankyou for allowing me to speak on this important issue . i have a powerpoint, i believe she was going to share her scream for me. my name is joe miller, deputy director of family and children's services for the human services agency of san francisco. next slide please. so today i'll just go over the recommendation that the family housing report for child welfare and talk to you about our additional efforts at hsa and sds to address disproportionality and increase the focus on prevention which was very well by jenny. next slide please. okay. the first recommendation, the overall recommendation was to transform the city's response to child welfare to work with the family and children's services to address the overrepresentation of families in child welfare and increase the focus on preventionand there were sixareas of implementation in the report recommended . next please . first onewas the racial equity feedback loop . this issomething we're excited about in and francisco . what it does is i

the driver, a 30 year old woman was airlifted to john miller medical center in walnut creek. her three year old daughter was airlifted to ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland. investigators have not publicly announced it cause for the crash. but a witness who pulled the child out of that mangled car says the driver was driving erratically before the crash. drove probably about 50 or 60 miles an hour past the store. u. accelerating no breaks, and then we heard her. i think she went up on the curb. she hit carts. and then we heard the crash over here. no one inside was hurt because the pillar stopped that car from going into the restaurant employees did close the taco bell after the crash, but later reopened the drive through part of the restaurant. authorities say the mother and child both suffered life threatening injuries in oakland based group is now working toward redeveloping the oakland coliseum complex. last night, the city council selected the group to negotiate deals to bring in everything from professional sport teams to retail stores and affordable housing. k

miller at nbc sports, god bless him, went in there saying we're going to do a dog show in that two-hour slot after having watched "best in show" the movie and that's how it all began. >> it's a winner winner for a turkey dinner. there's a new breed in the mix this year? >> yes believe oit or not, the beaver terrier. there it is. it's kind of like a little yorkie but it underscores the fact that when we started 20 years ago, we had 160 different breeds we have almost 210 now so part of the evolution has been introducing new breeds to america and hopefully they take one of them home with them and adopt it in a special style for their own -- the way their lives are. we always love introducing new dogs. >> john, i hear there's a new show especially for kids >> you know, this is fun every year we have a 12, 13, 14-year-old handler that kind of works its way into the mix the crowd goes nuts when we have a young handler. so the idea has evolved that we need to have a junior form so we're going to have a junior show as well we're going to be filming it actually going to be presenting it followi

miller to be screened by this monarch system. but again, he says, it's just part of a larger approach to using screening and technology to help fight lung cancer and save lives. add a burial weather after a lots of sunshine today mild temperature as the tardy starting to cool off this evening, so get ready for another round of chilly temperatures with the clear skies as we head into your thursday morning for thanksgiving, but after that to chile star just like today, we have a lot to clear skies. take a look at some of the numbers from this afternoon. all these neighborhoods starting out today in the thirties out towards the basketball sonoma, santa rosa petaluma wrote her park. 33 degrees, and once again we're talking about a frost advisory first thing tomorrow morning for the north bay valleys in the east bay valleys satellite. you can see it defined storm track up to our north, but nothing showing up for us. just just a few high clouds moving in from the pacific this afternoon. current number is most areas still in the sixties

miller is with us. welcome back great to see you again. >> thank you great to be here appreciate you having me on. >> it's amazing how quickly the conversation changes already we got the new york city health commissioner advising us to all wear masks in grocery stores and offices and lobbies do you expect this to have an impact on consumer mentality when they go to restaurants? >> it's interesting because all of this momentum coming into the holidays, you have got black friday, cyber monday and everybody is excited and ready to go, and then this news comes along and the world health organization is saying this is more virulent, more contagious and more skilled, if the virus can be skilled at evading public health measures, so it does have people talking about it quite a bit. i believe the momentum for growing confidence to dine out will continue in the holidays. it's not in the u.s. yet it will be naive to think it's not going to arrive eventually, but it's not here yet. momentum continues for the near

. >> reporter: also senior adviser stephen miller, john mcentee, who just at 29 years old, became one of trump's most powerful and loyal aides. and molly michael, his personal secretary. today's subpoenas followed those issued yesterday for michael flynn, rudy giuliani's associate bernie kerik. and a woman named angela mccallum. citing this voicemail to a michigan state representative. >> you do have the power to reclaim your authority and send a slate of electors that will support president trump and vice president pence. >> reporter: the question now is whether those subpoenaed today and yesterday will actually testify. the answer to that may depend on what happens with steve bannon. bannon defied his subpoena. he's been held in contempt. if the justice department prosecutors him, the others will see that they could go to jail for failing to cooperate. if justice does not cooperate, the others will see there is no price to pay for defying congress. david? >> all right, jon karl back with us tonight. jon, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next tonight to your money and more specific

. >> reporter: also senior adviser stephen miller, john mcentee, who at just 29 years old, became one of trump's most powerful and fiercely loyal aides. and molly michael, his personal secretary, who sat right outside the oval office. today's subpoenas followed those issued yesterday for michael flynn, rudy giuliani's associate bernie kerik and several campaign officials, including a woman named angela mccallum, who the committee said was pressuring local lawmakers to overturn their state's election results, citing this voicemail to a michigan state representative. >> you do have the power to reclaim your authority and send a slate of electors that will support president trump and vice president pence. >> reporter: the question now is whether any of those subpoenaed today and yesterday actually testify. the answer to that may depend on what happens to steve bannon. bannon defied his subpoena. he was held in contempt. if the justice department prosecutes him, the others see that they could go to jail for failing to cooperate. if justice does not prosecute, they will see there is no pri

also jason miller, former senior adviser to the campaign. john eastman. he's the attorney who helped craft trump's argument that the election was stolen. his argument has already been debunked by many legal scholars. mike flynn who was involved in meeting about how the trump campaign wanted to promote the lie that the election was stolen. angela mccallum, executive assistant to former president trump's campaign, and bernard kerik, who participated in a meeting at the willard hotel centered around overturning the election results. all six of these people are being asked to turn over documents by november 23rd, and then they have depositions scheduled any time in the last week of november to mid-december. >> quite a rogue's gallery there. any word if they'll abide by the subpoena and testify? >> it's not clear but we know so far this committee has had difficulty getting top trump aides to offer meaningful cooperation with their investigation. we've seen in that first round of subpoenas the top trump aides like scan scavino, mark meadows, steve bannon. they'

bill steppian, jason miller, john eastman was there. bernard kerik as well in that room where those meetings took place. i spoke to kerik briefly this morning. to that defiance you referred to, he provided us with a statement calling on the committee, demanding that the committee retract what he described as a defamatory press release, saying they need to apologize and admit this is a partisan stunt, that they are not looking for the truth. to garrett's point, it's clear that those are not the words of a man who intends to comply with this subpoena. steve bannon, a former trump advisor, had been subpoenaed and was held in contempt by the house of representatives, which sent it over to the department of justice, which is still yet to determine whether they will file a criminal contempt charge against bannon. so at this point, it's unclear whether any of these individuals based on that would have any motivation to comply. >> nearly 150 witnesses have testified to the committee, so they they are making progress. they've issued about 25 sub

they include national security advise or michael flynn, jason miller and attorney john eastman. nearly 700 people have been charged with relation to january 6th. it has been nearly three decades since the three main ethnic groups signed a u.s.-backed peace deal. now, demands for more autonomy from bosnia. >> it's been a the gloomy few few weeks in bosnia with dark clouds fill thing sky and the country's political horizon. after three decades of peace, the prospect of war is being discussed by many people. statements and apparent attempts by leading politicians here in bosnia enclave threatening to withdraw from state institutions including national army, pave thing way for cessation. after the u. inner's top official warned the country could break break apart, the united states sent its envoy to the region meeting bosnia's three-member counsel as well as other serb leaders. the message from them there bowled no war. but the visions are clear to see. and it's a struggle to find bosnian national flag raised anywhere not even in government buildings. instead a flag adopt bid skr ci

joining the panel is ian miller, john allen and former congresswoman donna edwards back with me. can you read the tea leaves? the court rules against the case once before. do you expect it to be different this time? >> so i think it's likely that the supreme court will eventually strike down sb 8. there was a brief filed by a bunch of gun groups saying if texas can use this weird system to go after abortion rights some state could use the same structure to nullify the second amendment and we don't want that so i think the supreme court will realize this law which is set up in order to avoid judicial review is untenable and has to be a constitution enforced and will strike it down. there's another case being argued in december and asked the supreme court to overrule roe v. wade and they may wait until after roe is off the books or texas the ability to ban abortions to wipe out the law that's sort of banning abortion in a back ward way. >> how do you expect the oral arguments to go tomorrow? can you tell us who the plaintiffs are? >> there are two sets. whole women's health and sue

, and attorney john eastman. more than $670.00 people have been charged for taking part in the right at the capital building on january. the 6th, the top court in the us state of oklahoma has overturned a $465000000.00 ruling against drug make a johnson and johnson over its alleged part in the nation's opioid crisis. the pharmaceutical john was accused of fueling the epidemic through deceptive marketing . but the time a supreme court has ruled the de la cord wrongly interpreted the states public nuisance law in 2019 or a half a 1000000 people in the u. s. died from period overdoses. in the last 2 decades in miami, that's quite a reversal, isn't it? it is essentially, this was the 1st case to be kind and i was there the day that the judge made that room ruling in norman oklahoma and essentially all the other states we're looking at this is the template of how to make big pharmaceutical companies like johnson and johnson pay for the damage they say they have done. there are 2700 pending court cases. and what the su

john eastman and the $700.00 people have been charged in relation to the rise of the capital building. on january the 6th and increasingly tense. political deadlock in bosnia herzegovina is raising concerns the country could return to war. it has been nearly 3 decades now since the 3 main ethnic groups signed a u. s. bank p. steel. now that demands for more or tommy from bosnia sub community are threatening to unravel. it'll demolish reports from sarajevo. it's been a gloomy few weeks in bosnia herzegovina, with dark clouds filling both the sky and the country's political horizon. after almost 3 decades of peace, the prospect of war is being discussed by many people. the reason statements and the parent attempts by leading politicians here in bosnia, serv, enclave of republic, a. serv. scott, threatening to withdraw from state institutions, including the national army paving the way for cessation. after the un stop official one, the country could break apart. the united states sent its envoy to the region meeting, buzz me as 3 member presidential council, as well as other sort of lead

john eastman. at least $700.00 people have been charged in relation to the riots in washington. on january the 6th, a pregnant gemini journalist and her child had been killed in an explosion in the southern port city of aidan, russia de la darzy, worked for a united arab emirates based network. her husband, who is also a journalist, was injured. although he say an explosive device was planted in their car. i minister mine abdul malik, so you just called it a terrorist attack. though no group is claimed responsibility. the philippines response to the pandemic as taken a great a toll on its economy than expected. some analysts say could be the last asian country to bounce back jamila alan durcan has our report from manila, black bank. hello, money mot. boonie is taking a call from a prospective employer at a shipping company, greg red, toyota. but when you, sir, i've been interviewing one money under the offer that been another company came to america still they can grow the company, which is i appli

reports from john is back frustration at janice birds international airport. as dozens of people try to return to the united kingdom, it comes all was off. date was announced. a new variant of coven 19 had been identified in south africa. that led to the united kingdom announcing a new travel ban on people coming from southern african countries, including south africa. but swanner and bob with is a bit inconvenience. we had our flights book for a week time, but we got the news from our daughter in about 1 o'clock last night saying that you thought you were going to introduce the read it's on justified. it's abrupt and it's not good for tories for south africa. was seen these regulations wave off last night. people up front to keep trying to get back into the south african scientists say they're worried, existing vaccines may not be effective. and the new variant may spread easily. genomics develops in south africa has been outstanding throughout this whole pandemic period. and that's why we've been able to identify when changes occur. the fact that we are able

john eastman. more than $670.00 people have been charged for taking part in the right at the capital building on january the 6. still to come this half hour, dangerous smoke and toxic foam lucian and waste create environmental hazards across india. and author corona virus enforced interval. liquor license again on to ha phone festival. ah hello there. it's been a very wet start the week for much of a stray leah and that wet weather is set to continue. we're going to see the rain pick up across central and eastern areas, but it has been very wet in the west path recorded it's wet as november day on record. on tuesday in to wednesday, we had more than 14 millimeters of rainfall. but that rain has cleared, the cloud remains, but there will be some sunshine breaking through. that's not the case. the central and southern areas, you can see that rain intensifying here. it's wet for darwin on wednesday, but by the time we get to thursday, those thunderstorms have rolled further east. they're going to pick

included on that list is former senior adviser jason miller, attorney john eastman and former national security adviser michael flynn. committee chairman bennie thompson says former president trump's aides drove a campaign of misinformation about the election and planned ways to stop the count of electoral college votes. we are still waiting for president biden to sign the infrastructure bill, as mentioned earlier. meanwhile, congress is taking a break for the next several days before more work on the president's massive social spending bill, the build back better bill congressional correspondent aishah hasnie has the latest tonight from capitol hill. >> the motion is adopted. >> president biden's legislative victory may be short lived. on friday, the house finally synched up with the senate passing a trillion dollars bipartisan infrastructure bill. but democratic infighting is still around the bend. house speaker nancy pelosi pumped the brakes on the vote for the bigger tax and social spending plan called build back better to appease house moderates who want to see a congressional bud

people like john eastman, bernie kerik, jason miller, they were all posted up just a block away from the white house in the week and the weeks leading up to january 6th. and trying to implement a strategy for republican legislatures and vice president mike pence to overturn the results of the 2020 election. that being said, these subpoenas were expected. figures like john eastman have been a topic of chatter and focus for the committee for quite some time now as he did offer those two memos that outlined just how the president -- the former president could execute a strategy to overturn the results of the election. what we're still missing here and what we're still looking for is potentially threads that directly connect these characters to former president donald trump. john eastman was in the oval office on january 4th where he presented one of his strategies to the president and to mike pence, but in terms of actually on january 6th, did they have any conversations? what were those conversations like, especially with someone like jason miller who was doing communications and strat

michael flynn, jason miller, angela mccallum, john eastman and bernard keric. garrett haake is following the story. what do we know about these new subpoenas this morning? >> reporter: the committee says these subpoenas are for folks wlorp there mr. cases involved with the trump campaign on the front aendnd then pivoted to the stop the steal effort after the fact. you have michael flynn, long time ally of president trump, one of his early endorsers back in 2016 who was pretty active talking about his own conspiracy theories. then there's bernie keric. he's the only one to issue any kind of statement after the fact, at least that we've seen publicly, acknowledging the subpoena. he writes there a statement, i'm demanding that the committee either detract this defamatory press release and apologize or admit this is purely a partisan stunt and they aren't looking for the truth. craig, that doesn't sound to me like someone who's eager to cooperate. all of these folks know they face potential legal consequences if they choose not to. we expect new subpoenas from the

john eastman, memo author. jason miller, angela mccallum, trump's executive assistant on the campaign and bill stepien. how could i forget bernie kerik, former new york city head of the police was involved in the campaign events. so you say, well, we know this. what do we think each of them did? why is the january 6th committee interested? let's start with flynn. we know he was donald trump's national security advisor for about two and a half scaramuccis, you know, 25 days or so, not very long. he was -- he was involved in the meeting december 18th, this strategy meeting in the oval office, as it related to what donald trump could do to block the election results. he floated invoking marshall law and he has to have his documents to the committee by november 23rd but i would say, ryans has the right point here. steve bannon is going to set a lot of precedent for what this committee can and can't do. i want to play you something from michael flynn. this is michael flynn on newsmax. let me hit play here. >> he cou

john eastman, bill stepien, jason miller, bernie kerik, michael flynn, and campaign executive assistant angela mccallum. they were all ordered to testify and provide relevant documents to the committee. all six took part in discussions about challenging the 20 election results, according to "the washington post." eastman and kerik participated in the so-called war room meetings near the white house. they plotted the investigation on the electoral college votes. and it was claimed mike pence had the authority to block the votes. the january 6th committee previously issued subpoenas for top advisers including steve bannon who the house voted to hold in contempt after he refused to testify. the decision whether to file charges against bannon is up to merrick garland. in his new book "betrayal: the final act of the trump show" carlson reports on the conversation he had with trump. he told mcdaniel he was leaving the gop and creating his own political party and he didn't care if the move would destroy the republican party. trump reportedly told mcdaniel, this is what they deserve for not sti

john mcentee. kayleigh mcenany. stephen miller. ben williamson, molly michael as you said. nicolas luna. there they are up on your screen. always a pleasure, andrew. >> thanks, don. have a good night. >> i want to turn now to cnn's senior political analyst mr. john avlon. good evening to you. thanks for helping us out on this breaking news. let me read a little bit more from judge chutkan's ruling. it says, "presidents are not kings and plaintiff is not president. he retains the right to assert that his records are privileged, but the incumbent is not constitutionally obliged to honor that assertion. presidents are not kings." that's a line first written by a different judge in the case over don mcgahn. give me your reaction to this. >> i'm so glad you read that line because it's so important. that presidents are not kings and the plaintiff is not president. presidential privilege exists for the benefit of the republic, not any particular individual. that gets to the heart of this case in effect. and this judge's decision, while it will be appealed, is very clear and rooted

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including the campaign manager, bill stepien, and campaign spokesman jason miller as well as john eastman, the infamous lawyer who wrote the memo described as a quote blue point for a coup. michael flynn, one of the biggest and most prolific peddlers of the big lie. also subpoenaed, bernie karrick. the "washington post" reports he acted as an investigator of sorts of election fraud conspiracies inside the so-called war room at the willard hotel in washington, d.c. there is also today news on the criminal investigation into election interference taking place in georgia. it has been mostly under the radar for most of the past year. but the "new york times" is reporting on signs that the georgia probe is entering a new stage, quote, an atlantic district attorney is moving toward convening a special grand jury in the investigation into the enter veerns by the former president and his allies. the prosecutor fanny willis opened her inquiry in february. they are consulting with the select committee. her progress has been slowed in part by the delays in the panel's fact gathering. convening a gra

stephen miller, kayleigh mcenany and former white house presidential personnel office director john mcentee are three of the new names added to the long list of trump allies the panel wants to hear from. let's get right to brian nobles live from capitol hill. these are some really close allies of trump's. >> no doubt about it, jake. this is a group with very close tyce to the former president donald trump. ten subpoenas in all issued today by the january 6th select committee. but what remains to be seen is whether or not this committee will have the power to force this group of individuals to comply with their request. new targets to help uncover who was behind the insurrection, narrowing in on those closest to the former president, donald trump. the committee dropping more subpoenas today. ten new ones, including key players in the trump orbit and the time between the november election and january 6th. the biggest names, longtime loyal adviser stephen miller, body man turned white house personnel chief johnny mcentee and former press secretary kayleigh mcenany. mcenany, one of the loudest

joining us tonight, congressman mariannette miller-meeks, greg murphy, john katko, former chair of council of vick advisors kevin hassett, former congressman sean duffy and dhs former official, laura ries. a new controversy, riding the wave of china. cornering the market on green energy products more on the biden way, delaware wade. we'll dig into the deeper story. parents are afraid to speak out for children at school board meetings due to fears of white house intimidation and retaliation. we have the story. the new lieutenant governor of virginia, win some sears is bringing hope, a breath of fresh air. common sense ringing like a bell on issues. we have the sound. police warn of growing phenomenon, mass looting by brazen smash-and-grab gangs breaking out across the country, the democratic experiment how to handle crime is blowing up in their faces. the border crisis fueling a new drug epidemic this country has never seen before. people overdosing from fentanyl in marijuana. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: thanks for joining us. you're watchin

. >> the house select committee investing the january 6th capitol issued six subpoenas, john eastman, bill stephen, jason miller, bern navy yard kirik and michael flynn and angela mccallum to testify and provide documents. all six took parts in discussions about challenging the results of the 2020 elections. eastman participated in a so-called war room meeting at the willard hotel. eastman also penned a two-page memo for the trump's team where he claims mike pence had the legal authority to block the counting of votes. the january 6th committee issued subpoenas including steve bannon who the house voted to hold in contempt after he refused to testify. the decision whether to bring charges against bannon sits with attorney general with merrick garland. nbc news reached out to these six subpoenas yesterday for responses but nobody replied. >> this is certainly the trump's circle here. just to give viewers contacts of who's who here. we have stephen who was a campaign manager, he was in charge. kirik working with rudy giuliani and we have of course we have the last one bernard kirik, the

the architect behind trump's plan to overturn the election, john eastman. former-campaign officials jason miller, bill stepien and bernard kerik who participated in a meeting about overturning the election. this is a who's who of trump's big lie. and trump, no doubt, paying a lot of attention right now because they know a lot. and they said a lot. i mean, they said a lot even that we heard. just listen to eastman speaking to steve bannon on january 2nd. bannon warning of a climactic battle if pence didn't step up and refuse to certify the election results. >> are we to assume that this is going to be a climactic battle that's going to take place this week about the very question of the constitutionality of the electoral count act of 1877? >> i think a lot of that depends on the courage and the spine of the individuals involved. >> that would be a nice way to say a guy named mike -- vice president mike pence? >> yes. >> climactic battle. and here's flynn. he met with trump at the white house in the weeks before january 6th pushing the former president to inv

john heilemann is back with us. matt miller, i'll say at the beginning, we wish you were at the table. it's much more fun to be back here in studio. we started this hour with this story yesterday, and i think dan goldman and john both made the right point, we're fighting about whether it was 4:35 or 5:06. why wasn't it 2:00? >> yeah, that's absolutely the right point. the first breach of the capitol happened at 1:50 and the call came instantly from the chief of the capitol police to the pentagon asking them to send in troops and actually the mayor of d.c. had made a request even earlier than that, when she saw the people that were assembling at the capitol. while it is important, because every minute matters, but the difference between 4:35 and 5:08, the real question is why the pentagon took so long and different people from the pentagon and talked about it that and given answers that they worried about the specter of servicemen in military uniforms confronting peaceful protesters. no doubt they had in their mind t

. >> christopher little, john mcentee, keith kellogg, kayleigh mcenany, stephen miller, ben williamson, molly michael, nicholas luna. there they are up on your screen. always a pleasure, andrew. thank you, sir. i appreciate it. >> thanks, don. have a good night. >>> i want to turn now to cnn's senior political analyst mr. john avlon. john, good evening to you. thanks for helping us out on this breaking news. let me read a little bit more from the judge's ruling. it says, presidents are not king and plaintiff is not president. he retains the right to assert that his records are privileged, but the incumbent president is not constitutionally obliged to honor that assertion. presidents are not kings. that's a line first written by a different judge in the case over don mcgahn. give me your reaction to this. >> i'm so glad you read that line because it's so important. presidents are not kings, and the plaintiff is not president. presidential privilege exists for the benefit of the republic, not any particular individual. that gets to the heart of this case in effect, and this judge's decis

also jason miller, former senior campaign adviser. john eastman, he was actually an attorney who helped craft trump's argument that the election was stolen. also mike flynn, a former trump administration official who was also involved in a meeting about how the trump campaign wanted to promote the lie that the election was stolen. angela mccollum, an executive assistant and bernard carrick, centered around trying to overturn the election results. now all six of these individuals have been asked to hand over documents by november 23rd and then they have depositions scheduled from the end of november to mid december, but wolf, it's just not clear if any of these people are going to participate. what we've seen so far is that the committee has had some difficulty getting meaningful cooperation from trump administration officials who they have subpoenaed and we saw just last week, former trump justice department official, jeffrey clark, he did show up for his interview, but he completely stone walled the committee. he cited ongoing litiga

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and john mcatee who at 29 years old became one of trump's most powerful and fiercely loyal aides, and molly michael, his personal secretary who sat right outside the oval office. >> jon, the big question right now, does former president trump have any real chance on appeal? >> reporter: look, george, he's definitely going to appeal. this will be decided at the appellate court, potentially the supreme court. in a statement overnight his spokesperson said, quote, the battle to defend executive privilege for presidents past and future was destined to be decided by the appellate courts. most legal scholars say this was a strong ruling by this federal judge and consistent with what most constitutional experts would say will be the case. executive privilege does not apply to former presidents. >> there's no disagreement between the executive and congressional branch right now. jon karl, thanks very much. robin? >>> we turn to aaron rodgers and the packers. the quarterback and the team have been fined for violating covid protocols as rodgers says he takes full responsibility for misleading a

this is where we are tonight with outstanding subpoenas for bill steppian, miller, mccallum. i hope she has a lawyer. definitely should get one if you're watching. john eastman, bernard carrick, steve bannon who has made no move to comply despite the contempt vote against him. we wait to see what the newly subpoenaed trump allies, the january 6th committee, and the department of justice will do next. congresswoman zoe loft democrat from california is a member of the january 6th committee that just issued those subpoenas and joins me now. is there a unifying theme here in these folks or should we interpret this as the committee making its way through the main players? >> well, i think it is just part of our plowing through to get all the evidence about everything that happened. we clearly -- these were individuals who were heavily involved in trying to overturn the election, being involved in the so-called war rooms at the willard hotel. and we need to find out everything they said and did leading to that mercifully failed effort to overturn the election. we are -- we have int

steven miller, former white house personnel director john mcentee, and personal assistant are among those to testify. the house committee is apparently attempting to strip committee assignments for those who voted for the infrastructure bill. punchbowl reports that many republicans were angry. the victory for president biden could be a vital campaign tool during next year's midterms. one lawmaker that they're targeting, congressman john peck of new york. it's not the first time he upset rank and file republicans. he also voted to impeach former president trump and support a criminal contempt referral for steve bannon. and he was also the gop lawmaker who originally agreed to the bipartisan january 6th committee and denied. several criticized those who voted for the infrastructure package. congresswoman tweeted their names and phone numbers and congressman upton tweeted as a catalyst. >> i have a colleague that put out the phone numbers of 13 of us who voted that way. glad to defend that vote. we've been working since last spring. i'm concerned about my staff. they're taking these calls. t

jason miller and bernie carrick. let's bring in elie honig. your reaction to this list, these six. >> the committee is really now focusing on the root of january 6th, which is the big lie itself. the thing that unites these six potential witnesses is that they were all part of spreading the big lie, of coming up with it and really of putting it into effect. one thing that jumps out to me is john eastman. john eastman is the attorney who drafted up this memo explaining how trump should try to maneuver within the law, or i would argue outside the law to steal this election. that seems to be where the january 6th committee is really aiming. >> some of these folks, i'm thinking of michael flynn, some of the other names, are not known as the most cooperative. what happens if they don't show up? >> these are people very close. michael flynn and bernard carrick received pardons. this is a group that's going to be loyal to trump, ready to put up a fight with the committee. if that happens, the committee needs to be ready to

and personnel director john mcentee. nicholas luna is among those to testified. >> chief at politico, jonathan lemire. jim vandehei of axios. and joyce vance. thank you all for being with us. jonathan, let's start with you. you obviously covered donald trump and the trump white house, now the biden white house. are these documents, in fact, going to be turned over to the january 6th committee? >> it appears that way. those on the committee are hopeful at the very least. now that trump and his allies have a few legal recourses to go, and there will be appeals, but certainly the sort of -- the firmness of, let's say, the judge's decision last night has given hope to those on the committee that i've been talking to that they will, indeed, see those documents. now, they're expanding the reach with this wave of subpoenas. you read through the names there. it is a who's who of trump world, the second tier. kayleigh mcenany, the press secretary, served in office through january 6th. steven miller, of course, the architect of ma

think would former campaign manager bill step in, senior advisor jason miller and executive assistant angela mccallum. also on the list, the former presidents attorney john eastman who incorrectly advised that dan vice president pence had the authority to overturn the election results. former security advisor michael flynn was also subpoenaed in addition to bernard and associate. the former police commissioner is demanding an apology and says the committee chose to publicly defame him. the house select committee is looking into reports that some of the former presidents campaign aides set up a so- called war room in a dc hotel. in a turn to overturn the 22 election. rissman adam schiff sits on the panel says anyone who defies subpoenas could face severe consequences. >> whatever penalties are necessary to the complaint three depends on the person but it could be jail time. >> the house already held former advisor and criminal content, case now in the hands of the department of justice. attorney general says there's an ongoing examination of the facts and the law. there is a separate l

winners like stephen miller, who evidently took a break from reading john c. calhoun to plot a coup. these people are afraid to go to congress and tell the truth under oath. that's why they are asserting a executive privilege. it's as you lear. >> neal katyal and congressman eric swalwell, thank you for joining our discussion. >>> and a programming note. as we wait for the january 6th committee to at some point surely subpoena rudy giuliani, you can watch the extraordinary documentary about the infamous press conference rudy giuliani held last year in the parking lot of a family landscaping company in philadelphia. did that by mistake. that documentary is "the four seasons" total documentary. it airs tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. right here on msnbc. and coming up, why do texas republicans want to get isabelle wilkerson's masterful book out of texas school libraries? texas representatives jasmine crockett and julie johnson will tell us next. us next [ sneeze ] are you ok? oh, it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. unlike o

i mean, jason miller very close, very inner circle for donald trump. bill stepien ran the campaign, john eastman, michael flynn, involved intimately reportedly in the conversations that were happening right around the time of the riots. talk about the significance of these slate of names as you see it. >> reporter: no question. this is a group of people who are both very close to what the trump operation was that day, but also who don't likely have any of the executive privilege protections that some of these former trump world folks have about able to claim. >> good pint. >> reporter: jason miller a campaign official and bill stepien a campaign official and angela mccullum, a name new to a lot of folks but a really interesting person on this list. these are people who are very unlikely to be able to say that their relationship with the president by any stretch of the legal theory here shields them from having to testify. bernie kerik is a really interesting character here, a long-time rudy giuliani ally. he's been convicted of crimes and he was the he