mike pence's former national security adviser, keith kellogg, testified before your committee. he was at the white house in the oval office with trump during the attack. what did he tell you? >> well, i'm not going to get into the specifics of what any witness tells us within their depositions, but what i can tell you is that we're going to continue to ask these questions of anyone who had interaction with the former president on the lead up to january 5th and january 6th. it's important to tell that full narrative and understanding fully, especially as my colleague vice chair liz cheney talks about. the 187 minutes of unaccounted for time of the former president. the time when he could have asked folks to leave the capitol, but he didn't. so we need to understand that, and that includes talking to individuals who were within his orbit that time and that afternoon. >> trump's former communications director alyssa farah just told us earlier in the show that if he had done something, maybe brian sicknick would be alive, ashli babbitt would be alive. but he did not do that. we've

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lieutenant-general keith kellogg and attorney general mark brnovich. the white house is now in overdrive as the polls drop. now aggressively calling negative headlines about their spending or things like border issues, quote, fake. attacking scoring of their spending by the non-partisan cbo when they have gone for those numbers in the past. downplaying inflation that its own economic team warns is serious and continuing to pressure media behind the scenes for better coverage. and, another new white house narrative. try to downplay biden's vaccine mandates after a string of court losses. we've got it. also crime hiding biden's approval numbers as even more defund the police cities to go into reverse amid a rising crime wave. things have gotten so dangerous in los angeles, for example the head of the police union there, he is now warning people, stay away. plus president biden tries to downplay the worst crisis that poisoned his poll numbers, his botched exit of afghanistan. we're going to show you the misleading words that are being used now. and to the

and that's why i think you are seeing the keith kellogg's of the world who are cooperating. they don't want to face the criminal charges that now are confronting mr. meadows. >> yeah. norm eisen, appreciate it. carl bernstein, gloria borger. >>> coming up next, as we wait for the house to vote, one of the organizers of the january 6th rally, the information he says he is providing to them. >>> also, infectious disease specialist michael osterholm on the new omicron strain and how fast it's spreading. that, plus hopeful news on how effective the new pfizer pill is at keeping people out of the hospital. - oh...oh. - what's going on? - oh, darn! - let me help. lift and push and push! there... it's up there. hey joshie... wrinkles send the wrong message. help prevent them with downy wrinkleguard. feel the difference with downy. ♪ ♪ ♪ "how bizarre" by omc ♪ no annual fee on any discover card. ♪ ♪ with directv stream i can get live tv and on demand anywhere. look, serena williams... matrix... serena... matrix... serena... matrix... ♪ ♪ ♪ get your tv together with

and that's why i think you are seeing the keith kellogg's of the world who are cooperating. they don't want to face the criminal charges that now are confronting mr. meadows. >> yeah. norm eisen, appreciate it. carl bernstein, gloria borger. >>> coming up next, as we wait for the house to vote, one of the organizers of the january 6th rally, the information he says he is providing to them. >>> also, infectious disease specialist michael osterholm on the new omicron strain and how fast it's spreading. that, plus hopeful news on how effective the new pfizer pill is at keeping people out of the hospital. superpowers from a spider bite? i could use some help showing the world how liberty mutual customizes their car insurance so they only pay for what they need. (gasps) ♪ did it work? only pay for what you need ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ spider-man no way home in theaters december 17th are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh way longer than detergent alone. if you want

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i talked with general keith kellogg earlier. he called this phone call with putin and biden critical as far as our standing in the world and how we show strength. what do you want to see and hear from the president when he gets on the horn with putin tomorrow? >> yeah, i certainly agree with keith kellogg on that issue. this is a very important meeting that is going to take place. i agree with the senator as well. i hope that the president has the resolve to actually send a strong message to putin that the united states is not going to stand by as we did in 2014 and watch them annex another country or another portion of a country and right now eastern ukraine would be the primary target. that is only a beginning. i will tell you that i think the president has to make his point and he has to do it with credibility. that credibility is strained because of his actions in afghanistan. so hopefully he is seeking counsel from people who will benefit him in terms of what kind of message he needs to deliver to putin but it needs to be a

much more reaction coming up, right, john keith kellogg will join us next hour. >> john: as i mentioned with peter doocy this question whether or not this is a ploy by putin to district sessions from the united states to promise ukraine will never be a part of nato. that is a big ask on putin's part but back it up with teeth. we will see how this goes and we will talk to him about that. new restrictions with air travel as all passengers now required to show proof of a negative covid test taken within a day of boarding the flight to the united states. in addition the mask mandate for flights extended through march. some travelers none too pleased about the additional new guidelines. listen here. >> the intent of traveling. >> i think it is too tight. i think 24 hours is hard when people are traveling and they need to get in sometime the day before if they are going to various places. >> i figured i have been vaccinated bamboo stirred and wearing a mask, you know, it comes to a point, what else can i do? >> john: restrictions in response to the omicron variants and confirmed in 17 states.

today, general keith kellogg, who was mike pence's nat withe fornarise cudvty a, iser deposition. he was reportedly with former president trump on january 6. norah. >> o'donnell: so many new details emerging. kris van cleave, thank you. well, now, to the latest in the battle against coronavirus where doctors may soon have a new weapon. there's a new antiviral pill from pfizer that could be the breakthrough drug we have all within waiting for and it can't come soon enough as the u.s. nears a grim new milestone: 800,000 covid deaths. cbs' elise preston has the latest. >> reporter: tonight, a somber moment as members of congress stopped to remember the nearly 800,000 american lives lost to covid. >> we have 1100 deaths every day still. and we can't be cavalier about the fact that we're losing so many lives from this right now. >> reporter: new c.d.c. data shows the omicron increasing in the u.s., making up nearly 3% of all new infections. a study out of south africa today shows the variant appears to be more resistant to two doses of the pfizer vaccine, knocking down efficacy against

today, general keith kellogg, who was mike pence's national security adviser, met with the january 6 committee for a deposition. he was reportedly with former president trump on january 6. norah. >> o'donnell: so many new details emerging. kris van cleave, thank you. and now to the latest in the battle against coronavirus where doctors may soon have a new weapon. a new antiviral pill from pfizer could be the breakthrough drug we have all within waiting for, and it can't come soon enough, as the u.s. has just surpassed a new milestone: 800,000 covid deaths. cbs' elise preston has the latest. >> reporter: tonight, a somber moment, as members of congress stopped to remember the 800,000 american lives lost to covid. >> we have 1100 deaths every day still. and we can't be cavalier about the fact that we're losing so many lives from this right now. >> reporter: new c.d.c. data shows the omicron variant increasing in the u.s., making up nearly 3% of all new infections. a study out of south africa today shows the variant appears to be more resistant to two doses of the pfizer vaccine, knocki

i want to bring in fox news contributor general keith kellogg. general, this late-day scheduled call is going to be interesting because president biden has really yet seems to me really be give putin the strong pushback. why are we not sounding the alarm on all those troops in the ukrainian border? >> yeah, first of all, cheryl, thanks for having me. good morning. putin requested the call. he's playing strategically. i wrote an article for fox called checkers and chess. basically we play checkers, one move at a time. putin is the grand master of chess, he's thinking of 8 moves in advance. what he's trying to do is break apart the alliance, nato alliance, european alliance and get us involved in ukraine and discussions on ukraine. that's been part of the process where we have been observer in this and not a partner, slowly bringing us into a game and kind of put demands on us of what he wants to have happen and president biden needs to push back really, really hard on him on what he wants and declare that we are going to uphold ukraine sovereignty

general keith kellogg, thank you for your service and join us. we will keep watching all of this. quick break and then remain in mexico is back , we believe after the supreme court forced the administration say it. former acting ice director will weigh in next. he question whether or not the administration would blow off the supreme court or not. we will find out where he is and then goldman sachs gp warning, the bitcoin blues and why it's time to put your money into hard assets. don't forget to turn into foxbusiness prime tonight, "how america works" starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern followed by american belt with stuart varney at nine. you are watching "mornings with maria" right now live on foxbusiness. ♪♪ it inspires us to go further. ♪♪ it has our back. and goes out of its way to help. ♪♪ when you start with care, you get a different kind of bank. truist. born to care. when you have xfinity xfi, you have peace of mind built in at no extra cost. advanced security helps keep your family protected online. pause wifi whenever for ultimate control with the xfinity app. and f

keith kellogg, the former national security advisor to then vice president trump downplayed that and said nothing has been reported. tlood are several figures scheduled to testify. jennifer lawrence, not that one, an activist that helped put together the rally that lead to the capital attack. two others have had them postponed. based on the fact that if you refer them for criminal charges day don't have to cooperate. they can do the time and the committee won't get the information from them. there is big names that are scheduled to appear including jeffrey clark who is knee deep in the effort to get doj to stop the certification of the result all in the next few days. we'll see if and when they show up and what they say. >> let's talk about the similarities as they review the meadows referral and the steve bannon referral. >> i think it is far more difficult for two reasons. he stonewalled the committee, meadows produced thousands of documents, and they provided the testimony, and he was a former chief of staff. i don't think it is going to hold up ultimately, but never the less, it

investigators interviewed dozens of witnesses inclueing high-profile trump ally keith kellogg, the then national security adviser to the president. a former doj official. while most republicans continue to cast doubt on the committee and its work, one very prominent republican seems soap to what they're discovering. >> well, i'm like you, i read the report every day and it will be interesting to see what they conclude. >> while stone did show up for his deposition at the committee but probably didn't answer too many questions, another right-wing conspiracy theorist is taking abit of a different route. alex jones scheduled to meet saturday has had his deposition postponed. that's because the committee says he is engaging with them at the current moment, this despite his public claims he had no intention of cooperating noun level. ryan nobles, cnn on capitol hill. >>> defense attorneys in the trial of kim potter have rested their case after the former police officer charged in the killing of daunte wright took the stand on friday. potter emotionally recounted the moment she fatally shot t

still waiting for an apology from mark meadows, mike pence, keith kellogg and others who called me a liar, a disgruntled employee about telling the truth about trump's recklessness on covid when it mattered and not saving it for a book. what are your thoughts beyond that tweet? it sounds like you got a lot. >> yeah. i found it infuriating because all of these people know and lived what i did. they know how firsthand how reckless trump was, especially during the onset of the covid pandemic. and thinking back to that moment of the fact that here we have the leader of the country of the time putting these families' lives at risk. these are the families that had a family member pay the ultimate sacrifice for our country, and the plain disregard and disrespect shown. and yet you have a whole group of people surrounding this man who are enabling him. none of these people came forward to tell the truth about what was happening. and coming forward could've saved lives at the time. and i think it's just -- it just goes to show that a lot of this is done in self-interest. mark meadows decided

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and the fact that you have the former vice president's national security adviser, keith kellogg, who was in the room with the then president when this is happening testifying today, it's an indicator of what you just said, wolf. we're focused on meadows which is understandable, but so much more that we don't know but they're learning every day. >> everybody stand by. we'll have a lot more, the breaking news continues as we await the formal house vote on holding former trump white house chief of staff mark meadows in criminal contempt of congress. plus, new questions right now about just how effective the pfizer vaccine is against the new coronavirus omicron variant. stand by. it's true jen. really?! this nourishing prebiotic oat formula moisturizes to help prevent dry skin. one day? for real! wow! aveeno® healthy. it's our nature.™ i gotta say i'm still impressed. very impressed. new daily moisture for face. everything you love for your body now for your face. not only do centrum multigummies taste great. they help support your immune defenses, too. because a healthy life. starts

investigators interviewing witnesses, keith kellogg, and a former doj official. and while most republicans continue to cast dutoubt on the committee and its work, one prominent republic republican seems open to discovery. >> well, i'm like you, i read the reports every day. and it will be interesting to see what they conclude. >> reporter: and while stone did show up for his deposition with the committee but probably didn't answer too many question another right-wconspiracy theoryist is taking a different route. alex jones scheduled to meet with the committee on saturday has had his deposition postponed, that's because the committee said that he is engaging with them at the current moment, this despite his public claims that he in no intention of cooperating on any level. ryan nobles, cnn, on capitol hill. >>> all right, for more on the 1/6 committee's work. let's bring in ross garber. he's from tulane law school. roger stone loves going into the cameras, calling investigates invalid or corrupt. but he does have a right to invoke his fifth amendment if he has any

kellogg and his attorney told cnn that, look, he's not raising executive privilege and he will cooperate with the committee. they also heard yesterday from dustin stockton, one of the organizers of rallies on the 5th and the 6th. they'll also talk to stockton's girlfriend jennifer lawrence, not that one, and, again, they have other people they are engaging with and postpone those interviews to continue to work with them to try to come up with some way to have them cooperate. >> so much more to go and yet so interesting what is already there. thank you. >>> with us, senior cnn legal analyst laura coates and scott jennings, former special assistant to george w. bush. good to have you with us this morning. let's pick up on where we stand this morning in terms of mark meadows. referred to the justice department based on what we saw with steve bannon, i guess the question is more can we take anything away from what we saw with steve bannon on how that was handled and what we can expect moving forward with mark meadows? >> remember, there was a long process in terms of getting to the point whe

keith kellogg, then-national security adviser to the vice president and ken klukowski. while most republicans continue to cast doubt on the committee, one very prominent republican seems open to what they are discovering. >> well, i'm like you. i read the reports every day, and it will be interesting to see what they conclude. >> while roger stone showed up for his deposition today but likely did not say very much, another right wing conspiracy theorist seems to be taking a bit of a different tact. alex jones who is scheduled to hold a deposition with the committee tomorrow. he is no longer showing up. the committee saying that they are granting him a short postponement because, jake, he is engaging with the committee's work. >> all right. ryan nobles, thanks. >>> joining me to discuss, zoe lofgren of california. a member of the january 6th house select committee. congresswoman, so we just reported that the aggressive strategy text message calling for just the day after the election, the white house or others to push three states, pennsylvania, georgia, north carolina,

and keith kellogg. this is a very important figure. this is a former vice president mike pence's national security advisor. kellogg was in the white house on january 6th. the committee believes that he has direct information about how the former president and his staff acted and responded to the events on january 6th. he's behind closed doors with the committee right now so the committee believes even if they don't get this information from people like mark meadows, steve bannon, and others, they can get it in other places and still get to the bottom of what happened here on january 6th. victor and alisyn? >> okay. really interesting, ryan nobles, thank you for the update. here now to discuss all the implications, we have cnn's senior legal analyst, elie honig and david chalian and former republican congressman joe walsh, the host of the "white flag" podcast. david, give us the significance. historical as well as today, current day, of what we're seeing on capitol hill with mark meadows right now. >> i mean, let's remember, first and f

because keith kellogg, the former national security adviser to then-vice president pence told reporters this week there was nothing discussed in his meeting with the committee that hadn't been already reported in the media. >> there are plenty of details that haven't been reported in the media that we continue to gather. that's part of our investigative work. but i will say that the senate produced a report that served as a good jumping-off point to our work. they had a number of -- of interviews that they did. and we continue down that path. but we are using them as building blocks. we're starting at a very high point, and then we're continuing to gather information. but there are new details just about daily that we are learning about the activities that were going on between the election and january 6th. who was having conversations, at what levels were both people in and out of government part of that? those are some of the things that we continue to get to the bottom of. >> congressman pete aguilar, appreciate it. thank you. >> thank you. >>> former police officer kim potter testif

because keith kellogg, former national security adviser to then vice president pence told reporters this week there was nothing discussed at his meeting with the committee that hadn't been already reported in the media. >> there are plenty of details that haven't been reported in the media that we continue to gather. that's part of our investigative work. but i will say that the senate produced a report that served as a good jumping-off point to our work. they had a number of -- of interviews that they did. um, and we continue down that path. but we are using them as building blocks. we're starting in a very high point, and then we're continuing to gather information but there are new details just about daily that we are learning about the activities that were going on between the election and january 6th. who was having conversations at what levels were both people in and out of government part of that? >> congressman pete aguilar, appreciate it. thank you. >> thank you. >>> former-police officer kim potter testified in her own defense and broke down today as she described the moment sh

. >> sandra: keith kellogg, general, good of you to be here. that call ended 12:08 p.m. eastern time and last 2ed hours. got off to a rough start with president biden's microphone was not worked. he got it back on and waved at the russian president. >> i saw the same picture you the president was there and putin by himself. that's typical putin. that the call went for 2 hours that's not surprising because it's translated. putin understands english. i sat between 18 calls with president trump and vice-president pence. he would laugh at our bad jokes and correct the translator. he plays a shrewd diplomatic game. if i was advising the president what would my advise have been in morning? i looked at it two ways. you have to look at it through our lens and the lens of your adversaries. if you know yourself and not the enemy you will win 50. if you know yourself but don't know the enemy you will lose all battles. president, you need to look at the americans first. what is in our best interest? what is putin trying to get out of it. putin looks at himself as a country under sie

kellogg, all people who are cooperating with the investigation, and can say, well, when he called me, he said -- on this date, and i have the record of it here on my phone, when he called me on this date, here's what he said. that kind of contemporaneous corroboration with dates and times and electronic recording is essential. it also adds weight. if i'm a reporter or i'm a member of congress, and i'm investigating this matter, by the same sense of seriousness about the reality of this information that the person's relaying. >> yeah, you know, david jolly, it is a split screen day. you've got mark meadows reversing himself, and she called him out. he's written a book. he's not claiming executive privilege. he's written a book about the president's most private medical information. frankly, probably more trump's mad about is how weak and feeble he was as he suffered from covid. so, the idea that he's going to now claim executive privilege after turning over all these documents, for a time, at least, i thought he had a real attorney. i'm surprised that's the legal case he's mounting, b