>> cooper: lady gaga opened the show. backstage, susan did her best to remind tony what was happening. >> susan benedetto: we're going to watch lady gaga's set. >> tony bennett: right. >> susan benedetto: and then you're going to sing. okay? >> tony bennett: how many songs am i singing? >> susan benedetto: i'll tell you what you're going to sing. >> cooper: when it was time, they walked toward the stage together. then, the lights went out, and the curtain went up. >> tony bennett: wow! >> susan benedetto: well, once he saw the audience, and, you know, and he raises his hands, he's-- i knew we were all right, because he became himself. he just turned on. you know, it was like a light switch. ♪ let someone start believin' in you ♪ let him hold out his hand let him find you, and... watch what happens ♪ steppin' out with my baby can't go wrong cause i'm in ♪ right ask me when will that day be the ♪ big day may be tonight! this is all i ask ♪ >> cooper: there may have been a few missteps, but the crowd didn't care.

these examples are proof on the power of cooperation. they talk about exchanges like the one we are having here today. it was in davos in 2000 that the leaders launched the global vaccine alliance. today, 21 years later vaccines are by far our best tool to leave the pandemic behind us. without a truly global immunization campaign we will soon run out of letters in the greek alphabet for new variants of the virus but the good news is, thanks to farsighted cooperation we can break the cycle. germany, already the second largest donors to the global vaccine campaign will continue to do its part by supporting co-that we are determined to reach 70% of the world population by the middle of the year and we will focus on improving the international health infrastructure including in countries of the global south. however, we need partners to join hands particularly in the private sector. to fully fund the global vaccination campaign that would also be the booster shot our economies need those economies are facing the most fundamental transformati

countries need to strengthen international cooperation against covid-19, carry out active cooperation on research and development of medicines, jointly build multiple lines of defense against coronavirus, and speed up efforts to build a global community of health for all. of particular importance is to fully leverage vaccines is a powerful weapon. ensure their equitable distribution, quicken vaccination and close the global immunization gap. so as to truly safeguard people's lives, health and livelihoods. china is a country that delivers on its promises. china has already sent over 2 billion doses of vaccines to more than 100 20 countries and international organizations. still, china will provide another one billion doses to african countries, including 600 million doses as donation and will also donate 150 million doses to other countries. second, we need to resolve various risks and promote steady recovery of the world economy. the world economy is emerging from the depths, get still faces many constraints. the global industrial supply chain has been disrupted. commodity prices cont

he does cooperate whether he tells the truth. there is no assurance he'll do that either. >> is this really all about trying to keep, or at least not keep but become speaker? because there is a report out now saying that -- >> yes. >> i didn't even finish my question. there is a report out now i think lindsey graham saying i'm not going to support him for speaker unless he can prove he has some sort of working relationship with donald trump. is that what this is all about? >> well, what i saw from lindsey graham was he said that about mitch mcconnell his own leader in the senate and, you know, donald trump condemned mitch mcconnell as a loser in an interview the other day and now lindsey graham, who will do anything to demonstrate his feality to trump is saying, well, i'll only support mitch mcconnell if he is going to be able to work with donald trump. obviously kevin mccarthy knows if he has donald trump as an adversary he is not going to be speaker and he wants to be the speaker. >> i'm glad you clarified. you know mccarthy wa

countries need to strengthen international cooperation against covid-19, carry out active cooperation on research and development of medicines, jointly build multiple lines of defense against the coronavirus, and speed up efforts to build a global community of health for all. of particular importance is to fully leverage vaccines as a powerful weapon, ensure their equitable distribution, quicken vaccination and close the global immunization gap, so as to truly safeguard people's lives, health and livelihoods. china is a country that delivers on its promises. china has already sent over two billion doses of vaccines to more than 120 countries and international organizations. still, china will provide another one billion doses to african countries, including 600 million doses as donation, and will also donate 150 million doses to asean countries. second, we need to resolve various risks and promote steady recovery of the world economy. the world economy is emerging from the depths, yet it still faces many constraints. the global industrial and supply chains have been disrupted. commodit

ideas don't get bigger or more important than cooperation. cooperation provides an elegant, attractive, unifying concept that ties all the pieces together, producing what could be called a beautiful elegance that impresses the mind in a deep way. the progressive thread emphasizes oppression, thereby dividing us into winners and losers, sowing the seeds of suspicion with our fellow citizens. our thread stresses cooperation, common cause, which sows the seeds of faith in our fellow citizens. now this is not what so many americans hunger for. this is not what our country needs now more than ever before. our story begins with the simple forms of cooperation taken out of history. things get increasingly interesting as cooperation becomes increasingly catalyzed by the co-evolution of voluntary exchange over ever more sophisticated and complex markets. at the common sense society, we will lay this story out along the timeline of history. what happened first is what's taught first, which matches the easiest content with the youngest minds. institutio

these examples are proof of the power of cooperation for they also illustrate the importance of exchanges like the one we are having here today. i was in 2000 leaders launched the global alliance. today, 21 years later scenes by far best to leave the pandemic behind us. without a truly global immunization campaign, will soon run out of letters in the greek alphabet for new variants of the virus. the good news is, thanks to corporation we have the tools to break the cycle and germany already the second largest loan or a donor to the campaign will continue to do its part by supporting kovacs we are determined to reach 70% of the world population by the middle of the year. and as part of our current g7 presidency will focus on improving the international health infrastructure including countries of the global south. however, we need partners to join hands particularly in the private sector. so in the spirit let us work together to fully fund the global campaign that would also be a booster shot our economies need. as we speak, those economies are facing the most fundamental transformation si

and then to embrace cooperation to defeat the pandemic. and confronted by the pandemic which will affect the future of humanity. the international community has vaccinations battle. to show once again they are not writing separately from 190 small boats all in a giant ship in which our shared destiny changes. small boats may not survive a storm the ship is strong enough to break the storm thanks to the international community it's been the global fight the pandemic. that said that pandemic is proving that researching with more variant and to study faster than before and to impose a serious threat to safety and their health insurance or aro profound impact on the global economy strong confidence and cooperation represent the only right way to defeat the pandemic. holding each other back or shifting blame only causes needless to lay to distract us from the overall objective. countries need to strengthen international cooperation against covid-19 to carry out research and developme german prime minister olaf souls and alliance of defense agai

asked for his voluntary cooperation. they want to meet with him, want him to turn over documents. he put out a statement last night saying he is not planning to cooperate, citing a couple reasons. one, he said this was an illegitimate investigation. two, he said he has nothing relevant to offer the committee. but both claims are disingenuous at best. on the first one, whether or not this is legitimate, nancy pelosi vetoed some of mccarthy's picks for the committee. it wasn't precedent bud that was well within her authority. on the topic of whether mccarthy has anything to offer the committee, he spoke to president trump on january 6th, was urging him to call off the riots. there are conflicting accounts of what trump said back to him. one republican said trump, according to kevin mccarthy, was saying, well, kevin, i guess these rioters care more about the election than you. if that is true, that suggests trump had no plan to stop the insurrection. >> john, your perspective on this because i wonder what you make of the fa

so we know greenberg was cooperating. we knew that from court filings, where the feds said they kept postponing his sentencing date. now they know that he has that sentencing. day we just learned that the ex her friend testified i didn't know the girlfriend had gone before the grand jury. do we know that? >> we don't know if you she'd gotten for -- we do know that she has communicated in some way that this was the case. the government would not be at this stage in the case unless the alleged victim in this case was cooperating and some form or fashion. >> again, we don't know the future. i should note again that gates and denies this. i would say that you've called bird politics a lot, and i've covered politics a lot. particularly chicago in this thing would happen. so, you're not psyched if you're sitting in matt gates's life seeing wet life will look like for you in this federal investigation. >> yeah, i think we don't have access to all the information the grand jury has. it's safe to say that the instance of matt gate

and then to embrace cooperation to defeat the pandemic. and confronted by the pandemic which will affect the future of humanity. the international community has vaccinations battle. to show once again they are not writing separately from 190 small boats all in a giant ship in which our shared destiny changes. small boats may not survive a storm the ship is strong enough to break the storm thanks to the international community it's been the global fight the pandemic. that said that pandemic is proving that researching with more variant and to study faster than before and to impose a serious threat to safety and their health insurance or aro profound impact on the global economy strong confidence and cooperation represent the only right way to defeat the pandemic. holding each other back or shifting blame only causes needless to lay to distract us from the overall objective. countries need to strengthen international cooperation against covid-19 to carry out research and development and alliance of defense against the coronavirus and speed u

to cooperate. my guess is that we will see mike pence cooperate down the road. >> and jamie, keith kellogg, the vice president national security adviser, general keith kellogg, retired, he's also cooperating, right? >> absolutely. we saw him go in the other day to the committee. he told us he testified under oath he would not discuss the substance of what he said, but keith kellogg is another critical person. he was then vice president pence's national security adviser, but he was with donald trump all day on the 6th. he he was at the white house with him. he saw everything he did. everything he could not do. what he said. what he didn't say. so he's a critical witness and again, i think we have to underscore here, team pence is cooperating with the committee. >> that's really, really important. jamie, stay with us. ryan nobles is still with us. i want to bring in our chief political correspondent, dana bash, and elie honig. only a few of them, but apparently dozens of text messages to the white ho

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whether he cooperates is another question. >> yeah. i mean, gloria, i mean, do you see, under any circumstances, him cooperating? >> uh, no, i don't. you know, mccarthy has now led the charge against this committee because nancy pelosi did not put, for kbexample, jim jordan on the committee who has now been asked to testify, as we know. so he is going to call it partisan. he is going to say, you know, i ever already told you everything i have to say. there is nothing -- there's nothing left to say. i mean, we're obviously -- want to wait to hear from his office. also, politically, i might add, it wouldn't do him any favors if he wants to be the next speaker of the house if the republicans gain the majority to cooperate with this committee. so, donald trump wouldn't like that very much and i think, um, it's very, very, very unlikely that he would cooperate. >> so, norm, i mean, knowing that he is, you know, again, the chances of him cooperating are slim, why would the committee even ask? is it just to kind of have, on the record, that h

with cooperation. >> i look forward to closer u.s.-india ties in research and economically and in public health. i recently led a bipartisan delegation to berlin with senior members of the bundestag. i would be interested to see how there new coalition government differs from the previous one. what might be the challenges given the coalition statement and maintaining consensus on foreign policy and how do you think we can learn from the ways in which german advanced manufacturing in their workforce scaling practices make show the way in the new economic environment we face post-pandemic. ms. gutmann: thank you for leading the trip to germany. i was heartened to see that chancellor schultz mentioned that there is continuity in german foreign policy. i think there is always more to be done and especially in light of the challenges of russian aggression of chinese malign influence in chinese predatory trade practices, chinese genocide against the uighurs and it is aggression against hong kong, tibet and threats to taiwan. i see this as a

his cooperation will certainly be helpful if it comes through. he has some former staff members that have been helpful. i think the key with all of this is if we can focus on specific people, i understand this is important, but there are over 300 people we interviewed that we have information from. it is just a key of the puzzle. -- piece of the puzzle. we have to put it together and make a picture. >> critics of the committee argue it has not uncovered any new information that is not already publicly known. if they are wrong, can you give us an example of something new with the committee covered that you think is important to know? rep. kinzinger: i don't want to get ahead of the committee, but there are a lot of things. fox news host texts, not just post-insurrection but pre- insurrection expressing concern, sean hannity expressing concern what will happen january 6. here is the trick of the trumpist, what we will call them. no matter what information we put out, they will say this is old information. if donald trump says something outright, it

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number one, they're asking for voluntary cooperation from sean hannity. so this is not a subpoena to a member of the news media. this is the committee asking for voluntary cooperation. and that's important. the second thing that stands out to me is they say they want to work with his counsel. so this is not a subpoena. this is not a demand. this is the committee asking for his participation in this constitutional process to get to the bottom of the facts. and the third thing that stands out to me in the letter is that they say that they are not interested in information that's related to news gathering. and so for members of the media who are on the receiving end of a request from a government entity, the fact that it's not related to his news gathering activity is also important. >> most trump allies have refused to engage with the committee. ones at this level, like mark meadows or steve bannon. assuming that hannity refuses, and we don't know what he's going to do. i should be clearer with that. most people that the committee has asked to speak to have

frankly, it was harder to get cooperation from some treaty allies. that's the nature of international affairs, with every country. when the uae is facing a missile attack, his first phone call is to us in the middle of the night. they are cordon dating from the diplomatic level on down. however you want to define it, i would call these countries allies in that respect. we also have tremendous disagreements with our friends and partners in the gulf. in israel, joe biden has said it before, our first principle is the security of israel and that's something we focus on every day. we just had another strategic consultation meeting with the israelis yesterday. it is a daily endeavor for us. >> partners and allies, they work best when there is reciprocity, when each country respects the interests of the other. that raises the question of american leverage. how do we use american leverage in situations where we need to cooperate because our interests are involved, our material, tactical, or strategic interests. and yet when our values are undermined by the

plus these sorts of threats and saying, cooperating economically. that's exactly. i mean, every, every week there is a new move on taiwan, sort of incremental chop chop chop. if it moves closer and closer. of course, on the one hand, america says that it still supports the one china policy, and they agree mm month subsequently. but every so often there is a new element. the type of pay off is a cultural office is going to be designated instead of taiwan represented office. there are more visits by he, mary, come, officials to taiwan ships go through regularly, the taiwan straits to sort of to emphasize the freedom of fading. and people come like the australian prime minister come to taiwan and say, well, of course i can see it would be possible either for australia or america, not just for taiwan. should china attack it or invade it? okay, well, so this was causing them. the chinese is great anxiety about similar tenuously while that's happening in the south china sea or the indo pacific, as, as we now call it the all because we'll the pull out of get this done. i

and china, as the contours of this century become clear between shanghai cooperation organisation, nations, and nato. join now from rome, by the former adviser to the european union's i representative for common foreign and security policy and x m. i 6 official. alice to croak out to thanks so much for coming back on, you know, biden's, the national security adviser said america is not seeking to contain china. it's not a new cold war. simultaneously have briefings to journalists for me. anonymous senior us officials at the the aim of the virtual meeting was not to ease tensions a sure. but what that means, what's your take on the virtual meeting between she's in, bring and jo bud. i don't think it went well and i don't think very much was agreed kind of thing on the meeting. and i followed a very ted, she telephone call between brings and the chinese foreign minister on the 13th a few days before to prepare for prepare for the meeting. and then the been a harsh words coming out of china in the way of the meeting. essentially the, the chinese, certainly the foreign minister was saying very

and one more thing about bernie kerik and his cooperative noncooperation. although he initially said that he would supply with the subpoena, he spent weeks negotiating for a voluntary interview or a public hearing, unlike others subpoenaed by the january 6th committee, it appears that kerik is trying to avoid sitting down for a deposition, during which he would have to answer questions under oath. this might be a good time to remind people that bernie kerik has a history of making false statements to federal government officials. in 2010, he served four years in prison after pleading guilty to eight felony charges, including tax fraud and lying the white house officials. a decade later, his old pal from new york city, donald trump, granted him a full pardon for those crimes. this is the tangled web that donald trump and his associates have woven. kerik's cautious negotiations with the committee, however, might be a sign that fear is setting in as the investigation closes in on the trump inner circle. after all, the january 6th committee has shown it's not p

an ally is defined as a state cooperating with another military of affairs. let me give you an example. when we had after the afghanistann crisis we had to bring out what became over 100,000 afghans myself and otherss called every capital aa said we are going to have to ask for your permission to use your facilities. we don't know how many afghans that will be in the country for an indefinite period of time. we don't know. and they all said yes. and the reason we were able to execute that mission was because of our partners in the gulf. so, i would call those allies. that is something that was hard to get cooperation from some treaty allies. some of the international affairs with every country whether it is treaty allies and partners, you are going to have agreements and disagreements. when the uae that is facing a missile attack the first phone call to us in the middle of the night and we are immediately coordinating the military level and diplomatic level on down. so you know, i would call these countries allies in that respect. we have also tremendous disa

and china, as the contours of this century, become clear between shanghai cooperation, organisation, nations, and nato. join evan rome by the former advisor to the european union's i representative for common foreign and security policy and x m. i 6 official alice to croak gals to thanks so much for coming back on, you know, biden's, the national security adviser said america is not seeking to contain china. it's not a new cold war. simultaneously briefings to journalists for me, anonymous senior us official said, the aim of the virtual meeting was not to ease tensions a school, but what that means was your day on the virtual meeting, but she didn't bring a job and i don't think it went well. and i don't think i very much was agree up anything on the meeting. and i followed a very ted, she telephone call between bring ah, and the chinese foreign minister on the circuit a few days for to prepare for prepare for the meeting. and then there's been some fairly harsh words coming out of china in the way of the meeting are essentially and the, the chinese certainly the foreign minister was

chair, i see member cooper awaiting recognition. >> mr. cooper? >> yeah, hi. just real quick. my main focus right now is on the website. i think that there's definitely some organizational questions, and i know we have a lot of constraint with the system, but i'm working first to collect any issues or complaints that we have with our redistricting task force website, [indiscernible] and i'll collect those and work in the interim between now and january to help get that going and make sure that we've got everything in the right place to make it a nice, warm, welcoming place for the public to come to learn about the process. thank you. >> thank you. >> clerk: mr. chair, i don't see any further members of the task force awaiting recognition on agenda item numbers 3 and 4. >> then let's please proceed to public comment. >> clerk: thank you, mr. chair. i will check with joe atkins to see if there are any callers in the queue. members of the public who wish to provide public comment may do so by call 415-655-0001, and enter today's meeting i.d., 2488-581-0001. press pound twice, and

the new from military cooperation in the region. really sushi of postal to someone like you because there have been some rumors that the intermediate or the range me style statute little were prohibited in the era land laced forums. we did this move in general, treaties that to the years, withdrew from the original are going to be deployed in japan's territory. the lease is one of the things that we need to be very clear about. because if it's true to a constituent, a threat to russia, security, and there is also a large block of issues related to international affairs rule. we see that at the united nations and to other international for i'm almost a little japan typically takes the same stance as so initially the you asked me to count trails and other westerns table and they want to be close partners with flu will need to him emotionally decide, lucy, to what extent we can overcome these to see what issue foolish, little serious contradictions when it comes to the international agenda gym when the solution will and after. and so w

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and china, as the contours of this century become clear between shanghai cooperation, organization, nations, and nato. join now from rome, by the former adviser to the european union's i representative for common foreign and security policy and x m. i 6 official alice to croak gals to thanks so much for coming back on, you know, biden's, the national security adviser said america is not seeking to contain china. it's not a new cold war, simultaneously briefings to journalists for me. anonymous senior us officials at the aim of the virtual meeting was not to ease tensions school. but what that means was your day on the virtual meeting between she's in, bring and job i had i don't think it went well and i don't think very much was agreed up. 10 a thing on the meeting. and i followed a very ted, she telephone call between brings and the chinese foreign minister on the 13th a few days for to prepare for prepare for the meeting. and then that has been any harsh words coming out of china in the way of the meeting. essentially the, the chinese, certainly the foreign minister was saying very clearl

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ally is defined as a state cooperating with another. let me give you an example with the afghanistan crisis, what became will over 100,000 afghans. myself and others called equity capital. to bring out we don't know how many and it will be in your country for an indefinite period of time. they all said yes. the reason we are able to execute that mission is because of our partners. i would call those allies. it was harder to get cooperation, the nation are of international affairs with every country whether a treaty ally or partner, you will have agreements and disagreements. facing a missile attack, the first phone call in the middle of the night, we are immediately coordinating the military level, the diplomatic level on down. i would call these countries allies in this respect and we have tremendous disagreements with our friends and partners. in israel, president biden has said it before. our first principle is this, the security of israel. something we focus on every day, we had a strategic consultation, a daily endeavor for us. >>

in the cooperation that had been the hallmarks of the united states senate. let us listen to the admonition of the democratic leaders when he spoke against changing the rule in 2017. let it go no further down this road. >> the democratic campaign continues. the ideologues in the senate want to turn the founding fathers called the cooling saucer of democracy. a rubberstamp of dictatorship. not my words, madam president, but the words of the current senate leader in 2005 when they were under discussion. the current democratic leader was once in fact a

meadows was cooperating, then he wasn't. others have pleaded the fifth. others have cited privileges, that era. it's not like members of congress are just going to treat this like if it's nothing if, they get a subpoena. >> i think that's right. i think one of the things the committee is done well as his public shading, with a six-page letter, laying out all of the details about why they want to testimony, and why it's so compelling. anybody who reads it would feel some shame, that you need to come forward and tell what you know. in terms of legal process, we'll see if we get there with a subpoena, whether he opposes that. there's been some argument or -- i don't think so. that clause is designed to protect members of congress from the executive branch, i don't think it protects -- from a fellow member of michael steele, and barbara mcquade congress. thank you both. when. . we come back, we sent elizabeth warren. we have a lot to talk about. and we will get to you, all right after this. about. about. and we will get to you, al vicks super c is a daily sup

mccarthy is the third lawmaker that this committee has asked to cooperate. he would be the first to actually do so if he comes forward. while you may think why would any republican who is have become just so obsessed with donald trump and the rioters themselves, it's mccarthy who said in public in may, sure, he would testify. >> would you be willing to testify about your conversation with donald trump on january 6th if you were asked by an outside commission? >> sure. >> sure, next question. you see the vibe. you also see the political implication. this was kind of dismissed getting into it because he was trying to convey a type of strength or that that was no brainer. but now they are calling him on it. this committee is referencing comments in their letter that mccarthy last year was also the one who implicated donald trump in leading this criminal insurrection. >> the president bears responsibility for wednesday' acongress by mob rioters. he should have immediately denounced the mob when he saw what was unfolding. these facts require immediate action by p

will that rise to the level of demanding cooperation from its own, even if you have cooperation on the floor? >> they need to meet this week to figure out what their path forward is here. no doubt they have precedent to subpoena other members of congress. it's something the house ethics committee has done before, but as mentioned, this could lead to court fines they just don't have the time for. so another recourse for the committee and for the house as a whole is to go through some sort of internal process to discipline people who don't comply with their requests. that could be docking pay or referring them to the ethics committee. we'll have to see what they do this week. >> a good investigation is like good reporting. yes, you go after the big names, so they want to talk to vice president pence at the time, they want to talk to the former chief of staff mark meadows, rudy giuliani. the worker bees know a lot. andrew surabi, most americans don't know his name. he's a donald trump jr. advisor. if you cover congress or you cover the white house, again, you want the big names. but somet

there are a lot of people who are cooperating. they have gotten more than 25,000 pages worth of documents, the latest development was a request for leader mccarthy to come and speak. he sent a very strong signal that he is not going to end a strong signal he has sent to the rest of his were public and members if they aresked to cooperate with the committee, and just last night there was a new front on that and they said -- sent subpoenas for social media companies including twitter, meta, and read it -- re ddit. jamie raskin told me one critical part of this investigation is going to be what they get from those social media companies, this is going to be not only a people driven investigation but a data-driven investigation on the. >> i have to ask, big picture when you see the department of justice moving forward in this way, does that tell you or signal in any way they have moved into a new phase of accountability? the investigation into january 6 , and what you expect to happen next? >> before they are done arresting and chargi

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taking all the obvious benefits that all the panelists have noted about this kind of cooperation, do you worry about too heavy a hand? and are you trying to express that as a company and make sure that you still have the freedom to operate and be innovative outside of whatever alliances and partnerships evolve in the technology sphere? >> i'll build on some of will's remarks with regard to the allies, that interoperability, the working together, the collaboration. there are different types of relationships between the u.s. and different partner nations. and what we have seen, and aukus is a really great example of this, is the conversation starting to turn about the sharing of technology. and how do we do that within the appropriate channels. and what i have actually seen the department do and has been working on this for a period of time, which is to understand what those technologies are, where is the comfort and release, how do we simplify that process. because probably one of the biggest opportunities we have in front of us is when we are offering a new system, a new technology,

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well, the man who once claimed he had nothing to hide cooperate fully? plus it is being called a game changer for treating people with covid but will it be months before more antiviral pills are delivered? we will tell you why dr. sanjay gupta reports. >>> and any moment now, australia could decide whether novak djokovic will be allowed to stay in the country and compete in the australian open. let's go out front. and good evening, i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, the january 6th select committee raising the stakes. asking the house minority leader to meet with them. offering up two specific dates for his testimony, and here is their letter tonight to the house minority leader kevin mccarthy. they write, quote, we request -- we write to request your voluntary cooperation on a range of critical topics, including your conversations with president trump. so, it's about five and a quarter pages here and the committee lays out, in excruciating detail, mccarthy's central role in their investigation. here on page four, the letter notes that the committee ha

and first of all, they said we want you to cooperate voluntarily. we are not going to ask you about the things you say on tv. we are not going to ask you act any commentary you may have made. and obviously, these aren't issues of privilege, of course, 'cause he was texting other people inside the white house. what's so stunning to me, though, is that it's clear that hannity, um, was saying to them stop this. stop this. let him go off to florida and become a spokesman for election reform. don't talk about the election anymore and how worried he was about january 6th. so, we know that there were some plans that he was worried about. well, what were they? what concerned him so much? that's what the committee is trying to find out. >> i mean, it is incredible, right? i mean, he can't mention the election ever again, period. ever, period. i did not have a good call with him today. i mean, it -- it -- there's no ambiguity about that. laura, you know, according to the committee, hannity wrote one of these texts to meadows, and it was on new year's, 2020, a

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