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so, norm, kimberly guilfoyle, we just -- i showed her briefly there. repeatedly pushed allegations of election fraud from just days after election day to hours before the deadly insurrection. she became a huge fundraiser for the stop the steal. here she is. >> this isn't something that's, you know, made up here. it's not fictitious. the bottom line is we will present compelling evidence that will be persuasive. >> look at all of us out here. god-loving, freedom-loving, liberty-loving patriots that will not let them steal this election. >> norm, how important is she? >> she's important, erin. what we've seen with the committee's investigation is that they are building a pyramid. at the top of that pyramid is the former-president donald trump. but with kimberly guilfoyle, who was a big part of start -- stop the steal, raised money, spoke at the insurrection tailgate on january 6th with eric trump, with the trump lawyers who were brought into it today. uh, all of the roads are pointing towards donald trump, himself. she was in that inner circle. she's ver

s fiancee, kimberly guilfoyle. the committee issuing new subpoenas for rudy giuliani and other trump associates who helped push his massive lie about the election. >>> we're also watching the white house this morning as president biden is gearing up to hold a news conference to mark one year of his presidency. let's begin our coverage with cnn's kara scannell who is in new york with breaking news on the investigation into the trump organization. >> this came in a filing overnight where the new york attorney general leticia james is trying to compel the testimony of the former president, his son and daughter. they found over the course of this multiyear investigation -- significant evidence of fraud and misleading statements in these financial statements. these were financial statements given to lenders and insurers and helped inform filings that went to the irs. through these statements james' office is pointing to a number of different areas, a number of properties including 40 wall street. that's the building in

george, i want to start with the phone records for eric trump and kimberly guilfoyle. what could turn up on the phone records that could be damaging? >> i think -- my guess would be, and this is not based on any specific knowledge but based on the subject matters that the committee is looking into and where these people were positioned, they will look at two things. one, they will look at the planning and organization for all the things that led up to january 6th. what involvement did people around trump have in the organization of january 6th, what context did they have with the people who were running the so-called willard hotel such as giuliani and others. and the question also is what happened on january 6th when, you know, the things started to go awry on capitol hill. what was donald trump doing? and that is all extremely important because it goes to donald trump's state of mind. i mean, his defense is going to be i didn't incite these rioters and these insurrectionists. i told them to go up there peacefully, although i did tell them to go up there. well, if that

why are they so interested in eric trump's and kimberly guilfoyle's? >> correct. i'm told the complete is not doing blanket subpoenas. it's my understanding they have made a policy, a practice when it comes to issuing subpoenas. it's for a very specific reason in their investigation. as you said, there's no evidence that they've reached out for the call records for, you know, donald trump's other children, zo don, jr., ivanka or son-in-law jared kushner. just for context, these call records, they're called call detail records, cdrs. they are giving the committee a phone log. this is date, time, length of incoming, outgoing calls, who's calling whom, same for text messages. but keep in mind it's not the substance. the content of those calls or messages, don. but they think they can make a road map. by putting this together. >> how can that help if it doesn't have content? it does offer bread crumb clues like a gps. >> and you're calling in a witness, if you're about to have a witness come in, you would like to be able to say to that witness, hypothetically, eric tr

why are they so interest in eric trump and kimberly guilfoyle? >> correct. i'm told the complete is not doing blanket subpoenas. it's my understanding they have made a policy, a practice when it comes to issuing subpoenas. it's for a very specific reason in their investigation. as you said, there's no evidence that they've reached out for the call records for, you know, donald trump's other which i won't be done junior, ivanka, or son-in-law jared kushner. just for context, these call records, they're called call detail records, cdrs. they are giving the committee a phone log. this is date, time, length of incoming, outgoing calls, who's calling whom, same for text messages. but keep in mind it's not the substance. the content of those calls or messages, don. but they think they can make a road map. >> how can that help if it doesn't have content? it does offer bread crumb clues like a gps. >> and you're calling in a witness, if you're about to have a witness come in, you would like to be able to say to that witness, hypothetically, eric trump at 1:42 you ca

eric trump, as well as kimberly guilfoyle, who is engaged to donald trump jr. as far as we know, this is the first time the committee has issued a subpoena targeting one of the trump children, and it really underscores just how aggressive the committee is willing to be in its investigation. for some context, the records the committee has obtained include eric trump's cellphone and a cellphone number for kimberly guilfoyle. we've confirmed both numbers from multiple sources who know both trump and guilfoyle. for the record, eric trump dough cliend to comment on the subpoena of his call records, but a source familiar with his thinking tells me, quote, he is not losing sleep over it. and an attorney for kimberly guilfoyle said she has not been notified of any subpoena being issued for her records, but the attorney said, quote, it's of no consequence to her because she has absolutely nothing to hide or to be concerned about. and just for the record, wolf, the committee declined also to commend on the subpoena. just for some context, what are call detail records, kn

as well as kimberly guilfoyle who is engaged to his other son, donald trump jr. and as you pointed out, this appears to be the first time the committee has issued a subpoena targeting one of the trump children. it really underscores just how aggressive the committee is willing to be in its investigation. we reached out. eric trump declined to comment on the subpoena of his call records but a source familiar with his thinking tells me, quote, he's not losing sleep over it. we also reached out to an attorney for kimberly guilfoyle who told us the subpoena is, quote, of no consequence to her because she has absolutely nothing to hide or to be concerned about. for the record, anderson, the committee declined to comment on the subpoenas. >> so, in your reporting, do you know why the committee's interested in kimberly guilfoyle and eric trump's phone records? >> so, we don't know yet. but it's my understanding the committee has made it a practice when it comes to issuing subpoenas, it's for a very specific reason. these are not just blanket requests for records. so as

but you also have subpoenas of eric trump and kimberly guilfoyle. what does this tell you about the pressure on the trump family? >> reporter: well, it tells me a couple things, kasie. with respect to the subpoenas to the four individuals, the three lawyers and boris epshteyn, there is no way this happens without the accompliced conduct of the lawyers. the lawyers were key parts of this. they abused their discretion as lawyers. they told lies. they spread the big lie. there is no way this gets off the ground without the lawyers. it shows me the committee is focused in on that. with respect to the phone subpoenas relating to eric trump and kimberly gill foil, that tells me the committee is looking for something specific. early on you blanket the ground. see who is talking to who. they are looking for some specific fact, communication involving eric trump and/or kimberly gill foil. >> they are going after these phone records of guilfoyle and trump and other people. >> well, great to be with you guys. i always looked at the committee's investigation as

so now we learn that the younger trump's phone records and kimberly guilfoyle, two people very, very close to the president, that their phone records are in the hands of the committee and you have your lawyer, mr. giuliani, in the middle of the big lie, ana, that continues to have such devastating effects around the country with hundreds of unneeded bills to take the vote away from americans that are promulgated by the big lie. thank goodness the committee is working through those issues and reaching towards the top of the food chain, and i think we know who will be next. it will be don jr., ivanka, jared and ultimately the president himself. this is a sign we're getting to the hearings and to the ultimate report. >> norm eisen and michael dantonio, thank you both. good shaving you here. >> thank you. >>> michael collin is going to join cnn to go through all the accusations of his former boss. that's in the 2:00 p.m. hour. >>> maybe you haven't had covid, maybe you've had covid and you're still not vaccinated. just how much protection do you have? the cdc just dropped a new study on

guilfoyle for the stop the steal efforts. there is plenty they want to corroborate from these records. jim? >> evan perez, thank you so much. jim, this is sort of leading to what many had been speculating. the course of this investigation would go to and that is zeroing in on it, honing in on the inner circle surrounding the president himself and obviously targeting his children now. >> and what were they doing or not doing on january 6th in the days leading up to it? >> exactly. we'll continue to follow that story. >>> u.s. secretary of state an anthony blinken in ukraine witha russian counterpart on friday. >> kaylylie at the state tomorr and fred pleitgen in moscow. it strikes me the words we're hearing from blinken today and days leading up to the administration about russia's attempts. what came out of this meeting with z sa him? >> we heard a lot of the same messages from secretary blinken that the u.s. supports russia's, a excuse me, russia's sovereignty. now eventually we finally heard from the state department a seni

kimberly guilfoyle. cnn noting this appears to be the first time the january 6 investigation has issued a subpoena targeting a member of the trump family. the phone records obtained are part of a new round of culled detailed records subpoenaed from communication companies. they provide logs that show incoming and outgoing logs. they show text messages but not the substance or content. the records include the cell phone number used by eric trump. the committee is interested in eric trump due to his involvement with the events of january 6, including fund-raising efforts related to the stop the steal effort. eric trump spoke at the january 6 rally as well at the elipse. eric trump says in a statement to nbc news tonight, quote, this partisan committee is welcome to review my phone records. i have nothing to hide. the january 6 investigation is the unnatural outgrowth, what democrats had to force into being the outgrowth of the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol and the effort to overthrow the u.s. govern

they have phone records from eric trump and kimberly guilfoyle. help our viewers understand how investigators use these things if they don't have the substance of what was actually said. >> well, that's right. so, they're really useful just to make connections if you're trying to find out who might have been involved in some sort of wrongdoing, a conspiracy, for example. you want to know who the players are. so you start to look at the folks you do know are involved and who they're talking to. so that's really what's happening here. were eric and kimberly involved in the height of the conspiracy, the height of the events leading up to january 6, who were they talking to, who was talking to the former president, that sort of thing. they're looking where to direct their next moves in the investigation. >> we know they participated in some of the funding surrounding the big lie. i'm sure that's something the committee wants to dig deeper into. >>> jennifer, the committee on top of everything, subpoenaing the former new york city mayor rudy giuliani,

the committee has subpoenaed and already received thephone records of eric trump and kimberly guilfoyle who is engaged to donald trump jr. and the company also subpoenaed rudy giuliani, sidney powell and other former trump attorneys and aides who pushed claims of voter fraud. >>> verizon and at&t have agreed to delay today's rollout of 5g service near some airports after airlines warned of flight cancellations. the companies will temporarily limit the number of towers that carry 5g technology due to concerns that the signals could interfere with critical instruments used by pilots. the former head of the faa says he's optimistic the problem can be solved. >> the concerns have been well known for years and, again, this is a problem that can be solved through the leadership of the appropriate government agencies, the fcc and the faa. the administration all working together to ensure that there are no safety concerns. >> reporter: well, despite all of those, some flight delays are still expected today, especially among international carriers as airlines try to navigate new restrictions. >>

in a new photo which kimberly guilfoyle posted on instagram, she's wearing a big diamond ring as she stands next to boyfriend donald trump jr. she didn't use the word engagement but wrote she can't wait to spend the rest of their lives together. a couple tabloid papers say the couple became engaged on new year's eve a year ago and tried to keep it secret. she used to live in san francisco, she worked for the district attorney's office and was married to gavin newsom. >> it was a famous album cover, the baby made famous by nirvana's nevermind just lost a lawsuit against the band. the album featured a baby swimming naked in a pool. that's spencer elden. he's 30 years old and sued the band for child pornography. he demanded at least $150,000 from the bands surviving members as well as kurt cobain's estate. the defendants asked to toss out the lawsuit last week and eldb missed the deadline to respond, so the case was dismissed yesterday. >> ford is increasing the production of its electric pickup because of consumer demand. they plan to double it to 150,000 per year by the middle of next

s fiance, kimberly guilfoyle. all right, it was a scary scene in the bronx today when a suspected gas explosion resulted in the collapse of an apartment building. one person was killed and many others were injured, including police officers who rushed in to save lives. cbs' nancy chen is at the scene. >> reporter: gone in an instant. this three-story bronx building was obliterated in an explosion just before noon that rocked the neighborhood. >> it sounded like a bomb. that's-- that's the only thing-- i-- that's the only thing i can compare it to, like a bomb went off. >> reporter: two adjacent buildings were quickly engulfed, flames pouring from windows and doors as firefighters quickly fought to protect the rest of the block. a 77-year-old woman died from apparent smoke inhalation. the billowing smoke also overwhelmed three others. >> we took those people and we got them to a hospital quickly. >> reporter: this body cam footage shows police searching for survivors inside. >> get her over the couch! >> reporter:

guilfoyle, who is engaged to donald trump junior. we've been talking about it all week, but today senate democrats say they are forcing a vote to change filibuster rules so they can pass their voting rights bill. we have anna wiernicki joining us live from dc with more on this and what the prognosis is. what's the outlook at the hands going to work out? and a good morning. >> good morning. we're just going to have to wait and see. but senate democrats did meet late last night on capitol hill in a last-minute effort to really try and unify their party behind changing this filibuster rule and really just trying to convince 2 senators to support it. >> all eyes are on democratic senators joe manchin and kyrsten sinema. i don't know why we can't come together and find a pathway for the fate of the voting rights bill is in the hands of these 2 moderate democrats who say they won't break the senate rules to get it done. majority of my of my colleagues in the caucus democratic caucus, a change that changed in march. i respect that. you have

s fiance, kimberly guilfoyle. it was a scary scene in the bronx today when a suspected gas explosion resulted in the collapse of an apartment building. one person was killed and many others were injured, including police officers who rushed in to save lives. cbs' nancy chen is at the scene. >> reporter: gone in an instant. this three-story bronx building was obliterated in an explosion just before noon that rocked the neighborhood. >> it sounded like a bomb. that's-- that's the only thing-- i-- that's the only thing i can compare it to, like a bomb went off. >> reporter: two adjacentuld, flames pou ngilro fm windows and doors as firefighters quickly fought to protect the rest of the block. a 77-year-old woman died from apparent smoke inhalation. the billowing smoke also overwhelmed three others. >> we took those people and wea. >> reporter: this body cam footage shows police searching for survivors inside. >> get her over the couch! >> reporter: five officers who rushed in suffered injuries from smoke inhalation.

guilfoyle, eric trump tweeted, "the witch hunt continues. i have absolutely nothing to hide." >> o'donnell: catherine herridge joins us from capitol hill. i understand there is breaking news right now from the supreme court about former president trump. what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, norah, late today an order from the supreme court means trump has failed to block the release of his white house records from the congressional committee investigating january 6. we're talking about 800 pages,ve phone records, visitor logs that capture the communications and the meetings leading up to and on january 6. norah. >> o'donnell: that's some big news. catherine herridge, thanks. well tonight, nearly 50 million people in the east are bracing for another blast of snow and ice that could make a mess of the thursday morning commute. up to three inches of snow could fall from washington, d.c. to boston. the storm will usher in bone- chilling temperatures. on friday morning, it will feel like single digits in richmond, virginia, philadelphia; and n

guilfoyle. kimberly of course is engaged to donald trump jr. now the committee has sent a letter to ivanka trump suggesting she appear for questioning. sara murray is following the latest developments here. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it is a brutal week for the trump family. for donald trump himself, the big question, could he actually face legal charges, criminal charges when it comes to his efforts to try to overturn the election result. you know, we look in georgia, the d.a. there has been looking into his activities for nearly a year. and it all stems back to that phone call that donald trump had brad rafraffensperger. >> all i want to do is this. i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have. >> reporter: an explicit call to find the votes that donald trump would need to win the state of georgia. the district attorney is saying we need more evidence, more witnesses. some people are not going to cooperate with us unless we get a subpoena. she points specifica

guilfoyle, eric trump tweeted, "the witch hunt continues. i have absolutely nothing to hide." >> o'donnell: catherine herridge joins us from capitol hill. i understand there is breaking news right now from the supreme court about former president trump. what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, norah, late today an order from the supreme court means trump has failed to block the release of his white house records from the congressional committee investigating january 6. we're talking about 800 pages, phone records, visitor logs that capture the communications and the meetings leading up to and on january 6. norah. >> o'donnell: that's some big news. catherine herridge, thanks. well tonight, nearly 50 million people in the east are bracing for another blast of snow and ice that could make a mess of the thursday morning commute. up to three inches of snow could fall from washington, d.c. to boston. the storm will usher in bone- chilling temperatures. on friday morning, it will feel like single digits in richmond, virginia, philadelphia; and new

s fiancee, kimberly guilfoyle. we are learning more tonight about the gunman who took four people hostage inside a texas synagogue. this is a newly released picture of him and we now know british intelligence services investigated him just over a year ago, and was determined to be no longer a terrorist threat. the suspect entered the u.s. last month on a tourist visa. >>> all right. tonight, we are seeing scope of the devastation from that deadly underwater volcanic eruption and tsunami on the pacific island nation of tonga. every home on one island was destroyed by 50-foot waves. before and after satellite photos show the disaster zone is covered in thick ash. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. sweet pillows of softness! this is soft! holy charmin! excuse me! roll it back everybody! charmin ultra soft is so cushiony soft, you'll want more! but it's so absorbent, you can use less. enjoy the go with charmin. s you covered. [girls laugh] -nice smile, brad. -nice! thanks? crest 3d white. 100% stain remov

i meanor just in the past 48 hours, we've had news reported by cnn that eric trump and kimberly guilfoyle who's the fiance of eric trump have had their phone records subpoenaed. and don jr. and ivanka trump and their father t former president have been accused of being involved in aac very detailed lurid list of bank fraud, insurance fraud schemes at the family trump real estate business. i think it t must have been unsettling for those members of the trump family that the allegations were laid out in particular to each one of them. thert filings from the new york attorney general this week, for example, stated this about ivanka trump, quote, until january 2017, ms. trump was a primary contact. that's not good when the attorney generalat says that abt you specifically and personally while asking theut judge to enforce the subpoena for your testimony after your brother t blond one, just had to bleed the fifth over 500 times in his recent deposition in that case. and that's not good. but nowd -- i mean all in this same 48-however period now we have this bombshell letter to ivanka trump from

guilfoyle, and his dopey son, eric. the committee wants to know exactly how much eric doesn't know. and i'm sure that is a lot. [ laughter ] they would like to see his phone records. when the committee originally took possession of eric's phone, it turned out to be a banana. [ laughter ] dad gave it to him for christmas and told him it was an iphone 12. now they want the electric one. the house is looking into what went down in the so-called "trump war room" meeting, led by giuliani, at the willard hotel. so they issued a subpoena for giuliani. when is which is unnecessary. all they need to do is say his name three times in a mirror and he will appear. he says it's all political theater. even if he does show up to answer questions from the committee, he's just going to lie. because that's what he does. he's a liar. he lies about things he doesn't even need to lie about. listen to this. back in september, he showed up to a 9/11 dinner and claims he'd rejected a knighthood from the queen of england. because if you accept

they obtained records of phone records of eric trump and kimberly guilfoyle, engaged to donald trump jr. anchor of "inside politics" sunday, abby phillip, and national reporter at "axios", jonathan swan. great to have both of you on board this morning. jonathan, i want to start with you. you have reported extensively on this period of time. in fact, the letter to sidney powell that subpoenaed her to talk to the committee includes some of the reporting that you have done. and you say that you absolutely cannot do a serious investigation without focusing on these three people. who are your takeaways from the committee? >> reporter: well, it turns out now both sidney powell and rudy giuliani subpoenas my reporting on trump's final days. it is important for people to remember the context. by mid-december of 2020, these fringe lawyers, rudy giuliani, jenna ellis, sidney powell, had supplanted the professional lawyers in the white house and at the republican national committee. and they told trump what he wanted to hear, which is his own lawyers were weak and treasonness and unwilling to f

guilfoyle involved with donald trump junior. what can you tell us about that? >> i think it important to note we haven't sought the content of any records. the records that are being sought have to do with the location, the length of time, phone numbers that were called or where texts were sent but not the actual content but it will help answer some questions, fill in some holes from other testimony we've received, test whether the testimony we've received is reliable. so it's important. >> it in effect is a phone bill that you're asking for, it's what we see on phone bills. this call was placed at this time to this phone number or a text was sent at this time to this phone number. no content of the communication at all. >> that's correct. >> and from that you get to basically form questions, i assume, about the content. you see a communication going from this person to another person. what if you want to know that content? is the only way to get it is to ask questions of the people involved in the content? >> quite possibly. bu

guilfoyle, who is engaged to donald trump jr. and now they have sent a letter to ivanka trump requesting that she appear for questioning. laura jarrett, attorney at low, and co-anchor of "early start". it's good to see you. >> reporter: good morning, from georgia to new york, trump's legal woes reached new heights, as you laid out. there is an emerging pattern here. all the allegations he's facing here focusing on fraud. the big lie to election fraud. a pressure campaign to find votes that simply didn't exist. to financial fraud at his namesake company. that's what has got prosecutors's attention now. >> i just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have. >> reporter: it's that fateful request that has the former president in growing legal jeopardy this morning. >> it tells me the d.a. is getting serious down in fulton county, georgia. >> reporter: nearly a year after opening a criminal investigation into donald trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election results in georgia, fulton county district attorney willis

guilfoyle, subpoenaing rudy giuliani. so all roads lead to donald trump, what he knew, what he did and didn't do. these documents will help them very likely make the case and lead to dramatic televised hearings and a report that may very well have a criminal referral or referrals, including against the former president. these documents are absolutely critical inside information. >> ambassador, this includes visitor records. this includes call logs. does that mean once and for all jim jordan will find out how many times jim jordan and donald trump talked on that day while the capitol was under siege. who walked into the oval office maybe and tried to get the president -- the former president, to call off the mob. is that the kind of thing there will be clarity on? >> there will be all of that and more. although, john, we have to remember that the president sometimes used a variety of devices. these materials won't necessarily capture every communication. but, yes, you're going to be able to tell the story if you are the me

and kimberly guilfoyle. both those people, sarabian and schwartz, have worked with them, advised them over the years. they have not been subpoenaed by the committee but if i'm reading between the lines, that could happen in the future. >> ali vitali, thank you so much for that. >>> let's move on. the justice department is creating a unit to fight domestic terror. the threat of home-grown extremism has grown over the last year with the number of fbi investigations into domestic terror more than doubling since the spring of 2020. >> we faced an elevated threat from domestic violent extremists. we've seen a growing threat by those motivated by racial animus as well as those who subscribe to antigovernment and anti-authority ideologies. >> joining me now is fbi special agent and msnbc contributor clint watts. a lot of folks have been calling for a unit just like this for many years now as the rise in violent extremism here in the united states, domestic extremism, has been on the rise now for quite some time. >>

eric trump and kimberly guilfoyle, eric trump, donald trump's son. we have learned that many of the advances in the evidence the committee has made is through e-mails, text messages, metadata, digital mail. >> the record of calls, this again is going to help the committee establish a timeline. they have already been provided with text messages from other individuals who have provided information to the committee, and so then this is additional individuals and their call records where they can add that to the timeline and continue to build out the story of what transpired leading up to january 6th and on that day. >> it will be fascinating to see if the committee gets testimony. there i'm skeptical. you're skeptical about nork no -- new york, i'm skeptical about the trump family cooperating with the committee. >>> the democrats are worried. they are pointing fingers at the biden white house. d, by switchid even save 665 dollars. hey tex, can someone else get a turn? yeah, hang on, i'm about to break my own record. yeah. only pay for what you need. ♪

guilfoyle whose engaged to the president's other son, donald trump, jr. what's interesting about these records is they do not show the contents of calls, but they do provide some data that could be of interest to the committee, including the date and time and the length of these calls. cnn has previously reported that the committee has sought similar records for over 100 other individuals. paula reid, cnn, washington. >>> now, ukraine says russia is almost completed its military buildup near its border, deploying more than 127,000 troops. the defense ministry shared its latest intelligence assessment exclusively with cnn, and this map does president even include a contingent of forces dispatched to belarus. the u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken is in ukraine now. he will meet with the president there. on friday he travels to geneva for talks with russian minister sergei lavrov in an effort to ease tensions. here's what the white house said about the mission. have a listen. >> president putin has created this crisis by amassing 100,000 russian troops

we learned the committee has subpoenaed and obtained phone records for eric trump and kimberly guilfoyle, formerly of fox, now engaged to donald trump jr. >> that's the first time the committee issued a subpoena that targeted a member of the trump family. the committee also subpoenaed four more people including former trump lawyer rouge and a pair of attorneys who peddled election lies. let's bring in cnn legal analyst jeffrey toobin. great to see you. let's talk about the four subpoenas that we had issued yesterday. one of the attorneys, sidney powell, said she will appear before the committee, though she is still tied to the lies that she peddled and said she believes that is, in fact, the truth. given the significance of these, what do you make of it? >> well, i'll believe that when i see it. sidney powell and especially rudy giuliani are under criminal investigation and any sane lawyer would advise them to take the fifth. i'm seern rudy giuliani will take the fifth. sidney powell may show up and answer questions. i would be surprised if she engaged substantively with the committee. >

and kimberly guilfoyle. the committee wants both testimony and records from all three. more subpoenas could be on the way including one for the president's former personal attorney rudy giuliani. bennie thompson told cnn giuliani is an integral part of the ongoing investigation. they will seek information from him. thompson says, at some point. >>> former president donald trump's stranglehold on the republican party appears to have at least one weak spot. that is mitch mcconnell. >> that's right. aides and allies say trump is coming to realize that he can't oust mcconnell despite recent calls to do that. republicans simply aren't willing to turn their back on the senate minority leader to appease trump. still, trump is continuing to unload on mcconnell. >> why is it that you think that the vast majority of your allies in the united states senate are not standing behind you? we did have that statement by mike rounds. >> because mitch mcconnell is a loser and frankly, mitch mcconnell, if he were on the other side and if schumer were put in his position, he would have been

guilfoyle about the rally. separately, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is supporting fellow republican -- minority leader, i'm sorry -- senator mike rounds after he came under attack by the former president for acknowledging this weekend that president biden won the 2020 election. mcconnell told cnn off camera today he thinks rounds told the truth, adding quote i agree be him. joa joining us now, adam kinzinger, one of two republicans on the january 6th committee. congressman, appreciate you being with us as always. the fact that leader mitch mcconnell -- republican leader mitch mcconnell is backing senator rounds, at least off camera, about the 2020 election. is that significant? is it -- i mean, obviously, in normal times, it would just be okay yeah, it would be a normal statement. but, you know, these are not normal times. >> you know, i guess, any -- any vision of, you know, optimism in telling the truth is good. >> yeah, i am -- i'm -- we are clutching at straws here. >> yeah. i mean, you know, mitc

guilfoyle who was engaged to donald trump junior. >> another big story tonight. major airlines are warning thousands of flights could be grounded starting tomorrow due to the planned rollout of the 5 g cell service. there are fears 5 g could interfere with the plane's altimeter. brian entin has more. >> it came down to the wire, but crisis averted, at least for now wireless companies for rising an atnt agreeing to delay 5 g near some airports after major airline said the new technology could lead to an unprecedented number of flight cancellations. united airlines alone said the 5 g could negatively impact. 1.2 million passengers and cancel nearly 15,000 flights annually. pilots say the new technology could interfere with instruments they use for auto landing during low visibility as a pilot. how big of a concern is this? its major concern? phil orban is a commercial pilot and work for american airlines for 3 decades. the ramifications of the interference at a critical time of the landing. >> could be hundreds lives >> and we can't do that. we can say, well, we're

and kimberly guilfoyle and other rally organizers, leading up to the event of the ellipse. and then the third is someone who was involved with the president's speech, who might be able to shed some light on the 187 minutes that we have talked about, where the president's inaction in stopping the capitol insurrection was a key point in time that we want to continue to have clarity on. >> that's interesting. because i was going to ask you about the speechwriter. i was going to say, look, we heard the words out loud. so what do you want to learn from the person who helped write them? it is not about the before. it is about the after? >> well, it can be about both. this is why we feel it is important to have a conversation with someone, how many drafts were undertaken, what was the president's posture, the former president's posture, leading up to that. those are some of the important questions that we feel need to be addressed. >> cnn is reporting this morning about the discussions and the considerations taking place inside the committee about how to get testimony or how to ge

guilfoyle about the rally. separately, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is supporting fellow republican -- minority leader, i'm sorry -- senator mike rounds after he came under attack by the former president for acknowledging this weekend that president biden won the 2020 election. mcconnell told cnn off-camera today he thinks rounds told the truth, adding, quote, i agree with him. joining us now, adam kinzinger, one of two republicans on the january 6th committee. congressman, appreciate you being with us as always. the fact that leader mitch mcconnell -- republican leader mitch mcconnell is backing senator rounds, at least off-camera, about the 2020 election. is that significant? is it -- i mean, obviously, in normal times, it would just be okay, yeah, it would be a normal statement. but you know, these are not normal times. >> you know, i guess, any -- any vision of, you know, optimism in telling the truth is good. >> yeah, i'm clutching at straws here. we're clutching at straws here. >> yeah. i mean,

but i mean certainly i think there's no doubt looking at the role that kimberly guilfoyle played, that don jr. played, it would be obvious we would need some information from them or people that would know things about what they were doing. we all saw the selfie video of them dancing and laughing after the president's speech. we just -- all we want is answers. it's not like, you know, there's anything nefarious here besides let's find out what the truth is, and we will. i'm convinced that the january 6th committee will get the truth. now, the question is will people want to accept the truth or conspiracy, and that's a whole other issue. >> but that is the issue because you're not going to get any answers unless these people face consequences. just having to testify, it's just a show, and they don't care. >> well, i mean, look, as far as any consequences, that really is up to doj. we can bring people in to testify and produce evidence and information and refer that to the doj. i certainly think we intend to do that. what is the rock that led up to january 6th, and what's been happening

in this case, eric trump and kimberly guilfoyle's phone records that have been subpoenaed by the january 6th committee. eric trump calling it in a statement a witch hunt in a one-sentence statement. can you confirm that those subpoenas have happened? >> i can't confirm any particular subpoenas. but i can say that we have acknowledged that early on we sent letters, preservation letters to these telecommunications companies. we have followed up with subpoenas to request records in certain cases, and, you know, these records, i should emphasize, they are not the content of conversations. they are the, you know, who was the party to the conversations, the dates, the duration. but that could be very important evidence that leads to additional witness, can corroborate the testimony of witness, can tell us who was in communication with whom while the attack on january 6th was going on. so that can be very important, but in this case i can only talk generally and can't confirm with respect to those two particular people. >> finally, and i know you are one member of a committee with multiple memb

you got kimberly guilfoyle, the fiancee of donald trump jr. on there. donald trump jr. -- ivanka trump -- >> that was for the -- >> phone. >> phone record, not the content y but just the -- >> phone records themselves. yes, an important distinction and thank you for making that but i want to know first of all, are there going to be more coming for those individuals? but also, what about the others? donald trump jr., ivanka trump, jared kushner, we haven't heard about them in this capacity yet, even though we have heard some of the text messages they sent that day. >> let me just say we are looking at everything. i am not in a position to say when requests for interviews or even subpoenas will be issued. that's something that the committee does as a group. however, nothing is off the table. we're going to get to the bottom of this entire plot. >> all right. well, congresswoman, i appreciate your time. thank you, again, for being with me. >> you bet. anytime. >> all right. >>> and the january 6th investigation not the only legal setback trump is facing to

but the mark meadows, the don and ivankas, the girl there, kimberly guilfoyle, all of these folks, none of them are clean. peter navarro did a great interview this week. when will they be held accountable? >> he got him to confess. if he likes merritt garland is as least as good as ari mel berg. he says he will follow the facts and investigations to wherever it goes and will not be afraid holding the homeland accountable. so far, all i've seen is him being afraid to hold them accountable. but if he did have a secret plan top hold powerful people accountable, this is what his investigation will look like. he is moving slowly, starting at the bottom, working his way up, that is standard. that is correct. if he was going for it, this is what it would look like, unfortunately if he wasn't going for it, if he was going to charge the low hanging fruit. if he was going to let the political people off the hook, this is also what his investigation would look like. >> yeah. >> so a lot to trust merritt garland, that is great. i am happy for you. i hope your trust is rewarded. i need more than tru

guilfoyle, the girlfriend of donald trump jr. the records include the dates, times and durations of calls to and from their phones but not the content of the calls or text messages. >> let's have trial by combat. >> reporter: the committee is issuing subpoenas for rudy giuliani and three other members of trump's legal team who aggressively pushed lies about election fraud and tried to pressure state legislatures to overturn election results. the targets include sidney powell who made up outlandish conspiracy theories including the idea that voting machines were rigged by former venezuela leader hugo chavez who died seven years before the election. rudy giuliani's lawyer tells abc news, quote, they're not going to charge rudy giuliani with anything and they're also not going to get any information from rudy giuliani factually. so it doesn't sound like he will cooperate with the committee but, george, sidney powell's lawyer said she is willing to testify and provide, quote, evidence of her baseless claims of election fraud to the c