three years since the capitol hill attack, trump s big lie lives on. and voters appear to have growing sympathy for those who stormed the capitol. where we heading? also, new reporting on trump s companies banking millions when he was at the white house. congresswoman jasmine crockett tonight, with the receipts showing who tossed at that cash and the possible influence that came with it. and, when you can t legislate, sparked a sideshow. that s the message house republicans are really sending to voters hell-bent on impeaching the dhs secretary for his actions at the southern border. welcome to ayman, let s get started. on january 6th, 2021, a mob of thousands stormed the u.s. capitol. the heart and hope of american democracy, with a specific goal of using violence to prevent the certification of the 2020 election. and they did this specifically because they believed donald trump s big lie. just last night, nbc news obtained new dramatic video showing a confrontation between
that threat and want to talk about it and mass shootings, an act on, rowan action on climate change, young people are not getting what they want from their older leaders. and they are looking to do something about it. this is american voices. what could the man hired to protect the president know about trump sprawling plot to overturn the will of the american people? that is the question the come january six committee wants answered. as the into trump and his allies. overnight, the committee subpoenaed the secret service over deleted text messages on and before january 6th. so how did those text messages just disappear? this, week the homeland security general alerted congress the ig says it happened after the messages were requested for an investigation into the attack. the secret service is telling a different story though. it says there were no malicious intense, the messages were deleted after the request because of a, quote, preplanned system migration. what about the
january six committee wants answered. as the into trump and his allies. overnight, the committee subpoenaed the secret service over deleted text messages on and before january 6th. so how did those text messages just disappear? this, week the homeland security general the ig says it happened after the messages were requested for an investigation into the attack. the secret service is telling a different story though. it says there were no malicious intense, the messages were deleted after the request because of a, quote, preplanned distant migration. what about the requests from congress? the secret service says it plans to responsibly to the subpoena. this comes as the committee gathers new facts about the so-called unhinged december 18th meeting at the white house. that is the meeting where outside advisers known as team crazy suggested that trump administration should seize voting machines to sniff out widespread voter fraud, fraud that trump knew simply didn t exist.
three years since the capitol hill attack, trump s big lie lives on. and voters appear to have growing sympathy for those who stormed the capitol. where we heading? also, new reporting on trump s companies banking millions when he was at the white house. congresswoman jasmine crockett tonight, with the receipts showing who tossed at that cash and the possible influence that came with it. and, when you can t legislate, sparked a sideshow. that s the message house republicans are really sending to voters hell-bent on impeaching the dhs secretary for his actions at the southern border. welcome to ayman, let s get started. on january 6th, 2021, a mob of thousands stormed the u.s. capitol. the heart and hope of american democracy, with a specific goal of using violence to prevent the certification of the 2020 election. and they did this specifically because they believed donald
that the danger of the big lie lives on. instead of actions directed from the oval office, some state officials are fearing that the next effort to subvert democracy could come from the very people who are running america s elections. in interviews with politico, a dozen top election administrators, quote, detailed a growing number of insider threats leading to attempted or successful election security breaches, aided by local officials. just thursday, a colorado judge issued an arrest warrant for mesa county clerk, tina peters, for a bond violation, motivated by trump s election lies, peters is accused of letting an unauthorized person copy an election machine hard drive. they were than published on the line. so how can states act now to protect the next election, and thus, the future of american democracy? let s ask two experts who would know.