reaction to these revelations, watch this. we re seeing text messages, more and more come out about everybody begging donald trump to intervene. but he just refused. what kind of a leader of any responsibility would just sit there watching, and when they have the authority to intervene, and do nothing. but, chuck, we know with that puck leader. trump didn t stop it because he loved it. because it was in his honor. there s no debate about that. the question is, can they take any of this information gathered and file colonel charges? well, i know i answered your last question with, probably, stephanie. i m gonna answer this one with a maybe. again, it s gonna turn on and tenth. so you have to show that he read the text messages, that he understood the text messages. that he didn t care, and that he intended, this is the important part, that he intended for congress to be
named white house deputy chief of staff. so, at the moment that he was giving donald trump political advice about how to get reelected, run good campaigns, or, for example, clear protesters who are peaceful from lafayette square on june one, one of the more authoritarian moves of trump s presidency. when he was serving donald trump, he was not a secret service agent. he was white house deputy chief of staff. he has since then returned to the secret service. but one of the most disturbing things for my source, current and former service agents, as this individual was essentially enabling donald trump and everything that he did. and here, now, we are learning that he had plenty of incidental from the secret service. that january 6th could turn bloody. and, yet, that didn t change how the department of homeland security, is department of justice, the fbi, the entities that are supposed to protect our country, from domestic extremism. that didn t change how they behaved. it could turn bl
but, chuck, we know with that puck leader. trump didn t stop it because he loved it. because it was in his honor. there s no debate about that. the question is, can they take any of this information gathered and file colonel charges? well, i know i answered your last question with, probably, stephanie. i m gonna answer this one with a maybe. again, it s gonna turn on and tenth. so you have to show that he read the text messages, that he understood the text messages. that he didn t care, and that he intended, this is the important part, that he intended for congress to be obstructed in the counting of the electoral vote. dan is right about the moral deficiency of our former president. that s not news. but we have to do, if you are told someone accountable in a criminal court, and prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt to a
referring to president trump. because he had instigated those rioters to storm the capital. and mcconnell was exhilarated. he was celebrating that moment because he thought it was finally the event that we do trump in. even inquired with the authors of this book about the 25th amendment. whether cabinet members in the administration, one of them of course, was his own wife, elaine chao. the transportation secretary. whether cabinet members of the vice president were considering some sort of laid action to remove the president from office. he seemed to be almost gleeful at the political, the dire political state that president trump on themself and in the hours after that attack. riveting, interesting, it will sell books. however, it is unclear if there will be any consequences. i m interested to see those text messages with make mulaney. he joins to be as this morning and discuss this with them actually what he meant in those text. he s a contributor there now.
former president. a new york judge holding trump in contempt of court for failing to turn over documents to the state attorney general who s investigating him for fraud. trump has not been ordered to pay 10,000 bucks a day starting today, until he cooperates. and his lawyers, no surprise, are promising to appeal. with that, let s bring in this evening s first experts, a pair of pulitzer prize-winning journalist, phil rucker, deputy editor at the washington post, my caroline,-ing investigative reporter with the washington post, they coauthored the new york times bestseller, i alone can fix that. and msnbc contributor chuck rosen, former u.s. attorney, and former senior fbi official. good evening to you all. carol, on the side with you. three days, three days before their inauguration, marjorie taylor greene sent this text message to mark meadows, quote, and our private chat with only members, several are saying the only way to save our republic is for trump to call for martial law.