i wonder what you make of how you saw your colleagues react to that day versus today, how they try to down play the committee given it is coming to an end? i think that day, my colleagues inside the white house and, you know, republicans that i m friends with on capitol hill, everyone across the board was equally disturbed. it was one of the darkest days i think in our nation s history. but i do think it s strange how now some people, you know, who were a couple years removed from it, seem to have short memories and not realize how big of a deal that day was. and i think a lot of republicans would rather move on from it, whitewash over the events of that day for political expediency. which is disappointing because i think, like i said earlier, no one is above the law, donald trump needs to be held accountable and so do his co-conspire or thes. thanks for joining us this morning. we have a lot to cover today. thanks for sharing your insight.
the previous segment and he s talked about this party is sort of late stage involvement of sort of functioning within the government that have power but choose to co-mingle with the autocrat, to give in and go along, to co-conspire. are you concerned that the republican party so so far gone there really is almost no one left willing to stand up to those autocrat impulses of the former president? there are people who are showing great courage and standing up defending the truth, defending our elections. i think liz cheney, adam king adam king sinker among them. you do see this dangerous more than flirtation with the athor atore tar yes m. you see it in hungary, the scheduling of conservative and
lived in paterson, new jersey, with his wife and three children. she must be key to the investigation right now. she is. and i agree with chairman rogers. this is not simply a question of whether someone was a co-conspire tore in the investigation, jake. i want to know everything about pattern of life, including things like home life, work life, anything related to drug or alcohol, mental. any comments he made in changes in religion. comments about american politics. i m not looking for strictly whether someone knew he was going to drive a truck in new york city, i m looking for whether someone knew there was a change in his pattern of life that leads us to understand why he went to do this attack yesterday. juliette, the attacker said he was inspired by isis. he left a note in the truck. there is no evidence, however, as of now anyway that he was trained or this operation was ordered by isis. at this point, does that matter? is isis inspired basically equivalent to isis-directed i
moment. paul, look, i have covered a lot of criminal trials in which people come forward who snitched to talk about other people to cut a deal. sometimes they wear wires and sometimes it s just their own testimony. we talked about people today who just talked about their co-conspirators who are alleged to co-conspire. so how much power does that hold? when you talk about guys who probably got a pretty easy deal, with a conviction it makes it tough to sell it to the jury, where you have a snitch who probably got a better deal. and the u.s. will take flak from other countries who say what is the u.s. doing indicting people from other countries? this is a political indictment by a powerful western country. some people were thrilled, some saying finally the united