eastman, author of the infamous coup memo. on the other side, the vigilantes. the people who shop with weapons and enact violence. the proud boys, of keepers, violent gangs that organized the actual storming of the capital on january 6th. these two sides work in tandem to execute the trump coup. they ultimately failed, and today, we have big developments in the investigations and both fronts. new evidence presented in court today. members of the oath keepers revealed that the founder, almost do it rose the fared, tried to get donald trump to enact the in a message intended for the ex president, rhodes wrote, quote, if you don t, then biden kamala will tone that power when you, your family, and all of us. you and your family will be in prison and killed. you and your children will die in prison. that evidence very same day. we got to see several emails that john eastman was recently ordered to turn over to the january 6th committee. last month, the federal judge ruled those emails c
yesterday she testified about her actions before the january six committee. she answered the committees questions for four hours and told them she still believes those false claims about the election, which does not make me feel great about ginni thomas s general level of processing of the world. i want to be super clear here. people are not responsible for their spouses opinions. lord knows, i don t want kate held responsible for 98% of my own but in the case of ginni thomas who are spouses is undeniably relevant. one of the things the committee has wanted to ask her about is her email conversations with, for instance, john eastman. that is the infamous author of the so-called coup memo, the legal mind plotting the coup. jimmy thomas knew him, likely had his email address, because he s a former clerk for her former for her husband. they also asked about her messages to chief of staff mark meadows, in which he shared
400 times. at mar-a-lago, though, he did it differently. he kept rung. and tonight s search list shows he was improperly holding materials that did not belong to him, according to the fbi. and so the feds went to get them back. which means running for that long backfired. and here is the thing. we ve seen the defiance of other trump officials reach that same conclusion, like roger stone-faced the, quote, more assertive measures that the attorney general mentioned this week. stone arrested in that predawn raid at his home. he was convicted which led to a later reprieve from trump, which full circle is one of tonight s newly revealed records that trump apparently took, lifted, and hid at home. we have john eastman, who pushed the coup memo and have found his phone seized in a different doj probe and potentially assertive measures. and another trump favorite of doj, jeffrey clark, who faced a home raid as well.
political party. they know history is not on their side. they say this time is different. is it really? a warrant to search the cell phone of a former trump lawyer and author of the so-called coup memo, john eastman. what they re expecting to find.
wants to go through those 187 minutes of inaction, when donald trump did nothing to save our constitution or republic, and the u.s. capitol from a mob attacking it. the committee will attempt to fill the blanks about what happened during that time. they re hitting they ve got some new information. throughout all these hearings, they ve been incredibly consistent and rigorous about how the ultimate culpability for that dark day, and what led up to it, rests with donald trump. and about how it was he that blocked out the seemingly random people from a former federal prosecutor turned conspiracy theory promoter, sydney powell, too well, the right-wing pillow selling dude, to a random underling environmental law at the department of justice, jeffrey clark, to another random right-wing law professor we begin the author of the infamous coup memo, john eastman. and he put this through