bannon and mark meadows telling you to go pound sand, i don t know what s going to get you to wake up. you need to. if we don t use our authority now to get to the bottom of a domestic terrorist attack on our capitol, if we don t hold people accountable, if we don t put people in jail, i don t know what the point of a democracy is. glen kirchner, article 3 says somebody who engaged in insurrection against the united states is not qualified to hold office. i assume that goes all the way from congress up to the president. there are active criminal investigations against donald trump. georgia is going after him for interfering in their election. walk us through the way in which donald trump could be legally held accountable. this senate memo, this committee memo, it makes it very clear that he had a formal plan to steal the election. the easton memo makes it clear. this investigation makes it clear. what could he be charged with if anything? great question.
stonewalling legitimate ip kwier ris into his conduct while perhaps trying it again. he s instructing allies and officials to defy lawful subpoenas from the select committee. today, today marked the deadline for four of those subpoenaed aides to turn over documents before their scheduled hearing next week. thank you all for being here. glen, go to the center of my screen here talking to you. the mistakes in those subpoenas seem to be pretty big because if those officials, those trump officials don t show up the way that they did during impeachment, if they ignore those subpoenas, what needs to happen in order for us to still have a rule of law in this country? well, you know, there are three vehicles for congress to enforce its subpoenas. civil enforcement, i would say let s just throw that one out. that s what they tried with don mcgann, joy, and he ran out the clock for more than two years.
to launch a non-disclosure agreement. what was the reason for the decisioner around do you think it will open up the floodgatings for over ex-staff? here is the finding of the person who arbitrated that complaint brought by donald trump. donald trump is the one who took it to arbitration, and the arbitrator found, quote, the nda, the non-disclosure agreement was vague, indefinite, unenforceable, and therefore she wins, and i suspect we re going the see other donald trump suits fall for these vague unenforcements ndas. glen kirchner, thank you so much. you too. with all the stuff we ve already been learning, just imagine what s been hiding behind those ndas. what s out there. it s an interesting tease on this saturday morning as they say. the good news, about 77% of
occasions urging him to plan for and focus his efforts on january 6th. moreover, you were quoted as saying on january 5th that all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. what i just read from those letters, what does that say to you, glen kirchner about this investigation? let me try to rephrase and recast and summarize what you just said? what i heard as a former career prosecutor is that steve bannon and mark meadows, you may have a fifth amendment right against self-incrimination. here s what s going to happen, joy. there are several battles that will now play out, i predict. one, the folks that have been subpoenaed may try to invoke executive privilege but i suggest that dog won t hunt because what you just read, joy, makes it clear that there will be a robust crime fraud exception claim that will be
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