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that tweet, be there, we will be wild. it was a tweet that set up a violent chain reaction that resulted in a deadly attack on our government. cnn is not reporting the special counsel is asking witnesses about a contentious oval office meeting on december 18th, 2020. more than a month after the election, and mere days after the electoral college made official the decision of the american people. in short, that trump had lost the election. in that moment, the disgraced ex-president had two paths. he had door number one, admit head on that his campaign met the end of the line, keep in pace simple peaceful transfer of power. behind door number two, not just fall, but vaults into the abyss, commit to antidemocratic measures. of course, we all know the rest of the story. on this night in december, this crucial juncture, the six-hour cage match essentially unfolded deep inside the white house. on one side, it would summon trump s own white house team, quote, crazy. as you know, peo
this is cnn tonight. we re gonna keep the conversation going every night from ten to midnight and we ve got a lot of smart folks here to do just that with us tonight. you know, you as viewers actually can be a part of the program as well. you can join us, give us your tweets, your comments. actually have you on the air at times as well. and i ask direct questions which i shudder to think of that as well. what could focus possibly. we ll try that, we ll be here with our panelists from across the political spectrum through the midterm elections and there s a lot to get through on that front now. let s start with hypocrisy or abortion, or hypocrisy and abortion since they certainly go in canada. so call pro-life republican seem to have gotten their vehement anti abortion pro family stats when it comes to their candidate for georgia senate herschel walker. as you know, walker literally paid for his ex girlfriend to have an abortion. she s provided various pieces of evidence
additional documents or believed there were additional documents being held at mar-a- lago that the fbi wanted to obtain. that s what precipitated and what prompted the activity we saw monday at mar-a-lago, that this informant or this person, this witness was able to tell the fbi there were additional things there they needed to go get, and that s why they did this on monday. are they reported they know who this informant might be if there is one? they don t say who this person may be and how that person would ve come to know that information. the feature of mar-a-lago and trump world come as you know, as there weren t a lot of checks on people coming and going in that circle, so there s many, many people. we have been making calls, and there s a number of people that come to mind when you talk to people about who this could be. the idea, kim, of who could have had access, seen something in some way or been witness to something is really curious. as evan points out, thi