meeting that took place on january 3, 2021, when donald trump threatened to replace his then-attorney general jeffrey rosen with clark. cipollone s name has surfaced over and over and over again in these hearings. he was a critical member of trump s inner circle. he was present for the most private of conversations. allegedly, many of those conversations disturbed him so much in the weeks leading up to january 6 that he almost walked out numerous times. that s something that trump s son-in-law and former senior adviser jared kushner did not deny when he was asked about it by the committee. but you may recall, he did dismiss cipollone. i know that, you know, he was always him and the team were always saying, oh, we re going to resign, we re not going to be here if this happens, if that happens. so, i took it up to just be whining to just be honest with you. whining.
we re going to make it up. don t pay attention to the facts, don t pay attention to the law. we re just going to make it up and forge ahead. trump continued to press rosen on the call saying, quote, this was an illegal krumt election. and according to acting deputy attorney general richard donohue s notes from the conversation, trump old rosen the doj was failing to respond to reports of crime. rosen stood firm on this call saying there s not much the justice department could do. trump also plotted with another justice official, jeffrey clark, to oust the acting attorney general after rosen s repeated refusals to go along with trump s fraudulent allegations. but that scheme imploded at the dramatic white house showdown on january 3, 2021. this was a scene straight up out of apprentice. trump has rosen and clark vie for the job of attorney general of the united states.
you to be a part of congress. that s the foundation of why this is even here. but as you know, the burden is on those who are challenging her candidacy to prove she, in fact, was the equivalent of, say, a member of the confederacy, back then the civil war. have they made their case? well, laura, thank you for having me. the voters of her district who have brought that challenge, and we re proud to represent them, have made a compelling case that marjorie taylor greene, having taken the oath of office on january 3, 2021, then turned around and participated and facilitated the insurrection on january 6th. the fact she was incredibly evasive about not remembering tweets and statements and videos that she issued leading up to the insurrection is something the administrative law judge who held this hearing will have to factor into his decision. was she credible in not remembering any of that? she even stated to the question
gentlemen, good evening to both of you. look, i don t want to sound hyperbolic, but i mean, chris, these people sound a little it sounds a little scary. i m a little frightened by reading this. and let me tell you let me get this and then i ll ask you why. a cashe of weapons amassed ahead of january 6th, some of the allegations from the indictment about the oath keepers leader and this is january 3, 2021. rhodes departed granberry, texas and began traveling to the washington, d.c. metropolitan area. he spent $6,000 in texas on ar rifle including mounts, triggers, slings and additional firearms attached. can he allegedly bought more the next day. on january 4, 2021, while still traveling toward washington, d.c. metropolitan area rhodes spent approximately $4,500 on
point was there coordination to march to the capitol with the idea that this could inevitably lead to the violent overthrow of the 2020 election? katty kay, i want to continue reading from alex jones s subpoena because there are more clues about what they know already about white house involvement. this is to alex jones from the 1/6 committee. though you did not speak at the ellipse rally, you were there. as you have stated, the white house told you on or about january 3, 2021, that after the ellipse rally ended on january 6th, you were to lead a march to the capitol where president trump would meet the group. you did, in fact, march from the ellipse rally to the capitol, accompanied by ali alexander, also known as alley abdul razak akbar and others. when you arrived at the capitol, you were recorded telling people not to be violent and to gather on the east side of the capitol to hear president trump speak. that location coincided with a