children is truly horrific. but he also did play a role in spreading lies and conspiracies about january 6th. he was interviewed by the january 6th committee and he said he plead the fifth repeatedly. one key reason they interviewed him is he claimed somebody at the white house told him to lead a march to the capitol. and that he had been in touch with some of the rally organizers to organize the rally that preceded the riot. they played an integral role in in the events of january 6 and helping get a lot of people to washington and potentially directing them to the capitol.
as you heard there, jones suggested his victims won t see any money. he placed his company free speech systems into bankruptcy with sandy hook families challenged in court as an attempt by jones to avoid paying the damages he owes. joining us now, luke broadwater. alex jones, of course, hard to even know what to say about the reaction there. scrutiny over the january 6th capital attack. remind viewers what his role was during the events before and during insurrection? yes. i mean, i think you saw yesterday, alex jones start to be held accountable for some of the lies and the conspiracy theories that he spread to such damage to the american people. what he said about the folks in sandy hook who just lost their
the capitol was under attack. all of that has remained the focus for the committee throughout that, so it makes sense that that s where they re going to be in the final investigative hearing too. you mentioned the secret service. the committee has reportedly obtained more than 1.5 million pages of secret service communications from on and around january 6th. some of which are believed to have been lost previously. what is the significance likely going to be of those do you means documents today? likely, you have to imagine, because in that level of cooperation for the secret service getting a million pieces of communication, what we re talking about is radio transmissions, and e-mails and microsoft teams messages, i think what s critically missing is those key text messages from specific agents and individuals around january 5th and 6th. that s something that the committee is eager to get their hands on. people like liz cheney and zoe
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have these conversations with you, i hope and pray that they have the right words to say, and i hope they have the arm enough to hug you to let them know i love you. the senate judiciary committee is expected to vote next monday on the supreme court nomination of judge ketanji brown jackson. the full senate will then vote later in the week. judge jackson needs a simple majority to be confirmed. that means democrats can confirm her in a 51-50 vote, but the white house is still hoping some republicans will vote in favor. one of the republicans, senator mitt romney will meet with judge jackson this afternoon. now, a select committee investigating the january 6th capital attack may soon be reaching out to virginia thomas, the wife of ginni thomas, the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas, this comes after last week s revelation that she sent text messages to trump s former chief of staff mark meadows urging him to overturn the 2020 election results. the committee met behind