messages, the conversations, it s all there, and he can be asked about all of that with respect to january 6th. now, moving to documents let s just call it the la fair document. and there s plenty there, given that as white house chief of staff in his role, he would have been, number one, just the most senior person in the white house and both the political aide and a policy aide, but also the liaison to the national archives. any time he got information from the archives about where documents were or what should have been done with them, he can testify about that. and whether the president was put on notice that he needed to send documents back, he can provide evidence on that as well. elliott williams, appreciate it. i want to get perspective from democratic congressman and former january 6th committee member jamie raskin. congressman, great to have you on. how likely, in your view, is an indictment of the former president? well, it truly seems like they re closing in on th
where s the beef that s all he wanted to know described by january 6th committee member jamie raskin as, quote, the craziest meeting of the trump presidency. where you just heard from white house counsel pat cipollone talk about a quote disregard for backing up what they said with facts. it was a wild meeting held in the oval office on december 18th, 2020 now, remember that date because what ensued that night was an hours-long duel between trump s own insiders, his allies on one side included sidney powell and mike flynn and several white house lawyers on the other they clashed over outlandish claims of voter fraud and ideas about what donald trump should do in order to overturn the results of the 2020 election the meeting at times, as you just heard there, became very heated people shouting and hurling insults at each other according to people who were in the room now, among the many out there election conspiracies discussed that night in that meeting was
also said it was a mistake for mccarthy to give that footage to tucker charleston. no word yesterday from mccarthy himself. we approached him in the capitol today, jake, and he said he would answer questions later today about all this so we ll see what he has to say. didn t he say that last week, too, mamanu? didn t he say he d take questions and never did. he did one day. let s see what he does. manu raju, thank you. joining us to discuss two people there that day, former congressman and january 6th committee member adam kinzinger and the honorary chair of the country first pack and d.c. metro police officer michael fanone injured in the january 6th insurrection. congressman kinzinger, let me start with you. last night when airing the security footage tucker charleston called you a liar and liz cheney said you lied and you should never be taken seriously again unquote i wanted to give you an opportunity to respond to that.
former january 6th committee member adam kinzinger here to wee in. a flight attendant attacked by an unruly passenger. federal investigators say this man tried to open the emergency exit door during a flight from los angeles to boston and then tried to stab a flight attendant in the neck with a broken metal spoon. other passengers tackled him to the ground and he was zip-tied until the plane landed. cnn s pete muntean with more on this. good morning to you. he told investigators he wanted to jump out of the plane? reporter: yeah, good morning, don. this is the second high-profile incident of an unruly passenger we have seen in as many weeks. department of justice now looking into this. you know, it s really interesting here is that the number of unruly passengers went down by half over last year, but this has to be one of the most dramatic we have seen recently. the flight crew became alerted to this when this passenger
this comes less than 24 hour after the committee dropped it final report on the january 6t attack dickey finding from her nearly 18 month investigation was clear. that without donald trump, the riot would not have happened let s bring in january 6th committee member, and former constitutional law professor congressman jim u.s. can congressman, thank you so much for joining me tonight i can imagine that you would love to call it a day. after this week you just had 145-page report, huge. but the majority of american are not going to read it the bottom line, the botto takeaway is that what happened was really bad, and donald trump is to blame. how do you believe that this man is held accountable fo doing what he did? well, as you know, we need referral to the department o justice of violations of fou different criminal statutes, including interference of th federal proceeding, conspiracy