tonight, brand-new januar 6th committee transcripts, jus in, as we analyze the full report, and where all of the investigations go from here. then, from dangerous weather to tripledemic illness on th rise what you need to know, heading into this holiday weekend. looking back at this consequential week, and th focus on fighting for democracy, and freedom, both here, an abroad our favorite historians, her to put it all in perspective as a special, extra earl addition of the 11th hour is underway, on this friday night good evening once again i am stephanie ruhle nearly 24 hours after its fina report was made public, tonight, the january 6th committe released a new batch of witnes transcripts. they are from interviews wit key people in trump administration, including, bil barr, pat cipollone, kayleig mcenany, hope hicks, and his daughter, and senior adviser ivanka trump we will break down what we are learning in just a moment, but first, the committee s repor is wrapping up
to tripledemic illness on th rise. what you need to know, heading into this holida weekend. looking back at thi consequential week, and th focus on fighting for democracy, and freedom, both here, an abroad. our favorite historians, here to put it all i perspective, as a special, extra early addition of th 11th hour is underway, on this friday night. good evenin once again. i am stephanie ruhle. nearly 24 hours after its final report was mad public, tonight, the january 6th committee released a new batch of witness transcripts they are from interviews wit key people in trump administration, including, bil barr, pat cipollone, kayleig mcenany, hope hicks, and his daughter, and senior adviser ivanka trump. we will brea down what we are learning in just a moment, but first, th committee s report is wrapping up its 18 month investigation, and it is very clear about the main reason for the attack o art american democracy. th panel says, the central caus was one man. former presi
remarks here in south korea, president hailed the u.s./south korea relationship as a linchpin of peace and stability. trying to shore up the alliance with japan after his visit concludes here in south korea. he wants to bolster the relationship as a team when u.s. intelligence is warning of a heightened threat of a north korean missile and/or nuclear test, potentially while president biden is here in the region. certainly a moment of heightened tension. and president biden wants to send a strong message that the u.s. will defend its allies in the region. now, listen, president biden is also making clear this is about national security. it s also about economic security. that is why we saw the president visiting a samsung semiconductor chip factory earlier today. and the president in reinforcing his message about this region by talking also about the war in ukraine and russia, insisting the u.s. and wall lies should not be relying on autocracies for critical materials. and tha
original lists, so they need t read section three of the 14th amendment which settles th whole subject. it says tha anyone who is swearing an oath to support the constitution of the united states but violates the oath by engaging i insurrection or rebellion guess the constitution may never hold office again at the federal level, state level military, or civilian. that is a constitutional principle. if they want to change th constitution they should mov to amend the constitution an get a two thirds vote in the house and the senate and go ou to three quarters of the state but right now that is a law we are dealing with. it is not question of what the january 6th committee wants, it is wha our constitution says. s either we will be faithful t the constitution or we are not we believe that that is self actualize-ing, self executin principle that the courts have to follow. but we do recommend that congress undertake action to set up a judicial mechanism that would allow the departmen of jus
constitution of the united states but violates the oath b engaging in insurrection o rebellion i guess th constitution may never hol office again at the federa level, state level, military or civilian. that is a constitutional principle. if they want to change the constitution they should mov to amend the constitution an get a two thirds vote in the house and the senate and go ou to three quarters of the state but right now that is a law we are dealing with it is not a question of what the january 6th committee wants, it is what our constitutio says so either we will be faithfu to the constitution or we ar not. we believe that that is self actualize-ing, self executin principle that the courts have to follow. but we do recommend that congress undertake action to set up a judicial mechanis that would allow the departmen of justice and private parties to go to court and the distric of columbia, u.s. district court in d.c., in order to get declaratory and injunctive relief saying that som