whom he was supposed to protect. he is right. we were all betrayed. by donald trump. betrayed by a president who swore to preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. full stop. period. let s bring in now seen and then snoop little analysts, bengal henderson, and former senior investigator for the january 6th committee. john would. so good to have both of you on. good evening to you. john, going to start with you. you ve worked very closely with the committee. how are they going to show a direct connection between trump and these groups. kind of evidence with a layout? it remains to be seen whether there s many evidence showing direct communication between any of these groups. president trump or anybody in the white house. i think the very lace we re going to see that president trump exploited the existence
and call people off, i think he likely possesses information unknown to everyone else, and so i think there s probably a lot of information that we re gonna see. renato, here is what john would, is a former senior investigative counsel for the january six committee, had to say about sarah matthews on this network earlier this week. watch. i expect her to be a very credible witness. she s very young but she had an important role within the white house. i lead the interview as you said, conducted by the staff and i found her to be very credible, so i think she s going to help fill in some of the gaps in the testimony that you ve heard so far and i think it really gain here focus on the days leading up to january six and then really the minute by minute of january six itself. it may not be as explosive as what we heard from cassidy hutchinson, but each of these hearings i think is going to provide additional information at the american people have not
likely possesses information unknown to everyone else, and so i think there s probably a lot of information that we re gonna see. renato, here is what john would, is a former senior investigative counsel for the january six committee, had to say about sarah matthews on this network earlier this week. watch. i expect her to be a very credible witness. she s very young but she had an important role within the white house. i lead the interview as you said, conducted by the staff and i found her to be very credible, so i think she s going to help fill in some of the gaps in the testimony that you ve heard so far and i think it really gain here focus on the days leading up to january six and then really the minute by minute of january six itself. it may not be as explosive as what we heard from cassidy hutchinson, but each of these hearings i think is going to provide additional information at the american people have not heard yet. renato, how is matthews live testimony helped the co
gonna talk. curtis lovelace was putting his hands in the hands of john would. his new attorney to come the defense for free, had more than 20 years of experience, just not a criminal law. was this your first murder trial? it was. i did a battery colonel defense case right at a lot of school, other than that this case when i first criminal defense case. curtis was taken a huge gamble. on the other hand, since he was broke, he didn t have a lot of options. cory died of massive liver disease. it is opening remarks, he said the state hadn t presented every evidence of murder for a reason, there was no murder. all the medical evidence in this case is going to prove to you that she thought of his one of the defenses key goals was to debunk that
exploring further. john is not a criminal lawyer, he is a civil rights attorney for malpractice who also does pro bono work with the exoneration project. its aim, to overturn wrongful convictions. but curtis had not been convicted, at least not yet. still, he decided to take the case. their services would be free. the main concern i had in this case from the onset was, the lack of evidence, this didn t feel like a murder case from the beginning. with a new defense team in place, christine got working on her next goal, making bail to get her husband out of jail. friends eventually put up the cash. almost two years after his arrest, curtis was released to his wife and sons. they greeted me at hancock county jail. i came home to a dog never met.