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Thank you very much. see you soon. good news before we say good night. 10-year-old had the best belated birthday surprise ever. abbey simmons wrote to brett young, her favorite country music artist inviting him to her birthday party. he didn t get the letter until late. abbey and her mom planned a pajama and pancakes party. he was going to be there on zoom. to their surprise, he showed up to the party, wished her a happy birthday and posted for pictures and played her a song. i love that story when the singer makes a person s day! in detroit, michigan, one of my all-time favorite writers, mitch, is doing his part to help the motor city. he founded save detroit in 2006, meant to lift up those in need in motown. one of the biggest needs in that city and any other city for that matser is transportation on sunday, he urged readers to donate a bike to his charity and detroiters turned out in big,
The white house is shutting down donald trump s attempt to shield his white house documents from the january 6th committee. for weeks, trump has vowed to fight the release by evoking executive privilege, that s a notion white house press secretary jen psaki refuted during a briefing on friday. i would say that we take this matser incredibly seriously. the president has already concluded that it would not be appropriate to assert executive privilege. and so we will respond promptly to these questions as they arise. and certainly, as they come up from congress. joining me now, msnbc political analyst and chief white house correspondent for the new york times, our really good friend peter baker. so, peter, as i welcome you on this sunday, what could posable be in these documents that is of interest to the january 6th committee? i m sure it s kind of a wide range of things. so where do you start? right, exactly. well, the committee asked the national archives to identify
And never had and never would. ned price, you worked for susan price, so just to put that out there, you worked for her in the national security council. but we understand that general clapper, who is also testifying today, is going to or prepared if he s asked to testify that he routinely did unmasking, checked on what the name is of someone who came up in one of these one of these references because that s his job. he needed to know what the context is and whether that is significant to protect national security. what the trump administration has in effect done, andrea, is demonize a routine tactic that policymakers and intelligence analysts use on a daily basis. it would be dare lect on the part of the director of national intelligence or a cia analyst or the national security adviser to get an urgent report that alleges some sort of connection, some sort of u.s. nexus, whether it s a terrorist attack or counterintelligence matser and for that individual not to request the nam
They used white supremacist language, a lot of profanity. it s not all totally intelligible. black lives matser says they found that threatening video along with an online conversation between members of the internet be site for chan among people who apparently plan to come armed to that vigil at the prees singt. they posted this video as a warning to watch out for these guys. it appears that some pro could vok tours or counter protesters did continue to show up to the vigils. here they are in this video posted by another black lives matter activist. it doesn t appear these sort of counter protesters did anything at that rally other than make racist comments and kind of troll the activist behind the camera taking images of them. that s the backgrounds that brings us to the very dramatic events of late last night when the a group of masked men apparently approached the protest area outside the police precinct and witnesses a they