than not. and according to friday night s court filing from the committee, meadows was warned that the rally could become violent. the testimony to the committee, one of meadow s top aide said a senior secret service agent alerted meadows dental about possible violence. meanwhile, there is new separate legal trouble for the former president. a new york judge holding trump in contempt of court for failing to turn over documents to the state attorney general who s investigating him for fraud. trump has not been ordered to pay 10,000 bucks a day starting today, until he cooperates. and his lawyers, no surprise, are promising to appeal. with that, let s bring in this evening s first experts, a pair of pulitzer prize-winning journalist, phil rucker, deputy editor at the washington post, my caroline, -ing investigative reporter with the washington post, they coauthored the new york times bestseller, i alone can fix that. and msnbc contributor chuck rosen, former u.s. attorney,
thousands of text messages passed, and so far, meadows refuses to give a deposition to the january six committee. this evening, we heard from one committee member on that very subject. all these thousands of texts make the argument for why we need mark meadows to come in and testify to explain precisely what his role was. what was their attitude towards the violence on the streets? what was their plan? how far were they willing to take? of those ocean was that this was just a wild demonstration as uncalled by donald trump, that i got out of control. but it was really a lot more than not. and according to friday night s court filing from the committee, meadows was warned that the rally could become violent. the testimony to the committee, one of meadow s top aide said a senior secret service agent alerted meadows dental about possible violence. meanwhile, there is new separate legal trouble for the