this sunday, we begin with the january 6th committee come preparing for its next public hearing on tuesday, after meeting with a key witness in the investigation. former white house counsel pat cipollone testified before the committee, behind closed doors for nearly eight hours, and a videotape and transcribed interview on friday. last night, the committee revealed some bombshell details. if you treat a statement saying cipollone provided critical testimony, quote, reinforcing key points regarding donald trump s misconduct. the panel also says he cooperated key elements in testimony for former white house aide, cassidy hutchison. we could learn more in to state hearings will focus on possible piloting white nationalist groups and trump associates. stewart rhodes, the founder of the alt-right group, the oath keepers say he s willing to testify before the panel, as long as it is live, in a public setting and his lawyers are present. and donald trump s troubles extende
and maria, i think that was you who just said hello? i mean, thank you, juanita. exactly! you know why? because juanita, i do not know how old you are, but i know you are a lot younger than joe biden. so the fact is joe biden knows all of these things already. you should not be sitting here, having to say warnings to the president. can you please expand the court? start making this happen! show us that you feel the fire under your belly, the way i. do i have a 24-year-old daughter who is on the verge of a state of depression about the united states and the future of this country. and i am just like, you have to hold it together. remember the kinds of battles which have been going on in this country. and it is ridiculous that we feel so powerless. i am so happy to see the vice president. i would love to see her really angry. i would like to see her really angry. i think a lot of women would. and i think that we are feeling this fire. and by the way jonathan, what has been really har
we probably don t have time to run through them all. let me just say this, that opinion of roe, not overturning roe, not only overturned our right to bodily integrity with, and that s something that concerns all of us, whether it s about contraception choices are who we choose to marry, it also implicates so much of what the supreme court is saying and doing and the direction that it may take us that says, we, for the first time, we wrote it a fundamental right in this country. for the first time, the court who was sworn to protect our fundamental rights so that states can take away from us. i heard reverend al say it earlier on a segment, so true, we can go back to states rights because all that means as a whole lot of state wrongs. we now or going to have to be fighting a battle to protect our rights and every single state. that s what we re going to do. that s illegal mass, it s illegal chaos at the supreme court has created. maya wiley, president and ceo of the leadership
know i am very public about the fact that i chose to have to abortions when i was in college. it was not something i looked forward to. but i just wrote in my newsletter, but actually, because i had two miscarriages, i had to have two more abortions. so i am like, i am a woman who has had for abortions, two by choice, to for a medical necessity. i would be imprisoned. my doctor would be in prison. we are making choices that saved my life. that is kind of the way i am feeling, i think that s why i was speaking up with juanita, because absolutely, our hair is on fire! and i would, say as someone who has followed vice president harris since she came on the national scene, it might not look like it, but in that clip from face the nation, she was, she was angry. she is angry. charlie, on this on this question of the court,
there is now a 6 to 3 conservative super majority on the court. give me your view on how dangerous it is that the man with the title of chief justice, chief justice roberts has no control over the court? well, he has some control, but i was struck by the fact that, he tried to strike this middle ground and nobody joined him. he was completely alone. that tells me a little bit of something about the culture of the court, and that they are at ramming speed. look, i understand the anger. i think people ought to be angry if they object to the decision. but i think it is time to also be smart, not go down rabbit holes like backing the court. when i say smart, i think chuck schumer report, pelosi should put legislation on the floor in the next couple of weeks, we can find the right to contraception. since justice thomas said the next things to go might be rethinking the griswold decision.