exchange for my dismissal, my firing, isn t that a case of corruption alone? jesse: the white house the claiming shokin is lying. kilmeade s interview is airing tomorrow night on one nation. is the liberal media starting to see the light on family biden corruption in the atlantic put out this article. it seems quite likely that hunter biden broke some laws. are you going to be watching at 8:00 eastern, one nation, jes jessica? jessica: absolutely. etch should hear it. sandra: the committees are not answering questions. sorry. jessica: i don t get what that is a reference to. but viktor shokin is not the most reliable narrater for such an event. he s not under oath. he s doing an interview. he should testify before committees under oath if he has
made public, and really, that kind of shows that more surrenders are imminent and the terms have been negotiated and now we just have to wait for them to show up at the jail. andrea? and barbara mcquade, focus on john eastman. he s a central figure in the january 6th committee hearings and an unindicted co-conspirator in jack smith s d.c. case. where do you think he stands? could he potentially cooperate, lessen the severity of the charges he s facing? well, today s statement makes him sound quite defiant but cooperators are often defiant before they change their minds and cooperate. he could be a valuable cooperator but i don t know that they need him. the fact that he indicted him suggests they have the evidence they need to prove the case against all 19 defendants. nonetheless statistics tell us 90 to 95% of defendants enter guilty pleas and prosecutors would love to have the assistance of someone on the inside to serve as narrater to bring it all it together and
it now probably half a dozen times. you think about this potentially being charged about where a trial ensues. the more people who can attest to what really happened in those moments between the speech and trump arriving at the white house, the more powerful that piece of time becomes. body man is someone that i hadn t read a ton about until this recent couple news cycles. what do you understand to be the importance of his testimony? yeah, that s right. and will russell did continue to work for trump in the post presidency down at mar-a-lago making him that much of a credible their rart. narrater. of course there are ways around
will be defended by a firm to be named. i say that to say that s a tough spot. he s tried to get so many lawyer s to commit crimes. sol of whom refused, some of whom may have gotten up to the line. we ll find out. and a couple whom we don t have the full story left breaking news today. that s also weighing him down. one of them went to prison. and the notes, the narrater of the mueller report, the narrater of this chunk we have been reading from is evan corcoran.
scare? there has been a lot of news breaks in this documents investigation. this one is very meaningful and it s a big deal for the reason you just said. it gets to document in his possession, documents at bedminster, a different location than mar-a-lago where the search was focused. whatever that document actually was because trump is not the most reliable narrater about what that document was and we know and you reported mark milley did not produce this document, what matters is trump most is trump saying i haven t heard the tape, no one has yet, but our reporting is also that trump says something about the limits of his classification abilities, you know, he expresses some regret about not having declassified this particular thing while president. that undermines the excuse that they have made over and over again that he had this, you know, ability to de that he automatically declad everything.