on this call. why did this interaction have the committee so concerned? don, witness tampering is serious. it s a crime, and as ms. cheney stated during the hearing, we passed along this information to the department of justice to look into it further. we take very seriously. the safety of any witnesses, anyone who comes forward to the committee, and like wise their privacy. in this case any speculation who this person might have been and a lot of people trying to tie it together the committee may just say we want to protect this witness. but we also want to hold people accountable who have potentially broken the law. chairman thompson is telling cnn the doj has been asking for testimony from the committee related to trump s fake elector scheme. is there enough evidence on this one issue to lead to a criminal indictment of trump? well, the committee s not the one who s going to determine the criminal indictment. that would be the department of justice. so, you know, as
complete holy hell, remember? this is going to be the misdemeanor from hell for merrick garland, joe biden, and nancy pelosi. they took on the wrong guy this time. well, that s what makes the one-time trump white house advisers move now, well, extra confounding because eight months ago, bannon said that he wasn t backing down ever. i mean, the wrong guy this time, right? well, trial dates have a funny way of making people change their minds, shall we say, because now he is, well, backing down. willing to testify before that very committee that he seemed to be mocking and taunting. now, what exactly changed other than maybe the calendar date? we re going to dig a lot deeper into all of that tonight along with new january 6th hearing developments. and if bannon thought his decision to testify now would call someone s bluff at the doj, well he s surely mistaken because a trial is still happening and it won t even be postponed. a federal judge denied his legal team s request
Boys were responsible for the violence on january 6th. More so than any other group because they say they were instrumental in all of the key breaches. They introduced plenty of evidence that he was orchestrating things from afar, messaging his followers then afterwards, said make no mistake, we did this. So now, he faces justice. Ken, i know youll keep us posted on that. Thank you. Lets go to Garrett Haake with the latest developments in Donald Trumps Election Interference Case in georgia. Garrett, so now all of trumps codefendants have pled not guilty. What more can you tell us . What do we know about what happens next . Thats right. We saw a flurry of filings in morning from others in this case all pleaded not guilty. All waiving their rights to appear in person at an arraignment scheduled for tomorrow. That arraignment will still go forward but it might be a judge just pushing around papers here. We wont see any of the defendants in place. We may see their attorney there is to argu
pay attention to this next segment because this is as long as i ve been doing this for years and years and years, this is probably one of the oddest you ll see why. one of the most surreal moments i should say, i think. the january 6th committee not just showing the danger of our democracy our democracy was in on january 6th but also the danger that continues in the future. when former oath keeper spokesman you see here right on your screen on the right warning the committee that the threat is not over. and he joins me now. he s the author of the propaganda oath keepers and the perils of extremist. ruth is here as well. she s advised the january 6th committee on political violence. a professor of history at nyu. thank you both for joining. the reason it s so surreal,
security for roger stone s events. and he s denied, as we ve said, knowing any of the plans to storm the capitol. a former oath keeper spokesman is now going to testify, we re told, as maybe a key witness tomorrow. prosecutors say that some oath keepers members actually brought explosives to the dc area around january 6th and had a, quote, death list. and this committee says it is going to really hone in tomorrow on how this violent mob all came together. and in their body of evidence, so to speak, members are going to say they will lay out how donald trump s tweet, as the president of the united states back on december 19, 2020, that the be there, be wild tweet, that was called some sort of a siren call to the mob and actually became a catalyst for the violence that we then saw. in fact, listen to member jamie raskin and how he defines it. the first time in american