president, for example. how would trump know giuliani was drunk? i mean, does this seem like a drunk person to you? tony blinken or how is that guy a general? all the networks, wow. all the networks. whew. i know prince andrew is very questionable now. i never went out with him. ever. never had a drink with him. never was with a woman or a young girl with him. no, i m a functioning i m probably shut up. you are a [ bleep ]! all right, rudy, hold that thought. right? how do you know? what s the steering wheel? what is that? please let the story speak for itself. what was he doing? willie, i don t what was that? should have arrested him for a dui for that move, just all over the road. good lord. [ laughter ] it is one of those how did i miss these clips? the story will speak for itself, joe. yeah, but it s not like you can just sit there and go, bitcoin took a 15% i mean, willie, that s crazy, crazy stuff. when you see it all in one place,
Election integrity and all of this is completely aboveboard because he was the president and that is what president s do. That is the argument he made today in a new filing filed in state court asking a judge to dismiss the Indictment Charging Trump with election interference. In the new filing, trumps lawyers quote they can argue to ensure the integrity and the election were outside of the scope of his duties. They even went on to say quote, the president s motivations are not for the prosecution or this court to decide. Fact check. Trumps motivations i exactly what this court should be looking into. The lawyers also claimed quote the president s actions are within the ambit of his office. Is absolutely immune from prosecution. They are essentially arguing that donald trump is above the law and if that sounds familiar to you, it should. It is what Richard Nixon asserted after watergate. That means it is not illegal, by definition, exactly. I have expert guests tonight to weigh in on t
released from the department of justice. sergeant, can you speak to the way this day, january 6th, unfolded for you? did you feel prepared on that day, and once the crowds advanced on the capitol, what you experienced personally? i mean, january 6th was a culmination, just like the previous dpe previous guests were stating. this went on for months, planning, coordinating, telling people to be here, especially on january 6th. prior to january 6th, we deal with a lot of demonstrations on a daily basis. we had two, three, sometimes even ten demonstrations at the capitol, on capitol grounds. we never had an incident as big as this. at that time, we had the covid-19 protocol at the
sink its teeth into. this comes on the heels of what we saw yesterday. the subpoenas being issued yesterday for people like roger stone, alex jones, more lower level trump aides and associates. they are certainly spreading the net wide it seems. they re not taking time off it seems during this run up to thanksgiving. they re busy. right. exactly. so what we ve see is more than 40 subpoenas. and what s clear is what the committee is trying to do is draw stronger connections between what was going on at the white house, between people who were at the very center of the stop the steal rally and then eventually in what way that connected to the violence. for example, we know the oath keepers, again, committing acts of violence on the at the insurrection, on capitol grounds, according to the department of justice. we also know according to the subpoena that members of the oath keepers provided security for roger stone. one of those people was indicted for his role in the insurrection, j
these people want to stand up and keep their guns because it s our right to do that and defend ourselves in a time of danger. reporter: thomas steele came here from west virginia. i actually brought two gun, but i brought smaller guns. i usually have an ak-47, but that s quite the scary rifle. i decided to bring out the .22 because nobody is shooting nothing today. reporter: governor ralph northam declared state of emergency which banned all weapons on capitol building grounds and brought with it extremely tight security. on capitol grounds, right in there behind this fence, this is where the state of emergency is, where you can t bring any weapons. just beyond the fence, a lot of guns. there are probably thousands of them out here, far outnumbering what law enforcement has. the extra security came following the arrest of three members of a white supremacist group threatening to come to the rally to cause a race war. but today s event ended peacefully.