inspector general of the apartment of homeland security, which has jurisdiction over the secret service. the most important secret service text messages since the invention of text messaging. they were deliberately erased by the secret service, according to the inspector general. the most important text messages in the history of the secret service. we don t know if any of the text messages sent to and from vice president mike pence s secret service detail survived the deliberate erasure by the secret service. those text messages could show attempts by the secret service to move mike pence away from the capital against his will. those text messages could show the efforts to remove mike pence from the capital during the attack on the capitol. so that mike pence would not be able to continue to participate in the certifications of the electoral college vote. the secret service text messages on january 6th are the most important text messages secret service agents have ever sent
plenty of time to come up with a more thorough response than it has come up with tonight. well, chairman bennie thompson has done an extraordinary job, leading the january 6th committee. and one of the reasons why speaker pelosi appointed him as the chair this because of the incredible track record he has had in chairing the homeland security committee. so as you pointed out, this is an interesting point of intersection. i would expect the committee would just continue to follow the facts, apply the law, be guided by the constitution, uncover the truth, present it to the american people, in a compelling way that they ve been doing so far. congressman hakeem jeffries, thank you very much for joining us on this breaking news tonight. really appreciate it. thank you, lawrence. thank you. and coming up, lindsey graham has a date in court next week, in federal court, fighting a subpoena from the district attorney, fani willis, in fulton county, georgia. that s next. that s next.
partners, china, russia, the u.n. it would really isolate us. there s no clear end game. how do you get to peace? what is the goal? we don t have a middle east team that can clarify what that would be. this is a big problem. nor permanent national security adviser. how much will that impact it? if netanyahu was coming to washington to get clarity on israeli policy from washington, there couldn t be any worse time than today. he s not going to be able to go home and say, i know where the administration stands because right now the team is in total disarray, and there s no certainty about what the policy will be. he wants to come here and talk about iran, right? y he does, certainly, and iran is oftentimes a point of intersection between netanyahu and trump. and president trump and his team, there is no shortage of interest in putting pressure on iran here in washington in a bipartisan way, certainly. but benjamin netanyahu for years has criticized the nuclear deal. it s unlikely
how come that wasn t news? we are going to talk about the future of occupy wall street and this interesting point we have landed on, which is this, the sort of inevitably polarizing effect of confrontation. i want to get to that right after this. congratulations. congratulations. today, the city of charlotte can use verizon technology to inspire businesses to conserve energy and monitor costs. making communities greener. congratulations. . and buildings as valuable to the bottom line. whoa ! . as the people inside them. congratulations. because when you add verizon to your company, you don t just add, you multiply. discover something new. verizon. pnc virtual wallet gathers your spending and saving in one place. credit and debit purchases, checks, bills, and other financial information. it lets you see the details as well as the big financial picture. so you can do more with your money.
he s had a lot of lives and families. what i fine interesting about civilizing is that this could be particularly if tea party and occupy find a way to find point of contact and to really be collectively the pushback, the other side of that is not just the 1% sort of economically, it s a personality we call authoritarianism. that s a rough term politically but it means people who prefer order and prefer structure and are really really find it a very anxious and upsetting situation when you can t predict what s going to happen. so, they will take predi predictabili predictability, even over inequality i think that s a great point. here s newt gingrich i want to go out on newt gingrich making exactly this case, tying it all together in talking about occupy wall street. take a look at this, go to break and come right back.