privacy, simplified. across the country today on what is being called a national day of protest. we are gonna bring you a live report on the protest itself in just a moment. but it comes just one day after the president signed an executive order attempting to protect access to abortion medication and emergency contraception. meanwhile, the january six committee is gearing up for its next public hearing on tuesday it comes after the panel heard after eight hours of testimony from formal white house counsel pat cipollone on friday. earlier today, on msnbc, mary trump discuss just how damaging this could be for the former president. to say that donald is terrified is accurate, and also an understatement. i think that this might be the first time in his entire life that, even he can t deny the walls may indeed be closing. and the witness is not coming forward, are increasingly important in terms of access, and in terms of their positions and his administration. and they are an
trump and weren t targeted by audits. so you think about it as a pool of 700 people out of whom to have and you ve been audited, then the odds change a bit. i think that they have a valid point. it s very easy for us from the outside to assume that donald trump somehow stuck his finger in things, which isn t really how the federal government works. obviously, donald trump did a lot of things when he was president. the odds of it are very very small but they are not zero. if it wasn t just a coincidence, and again, big if. and the irs as it wasn t. how gorgeous would that be? oh, massively. you know, the irs is an agency that has the ability to make peoples lives difficult in and entirely legal way. that is the entire point. nobody wants to be audited for a variety of re-seasons, it s very painful, it can lead to serious repercussions. it is a way to, if this were a process by which a politician could influence the process, you can put pressure on people you didn t like varies ali w
normal, business as usual in japan. but i there was some details that we got from the police department. they said, his team was not made aware that shinzo abe would be there. until one day before the event. which, he seemed to suggest was a little bit too little time to prepare, possibly. now, in terms of the suspect, we know that he is in police custody. he is saying he had a grudge against an organization. a lot of local media here have been reporting that it may have been a religious organization that he mistakenly thought the prime minister shinzo abe was a part of. but i think at this point, there isn t a lot of finger pointing in japan at the moment. i think instead of that, there is a collective sense of mourning. the candidates today are wearing black ribbons and black armbands. the tokyo tower that you would normally see behind me, an icon here in tokyo has been shut down, blacked out today, to try
yep, 100 percent. good point you make there. thank you mora, for that. we are gonna go from there now to capitol hill everyone, general six committee finally hearing on the record testimony from one of its most sought after witnesses, so we are going to air in bc s gary graham bought from capitol hill. question to you gary, why does the committee so keen on hearing from former white house counsel pat cipollone. there s a lot of presumptions to that, but what do you know? they had to subpoena him, but this was a big get for the january six committee, alex. and in person, under oath, deposition that was videotaped of somebody who was in the room when these conversations happened on january 6th, and in the days leading up to january 6th. specifically, related to the conversations about donald trump having interest in heading here to the capitol on that day. so here s what we know about how the deposition went. we know it was eight hours long, which makes it one of the longest oppositi
organization, which local media say perhaps was religious. and that involved his family members as well. we don t know anything beyond that. the brother of the slain former prime minister said he used to work, and used to be in the military. in the marines. so, according to the defense ministry, if you were in such a unit, you may have had some limited training with firearms. but as you pointed out, these are homemade guns made of metal and wood, and they found these key in his home as well. so, we don t really have a specific profile of the suspect. at this point, there is not a whole lot of detail beyond that. okay, but we do thank you for sharing what you do know. from tokyo, thank you so much. coming, next on a margin sea landing that might make your jaw drop. might make your might make your jaw a.