new york. i m chris hayes. tomorrow the january six committee will be holding what maybe, a little unclear but maybe their final hearing. they will be apparently divulging new evidence showing how the ex president directed the attempted coup. washington post reports that the committee quote is expected to highlight newly-obtained secret service records showing how trump was ribbed levy alerted to bloom violence that day, and he still sought to stop the conflict. that includes internal emails that further buttress accounts about staff members warning trump about the risk and then the reality of violence that day as he continued to press nervous secret service agents to take him to the capital to join the marching. when you know there s been some justifiable controversy around the fact the secret service deleted text messages from the key days january 5th and sixth after the oversight officials requested them. but the committee has been able to obtain other electronic communica
theories we just don t have the evidence. and i don t know if that was a gaffe. maybe he didn t think through what he said. that kind of the mission, you also heard evidence that donald trump knew what he was doing from the very beginning, that he was driving it from the top down. he ignored advice from his closest advisers, even his own attorney general who told him his lies were wrong and utterly ridiculous. right out of the box on election night, the president claimed that there was major fraud underway. this happened before i could tell before there was any potential looking at evidence. i made it clear i did not agree with the idea of saying the election was stolen and putting out the stuff which i told the president was bullshit. i didn t want to be a part of it. didn t to be a part of, you guys are gonna keep doing it, just steal mia thank you. the important through line here that comes through in the committee, it wasn t the wrong voices getting in donald trump s ear, wa
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