congress. , again it s either privileged or it s not. if you have already conceded it s not privileged by writing about it reboot and handing over 9000 documents, you can t, after the fact, then say those things are covered by privilege. but there is one point in the contempt report from mark meadows. one set of questions in the january 6th investigator said they need to ask meadows. questions i think deserve particular attention. that s about meadows interaction with sitting members of the house and senate. here s how those interactions were described in the contempt report. this is from the transcript of the deposition that meadows didn t show up to. he didn t show up, but the rest of the committee showed up and the lead counsel for the investigation laid out for the record all the questions they would have asked mark meadows had he bother to appear. quote, we would ve asked mr. meadows about text messages sent to and from members of congress, gloomy text messages received from a mem
includes descriptions of and quotes from lots of conversations with president trump. you can t sell a book based on your conversations with the es president and then claim you cannot talk about those ti conversations with the president when subpoenaed to do so by the united states congress.ti again, it s either privileged or it s not. if you ve already conceded it s not privileged by writing about it in your book and handing over 9,000 documents you can t after the fact then say those things are covered by privilege. but there s one point in the contempt report for mark ierca meadows, one set of questions the january 6th investigators say they need to ask meadows that i think deserves particular attention, and that s about meadows interaction with sitting members of the house and senate.h i mean, here is how those interactions are described in the contempt report. this is from the transcript of the deposition that meadows rero didn t show up to. he didn t show up, but the rest
cnn legal analyst. jennifer, good to have you there. to manu s question, doj did charge steve bannon. do you expect them, given the differences in their cases, to do the same to mark meadows? that is, if the committee as expected goes forward and declares him in contempt? well, jim, this is a much tougher call for the justice department, and in the past they have chosen not to charge with criminal contempt folks that have been referred by congress when the person was at the time sitting executive branch official like eric holder and bill barr. it remains to be seen. it is a tougher case. also steve bannon completely thumbed his nose at the committee. he didn t show up, negotiate, didn t do anything. m mark meadows did some of that so there s a better argument he acted in good faith. it s a tough call for doj. i think they ll take time to figure it out. i don t know what they ll do. in terms of the committee, what are the chances that the
she spoke with us in 1997. he was the kind of husband who would keep alyse in tire ear of things you said you wanted, so christmas time he had them. when my mom and i had off from school, we would always go see my dad and his workplace and supply him with picnics. troy reese, was adopted by william and rebecca when he was six. they raced him with love and special nurturing, you ve been born with fetal alcohol syndrome. that friday, 12 year old troy was waiting for his father to pick him up from school. but he didn t show up. and then my mom said, let s go look for your dad. at the cemetery, rebecca noticed his red chevy pick up truck was gone. and its place a, black lexus with illinois plates. parked in front of the garage. i could see a look at her eyes that, a kid never wants to see, because she knew something was wrong. she was right, something was
that we should have just told him that heou died on the way dn there and that john f. kennedy died on the way to dallas and that s why he wasn t there and they could move on and be like, ok, he s dead now. we believe he s dead, in their canon, and then they could move on. i got to say sorry. jason, go ahead. no, no. i was going to say that we met a woman on the road at a trump rally who believed that john. kennedy jr. was alive. i bet her a hundred dollars that he wasn t. now, after this in dallas he didn t show up. so i think i m going to get that hundred bucks. i m pretty excited about that. easy bomoney. i got to say one of my favorite parts about the jfk jr. is that he would fake his death for decades, only to come back as a