a ton of hearsay it seemed like an audition tape that wasn t going well for her. she is an extremely junior low level aid, i don t think i ever had a conversation with her. the woman is living in fantasy land. she is a social climber. some whack job can say the stuff and get away with it, i hardly knew her. good morning, a disorderly july the 2nd, i am ali velshi. welcome to a special hour of velshi where we will dive into a close look at the week from the january six committee, from the damning allegations leveled during a surprise deshaun featuring a white house staffer who was at times just feet away from the president on january 6th, to the flurry of activity set off by those allegations. a crucial conversation about what it means to be a whistleblower in donald trump s republican party, with someone who has paid the price for telling the truth. but, we begin with a new, voice and who star witness with the most in the intimate details we have learned so far abou
fourth closed-door deposition to the select committee. she had that deposition this month, and it contained a number of enough stunning information that the select committee decided they needed to move with unusual speed and have this with what is being referred to as an emergency hearing that they only gained 24 hours notice. one of the things in that opposition of course that the committee has now highlighted is, which s characterization of outreach from people within trump world as she was going through the process of cooperating with the january 6th select committee. of course, and we see confirmed that one slide that you put up with the name of a person isn t brackets, that person as mark meadows. a chance in that in the step position, told the select committee that the night before a second deposition a lot of the positions under the presidents allies, the night before her second deposition she had a
duped into investigating in a bunch of worthless schemes because trump endorsed them, that case again ongoing, they ve been seeking a step position now that he is no longer president. that may even have been. no, there is a bunch more of these. i can go on. there s a lot of these. before today the last time that he was actually deposed in one of the civil suits was in 2015. when he was elected in 2016, so that s before he became president. and that casey was deposed in conjunction with another fraud case brought against him related to his trump university scam, which he ran for years. that case did not end well. he gave that deposition as part of his defense in that lawsuit, but ultimately, in the end, he paid out $25 million to settle that case. paid out $25 million. right before he was sworn in as president. i almost felt like that was sort underplayed us for trump ascending to the presidency. we should ve noon at the time
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