the questions during the me-too movement that started in 2017 that i often hear from my wife. and you ask the question why have accountability and transparency been framed as antithetical to women s rights? mika has asked the question before. since when did due process and the search for truth become something that we women should be fearful of? explain that. you know, we should not be. and as i ve been saying, truth is now having an uptick. we are seeing a return to the idea that you have to base your statements and actions on something real. and the people involved in the high-profile cases like the weinstein, the epstein, and the cosby did that, the reporters,
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discuss the search for truth. former water gate prosecutor. and msnbc contributor. i want to start with your new reporting about the 1/6 committee speaking with former army secretary ryan mccarthy. why is this so significant? it s a big deal because it shows how seriously the committee is taking this into why it took hours for the d.c. national guard soldiers to get to the capitol building. during the attack. and ultimately end the physical sacking of the capitol building. the fact it took so long for troops to get there. many were stationed in d.c. city limits is something that s one of the major out standing questions about just the mechanics of how everything happened that day. several months ago we obtained a long detailed memo from a person very senior in the national
good morning, i m jake tapper. for ow viewers in the united states and around the world, welcome to cnn s special live coverage. we re minutes way from major first step in the search for truth and the first high profile public hearing, the house select committee investigating the january 6th asemented insurrection. we ll hear the emotional testimonies of four law enforcement officers who are on front lines defending the capitol and democracy on that day. the officers expected to recount the vicious physical attacks they experienced by the pro trump rioters. they were beaten with flag poles, crushed in doorways, tazed, dragged by the violent mom mob along with their harrowing testimonies, the km the expected to show never before seen videos depicting the violence if that day.
prosecutors of his generation. and really revere nd the office. to have the first insult to be raiding his house. and remove the law license. in a blistering document. and now washington d.c. part of the pattern. it shows how far he s fallen in critical ways. this is somebody who said that the law is a search for the truth. he didn t engage in anything resembling the search for truth in defense of trump pushing the big lie. in courts and other places. you reap what you sew. there s accountability for hlie in court. especially an election at stake. and call for trial by combat. he knew better. the idea that giuliani can i didn t know better. he was the u.s. attorney. the mayor of the new york. and somebody in a great deal of