law. they think of the state pending case that they are not. and what is going to subpoena to testify. they have a legal obligation to do it. and if not, the acting contempt of congress support. trump is also dangling outs, as recently as a few hours ago. this idea he s going to announce its candidacy for the presidency. on tuesday. does that affect the work that you do? how much is that in year how much are you thinking about that? how much is a concern committee considering that? it s a legal proposition. of course, purposely in terms of crime committed. if you commit a crime, whether it is incitement to insurrection or interference with the federal proceeding. where seditious conspiracy. or murder, or theft, or whatever it might be. the fact that you re going to run for another office does not somehow immunize you from a prosecution. immunize you from people should. don t think you should can go out commit a crime, robin bank,
out, if not all of american history. he knew that he fools taken away there was gonna be an effort to stage a coup and to continue with the trump s effort to steal the election on the floor. he said he s not getting the car and steal for college votes were counted. so, to my mind, vice president who showed, for most points of trump s presidency nothing other than invertebrate sick offensively. on that day, earned his salary and demonstrate himself to be a constitutional patient on that day. in the op-ed it s, next up from his book, he effectively cooperated there is a pressure came on him to not certify the election in the states. i was holding, trouble trying to get him to step aside his constitutional role and just obliterate and vaporize electoral college votes from arizona, georgia, pennsylvania. just disappear the votes of tens of millions of people. jamie raskin, maryland congressman and member of the jarrett nor a six committee. lorry of the year. and i just say, lawyer of
maricopa county, and libertarian parties, pulling out of a hat which groups of ballots will be selected for that hand count on it. and, yes. despite this almost insanely microscopic transparency, conspiracy theorists, big and small, do what they do best. here is president trump, on his social media website, truth social, this afternoon. he said, because arizona is, likely, to still be counting at the end of the week, it means they want more time to cheat. as for nevada, trump said, quote, clark county nevada has a corrupt voting system, as too many places in our soon to be third world country. so, corruption, and cheating. despite how transparent these vote counts aren t. despite how local election officials have been loud, and clear, about the fact that they move as quickly as their state laws allow them to. despite the fact that claims of voter fraud, and corruption, have gone to physical threats to arizona, and nevada.
is a question to me. it concerns mement i m not sure it justifies a search warrant. tell me about that. i m curious about that. if they re top secret, as you say, the most secret compartmented info, why wouldn t that warrant a search warrant? a search is if it s an emergency. if evidence is going to be destroyed or be moved. there s an urgency above a search warrant that goes above just a subpoena. why do you think president trump took all those classified documents home? going over this in my head, and donald trump would not have taken it if he didn t perceive it to be in his own interest, of benefit to him. it s either that or it s sheer sort of oversight or inadvertence. throw a bunch of documents the in a box because you think they re yours, and they re gone. this is to be a big part of any subsequent criminal charge, alisyn, because they re going to have to show willful intent that
camera at that and cnn camera at that and cnn tonight . captions by vitac www.vitac.com white house officials are worried, cnn has learned, about the trove of classified and top secret materials found in former president donald trump s house. the biden white house has been virtually silent publicly on the danger that those sensitive documents pose. but a senior administration official says that privately, officials are expressing deep concern about the material trump was trying to hang onto. according to a source, u.s. intelligence officials are also worried about whether any of it puts their sources and methods at risk. we still do not know who had access to the classified materials in the basement of mar-a-lago. even trump s own lawyer cannot answer that question. and only one or two people had access to that room to your knowledge? that s my understanding. i mean, i would have to check with, you know, the maintenance of that area. but my understanding is very small numbe