said, like, look, this team came in with preconceived notions. they had a target and in essence, were going to do whatever they had to do to get after that target. they said there was impartiality. they weren t fair. they, also, claim, well, you know, the attorney general s office. they didn t give us an advance copy of this report. they didn t tell us what was coming. there was no reasoning for the attorney general to give them an advanced copy of the report or to give them any information about what was going to be contained in the report. but the governor s lawyers are taking issues with all of that. saying that they were not fair. that they didn t conduct this in any kind of fair way. look. the bottom line, now, is there s a criminal complaint sitting with the sheriff s office. the albany d.a. s office now has to make a decision, whether or not they have enough information, enough to charge the governor with a crime. it was interesting to watch all of this and done over zoom, con
congress is one step closer to getting former president trump s taxes. the department of justice telling the irs friday it must hand over the taxes to the house ways and means committee. the committee has been after the tack returns for the last two years. trump will get 72 hours notice before his tack information is handed over. and elie honig is joining us now, a former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york and also the author of hatchetman . i got to get your reaction to a statement we just got. this is the new york times reporting a statement from trump s attorney reads this. this is politicizing and harassment of mr. trump. he says there s no evidence of any wrong doing here, and i object to the release of the returns not only on behalf of my client but on behalf of all future holders of the office of the president of the united states. is no one safe?
on. now many of them are trying to walk back the conversation they had. but, you know, there s a record and in this institution, in a democracy, those records are important. we plan to pursue them. joining me now is daniel goldman, the former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, and former lead counsel for the first house impeachment inquiry of donald trump. daniel, great to see you. thanks for coming to the sunday show. so, should jim jordan, congressman jordan, be worried about getting a subpoena? absolutely. i think everybody who spoke with donald trump on january 6th is ultimately in the line of investigative fire, so to speak, for the select committee. the one thing i would caution, though, that is a not that should not be and i don t think it will be the very first step the committee takes. one of the challenges that the committee will have is this is a fact-finding investigation. and as we had to do with ukraine, where it was a
new tonight, tom barrack, the long-time ally of donald trump and chair of his inaugural committee free on bail. that agreement including a quarter billion bond, $250 million secured by $5 million in cash. prosecutors basing that on an estimate barrack is worth about a billion dollars which means they have a claim to a quarter of his entire net worth if he flees. barrack must wear a gps monitoring bracelet. the spokesperson for barrack told cnn quote mr. barrack made himself available from the onset and he s not guilty and will be pleading not guilty. u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york and the author of the book hatchet man, how bill barr broke the prosecutor s code and corrupted the justice department
whether that was likely, but one thing was guaranteed sprawling investigations. any good prosecutor would closely examine what the president, donald trump jr., rudy giuliani, and others had said at the rally. they could be accused of sedition, a charge not leveled at a president in a century. the scene on january 6th and the extraordinary violations of presidential norms that would be considered in the aftermath of that attack on the capitol is where we start today with some of our most favorite reporters and friends. daniel goldman was lead counsel for the democrats during trump s first impeachment as well as a former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. now, lucky for us, an msnbc legal analyst. former chief of staff at the cia and department of defense. and lucky for us an msnbc national security. and white house reporter for the los angeles times. eli, let me start with you. you and i have talked a lot about the mosaic that you re