should be really proud of what you ve done, and i m very proud of you as your friend, it s awesome i m proud and happy to do it with you yes, that s the best part thank you to all of you at home for joining us this hour if you re a superstitious person as i am, maybe you re familiar with the notion bad things happen in threes for example, you might get a flat tire and spill coffee all over yourself or sprain your ankle on the same day. or if you re donald trump you may grapple with a major setback in a federal investigation and be faced to face the specter of a state investigation in the same week. we learned late this afternoon trump s vice president mike pence will in fact testify before the special counsel s grand jury investigating january 6th. trump and even pence himself they had tried and failed to block that testimony, but in a statement today an aide for pence said pence will comply with the subpoena. will comply with the subpoena. a federal judge in d.c. ruled p
documents case it is pretty clear that trump considers this a bad thing last night at his post-arraignment victory rally trump was fixated on that mar-a-lago investigation he called jack smith a radical left lunatic and a bomb thrower. he made a public spectacle of wrestling with his potential guilt. we were negotiating in very good faith, proper way in order to return some or all of the documents that i openly and in very plain sight brought with me to mar-a-lago from our beautiful white house. openly and in plain sight because that doesn t make it oh, wait a second. and trump apparently has reason to be worried about all this we now know the doj is focusing in on trump s alleged obstruction down at mar-a-lago and trump s secret service agents are reportedly testifying friday before a grand jury as part of that investigation
should be really proud of what you ve done, and i m very proud of you as your friend, it s awesome i m proud and happy to do it with you yes, that s the best part thank you to all of you at home for joining us this hour if you re a superstitious person as i am, maybe you re familiar with the notion bad things happen in threes for example, you might get a flat tire and spill coffee all over yourself or sprain your ankle on the same day. or if you re donald trump you may grapple with a major setback in a federal investigation and be faced to face the specter of a state investigation in the same week. we learned late this afternoon trump s vice president mike pence will in fact testify before the special counsel s grand jury investigating january 6th. trump and even pence himself they had tried and failed to
offering up those thoughts under oath the decision by that federal appeals court in d.c., that happened around noon yesterday, and by the afternoon ken cuccinelli was spotted on his way to speak to the grand jury, not wasting any time now, cuccinelli s name hasn t been tossed around as much as say mark meadows name, but he could be key here. he s told the january 6th committee he s been asked several times by rudy giuliani and at least on one occasion by trump himself if dhs had the authority to seize voting machines after the 2020 election and the fact cuccinelli is being called to testify to the grand jury here, that could tell us a lot about jack smith s investigation. namely the special counsel may be trying to prove trump went out of his way to deny biden s victory despite knowing that the ideas he was considering were clearly unlawful to that end, the special counsel is about to get another huge piece of that puzzle because today former vice president mike
the new york times reports that trump is particularly spooked that his attorney, evan corcoran, was recently ordered to testify before the special counsel s grand jury evan corkren had direct contact with trump after trump was subpoenaed to return those documents. so we have the vice president agreeing to testify then january 6th probe, and we the president s personal attorney testifying in the classified documents investigation. and now, well, we have this. donald trump arraigned in manhattan court pleading not guilty to 34 felonies. there is something laid out in the d.a. s statement of facts here, that s the d.a. s document accompanying the indictment that has left me with more questions than answers it concerns this man, former