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>> reporter: john, i don't think we should lose perspective here on how significant it is that the house rules committee has now voted out a contempt referral against not only a former member of congress in mark meadows, but this was someone who was also the white house chief of staff. this is something that you just do not see happen on a regular basis on capitol hill. the rules committee today hearing testimony from both bennie thompson and liz cheney, the chair and vice chair of the january 6th select commit, and he talked about the importance of learning more about these communications that meadows received not only on january 6th but in the days and weeks leading up to the insurrection on capitol hill, that it's not just enough for them to get not even a complete list of all of the communications on that day but to get ought of texts and e-mails and messages and also ask him very specific questions about what he knew about the events of that day. listen to what cheney said about the importance of actually hearing from mark meadows as opposed to getting cherry picked messages that he supplied to the committee voluntarily. >> this brings up another point. mr. meadows' testimony will bear on a key question in front of this committee. did trump through action or inaction corruptly seek to obstruct or impede congress's official proceeding to count electoral votes? >> reporter: so we expect the full house to vote on this measure later this afternoon. it will then go to the department of justice who will decide whether or not to prosecute mark meadows for criminal contempt of congress. of course, john, the big question though is now that the committee has taken this step, will they have any shot at getting this information from mark meadows? it seems very unlikely because now this process will be played out in a courtroom. he still has that opportunity here at the 11th hour to say that he'll come forward and sit and meet with the committee. john, that seems very unlikely at this point. >> ryan nobles, grateful for you kicking us off live. let's bring in the room with me to share their reporting jackie kucinich, seungman kim of "washington post" and our senior legal analyst elliott williams. this is not insignificant, this is a white house chief of staff and former member of congress held in congress saying the committee said he cherry picked. he was going to try to koorp reyes rate and then they realize that had mark meadows did not share all of his texts. interesting to listen to liz cheney, one of the two republicans on the committee, get straight to the point. this is liz cheney reading a text from donald trump jr. to mark meadows. >> one of the president's sons texted mr. m.d. meadows, quote. he's got to condemn this shit asap. the capitol police tweet is not enough. donald trump jr. texted. meadows responded. quote, i'm pushing it hard. i agree. >> so in this digital age, former prosecutor, what else did donald trump jr. text? what else did meadows text in reply to him happened then the testimony what, did the president said when meadows says i'm try, i'm pushing? what did he say? >> and also what communications did donald trump jr. have with his father because those communications wouldn't be protected by privilege, he's not the spouse, not the lawyer or senior white house staff. you notice what they did last night and in their report was focus on places where meadows would not have had a privilege claim, text messages he had with people outside of the white house and they were very, very careful here because if they went after him with a hatchet as opposed to a scalpel it never would have gotten by the department of justice because he does have privilege claims. >> dan golden, an attorney for the democrat in the impeachment hearings, he said meadows was clearly on his way by turning over full documents and then something happened before testimony. the committee subpoenaed his cell phone meta data which would show the date and time of his calls. he stopped cooperating. what's in the phone records and that's a question record as the committee goes forward. number one, if they have the records they can fill in some of the picture so donald trump jr. texted this, meadows texted back or are there additional texts? and the pullback and why meadows said never mind, it's fascinating. >> and another thing that happened is the rollout of meadows' book which details some of the conversations that he had saying everything is privileged. i put this stuff in a book you clearly deemed not. yes. he will turned over all of these pages of documents, but what else is there and there's another argument that he didn't turn over any of this to the archives so there's that piece so some of this could be lost to history and i'm sure you could say better than i could that that's against the law. >> even in the 9,000 e-mails and documents that he did turn over before he stopped cooperating, just look at some of the things that raise concern for the committee already, just in what was turned over even before the news yesterday, you know. up message where he says, hey, don't worry, you know, i'm paraphrasing here but the national guard will be there indicating that they will be there to protect any real -- anybody there the day before this is a pro-trump -- that is there to engage in the pro-trump rally. this also raises a question as well amid scrutiny of why the national guard was not deployed for hours that day as well. they are going to continue to look at, that and you saw just a group with that email about the national guard being there to protect some of the people at a pro-trump rally and you saw that an unnamed lawmaker is messaging him on the day of january 6th saying we're under siege. it's important i think to remember, to remind everyone that especially look, i was there as well, that this was in that time span. those roughly three hours. you had hundreds of people overrunning local law enforcement there and members of congress trapped inside that building pleading, each with members of the defense department and military and calling mark milley at one point as well saying we need help. it does raise questions from the person closest to the president about the delay of the national guard. >> which is critical. so many people say why do you care so much about january 6th? why can't you move on? number one, it was a coup attempt, an attempt to subvert american democracy in the american temple of democracy on a critical day for the democracy and you make a key point that many of the key players are still active and still trying to undermine and trying to rewrite the history of that day. liz cheney went through some of the tweets from trump cabinet officials and some republican members of congress saying this is horrible, this is a siege. many of those same people now say forgot about it. it was a little deal. just a few people got violent including, including, donald trump's friends at fox news. >> mark, the president needs to tell people in the capitol to go home. this is hurting all of us. he is he stroig his legacy, laura ingram wrote. >> there was certainly a lot of violence that day, but it was not a terrorist attack, wasn't 9/11, wasn't the worst thing that ever happened to america, it wasn't an insurrection. >> please, get him on tv. destroying everything you have accomplished, brian kilmeade texted. >> donald trump was not saying go take the capitol, go protest the capitol. he didn't say go take the bike racks and throw them. >> can he make a statement and ask people to leave the capitol, sean hannity urged. >> trump support remembers getting blamed for what happened at the capitol. the vast majority of people who protested did so peacefully. >> the hypocrisy, number one, everything they did violated journalism ethics reaching out to mark meadows, but number two they are not journalists. just the hypocrisy to pretend it didn't happen. on that day it was urgent, on that day the president has to do something and save his legacy and then by that night on tv, not a big deal and to this dole not a big deal. it just tells you again why it's so critical to get to the full truth that have day. >> the hypocrisy and also the creation of this false reality that they are spreading to their millions of viewers who don't believe that this was a violent action perpetrated by pro-trump supporters, and that's why it's so dangerous but you do see even republican lawmakers as time passes from that horrific day at the capitol downplay or negate what happened to their own work promenade des anglais. we do remember kevin mccarthy was critical in the immediate reaction of the insurrection and not so much anymore. you see that dissipate willing and you see the polling with republican voters that feel people should be prosecuted so we need this information out there for historical purposes, for accuracy, but also for just accountability as well which seems to be diminishing by the day. >> and because they failed that derrick the effort now to roll back voting rights and infiltrate election officials, they failed that day so they are work now to find ways we need to do that again. the levers we tried to do that day. mark meadows saying not surprising. >> obviously it's disappointing but not surprising, and let's be clear about this, sean. this is not about me holding me in contempt. it's not even about make the capitol safar. we see that by some of the selective leaks that are going on right now. this is about donald trump. think tried to weaponized text messages selectively leaked to put out a narrative that quite frankly the president didn't act, and can i tell you this is -- the president did act. >> that spin. politely that's spin. but if they selectively put out messages and they cherry picked then mr. meadows demand a public hearing and bring it all, right, right? 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to what extent were members of congress involved in pre-planning and potentially in the insurrection itself, and we don't know what that particular witness turned over, but it's something that -- that i think the country really needs an answer to so these people can be held accountable. whether that's also in the meadows' texts we don't know, but potentially this could be huge. >> look, it's also worth a reminder here that there was one text that was released yesterday that did have mark meadows exchanging a text with an unnamed rally organizer as well who at the time was saying, hey, this is getting out of hand, right? things are getting a little bit out of control here, so, look, i don't mean to make the connection to the individual we just played. we tonight know which organizer that, is but we do know there was some communication and the question is to what extent, right? hand how far did it go from january 5th to january 6th we have to remind folks, you know, there were events going on that day. some of those folks stayed on, but what they are going to try to find out that connective tissue between communication between the rally organizers on the 5th and the violence that we saw happen on january 6th as well. >> from a legal standpoint again help us. you have a private citizen, rally organizers who says he has texts. you have to see it to believe it but says he has texts with people close to the president, members of congress, turning them over. if he's got both sides of those exchanges, do the other people have any protection? >> no, and people fixate, like you said at the top, people fixate on who is not testifying but this is how you build an investigation. often you don't have the big fish, the kingping or whoever it is in the organization. you get the folks around and under him to say these are the messages i sent and these are the times i met with them and frankly this all has far greater significance and resonance today so even if you never hear another word from mark meadows this could be explosive testimony. >> when do we hear the reading of the texts to meadows yesterday was stunning. eric swalwell says perhaps sometime early in the new year which will also be the one-year anniversary, january 6th the one-year anniversary. sometime in the new year the committee plans to go public with what they know so far. >> you'll see probably after the new year public hearings where they animate exactly what happened. much like what we did in the impeachment, the second impeachment of donald trump. they have a lot more evidence than we had. right now that's a submarine effort and bloat surface they are collecting documents and they will kurrate the ones that best tell the story so the country knows who is responsible. >> that is, a, an important moment for history but also it will become a giant political moment. >> right, right, which i keep going are blacksor back to the senate rop cans. there could have been a limited time scope, could have cut this off at the end of the calendar year, limited the breadth of the investigation but they chose not to, even after it was negotiated by one of the leading republicans they chose not to go forward and investigate an attack on their own workplace so this is what they are left with. the commission knows it's probably working on a truncated timetable because republicans are set to take back the house majority in 2022 but you do see how they are working with as much to be here as possible. >> part of the evidence you're collecting in private and part of any public testimony will be the vice president of the united states. mike pens in the end did the right thing. followed the law, followed the rules and certified election. for that, for that the former president says this. >> i think -- i think mike has been very badly hurt by what took place with respect to january 6. i think he's been -- i think he's been mortally wounded frankly because i see the reaction he's getting from people. >> tells you everything -- it tells you everything you need to know. number one, you're right, the language is coarse. he's without parallel when it comes to coarse language. you made the point earlier that they are still here. these people are still there, mortally wounded. kevin mccarthy ran back to donald trump because donald trump proved he wasn't going to go away. >> right. which is one of the reasons you had mark meadows reminding everyone that donald trump is the victim in all of this, and the efforts that he had before january 6th of trying to disenfranchise people, that's happening at the state level and changing investigate laws. this is not over at all by any stretch of the imagination which makes this report even more important >> you made clear it's still his party, and in his party mike pence is not welcome. up next for us the latest covid numbers. a delta case surge, a number omicron spread and a new pill that does deliver dramatic results. i use liberty mutual, they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. wooo, yeaa, woooooo and, by switching you cod even save 665 dollars. hey tex, can someone else get a turn? 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>> i'm going to be out here saying you won't be stabbeding in front of a similar map like this next year. i think we'll be seeing the end of covid in 202 but it may become endemic. you may be showing parts of the country that have flashes of epidemic but not big parts of the country like what you see right now. right now many, many states are having major outbreaks and health care systems are being overwhelmed. that's what we want to avoid. >> i certainly hope you're right and we'll have a different conversation a rear from now. we are right now at 798,10 covid death and we tomorrow will get to 800,000 of our fellow americans dying from covid over the past since the beginning neroli 2020. that's like wiping seattle or san francisco off the map. put that into context. >> well, you know, i put it into context that every day over 1,000 people are dying. every three days, you know, 3,000 people die. think about if every day from the sky two and three planes dropped and people died, we would be having a cries about what's going on. what to me is really incredible is how numb we have become to the number of people dying of covid, and this epidemic is not over. i worry that we may reach a million before this is all said and done but i also worry, john, about the thousands of kids who have lost one or both caregivers going forward, and the number of orphans from covid is calculated to be about 180,000, and i think that's something that we'll have to struggle with as a society going forward. the then result of covid is not just going to be the people that died of the epidemic but the people that are left behind who have lost loved ones as a result of the pandemic. >> such a critical and compassionate point. doctor, grateful for your time and for your insgligts happy to be with you. >> thank you. up next for us, we all have christmas delivery questions, right? 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this has been on the table now for month, months, the big picture and then the house passed the plan. it's been back and forth. if he wanted a deal he could hand the president or chuck schumer a piece of paper saying this is ail can vote for, take it or leave it and instead we keep doing it. >> right. he's a man who is clearly not in a hurry to get this done which is such a contrast to the rest of the party. obviously there's no forcing mechanism to get build back better back by the end of the year, no government shutdown and no debt default and senator manchin understanding the leverage that he has is playing to a litany of things to show he's not yet ready to get on board and may not be by the end of the month and as every day goes by it seems less unlikely that this gets done by the end of the year. >> let's listen, let listen. depending on which day you ask senator manchin what's the problem you might get a different answer. >> i've seen the text but i haven't seen the final -- the final bill. you asked me about inflation is real. it's not transitory. it's alarming. it's going up, not down. geopolitical fallout, we've talked about that. i'm concerned with close to 100,000 troops on the russian-ukraine border and also with the continuous flyovers from china taunting taiwan. i'm concerned about paying down debt, too, so whatever we raise i want to make sure there's money going towards paying down debt. >> i get inflation. i get the debt, sure, but how would providing home care or more child care or taking some steps to protect the climate impact 100,000 troops on the russian-ukraine border? can you help me with that one. >> i wish i could. what i am not hearing is that this will get me to yes. i know they don't like to negotiate with the press, that's fine. we disagree, but you're not hearing that this is what's going to get me to yes and you're not hearing that from behind the scenes and you're hearing more problems and more problems and more reasons to say no. >> that's stayed consistent throughout. we have both, you know, him not revealing what will get him to say yes, rirngts and the things have changed is that we've had now things for senator manchin to point to to continue to delay this. inflation is not new. what we do have is a report that came out that says these are the highest inflation numbers that we've seen in roughly 40 years, right? a cbo score, that has been the topic of conversation in terms of manchin expression concerns about the price of this, burks again, that cbo score also was talking about an extension. he would have a vote in any said extension on some of these provisions, so there's still a lack of clarity here and we'll see where he ends up getting. >> and to be fairer to the senator, manu raju, look, he's from trump's second best state. he might run for re-election. you've been trying to poke around on that. how much does 2024 and the possibility of manchin asking the people of west virginia six more years factor into what he's willing to do today? >> well, he told me it's not a factor for him, but in talking to a lot of folks who are dealing directly with joe manchin, they recognize the difficult political position he could be in if he moves ahead with this vote. remember, this is, of course, a state that donald trump won by 39 points. this is a state that has trended in the republican direction dramatically and also remember what happened in 2018. he was the lone democrat to vote for breatt kavanaugh and appoin him to the supreme court. he's watching build back better and alex mooney of west virginia says if manchin does something conservative, like opposing build back better. if he supports it he's going to get backlash and it's not also that easy because if he's the decisive vote to tank this bill, his own core supporters will revolt as well which is why all of this could play big, not just for the democratic agenda but also for joe manchin his own hopes. he told me i'm considering running again. he said i'm not ruling it out and he said do your voters want this bill? 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>> reporter: john, you mentioned the more than 100 still missing. that means there's still a very you are swrent search and rescue situation of operations going on all over the area in mayfield and the surrounding areas hit by this. the series of tornadoes hit the state. governor andy beshear talked a while ago about the one piece of good news that we've gotten in the last several hours. that's when the one in the candle factory outside of mayfield lost eight lives, they now know that everyone has been accounted for, eight people have been listed as missing and the governor did update along with emergency officials earlier saying they have now accounted for everyone. here's what he said a short time ago. >> we certainly hope that a miracle, our prayers were answered and that it's just eight that are ultimately lost there. if you saw it in person, you would believe that's a miracle. >> and our team actually did see that person yesterday, john. that factory was completely leveled. if there was anyone in there then, we wouldn't have believed that anyone would have been pulled out alive. the good us? 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>> it is certainly the way that speaker nancy pelosi has chosen to deal with this issue because obviously in response to the islamophobic comments, you know, congressman omar and others in the democratic caucus wanted to go much further, they wanted to punish congresswoman boebert, censure her and strip her off committees but that's a tactic making democratic leaders nervous. democrats have done that for two other republicans this career and whether they believe this is justified or not, and they clearly believe that it is than those horrible islamophobic comments should be condemned, they are worried about setting some sort of a precedent for next year when or if the republicans take back the majority that democrats in power start stripping democrats off their committees so this is a solution that pelosi has landed on for now, and she felt it was the best path forward. >> the fact of the matter is congresswoman omar will likely be a target of that effort. >> right. >> kevin mccarthy has made that as clear as he can, that if there is retribution she will likely be the top of the list. >> and just the idea of that -- that the house democratic leadership is worried or concerned about overusing this ability to strip assignments, it does also just tell you kind of about the current state of the house as well. >> yeah. >> the idea that now we've had three incidents in recent months where members are use either violent imagery, violent language, fearmongering, xenophobia. i mean, it does just also show you about the current state of the rhetoric coming out of house. >> and the ranking member of the foreign affairs committee said i would like this conversation but that's not what this legislation is about. >> already conclude here to conduct a serious exercise to address religious percent kufgs muslims, and i'd be happy to do that, that. >> it may be an effort to portray republicans as insensitive but if your leadership would condemn it publicly would you have a better argument. don't miss this. join dr. sanjay gupta for a look at how some families with autistic kids are finding hope in cannabis and see how for some hope comes at great risk this. new cnn special word "weed 6, marijuana and autism" begins at 8:00 eastern and 5:00 pacific. we'll see you back here this time tomorrow. ana cabrera picks up our coverage right now. >> breaking news, we're minutes away from a full house vote to hold mark meadows in contempt of congress and if it passes this case then gets sent to the justice department meaning meadows could become the first white house chief staff to face criminal charges since the watergate era. today's vote comes hours after the select committee investigatin

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