attorney general were inconsequential. it is dated december 16th and was signed just two days later. and he had a meeting with sydney powell who was lobbying to become counsel. take a look. >> so we have mathematical evidence in a number of states of trump votes being trashed, just put in the trash like you would on your computer with any file. and biden voting being injected. president trump won by a landslide and we'll prove it and reclaim the united states of america for the people who vote for freedom. >> yeah, that was all nonsense. also at the oval office meeting, michael flynn who seemed to be quoting directionally f a ally from the draft order just a day later. >> he could immediately on his order seize every single one of these machines around the country on his order. he could also order -- he could order within the swing states if he wanted to, he could take military capabilities and he could place them in those states and basically rerun an election in each of those states. >> cnn has not been able to independently verify the draft, but it is believed to be part of a massive batch of documents, 700 pages worth, not the hands of the house select committee on january 6 and one of the things that trump fought to keep it out of view. and joining us is john dean. john, thanks for being with us. thankfully this plan was never rolled into motion. but just the fact that it was being discussed reportedly is the stuff of banana republics. >> it certainly is. my immediate reaction in reading it when it was released was this looks like the mandy w handiwo mike flynn and sydney powell, but it doesn't follow any government knowledgeable lawyer had their hands on drafting this because it is so out of the typical form of executive orders. >> yeah, and what does it say about the scope of these reported plans. and what do you think it says about how the justice department needs to approach the people at the top who were pushing these measures? i mean, i suppose it underlines the importance of getting these documents into the hands of investigators. not just with the committee but at the justice department. >> the timing suggests this was a part of the tranche, first tranche from the national archives that either came from that or somebody who was aware of what was in that decided to leak this document. we don't know who did leak it of course. but it does tell us an awful lot about the thinking that was going on apparently in the oval office. and it is pretty frightening. first of all, it is totally illegal. there are federal statutes that are not cited in this executive order that he is not trying to repeal that row h prohibit exac this kind of use of the military. you can't use the active military to go around and seize every voting machine in the united states as this appears to contemplate. it is just a lot of it, jim, is just pure nonsense. it is based on conspiracy theories, the predicate for the action is a miscount up in michigan that had already been corrected by the time this was issued. it is so deeply flawed that it just shows the characters involved were either misleading the president or just ill informed and incompetent like trump has repeatedly shown himself to be. and it is a fgood to get this out. >> and to remind our viewers, they are hoping to get the address that trump released several hours in to the capitol attack. let's watch. >> this was a fraudulent election. but we can't play into the hands of these people. we have to have peace. so go home, we love you, you are very special. >> and that is the one that the white house put out. the committee, members of committee are suggesting that in the outtakes he didn't even ask the rioters to leave the capitol. what is the significance of those unused takes and what do you think that the public reaction will be if they get a chance to see them? >> you hope that dialogue was picked up as well as to what they were saying that we can't do that or could you try this. we don't know if the camera was running, if it was done on an iphone, how it was recorded. the fact that he will obviously -- whatever is there was not released, he could say that i didn't want that out, that was a mistake, just an early take. he can get around that. but i think that it could show some of his thinking at least because apparently it was all extemporaneous. there were no speech writer hes inv involved, no process, just trump off the top like he was tweeting. but he was sending a video to try to deal with a situation that was far out of hand. and this was so underresponding to do that that speaks for itself too. >> right. and john, i wanted to ask you about this, this plot to have these bogus electors reversed, trump's loss in some seven states. here is a former adviser to the campaign admitting that he was part of the scheme and laying out who was behind it. >> yes, i was part of the process to make sure that there were alternate electors for when as we hoped the challengers to the seated electors were heard. everything was done legally by the trump team and under the leadership of rudy giuliani. >> yeah, that is boris epstein saying essentially it was rudy who was in charge of all this. how important is to find out if someone in the white house gave giuliani the green light or if trump was directly involved in this? >> well, it is important because it is clear that rudy was representing himself as counsel for the president on these issues. external counsel, not staff counsel. and was making that representation far and wide that he was actually speaking for his client on many of these things. you know, just listening to boris epstein there, he actually said we did everything illegal. >> that is what i thought i heard too. >> yeah. and so i don't know if he was -- that was a slip of the truth or what he was doing. but it is kind of ironic that he made that statement at least to my ears. and i think that they did do everything pretty much illegal. so it was an accurate portrayal. >> do you think it constitutes a crime? >> well, five of the states -- i read for example the wisconsin drill. this has been going on, this was uncovered by a freedom of the information act back in march of this year. so this has been going on for a while. but it has currently gotten attention. but there is a group, oversight, that has been digging this information out, seeking freedom of information act material from the archives. and getting it flushed up and out. and it is clearly fraud. under state law and federal law. a couple of the states did caution that these electors were alternatives in the event that the certified electors were somehow found disqualified. they actually staled that in the resolutions that they sent forward. the others did not. now, some of the people involved are saying hey, we didn't know what the heck we were doing, we were just passed documents and signed. so really the organizers of all there are the people who i think have deep trouble. you may have trouble showing fraudulent intent on a lot of these people who sat and signed a document not having a clue what they were doing and just having fun pretending that they were electors. but it is a serious activity to fraudulently represent yourself as an elector when you are not. but the organizers of who put this together, where the scheme came from, and it appears to have come right out of the trump campaign, the lawyers for the trump campaign because of the related documents that show that they are all aware of these bogus electors. and it was the device that they were going to use where pence could say, hey, there are conflicting electors, we need to send it back to the states to straighten it out. so it was all part of a master plot. >> appears to be the case absolutely. thanks as always for those perspectives. appreciate it, great to see you, sir. >> thanks, jim. and in the meantime, republicans in three states are continuing their elusive search for voter fraud by proposing that police sources would hunt people down for election crimes. most concrete comes from ron desantis who is seeking a 52 member force. and david perdue has also pledged to create his own force. and wendy rogers has established a bureau of elections in the governor's office with the power to subpoena witnesses and impound election equipment. and let's bring in our former clinton white house adviser. paul, the justice department is already investigating dozens of threats against election officials. what would these election police units mean if they go into -- doesn't sound like that they will be investigating that sort of thing. it sounds like that it is almost an intimidation force that is being sent out. >> sounds like it is about election sub version. every state has laws against voter fraud and every state has the ability to investigate them. georgia for example, the secretary of state i've looked in to allegations of fraud, found none. and then the gbi, georgia babou your bureau of investigation was called in. and they found none because there is none. or very little. there is not enough to flip any election in any state in this last election cycle. by the way, i looked in georgia and probably other states, violent crime is up in those republican states. real crimes. so rather than fight those real crimes what they are doing is trying to fight a fake crime. why? because they are panicked about people voting. i don't think that they should be. candidly even though i'm a democrat, in virginia where i live now, we had the democrats pass very expansive laws expanding people's opportunity to vote and guess what, the republicans won anyway. they won fair and square. i wasn't happy about it, but it was a fair free election. so i don't think thats should be so afraid of democracy. but this is a very chilling -- hate to use the word, but very authoritarian attempt to have police come and intimidate voters or vote counters? it is very unamerican. >> yeah, and i'll be talking about it later in the show. paul, kyrsten sinema has been formally censured by her state for voting to maintain the filibuster rules, blocking a key priority for biden and the democratic party. she was seen on camera after the vote shaking hands with republicans. that obviously, you know, irritated a lot of democrats. what do you think of all this, do you think that it is healthy for the arizona democratic party to be censuring sin in a in a m cisikyrsten sinema like this iss sounds like liz chin cheney. >> i want the democrats to be a very big tent. so i don't like these purity tests. the problem she has politically is her state is a swing state. used to be very, very republican and then democrats, sinema and mark kelly, both won, two democrats won senate seats there. so the state a purple trending a little bit blue. as opposed to joe manchin of west virginia. manchin is the only democrat who could possible win there. so sinema needs to watch out for a potential democratic primary. she is not up in this current election cycle. but i do think that she is in political peril. and i don't like purity tests. but voting rights is so central to our democracy and frankly the democratic party and by the way used to be both parties that i can understand why in arizona they want to do it. and i think that senator sinema is in trouble in her own state and her own party. >> certainly sounds like they are fed up with her back in arizona. and republican congressman madison hawthorne, this was disturbing. he was seen on camera cleaning his gun while the committee that he works on was holding a hearing about toxic exposure and burn bits using u.s. soldiers. this foe photo captured by a ma named lindsay church who attended the session. what is your reaction to that? we've seen him do a lot of these per morm diffformative things t followers and that sort of thing. but this is nutty. >> it is unworthy of a congressman. the iraq and afghanistan veterans of america have estimated that 86% of our troops that have been employed, so almost all of them, have been exposed to toxins in these burn pits. the biden administration -- i give joe biden a lot of credit. the v.a. under the new sveteran secretary have opened up the process to veterans who believe and i think rightly that they have damaged by being exposed to all these toxins. right now because of bipof bide get a presumption of exposure. they are looking at rare cancers which a lot of people believe can be caused by these burn pits and in fact as it has been reported our president himself thinks that it may well be his son's and rare and fatal cancer that beau biden -- that he may have been exposed to these burn pits himself. so this is personal for president biden and for hundreds of thousands of american families. and for the congressman to be so callus. he never served a day and neither did i. and we owe those veterans our respect and help when our country has put them in harm's way and those burn pits are very harmful. so he should be ashamed of himself and he should question who he is serving and why. >> all right. good to talk to. and make sure to tune in, i'll be hosting democracy in peril where we will delve into the dangers and threats to our democracy and voting, that is at 9:00 p.m. eastern all week only on cnn. coming up, frightening moments for arnold schwarzenegger after a crash that ended with the suv that he was riding in on top of another car and what else that we're learning about this accident. plusny new details in the pitino case. . we still have 12 hours to australia. mucinex lasts 12 hours, so i'm good. now move! kim, no! mucinex lasts 3x longer for 12 hours. looking to get back in your type 2 diabetes zone? 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not going to be divided by the violence. and it will unite us like never before to be persistent in fighting this battle in front of us. and other officers who were shot, five officers shot rkz and the underlying causes are really revealing.and the underlying causes are really revealing. yesterday was a domestic incident. the one on staten island was a domestic violence. so what is causing this violence to take place. and these men and women i met with earlier, they are the front line of this crisis. and this is a painful moment but it is also purposeful. how do we turn our pain into purpose. and when i was at harlem hospital this afternoon speaking with the family and just letting them know we're praying for their son to get through this moment. he is fighting. he is fighting hard. he is holding on. and we want to be there for this family during this period of time. and i want to tell all those on social media and other forms of communication we should be prematurely sending out the correspondence. to put out yesterday that both officers died, it traumatized our families even more. so we must be sensitive when it talks about shooters of this magnitude not to send the wrong message out. and i said this last night and i will continue to say violence won't divide us, no one will. we will be united as a city. this is how we are going to get through this. and we've been fighting this fight for a long time. next week i'm going to continue to roll out some of the initiatives that we talked about putting in place to zero in on those small number of people who are creating a large number of shootings. we need to be clear on that. there is a him pocket of people in this city who have made the determination that they will be violent in our cities. so we are going to move beyond the debate and the rhetoric and you've to a place that we can identify and reconcile what are the feeders of this violence that we're seeing. because many people often talk about bail reform. but there are other rivers that are feeding the sea of violence. and if we don't i'd iif i identify them directly and remove them, we will never resolve this issue of violence. and it starts with washington, d.c.we will never resolve this e of violence. and it starts with washington, d.c.ill never resolve this issuf violence. and it starts with washington, d.c. we have to get the "build back better" bill passed. we need those resources. there are billions tied up in fighting street level violence for the crisis management that is tied up in this bill. we know that we're doing the right job on the ground. we're removing thousands of guns off the street. but there is an endless flow that continues to come through our city borders. so our officers are doing their job. we can't continue to allow violent shooters to remain on the shoot and we can't continue to have the overpre pproliferatf gophers coming in. and so i'm committed and encouraged by the president's acknowledgement that we need to collaborate with city, state and federal entities the way we did during 9/11 to fight terrorism. we have to fight the crimes on our street. one gun on the street is a gun that is endangering our entire city and we need to move to push through this problem. but i'm saying to new yorker, don't give up. don't surrender to violence. violence will surrender to us. and we're not going to live in the shadows of killers. we won't state that people who are killing innocent people are going to overshadow the good work that we're doing to the city. we're going to stay united and comm committed and we'll have our city to be a safe place for our children and families. i'm open to questions. but i want my colleagues here to have a word and then i will open to your questions. >> and that was new york city mayor eric adams speaking on gun violence after two nypd officers were shot, one killed, the other critically injured. and i want to bring in mark morales. what is the condition of the two officers that you can tell us, mark? >> one the officers was killed, the other is fighting for his life. he went into surgery last night af after the shooting. and as of right now, is he in critical condition, stable at the moment, still fighting for his life. and i want to read you a statement from eric adams' press conference. he mentioned a small number of people doing large number of the shootings. and the reason that is relevant is because he is talking about new initiatives, new things that the nypd and the city of this morning wants to spearhead to get ahead of the gun violence because as we saw last night, it was a very violent night that capped off a very violent start to the year. five nypd officers that were shot since the start of year. and now we have this one fatal officer shot. >> all right. mark morales, thank you very much. we'll stay on top of it. we'll bring you the latest. and coming up, new details in the gaby by petito case, wha the faib is revealing about the notebook 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says that brian laundrie admitted to killing her in a notebook confession before taking his own life. and that notebook along with a revoclver was found near his boy back in orctober. and joining me now is jim clemente. are you surprised that laundrie left this confession? how common is that? >> it is not very common, but i think that this is kind of like a dying declaration. he knew he was planning to taking his life and i think that he was trying to clear his conc conscience with shows remorse but doesn't make up with killing gabby. >> do you think we didn't find out about this sooner? >> the notebook was soaked in water and they may have had to reconstitute the pages and the writing on them, so it may have taken time in the lab to do that. but also i think they wanted to have time to speak to the families because this does impact them directly. and now that they have, it is clear that they found no he had doctorable evidence that anyone other than brian laundrie was involved in gabby petito's death. >> and what questions do you still have? there were many questions about brian laundrie's parents before and after he disappeared. but is this sort of case close and the fbi moves on? >> criminally the fbi has said that they are closing the case. civilly the family can still sue the laundrie family or any other party that they feel they have a claim against in civil court. and that could be the case. but apparently the fbi has concluded that brian laundrie's parents were not involved in the crime that he committed or covering it up, at least legally. >> so what do you think, from a civil standpoint, is that something that the laundrie family needs to worry about do you think? >> certainly they are at risk of being sued because of what their son did. but it is up to the petito family. but this is a very disturbing case. >> all right, thank you so much. good talking to you. and if you or someone you know is in a crisis situation, there is help available. just text 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series for those people who got the mrna vaccines. and yes, i would call that completely vaccinated now and go ahead with that and push that on all fronts. >> and you know, the white house chief medical adviser dr. anthony fauci, he's clarifying things just a bit on saying that vaccines for kids under 5 might come within the next month. he now says he really doesn't know. it's in the clear yet. why do you think it's taking the fda so long to approve shots for this age group? i know parents of little kids, they are desperate for this to get going. >> well, we're all eager for the data, but the data speak for themselves. the early studies would indicate that actually these youngsters might need a third dose, and so the trials have been extended in order to confirm that. we don't apparently have a safety issue. it's a matter of what's the exact amount of vaccine that should be in those injections, and how much doses are necessary for those youngsters? when we make the recommendations, when we do, we want to be absolutely clear and secure when we tell the parents what's good for their children. give us a little more time to get it right. >> especially when we're talking about very little kids. and you know, the battles over masks, you know, they're continuing, as you know, and american airlines flight from miami to london had to turn around mid-flight this past week because a passenger would not wear her mask. now, some people might think that that sounds extreme, but just to remind our viewers how infectious omicron is, why it's so crucial people wear a mask not just on a plane but in a large public setting. i would think if you're on a flight for several hours not wearing a mask, you are putting other people at risk, unless you know absolutely for sure that you're not infected in some way. (. >> sure, jim, you've got it exactly right. you're in a confined space with an awful lot of people, and no matter how good the air hand sklg and filtration is, on those planes there's been circumstances where diseases such as tuberculosis, much less contagious than omicron has been transmitted during long flights. so we need everyone to collaborate and to participate in wearing the mask. now, this was also a person who likely not wearing the mask on the plane was not very careful in their day-to-day life in the weeks preceding the flight. so this turns out to be actually a kind of high risk person. i'm certainly glad they turned around and asked that person to leave the plane for the safety of everyone else on the plane. >> yeah, and i can tell you from flying a lot, you know, a lot of these flight crews, they've just had it with people not cooperating with this when the airlines tell you in advance this is what you got to do if you want to get on the plane and fly with us, you have to comply with these regulations. and dr. schaffner, there's a new study published that shows there's no correlation between getting a covid vaccine or fertility. however, listen to what florida governor ron desantis said earlier this week. >> think about how ridiculous it is what they're doing, by trying to force the nurses with these vakss. a lot of these nurses have had covid, a lot of them are younger. some of them are -- they're trying to have families. there's a whole bunch of things they have going on, so they don't want to be forced to do it. >> what are your thoughts on that, dr. schaffner? >> in my medical center, not only do you have to have the two doses, we have to be boosted also. that's not only for our benefit, it's for the benefit of the safety of our patients. there is no reproductive hazard to receiving this vaccine if you're trying to become pregnant, if you are pregnant, or if you're nursing. and there's no hazard on the gentleman's side of the equation either. you could put that aside. there is no reproductive hazard. get the vaccine. it's really in your and your newborn's best interests. >> all right, dr. william schaffner, plain spoken as always, we appreciate it. always helpful, thank you, sir. >> my pleasure. >> all right. and it's the face you know, the story you don't, be sure to tune in for a brand new episode of the cnn original series "reframed: marilyn monroe" airing tomorrow night at 9:00 right here on cnn. we'll be right back. hythm. feel the power. beat the symptoms fast. ♪(music)♪ at aetna® we're shifting medicare coverage into high gear with benefits you may be eligible for when you turn 65. benefits that may include a $0 monthly plan premium. aetna medicare advantage plans call today to learn more. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom ♪ ♪ for me and you ♪ ♪ and i think to myself ♪ ♪ what a wonderful world ♪ a rich life is about more than just money. that's why at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner so you can build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. i didn't know my genetic report could tell me i was prone to harmful blood clots. i travel a ton, so this info was kind of life changing. maybe even lifesaving. ♪do you know what the future holds?♪ it's your home. and there's no place like wayfair to make the morning chaos, organized chaos. however you make it, make your home a place like no other. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. you're live in the cnn newsroom, i'm jim acosta in washington. america's crisis of democracy snowballed in december of 2020 if former president donald trump had put his signature on this document. it's a draft of an executive order obtained by "politico" that would have sent the u.s. military out to seize voting machines giving american troops authority to hunt for evidence that trump had really won, which of course he didn't. it's all a big lie. it also directed the justice department to name a special council to oversee the effor