regarding the outrageous accusations against members of congress and exonerate many americans who peacefully protested and never stepped foot in the capitol. isn t security footage paid for by public taxpayers should be provided to public defenders? congressman, i m going to have to refer to my opening remarks again. there are certain limitations i have here today. i believe the american public should see that footage. madam chairwoman, i and the american people commend you for holding this hearing. if my democratic colleagues really want the truth, they would join me in demanding the release of this footage of january 6th. gentleman yields back. good wednesday morning to you, everyone. craig melvin here. buckle up, folks. it s going to be a very busy hour. we re following minute by minute developments in our nation s capital. right now at the white house president biden is weather with the congressional leadership of both parties from the house and senate. it will be
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minute, but we begin with gary. good afternoon to you. prosecutors are hashing out what instructions the judge will give the jury before monday s closing arguments, those instructions will tell the jury what they need to consider for each of the charges and today as you mention, prosecutors are asking for lesser included offenses on some of the counts which would give jurors the option of finding kyle rittenhouse guilty of a lesser charge even if they don t believe prosecutors proved all of the elements needed for the primary charge, one example today prosecutors asked for the jury to be able to consider a second-degree reckless homicide charge for the shooting of joseph s rosenbaum with the the judge denied. they are going to say it was self-defense or they are not. we are talking about the defendant s mind in this regard. no, we are talking about how obvious was the danger, and i m still struggling with, what is the basis upon which the jury could acquit of the grea
we begin our second hour with several major developments in the georgia election interference case. donald trump pleaded not guilty to 13 criminal counts on thursday, waving his arraignment. trump s lawyers submitted the plea in writing and notified the court he will not appear in person this coming wednesday. rudy giuliani became the latest codefendant to waive arraignment, entering a not guilty plea on friday. in total, 12 defendants have done this so far. the ex president and some of those charged along with him are also pushing to break up the broad 19 defendant rico case, in a separate filing, trump s lawyers act judge scott mcafee to sever his case from his codefendants who have asked for a speedy trial. at least two defendants have done that, former trump loyal sidney powell and kenneth chesebro. chesebro has been scheduled for october 23rd. like trump, they ve asked to have their cases tried separately from others. as trump and his codefendants push for their preferen
morning everyone glad you re with us. i m poppy harlow with phil mattingly in new york jordan a shooting at the end of the kansas city chiefs super bowl victory parade. children are among those injured this morning. how they are doing, and what we re learning about the motive behind all of them and breaking just moments ago, israeli special forces are rating one of the last working hospitals in gaza. the idf claiming to have quote, credible intelligence that the bodies of dead hostages may be inside. and it s very busy day on the legal front for donald trump is just a few hours. so once again, the in new york, in new york city courtroom this time for the stormy daniels hush money case. and in georgia district attorney overseeing trump s election subversion case faces a possible disqualification. seeing this morning starts right now and we re now learning that 99 children were among the 21 people shot after yesterday super bowl parade in kansas city. but 1 million people wer