get people there as you make the plan. the question from house republicans asked and answered. but wait a second. i m so confused. yeah. you know, i m just a dumb country lawyer, michael steele, but they asked the question. they sure did. after steve scalise had known the answer. he was there. so he said that s a great question, why won t they answer whether nancy pelosi called the national this is so terrible and they won t answer. he was in the room. he was in the room where it happened. the room where it happened. i mean, come on. so low. willie, just bad faith. outrageous that steve scalise is going, are we going to get out of this alive or not, and scalise is in there. and then scalise holds a press conference and this committee is we can t be on this committee because, you know, they won t even ask the question did nancy ever call the national guard. scalise was there when she was saying, hey, pretend like this was the pentagon. pretend like
flank, including new troop movements, equipment, shipments, and military installations. some of them permanent. all of this as russia s relentless war on ukraine grinds on. so many significant developments to get to there. back here in the united states, groundbreaking testimony from a former top aide in the trump white house, cassidy hutchinson, describing in great detail the former president s state of mind that on and around january 6th, and his actions, also testifying that trump was personally aware of the potential for violence that day. listen. i was in the vicinity of a conversation where i overheard the president saying to the effect of, i don t effing care they have weapons, they re not here to hurt me, take the effing mags away, let my people in, they can march to the capitol from here. she also testified that former white house counsel pat cipollone warned that trump and others could be criminally liable if they had gone to the capitol that day. as she testi
the headlines and we are talking in big letters. this is the big font spelling out the new possible legal jeopardy the former president trump finds himself in this morning. cassidy hutchinson a once loyal and trusted insider painting a damning portrait of a former president that was unhinged before and during the capitol attack. she describes a volatile and irate president who knew members of the crowd at his rally were armed and he still wanted them to march to the capitol. i was in the vicinity of a conversation where i overheard the president say something to the effect of, you know, i don t effing care that they have weapons. they re not here to hurt me. take the effing mags away. let my people in, they can march the capitol from here. this morning you will hear from an array of attorneys including several former federal prosecutors who will explain the significance of that testimony. a kogd to hutchinson former white house counsel pat cipollone warned about the crimi
bombshell revelation. chris christie knew about the closings. he says he had evidence. the affairs cheating scandal is growing this morning. i do believe we have stomach problems within the force. it takes a very fearless jowrnt to gefearlessjournalist i have to continual my proachtion even though i have to spend my plief looking over my shoulder. $150,000 a second! my wonderful pistachio commercial. digy digy down. we begin with the latest from the garden state. from security on super bowl sunday to the latest on the bridge plane scandal this has enveloped governor chris christie. attorney for david wildsteen, for days of havoc on the washington bridge, where wildstein had worked as a top christie appointee, evidence exists tying christie having evidence of the closures during the time the lanes were closed. this is part of what governor christie had to say about the lain closings during that press conference on january 9th. i had no knowledge of the pl
chris christie knew about the closings. a wealthy lawyer says he has evidence. the air force cheating scandal is growing this morning. i believe we have stomach problems within the force. it takes a very fearless journalist to get up and say i have to continue my profession. even though i have to spend my life looking over my shoulder. $150,000 a second! my wonderful pistachio commercial. digy digy down. we begin with the latest from the garden state. from security on super bowl sunday to the latest on the bridge plane scandal this has enveloped governor chris christie. attorney for david wildsteen, for days of havoc on the washington bridge, where wildstein had worked as a top christie appointee, evidence exists tying christie having evidence of the closures during the time the lanes were closed. contrary to what the governor stated during a two-hour press conference. this is part of what governor christie had to say about the lain closings during that pres