it was not 1 in 5 individuals. i think there s many press reports that will show way more than 10,000 people were in washington, d.c. that day, spread out, and so i don t think those numbers are correct. yeah, well, caroline, as mentioned, you cooperated with the committee, you came on to take the questions. we appreciate that. i appreciate you taking the questions. yeah, thank you for having me on. absolutely. caroline wren, our special guest. we fit in a break and we re back in just one minute looking at this disney clash as well as ted cruz appealing to qanon. we have iisha mills and david plouffe when we re back in one minute. an award-winning mobilep with powerful, easy-to-use tools, and interactive charts to give you an edge, 24/7 support when you need it the most. plus, zero-dollar commissions for online u.s. listed stocks. [ding] get e trade and start trading today. never settle with power e trade. it has powerful, easy-to-use tools to help you find opportunities, 24/7 su
today. it s like, well, i m very aware i had nothing to do with it, but it doesn t change the fact i m forced and being compelled to be here by congress. and it does raise a lot of questions. i think with this committee does now sets a precedent for future congressional investigations. and i think there s a lot of people when there is a republican-led congress, you have opened pandora s box here, and i do hope that the committee takes that seriously and does look forward, past 2022, and realize the implications that doing this could have in the future. they re currently looking as well as ginni thomas because they obtained some of her text messages. you mentioned the research. did you our your fellow organizers have contact with her? i have never the opportunity to meet her. i have never spoken with her, but i feel terrible for her. she s a private citizen. she has every right to her own beliefs. i have a very big problem with congress taking private messages of individuals and the
with everyone else on television. i was not there at the capitol that day. as mentioned, the committee subpoenaed you and you cooperated. why did you choose to cooperate? you didn t really have a choice not to. it was either to cooperate with them or to be held in contempt of congress and face $100,000 fine and potentially a year in jail, which you have seen happen to a few individuals. and i do i do think it is pretty alarming. i think the most dangerous, you know, subpoenas that have been sent really have been to the event organizers. the 11 you mentioned earlier in the show are individualed who are private citizens. we have not been accused of any wrongdoing. we re not involved in violence at the capitol, but we were involved in executing a lawfully permitted event at the white house ellipse, which was 1.5 miles from the capitol, and it was allowing for people to come to their nation s capital and to protest what they believed to be a fraudulent election, and they have every r
voluntarily rather than denying getting a subpoena or facing the types of fights bannon and others have done. the interviews come as there s also a question about a missing seven-hour gap in the white house phone logs from that day. there s reporting citing two sources from the guardian saying trump s call to mike lee should indeed have been in a presidential call log that day and it was not. we also know lee got an accidental call from trump while the capitol attack was occurring. obviously a tumultuous time, especially for people in or near the capitol. trump had believed he had dialed a different senator on the line and when he reached lee, the guardian records trump s phone number on senator lee s caller id was shown as a place holder recipients see when you get a call from the white house because you don t just get the private number. any call from inside the white house is something that should have been logged and thus handed over to the committee which raises questions whether
communicated with trump about that day and the committee knows she s worked for trump adviser kimberly guilfoyle in the campaign. a money contact between the trump campaign and the rnc. indeed, there s very controversial and famous right wing figures who volunteer her as their key contact or plug going into the sixth. including alex jones. i knew that caroline wren was a big fund-raiser headed up one of trump s pacs so yes, that was my contact for the 5th and 6th. was caroline wren. when it comes to doing this work, the january 6th committee knows what investigators always know. you have to go to the sources to get all of the information and evidence. i can tell you right now tonight, caroline wren joins me for her first msnbc interview about all of this. she is rarely if ever discussed these issues or the probe on the news. caroline wren is my guest. thanks for being here. thank you for having me. i appreciate it.