house as the capitol was under siege. it cites one of those moments saying, quote, as january 6th approached president trump attempted on multiple occasions to persuade vice president pence to participate in his plan. one of the president s discussions with the vice president occurred by phone on the morning of january 6th. you were present in the oval office and observed at least one side of that telephone conversation. end quote. ivanka trump s efforts to get the former president to call off the attack on the capitol are also under scrutiny. testimony from mike pence s then national security adviser keith kellogg is also included in the letter. here is one exchange. the committee asked him, quote, do you think that ivanka trump could help get president trump to a place where he would make a statement to try and stop this? kellogg answered, yes. the committee also asked so you thought ivanka could get her taeth to do something about it. kellogg replied take a course of actio
then national security adviser, keith kellogg, is also included in the letter. here is one exchange. the committee asked him quote, do you think that ivanka trump could help get president trump to replace, where he would make a statement to try to stop? this kellogg answered yes. the committee also answered, so you thought ivanka could get her father to do something about it? kellogg replied, to take a course of action. kelly that went on to describe several attempts of ivanka trump to appeal to her father. the committee asked, and so presumably so the first time that i want to trump when in, it wasn t sufficient or she would have had to go back at least one more time, i assume, is that correct? telegraph bonded, yes ma am. i think she went back in there because ivanka can be pretty tenacious. the january six committee vice chair liz cheney, gave something of a preview to this testimony earlier this month. we know, as he was sitting there in the dining room, next to t
hello, and welcome to all of you here in the united states and all around the world. i m mindy kinkade, good to have you with us. ahead on cnn newsroom, terrifying moments on an alaska airlines flight when a window blows out midflight. you ll see the images from on board the plane and hear how one passenger described that moment. plus, the supreme court enters the 2024 presidential race as president joe biden and former president trump accuse each other of being a threat to democracy. and washington s top diplomat is in the middle east all in an effort to keep the israel-hamas war from spreading throughout the region. announcer: live from atlanta this is cnn newsroom with lynda kinkade. we begin this hour with alaska airlines grounding its fleet of 65 boeing 737 max 9 aircraft after some absolutely harrowing moments on board a flight on friday. take a look at this. this was the scene after a window popped off the plane while it was mid-flight. the 737 max nine h
hello and welcome to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. i m lynn ka kinkade. ahead on cnn newsroom, the fight for democracy between biden and trumps to ahead. this as america marks the three year anniversary of the insurrection at the capitol. also ahead, high stakes diplomacy in the middle east as the u.s. secretary of state starts his multination visit. we re live in tel aviv with a look at the concerns of a widerer regional war. plus an air traveler s worst nightmare, a flight forced to make an emergency landing after a panel on the aircraft blew off midair. we ll hear from a passenger who was on that flight. today marks three years since the january 6th, 2021 riot at the u.s. capitol. an event described as an insurrection. the goal of the participants that day was to stop the certification of electoral votes and prevent the peaceful transfer of power. five people died as a result of that riot, and more than 140 police officers were injured
from covering this day-to-day, this is about timing. trump is trying to delay this trial from happening. it is currently slated to happen in march at the immunity fight has been a push by trump to try to push that trial date back as close to the election as possible and also in tandem with that the entire case itself is an election interference. he is really emphasizing the need for the appeals court to weigh in quickly even with the unusual request for the appeals court to implement the ruling, five days after making a decision, usually it takes longer for them to do so. that is just an example on how jack smith is stepping outside the box and pointing that his party is moving quickly. i want to give your substance of what is in the filing because there are some stark excerpts. jack smith is trying to use trump s own argument against him, hes, the defendant asserts thathis constitution threatens to shatter the very bad bedrock of our republic. to the contraryt defendant s c