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chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, mark millie.e. these are very serious, serious allegations as always, on this program, we do believe in the presumption of innocence. it has served us well over these many years. we believe in due process. we won t rush to judgment. but the revelations in an upcoming book are extremely damaging. if they are true, downright dangerous to this great republic. and tonight, woodward and costa that they have put out a .statement. they are fully standing behind their story can totaled. the washington post reports chairman millie two secret phone calls to a chinese official during trump s final months in office to assure communist china the united states was not planning an temperatures, the key line. in the book s to come, millie went so far as to the pledge that he was on his own othered his counterpart in the event of a u.s. attack. and other birds, give them a heads up? millie allegedly telling his chinese counterpart, and i have know ....
the courts emphatically rejected his arguments. and now with a majority in the supreme court they have as well. they said that the dissenting voice in the decision, trump has now the documents are being turned over. they also noted the fact that a number of close trump have been relying on similar claims of executive privilege to defy the subpoenas from the committee. it s not clear at this time how this ruling will affect those arguments if at all. she is a former staff supreme that other lawyers felt that an amethyst brief of the, asking the supreme court of what s to do policing records about january sex. and she joins me now. can we just start with what the court is holding here? and what it means on the ground? sure, so the court summarily denied trump s appeal. so they are refusing to stand in the way of the immediate release of these january 6th reference from the national archives, to the select committee. if there is someone working late in the archiv ....
possibility of donald trump committing a crime on january 6th. you know, it s an interesting liz cheney s role in the january 6th commission, which itself is shakespeare, which itself is a novel. the investigation is aggressive isn t the right word, but comprehensive in energetic. that alone is restoring a lot of people s faith in what congress can do, when they put their mind to. at the professionals that they hired, the energy, the diligence, the persistence that they re approaching it with. i don t know the resolution will, be with all these historians and all these people i m talking to, people really looking to them to get it right. to get this moment right. to get that remit correct. they are inspiring confidence in the way they re approaching. this i m sure one of the things that the staff and committee did one of the things they begin with, is a blueprint laid out in robert costa s book, peril. before they were able to collect evidence, themselves, there ....
court. the committee is asking the supreme court to make a quick decision on an appeal, to the supreme court filed by don trump today. seeking to overturn a unanimous opinion of the federal court of appeals that denied donald trump s attempt to prevent the national archives from handing over documents from the trump white house to the house select committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol. the first decision, the supreme court has to make, and possibly the only decision, is whether to hear the case at all. most appeals filed with the united states supreme court are rejected without a word of explanation from the court. the supreme court only years appeals cases in which at least four justices decides it if the case is worthy of hearing in the supreme court. the committee is asking the supreme court to reject the trump request for a hearing, and is asking the supreme court to act as quickly as possible in a filing with the supreme court today, the c ....
very visible surrogate and enforcer for trump, after mr. cohen pled guilty to, among other things, helping cover up illegal campaign contributions for his presidential campaign actually hush payments to women to prevent them talking before the campaign, after he pled guilty to helping trump with that, among other things, in may, 2019, he was sent to prison. after serving about a year in prison, though, mr. cohen got out and was transitioned effectively to home confinement and the reason he got out then is because of covid. it wasn t special treatment for him, this happened to a lot of prisoners at the time but a seriously crazy thing happened to him right after that. something that appears to have been very specifically designed for him. just a few weeks after he was sent home because of covid, the bureau of prisons revoked his home confinement and decided even though he had only been home a couple of weeks, they d send him right back to prison. sure he d been released ....