pete: is that a more original version? will: not p mariah carey. pete: idena? rachel: she s the one that sings frozen. that s our beautiful christmas tree. we re celebrating with american-made products and it s incredible and it was gorgeous and the jacket you were wearing was amazing. pete: up into northern california, there s a lot of off the grid stuff. will: rural america definitely. pete: vermont, montana,. rachel: wisconsin. pete: can t get away without talking to wisconsin. rachel: sean is returning today, leaving for a weekend with his family. pete: you sent me a video of your daughter doing insane ice bath thing in your lake in wisconsin. rachel: oh my goodness, my daughter has been staying at our little cabin, in wisconsin. i ll show it. see if we can put it up later in the show. they cut a hole in the ice and they do their will: what s going on? rachel: my earring popped off. we did a wardrobe change and hi to put my jacket on. i m a bit of a mess. will: cut a
pronouncements, repeatedly invoking their fifth amendment rights. and refusing to answer any questions from the committee. cnn s sara murray is looking into all of the transcripts revealing, including new aspects of the committee s closed doors depositions. reporter: new details about the pressure campaign of blockbuster witness. i overheard the president something like, i don t care that they have weapons. they re not here to hurt me. take the f ing mags away. reporter: as she fought to share details investigating january 6. former white house aide cassie hutchinson told that her previous attorney stefan passantino alleged misled her. and paston tino said, according to hutchinson s testimony and he allegedly advised her to stop talking to the committee saying
now we have mark meadows on the eve of perhaps being voted in contempt and referred for criminal prosecution. so it does seem like the select committee s work is not only accelerating, but it s yielding important results when you have criminal indictments of somebody like steve bannon, former advisor to donald trump and now potentially donald trump s own chief of staff, and then importantly we heard from liz cheney, the vice chair of the how select committee that beginning in early january, we, the american people, are going to see a public presentation of all of the information that is now being curated by the house select committee in those behind doors depositions. hats off to the work that the house select committee has been doing. glenn, we ve got a lot to cover. we know attorney general letitia
figuratively fiona hill said, what, you know what you can do with your executive privilege and she walked in and testified for ten hours. ten hours, to me, doesn t sound like she spent a lot of time invoking executive privilege. so all of these behind doors depositions, there s sort of the equivalent of a grand jury appearance for these witnesses. we don t know what they re saying but what the congressmen and congresswomen are doing is getting a complete picture, they re going to be able to fine tune the questions that they re then going to want to ask the same witnesses in the senate trial. that s going to make for, i think, a very compelling presentation because the american people have not yet seen what the ambassador and the fiona hill and anyone has said. they re going to get up and i predict it s going to be powerful. the seven depositions this week could certainly be enlightening. thank you both for joining us