Reaction force team and plan to use the firearm in support of a plot to stop the lawful transfer of presidential. power rose also told another oath keepers he could stored those weapons in his hotel room on january six. quote, if you want to steal operations, he ll have a secure car trunk or his hotel room. that s from government filings. the governor alleges rhodes himself spent more than $10,000 on weapons accessories and tactical gear in the days before the insurrection. and the quick reaction force ended up storing most of his weapons in nearby virginia. with rosen s allies eventually plotting away to bring them to the capitol quickly once they to control the building. quote, the quick reaction is to transport firearms and other weapons to washington d.c.. in support of operations using forced to stop the lawful transfer of presidential power. let me take a step back for a second, this is what a coup plot is. as a government alleges. one trump supporter even posted this picture, bu
According to an teichman, quote, roads and his guns s conspirators were stopping the transfer of power, including ways of force. according travel across the country to enter washington d. c.. equipments also the righty of weapons. don combat antarctic would be here or prepared to answer rhodes s call to take up arms at rhodes s direction. some coconspirators also amassed firearms outskirts of washington d. c.. disagreed them among a quick reaction force team and plan to use the firearm in support of a plot to stop the lawful transfer of presidential. power rose also told another oath keepers he could stored those weapons in his hotel room on january six. quote, if you want to steal operations, he ll have a secure car trunk or his hotel room. that s from government filings. the governor alleges rhodes himself spent more than $10,000 on weapons accessories and tactical gear in the days before the insurrection. and the quick reaction force ended up storing most of his weapons in nearby vi
well, understandably so. the latest court filings indicating she intends to plead guilty and sketching out the nature of what she ll do are a far cry from the original case that the government brought. she s never been accused of being a spy for russia. that s point one. but in some of the earlier government filings, the government made it seem like it was much more than what the government now says she s going to agree to plead guilty to. what she ll agree to say, according to the draft documents that have been circulating, is that she got this idea and had some encouragement from people in russia and a republican lobbyist in the u.s. based in south dakota. she got this idea to say, you know, one way to influence the american political system for the advantage of russia is just to do sort of human outreach. she got the idea of trying to do it through the republican party and the national rifle association, using her contacts with this conservative
Ragtag bag of insurgents that are desperately trying to put together campaign to compete against the well-funded established rivalry. and as someone in the campaign once put it, they were barely able to collude with each other let alone the russians. jeff, of course the white house reacting, saying that government filings tell us nothing of value that wasn t already known. mr. cohen has repeatedly lied and as the prosecution pointed out to the court, he s no hero. you know the special counsel office identified him as credible and very helpful. they digest all this material saying it exonerates the president. i think number one based on the statement that you just read it from sarah that the white house is trying to play down the significance of this, they have obviously from the very beginning so there was no collusion between the
Legal analyst, and cynthia, former federal prosecutor. thank you, philip. we re going to try to break down these government filings. as the plot thickens. the question before us, did the president violate campaign finance laws. this week, according to the southern district of new york, michael cohen acted which the intent to influence the 2016 presidential election, i m reading from the filing, in particular and as cohen has admitted with respect to both payments he acted in coordination with and at the direction of individual one, the then candidate donald trump. for the first time the government s stated theory of the case was that a crime was committed and donald trump directed it and coordinated it. right. but cynthia, i have to ask you, is that enough? the crime of campaign finance law violation requires a knowing and willful violation. what do you say to my proposed