messages, the house select committee investigating the capitol insurrection wants by tomorrow. plus, after a wild week on wall street, earning are rolling in and this morning from some of the world s biggest companies such as goldman sachs and bank of america. cnbc s andrew ross sorkin is breaking down the latest number as we get them in. and we ll explain why democrats are very upset with joe manchin. it is groundhog day. it is getting old. and we ll play for you president biden s response to reporters when asked about his fist bump when saudi arabia s crown prince. we ll also talk about the actual visit to saudi arabia. but first, the damning new report about the police response to one of the deadliest school shootings. systemic failure is the way it was described in a new preliminary report written by the texas house of representatives, the report also details how nearly 400 law enforcement officials responded to the mass shooting and basically waited outside as the
And then you get these bland denials from the secret service. well these text messages would have certainly shown there would have been traffic, and there would have been chatter and we would have known what the president said what he said it and what the president did. there is no way these could have been deleted in good faith, is there? maybe it is that frank is being charitable by taking the secret service at their word. that maybe there was something far more sinister under foot. but let s do that. even if they are telling the truth here, how possibly could you think it would be okay to lose the messages from january 5th and 6th. the insurrection had come, it was one of the darkest days in our nation s history, of course they re going to be investigations. there were investigations launched within hours of the insurrection happening. the secret service would know that their text traffic amongst her agents to supervisors would be part of any probe because their number one job of
Blown coup and insurrection on january six. we weren t. we were still playing within the bounds of parliamentary tactics and, at this point, we have to understand. this guy has positioned himself outside of the constitutional order. he has demonstrate himself perfectly willing to use violence against us. he does not accept our elections. he does not accept our constitutional system. he hasn t accepted any buddy contradicting him, in any way. including his own vice president who helped to get elected, including members of his family, who try to get him to call off the dogs when there is an insurrection happening. congressman jamie raskin, thank you so much for a time. one of the great things about your book and the documentary on the top constitution is that you get to learn a little bit about your son tommy, who you lost last year, who is a subject of your book and documentary. that alone is a wonderful part of getting to the story.
Listen to this. the senate sergeant at arms says it s not another riot or insurrection that keeps her up at night, but the threat of a cyber attack on the u.s. capitol. pam brown sat down with karen gibson in an exclusive interview. pam, what did she have to say? good morning to you, i sat down with an exclusive interview with the chief law enforcement officer of the senate, the sergeant at arms, general karen gibson. she took over the reins in march. and i asked her about what security on capitol hill looks now, nearly five months after the insurrection. and what she said may surprise you, because her number one concern isn t necessarily another insurrection happening. i worry a lot more about cyber security than i do about another mob attacking the capitol. certainly, our networks are have attempted intrusions every single day.
Can fix it. there s scene in which trump is watching his supporters in maga hats and waving flags, very happy about continued a aides saying, quote, he thought this is cool. he was happy and the book quotes the aide as saying then when it turned violent he thought oh, crap. what more can you tell us about that? so this is january 6th. he s back at the white house. i think it tells us two things, jake. first of all, we know that donald trump was sitting at the white house enjoying watching the the insurrection happening, and it also speaks to when he knew about violence. there s been a lot of pushback oh, then president trump didn t know about violence. right from the start he knew there was violence. that s the oh, crap. for some context on those words oh, crap it was not because i m told that he was worried about people getting hurt up at the