a march to the capitol from the ellipse rally on january 6th but did not end up doing so. last december trump pardoned stone of charges stemming from the mueller investigation, but that won t help him here. tonight stone issued a statement in response to these subpoenas. it reads in part, i have said time and time again that i had no advance knowledge of the events that took place at the capitol on that day. now, as for alex jones, the committee says he helps organize the rally ahead of the riot. the subpoena also says, as you have stated, the white house told you on or about january 3 that after the ellipse rally on january 6th you were to lead a march to the capitol where president trump would meet the group. you and others on infowars repeatedly promoted president trump s allegations of election fraud and made statements implying you had knowledge about the plans of president trump with respect to the rally. last week alex jones was found liable for damages in defamat
A.b. did, looking three years ahead. no, i note that. and it s a huge contributor is probably the tiny number of twitter users who account for about 97% of twitter traffic. and that becomes the kind of conventional wisdom on the left. so robert, the other thing tim left out about the future among the question marks is law enforcement that continues to grind at its own pace. what do you make of today s round of subpoenas, for example? yeah. i think whether it is subpoenas from the january 6th insurrection committee in washington, whether it is legal proceedings in the southern district of new york, i think the idea that trump is going to emerge unscathed is certainly unlikely.
president john fitzgerald kennedy gets tonight s last word and his last standing ovation. the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. well, good evening once again. day 307 of the biden administration. the 1-6 committee on the hill has started this new week with five new subpoenas for trump allies. this round includes two big names, his long-time friend and adviser roger stone and the noted conspiracy theorist alex jones. the committee s letter to stone notes he promoted his attendance at rallies on january 5th and 6th supporting trump s false claims of election fraud. it also points out he did speak at the january 5th rally and used members of the far right oath keepers for security. the letter adds, you have stated you were invited to lead
Base, especially those who appear daily on social media, are kind of trolling the committee over their perceived lack of aggression and their perceived lack of speed. having said that, though, i m curious to get the reaction from your view at the white house of the committee activities this week. well, the president and white house officials have been very clear that this committee s work is essential. the president has said over and over again that january 6th was a dark moment and that it really needs to be probed and that people need to be held accountable. and what we see today is really a subpoena of people who would be really, really knowledgeable about what went into january 6th, the planning of the rally, what the safety concerns were. you have some of the people that were that are subpoenaed now, the committee laying out that some of them were even so worried about the sort of safety issues there that they were in touch with a liaison, katrina pearson, a liaison, who was t