election. knowing leadership would not support the false election claims, president trump offered mr. clark the job of acting attorney general. in a dramatic january 3rd meeting in the oval office, rosen, donahue, white house counsel pat cipollone and eric herschmann objected to the appointment of mr. clark. mr. clark pleaded his case and offered to send the letter that he had drafted. the white house counsel called the letter a murder-suicide pact. numerous white house and other lawyers all threatened to resign if mr. clark was appointed. donald trump would be leading a graveyard. it was only after the threat of mass resignations that president trump rescinded his offer to mr. clark. mr. chairman, i yield back. gentleman yields back.
0 very place we know for sure was right here, fascinating. a lot of people have told the life of jesus, it s a humbling and audacious task, this is different because we took you there. thanks for everybody watching. stay for special coverage of the january 6th select committee meeting right now. sandra: special coverage of the january 6th committee proceedings. in just moments the panel will announce criminal referrals to the justice department for prosecution during what is expected to be its final meeting in the investigation of last year s capitol riot. looks like it is just moments away now. welcome, everybody. sandra smith in new york. hello. john: good to begin another week with you. this meeting is set to begin at any moment, all nine members of the committee, seven democrats, two republicans will present portions of their findings after an investigation that lasted nearly 18 months. sandra: we have been getting some hints of what is to come, leading up to this moment. t