toughest affect the lead up to january six. those text revealed some of the republican lawmakers that made it break show of breaking with trump, were actually intimately involved with his scheme to overturn the election. with a talk to somebody you heard a lot about on this show, crystal mason is the texas woman who now faces five years in prison for accidentally voting which is not on the voter rolls. we will ask her about the play in hypocrisy like republicans on trump s chief is that we are now learning that he s under investigation by north carolina state authorities for voter throughout. we will also deep dive into the latest stuff from the world s richest man who says he wants to take control of one of america s biggest social media companies to defend free speech. we will talk about elon busk history of using his power and influence to tub other people what they can and cannot say. but we start tonight with the word we talk a lot about in the past on 48 hours. flagsh
on trump s chief is that we are now learning that he s under investigation by north carolina state authorities for voter fraud. we will also deep dive into the latest stuff from the world s richest man who says he wants to take control of one of america s biggest social media companies to defend free speech. we will talk about elon musk s history of using his power and influence to tub other people what they can and cannot say. but we start tonight with the word we talk a lot about in the past on 48 hours, flagship. every naval fleet in the world has a flagship, it is typically the biggest ship on the fleet. the word flagship literally comes from the practice of flying a special flag from the ship which would signify that the commanding officers are on board. when russia invaded ukraine six weeks ago, the flagship of the ukrainian navy was this vessel that you see here. it was a 3500 ton frigate, the biggest ship in the ukrainian navy at the time. it was named after a 17 ce
topping this hour 360 what the house january 6 committee could be learning or not from two aides from the former president. and jeffrey clark, who the former president hoped to make the top law enforcement official. joining us with what we know, ryan nobles at the capitol. jeffrey clark testified. what do we know? reporter: he testified, anderson, meaning he was in the room. but he didn t answer too many questions. in fact, we re told for the one hour and 40 minutes that he was in there, he pled the fifth more than 100 times to the questions that were asked of him by the january 6 select committee. this doesn t really come as a surprise. clark has been facing a criminal contempt referral by the committee. and right before they were set to vote on it by the entire house, he informed them that he was planning to plead the fifth. the question now is how does the committee handle that criminal contempt referral. representative zoe lofgren suggested they offer him an immunity de
good evening again. topping this hour of 360 what the house january 6 committee could be learning or not from two aides from the former president. and jeffrey clark, who the former president hoped to make the top law enforcement official. joining us with what we know about today s testimony is ryan nobles at the capitol. jeffrey clark testified. what do we know? well, he testified, anderson, meaning he was in the room, but he didn t answer too many questions. we re told for the one hour and 40 minutes he was in there, he plead the fifth more than 100 times for the questions asked of him by the january 6 select committee. this doesn t really come as a surprise. clark has been facing a criminal contempt referral by the committee. and right before they were set to vote on it by the entire house, he informed them that he was planning to plead the fifth. the question now is how does the committee handle that criminal contempt referral. representative zoe lofgren who is a membe
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