just happened over 17 months ago. the hype is big. republican member adam kinzinger says the committee s findings will, quote, change history, but larks, particularly democrats, have a long history of over-promising and under-delivering. the mueller report, impeachment trials, often pointed out by skeptics. in fact we re already getting a preview. this is new video released to abc news that was taken on january 6th. it shows intense new scenes of the violence from inside the mob. it was shot by a documentaryian embedded with the proud boys. he will be a witness tonight we have known since day one. president trump urged the mob to march on the capitol and fight like hell. so what else can they tell us that we don t already know? will new evidence lead to new charges for the people involved? how do you engage the american people when roughly half the country says, they want to forget about the insurrection and just move on? i want to bring in nbc s capitol hill correspondent al
know, the triplex apartment in trump to youish on fifth avenue. mr. trump represented that his apartments spanned more than 30,000 square feet, which was the basis for valuing the apartment. in reality, the apartment had an area of less than 11,000 square feet, misthat mr. trump was well aware of. based on that inflated square footage, the value of the apartment in 2015, in 2016, was $327 million. to this date, no apartment in new york city has ever sold to close to that amount. tripling the size of the apartment for purposes of the valuation was intentional and deliberate fraud, not an honest mistake. mr. trump was intimately familiar with layout of both the building and the apartment
0 arbiters. poppy, despite the pressure from gop officials, there s no sign that card companies will back down at this point. it s a really significant change, and we ll watch it closely. matt egan, thank you for highlighting it for us. thanks for joining us today. we ll see you back here tomorrow morning. i m poppy harlow. i m jim scuitto, president biden will speak in minutes. our coverage continues with kate bolduan right now. hello, everyone. at this hour, we are moments away from a major speech from president biden, speaking before the united nations general assembly any minute in and out. we see the president entering the u.n. this morning, the who you says the they need to do more to support ukraine and firmly rebuke russia for its unprovoked war. biden s speech comes at a very interesting time. it s just hours after vladimir putin announced he s calling up 300,000 reservists, more troops to fight in ukraine s war. noteworthy as his remarks come after a string of humilia
all these things american people are focused on, so when you talk about saving democracy, that s a harder sell, misthat these democrats and republicans on this committee have to counteract. we ll see if they re able to do that. let s talk about mike pence. we have mark short, one of his very close allies and aides, continues to talk with this committee. what we are told is if for mike pence, he is a central figure, he s the one person that said no. had he gone along with donald trump, we might have had a different conversation.
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