significant subpoenas by the january 6th select committee showing a clear determination on their part to march swiftly towards justice for the individuals and forces behind those. the leaders who played a role in the violence on that day in what appears to be premeditation of those events. the proud boys, the oath keepers and its president, and the first amendment and its chairman, robert patrick lewis. that s an organization that provided security at multiple rallies leading up to january 6th that amplified the president s baseless claim that the election was stolen. bennie thompson sums it up, quote, the select committee seeking information from individuals and organizations reportedly involved with the planning of the attack with the violent mob that stormed the capitol on january 6th or with efforts to overturn the results. we believe the organizations we subpoenaed today have relevant information about how violence erupted at the capitol and the preparation leading up to
it s monday. big week ahead. good morning, everyone. we re so glad you re here. welcome back. thanks for having me. how was your week? it was good. it was good. what did i miss? lots of news. nothing. yeah. there ll be lots of news this well. let s start with five things to know. this morning, twice-indicted former president trump is bracing for potentially more charges, but it s not hurting his polling. look at this. a new york times siena poll shows him with a dominating lead. 54% of likely republican voters picking trump. and a mar-a-lago maintenance work set to appear in court. carlos de la vera is reported to tell another maintenance work that trump wanted the security footage deleted. we re learning that trump s leadership pac spent $40 million on legal fees since start of the year. an american nurse and her child kidnapped in haiti. they were abducted from the campus of a christian humanitarian organization. now the state department says they re in to
de oliveira. carlos de oliveira was added as a defendant in the case today in a superseding indictment which added nine new criminal charges, some of which apply only to one of the individual defendants, some of light all of them, and they re all now accused of participating in a conspiracy to obstruct justice directed by donald trump. the new defendant, carlos de oliveira, is a trump employee working in maintenance and on trump s florida residents. the three person conspiracy described in the superseding indictment tried to recruit a fourth person to the conspiracy. they failed. and because they failed, we now know what really happened in donald trump s criminal conspiracy to possess and conceal classified government documents. on page 38 of today s superseding indictment, the purpose of the conspiracy is described. quote, the purpose of the conspiracy was for trump to keep classified documents he had taken with him from the white house and to hide and conceal them from a fe
charges, some of which apply only to one of the individual defendants, some of light all of them, and they re all now accused of participating in a conspiracy to obstruct justice directed by donald trump. the new defendant, carlos de oliveira, is a trump employee working in maintenance and on trump s florida residents. the three person conspiracy described in the superseding indictment tried to recruit a fourth person to the conspiracy. they failed. and because they failed, we now know what really happened in donald trump s criminal conspiracy to possess and conceal classified government documents. on page 38 of today s superseding indictment, the purpose of the conspiracy is described. quote, the purpose of the conspiracy was for trump to keep classified documents he had taken with him from the white house and to hide and conceal them from a federal grand jury. donald j trump, walt t nauta and carlos de oliveira are now charged with participating in that conspiracy, a conspi
government of benjamin netanyahu and also the way that netanyahu has conducted himself since the they waved the law through. one of the things that s aggravating is the interview that benjamin netanyahu gave to our wolf blitzer who seemingly netanyahu would not commit whether or not he would abide by a supreme court verdict if israel s supreme court shoots down the law that was okayed on monday. so as you can see, a lot of people still coming out, a lot of people still extremely angry. we know the supreme court is going to hear the petitions against that law come september. the folks we re speaking to say they believe that they need to keep the pressure up. out here on the street, they need to show they re willing to come out, show their anger and show they re coming out in force to make sure the government understands that a lot of people in this country are against this judicial overhaul the government has planned. fred pleitgen, we ll leave it there, thank you so much, i