is that even though so much has been looked at, a steady drip of what we know might be the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the ex-president s efforts to overturn the election result. the latest bombshell coming from conspiracy theorist, alex jones, who was at the capitol on january 6th. during his broadcast monday, he said he took the fifth more than 100 times in his interview with the select committee. politico reports on what jones referred to as the quote, unofficial testimony that he delivered on his show, quote, jones described the questions the committee asked him about his contacts with gop fund-raiser, carolyn wren. who he described as a liaison for logistics relating to trump s rally. quote, my contact for the fifth and sixth was carolyn wrenn, he said. all this comes as focus by the committee on recently revealed plans to get the u.s. military to seize voting machines. plans that resulted in an executive order being crafted. one that was not signed and ultimatel
complete with a noose, gallows, and countless confederate flags. now while some have had a racial reckoning after george floyd s death in 2020, the insurrection was a glaring warning that a significant portion of our country is threatened by an america no longer powered by white dominance, and one that takes accountability for our history there it is. cue the upwar over critical race theory, which is not taught anywhere, for the record. this is leading to a reality where white parents are trying to ban books about real american history that does not feed a fairy tale. and while we did see some signs of justice this year with george floyd and ahmaud arbery and daunte wright s killers convicted, at the same time, kyle rittenhouse, who killed two people, is being celebrated as the latest hero of the right wing extremists, including those serving in congress. it s part of a larger vitriol we re seeing in american politics. it s gotten so bad that a father thought it was appropria
about what went into it. forces going after the leader of isis, aka haji abdullah. it sent a strong message to terrorists around the world. we will come after you and find you. the helicopters approached the compound in the middle of the night. according to officials, once on the ground special forces warned civilians to clear out. he then blew himself up, killing his wife and children. a tenant one floor below killed special forces. toward the end of the two-hour operation, two members of the al qaeda affiliate were killed by u.s. forces. they had to keep one of their helicopters on the ground for mechanical failures. there were combatants. that wasn t the plan. this raid was the biggest u.s. operation in syria since the one that killed abu bakr al ba baghdadi, the original terrorist. in march 2020, the state department labeled him a specially designated global terrorist with a $10 million reward. he was responsible for the recent brutal attack on the prison in north
the thanks he gets? five days to find half a billion in cash. his friends aren t stepping up. i just think they don t think they ll get their money back. tonight is the new york ag threatens to seize buildings. new reports of desperation and rage as time runs out. do you have any sense of whether or not the appellate division is sympathetic to this argument and what their time frame might be to respond to it? because five days is not that much time. and congressman on turning the tables at today s impeachment hearing. there was also other people that were doing the bidding for the russian people in congress, like senator ron johnson. like congressman pete sessions that is here right now. plus, the latest on the desperation in gaza, as republicans host netanyahu. and our series continues. are you better off now than you were four years ago? what do you say to american who s are watching you right now who are scared? i say you are a terrible reporter. that s w
been talking to the special counsel, and jack smith responds to trump team s efforts to delay the documents trial. also tonight, how conservative republicans managed to attach restrictions on abortion access to a key defense bill, and what that could do to the chances of getting it through congress. later, without being able the say who left a pact of cocaine in the west wing, the secret service still says case closed. why? good evening. jack smith decides to charge the former president for his role in trying to overturn the election, being able to show his intent will be critical. and showing a ten could hinge on whether or not he believed he had won. tonight there is new evidence that smith is thinking along those lines, and is looking for evidence for people who know or heard him indicate he d lost. jared kushner and hope hicks have both gone before the grand jury, and some of the questions asked was whether the former president was told he lost the election. other mem