going to be with them. now, as it turned out, that didn t occur, although clearly he very much wanted to go to the capitol himself. the secret service said today in a statement that the committee didn t ask secret service witnesses to respond to ms. hutchinson s testimony prior to yesterday s hearing. given that the committee knew what she was going to say, was it a mistake not to ask the secret service about it before she said it publicly? well, she was under oath. and you know, all she did was recount a report that was given to her. she wasn t in the car. and she told us under oath that mr. orr na toe relayed the story to her. if the secret service wants to come in under oath and say that they didn t tell her that or what they told her wasn t true, that s fine. but it misses the main point, which is no one s denying that
and you know, all she did was recount a report that was given to her. she wasn t in the car. and she told us under oath that mr. ornato relayed the story to her. if the secret service wants to come in under oath and say that they didn t tell her that or what they told her wasn t true, that s fine. but it misses the main point, which is no one s denying that the president wanted to go up to the capitol where these this armed mob was attacking the congress and trying to overturn the election. that is that is the main point, shocking as the story about the limousine lurch was. the real legal import was that he wanted to go up there, and nobody is disputing that. previously had mr. engel or any other member of the detail testified before the committee, and had they been asked specifically about what happened on that morning? well, i don t have a photographic memory from the reading the transcripts.
lieutenant governor john fetterman. mr. fetterman s still recovering from that stroke he suffered in the waning dayses of the campaign last month, and he has since revealed some other health issues. alexis mcadams is here with the latest. reporter: hi, eric. yeah, we ll get to those health issues in just a second. the mccormick called dr. oz to congratulate him, but it s important to point out this recount a s still going, and it s going to taxpayers, eric, more than a million dollars. here s thest look at that recount happening right now, it s expected to hopefully wrap up by june 8th. so we ll see. the race for senate republican nominee for senate is moving forward, david mccormick has now conceded to dr. mehmet oz, a well known celebrity tv doctor. oz had a lead of fewer than 1,000 votes just before that recount. this win does secure another spot for a candidate endorsed by former president donald trump.
this in fact is what makes america great. trump called the recount a jill stein scam to raise money and she did raise a reported $7 million. fox news has reported that $1 million of that went to consultants, staff, and administrative costs. jill stein claims every dollar went towards cost associated with the recounts. martha: thank you very much. joining me now exclusively jill stein, former green party presidential candidate. welcome. good to have you with us tonight. it s great to be with you, martha. martha: the first question is in the era where we are investigating everything russia, you said you have turned over four of the categories that they asked asked you for, why not be fully transparent and hand over everything that you have if you have nothing to fear? writes, we are not using the fifth amendment. when you take the fifth is because you have something that could be used to incriminate