that this guy, who was a stunt man, and was one of the huge of in the 1970s, just throws unfathomable to. me let s so wall written, it s a page turner. it s an exciting story. this is fun. if it s fun for, me hopefully it will be fun for the. raider all the demons are, here congratulations. thank you so much anderson, i appreciate. it all the demons are, here it s out tomorrow, and it is a really great read. it is a big night, here not just because of jake s, book what is the promise of the source with killing, collins all be watching. with the very best wishes from everyone here at three, 60 here is the sourc e the potential rival will join. plus, playing politics with the military. one single senator is so determined to make a point of abortion. blocking the pentagon s most senior promotions. that republican is here with me in just moments. also tonight, i have new reporting inside on donald trump s thinking regarding the special counsel january 6th probe. i am ka
witnessed on and around january 6th last year were the tipping point for her. she described feeling frustrated and disappointed and disgusted with the president s apparent approval of the violence as the capital was being overrun but for the most part, we should probably stop looking for big shifts in public opinion about donald trump in reaction to new information. politically, americans seem pretty set in their opinions about him, but opinions aren t everything. there s actually this interesting pesky little thing called the law. and on that front, there s a noticeable shift happening today in one area. there s a real insignificant shift under way in analysis about whether donald trump might now, as a result of all of this new information, actually be prosecuted for his role in january 6th. people who thought that would never happen today awoke today thinking it just might and perhaps more likely than not and that shift is happening where it matters, inside the justice depa
testify. unfortunately, however, you have declined to cooperate with us further. we are left with no choice but to issue you this subpoena. now, as for the justice department, we know it has its own wide-ranging january 6th investigation go under way. issuing a flurry of subpoenas and key figures in the scheme trump and his allies engaged in to try to overturn the 2020 election. we don t know how close that investigation is to donald trump himself but we are learning tonight that yesterday s block buster testimony may have changed the calculus inside the justice department about how strong a case they may actually have against the former president. joining us now is david rowe, the executive editor of the new yorker.com, he s got some new reporting on deliberations inside the justice department, regarding charging donald trump. he s also the author, most
audits, he s getting nowhere with kemp, he s getting nowhere with raffensperger, he s getting nowhere with the u.s. attorney. so use the department of justice. use jeffrey clark to draft a letter to georgia s governor and legislative leaders. writing, at this time we have identified significant concerns that may have impacted the outcome of the election in multiple states including the state of georgia. now, just to be abundantly clear, that is a lie. it s all lies. but in the absence of anyone else willing to go along with a lie, he gets jeffrey clark at doj. and clark wanted to use the legitimacy of the department of justice to disseminate the lie, to stamp it with doj letterhead, to give it it to georgia s top lawmakers and say maybe you should call a special session to send in your electors. to pressure them to throw out the results of a democratic election and install the loser over the winner. it s the same scheme trump would mention in that phone call to brian kemp. now, of co
clear, that is a lie. it s all lies. but in the absence of anyone else willing to go along with a lie, he gets jeffrey clark at doj. clark wanted to use the legitimaty of the department of justice to disseminate that lie, to stamp it with doj letterhead, give it to georgia s top lawmaker and say maybe you should call a special session and sending your electors. to pressure them to throw out the results of a democratic election and install the loser over the winner. it s the same scheme trump would mention in that phone call to brian kemp. now, of course none of this works. he tries every link in the chain. and with the clock ticking down to the final 48 hours before the electoral votes will be counted on january 6th, with every court in the land having dismissed the allegations of voter fraud as completely baseless, with every single audit that has been undertaken showing the election was free and fair, with