something he sees as part of a pattern of democrats trying to turn him against former president trump. here s one of the member of committee said about that very report just a few hours ago. we would just like him to come in and share with us what he knows, he knows what s right for the country. he knows what happened in the election, he knows the pressure of the campaign he was under. i think it ll be of service to the country by talking about. but he also knows there s a political cost that comes with that. i hope he makes the right decision. the price president has very material testimony, and we hope to do the right thing. in new news that is no surprise, republican congressman jim jordan now signaling he may not comply with the committees requests for voluntary interview. about what he was doing on the six. lee esther de jordan s and the committee a lengthy letter, saying in part quote, this request is far outside the bounds of any legitimate inquiry. he called it an
district attorney s office in georgia, is important stuff to put it mildly. that means they are in there, making their arguments about why he should not be criminally charged. yes, there s nothing that we can read, there s nothing that we can extrapolate directly. we can t say, this definitely means the investigation is at this, pointer that this is going to happen in the investigation, or this is not. but to the extent that the president s lawyers, have a lot to deal with right now given nine pending civil suits against him for january six. plus all the legal stuff that s happening with this business, all this stuff, for them to be taking in-person meetings, with this prosecutor s office, in december which is when we know at least one of these meetings happened. that is news, and it means that this might be a more concrete worry to them than we had previously understood. we will have neil conte all join us in a moment, i m going to hand him, that i m going to hand him yo
Sydney 40, against tonight s last word. the 11th hour starts now. good evening, i m stephanie ruhle. day 356 of the biden administration. tonight there is a new sign that the january six committee may be having trouble, convincing former vice president mike prince to cooperate. the panel has indicated it s moving closer to asking pence to appear voluntarily. the new york times now reporting, pence is quote, increasingly delusion with the idea of voluntary cooperation. he s told aides that the committee has taken a sharp partisan turn. by openly considering the potential for criminal referrals to the justice department, about mr. trump and others. the times ads, pence has grown annoyed that the committee is publicly signaling that it has secured a greater degree of cooperation from his top aides, than it actually has.