that january six committee today released dozen more transcripts from its interviews with witnesses. these interviews are revealing even more about what went on in the days leading up to the deadly capitol attack, including in this latest batch of transcripts are depositions from ginni thomas, wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas, trump aide and longtime secret service official tony ornato, trump s son-in-law and senior aide jared kushner, and rudy giuliani, who led the ridiculously attempt to overturn the 2020 election. ginni thomas told the committee she never spoke with her husband about any of the legal challenges to the 2020 election. she did confirm, though, that the supreme court justice is the best friend that she referenced in her text today than trump chief of staff mark meadows. and she told investigators she regretted texting trump s chief of staff meadows, about you know, having a coup. tony ornato told the panel the first time here the story about trump
and healthy new years eve. we are continuing to follow the breaking news out of the vatican. pope benedict the 16th has died at the age of 95. the vatican says the retired pope passed away early this morning. his funeral will be held on january 5th in st. peters square. presided over by pope francis. that is the man who became leader of the catholic church after benedict resigned from the role in 2013. msnbc looks back on his life and legacy. it was a resignation that shocked the catholic church. pope benedict, less than eight years after his election, he became the first pope and seven centuries to voluntarily retire. he said that he lacked the strength of mind and body to do the job. he felt like he was being prevented from being the pope in a way that he felt the pope should be present for the people of god. he was born joseph rat singer in wartime germany. in the deeply catholic weijia bavaria. he and his brother george people became priests. both eventually landed
legendary catchphrase were steady guests in american living rooms across multiple generations, from the old to the young. they tell me that they schedule their classes so they can watch the price is right. bob barker! reporter: barker was a television staple, hosting the price is right for 35 years. here is the first item up for bids. reporter: he began his career in radio and shot to tv stardom as host of truth or consequences in 1956. bob barker saying good-bye. hope all your consequences are happy. reporter: bob barker was born robert william barker in 1923 in darrington, washington, but spent part of his childhood on a south dakota indian reservation. his destiny may have been sealed as early as high school, where he met his first and only wife, dorothy jo, as he told deborah roberts in 2007. and i finally got the opportunity to do an audience participation show. dorothy jo heard it. when i got home she said, that s what you should do.
i think everyone would like to be an oak tree. it s very strong and very pretty. this is the only time i ever asked that question. anytime any reviewer wants to put me down they say oh barbara walters with her what kind of a tree. in 1997 she went to daytime and start of the view, now a television staple that survives her. i always wanted to do a show with different generations of women with different backgrounds and different principalities and that s what we did. when she announced she would be retiring from television, she did it with a nod to her own legacy as the nation s first anchorwoman. i ve had an amazing career, beyond anything i could ever have imagined. and i hope i may also have inspired other women to make television and most of all i want to say to all of you have been watching me for so many years and who have traveled the same road that i have traveled with me, we ve been together a long time. my cup runneth over. i thank you, thank you, thank you.
this is the only time that i asked that question. anytime interviewer once put me down, they asked me what kind of tree i am. looking at this she started the view. it is now a television staple that survives her. there were different generations of women and different backgrounds. she announced that she would be retiring. she did it with a nod to hurricane legacy. i did anything beyond what i could ever imagine. i hope that i inspired other women to make television. i want to say the 12 you have been watching me for many years. you have traveled the same role that i have traveled. we have been together for a long time. thank you. thank you. she left the view in 2014. she said she was retiring.