Things back together? it looks like it, yes. got bags of pieces of documents and or something like that. i don t know all the details. but, you know, it s not the way you re supposed to act, but small surprise. you know, the former president acted in many ways that were not the way presidents are required to act. and quickly, before we go. there was talk a couple weeks ago of potential outtakes of that video trump taped january 6th. any update on that? do outtakes exist or ruled out they don t exist? i can t give you an update on that yet but i will say that volumes of materials continue to flow in to the committee from the archives and it s very important. it s a lot of stuff. we did ask that additional staff be put on the job, and i think the archives have stepped up
The question of the biden administration s vaccine mandates for large employers and health care workers. so the court can act fast if it wants to. the question is number one, will it agree to hear the president s appeal? that s the first question. and secondly, if it does, how quickly will it decide it? we don t know the answers yet. jackie, you report the committee is particularly interested in, quote, why it took so long for him to call his supporters to stand down. an area of inquiry that includes obtaining several versions of a video trump reportedly recorded before finally releasing a message 187 minutes after he told his supporters to march on the capitol during the rally that preceded the attack. what is the committee chairman saying about this? yeah. lindsey, my colleague and i had a long and wide ranging conversation with the chairman earlier this week about where what the committee has done so far and where they are going. and in that conversation, the most interesting
You have been in the map room. you both have been in the map room. it s where fdr tracked the progress of world war ii. they transformed it into an operations center for the campaign. and you see them looking distraught after first looking so happy, distraught as the election results start to turn sour. this points to the fact that there is a photographer there. the photographs belong to the u.s. taxpayers. they are part of the document request that congress has made, part of this fight over executive privilege. and could be quite illuminating, the photos and obviously the outtakes of the video trump shot the evening of january 6th when he told the rioters to go home but also said how much he loved them and how special they were. yes, there s a lot more than just documents at stake here. there is potentially visual evidence about what was going
Are we going to have a democracy or not? and what i m saying is that if republicans can win elections in 2022, that is going to set the stage for a republican coup in 2024 that could well be more successful than the one they attempted in 2020. and really the only way to prevent that from happening is to vote for democrats at all levels in state lengislatures, governors house. i m saying that as somebody who is not a democrat. i have disagreements with democrats on a number of issues, but i think right now all small d democrats have to unite and support big d democrats to safeguard our democracy from increasingly authoritarian republican party that donald trump is leading. laura, abc s jonathan karl is revealing new details about the video trump posted to twitter hours into the insurrection where he said the election was
The cion by president biden to turn over confidential white house documents to the house committee investigating january 6th may shed light into what trump, his aides, and members of his family were up to. one thing certain to be of interest to the committee is related to the controversial video trump released more than two hours after the capitol was breached. trump told his supporters to go home, but he also praised them. we love you. you are very special. reporter: in reporting for my upcoming book, betrayal: the final act of the trump show, sources told me that trump recorded multiple takes of that video that were deemed unacceptable by his aides because he praised the rioters. but he didn t tell them to go home. those outtakes, i m told, were videotaped by white house photographers, and are government property, and would provide insight into trump s state of mind on that day. trump has vowed to fight to keep such documents secret, citing executive privilege. biden disagrees.