buddies and allies to overturn the 2020 election. as we reported on this program at this hour yesterday, mark short, he s of course the former chief of staff to former vice president mike pence, testified before a d.c. grand jury last week. now according to new multiple reports, we also know that a second senior pence aide also testified. that would be greg jacob, pence s legal counsel. both men, of course, had a front row seat to the extraordinary pressure campaign on mike pence by trump and his allies, people like john eastman, to get pence to stop the certification of president joe biden s election victory on january 6th. wall street journal reports these stunning details about their testimony. quote, one area of interest to prosecutors was a january 4th, 2021, oval office meeting where conservative lawyer john eastman pushed pence in trump s presence to either reject the electoral votes outright or suspend the proceedings and asked several state legislatures to re-examine
don t wait, scan the code now and ask about the bosley guarantee z is central. today. and second easter it s tuesday, june 18 right now on cnn this morning president biden is preparing to take executive action to protect hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants from deportation vladimir putin visiting north korea to meet with kim jong-un, a us deeply concerned about their motives and the surgeon general colin for warning labels on social media, apps, just like cigarettes and alcohol 6:00 a.m. here in washington. and here s a live look at the white house. morning, everyone. manu raju in for kasie hunt. it s great to be here with you today. now, today, president biden, using the power of his pen to dramatically alter the immigration landscape. he ll be announcing a sweeping executive action shielding undocumented spouses us citizens from deportation and allowing them to work legally in the country while they seek citizenship. now the policy applies to people who
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and present danger in the view of conservative judge mike ludig, to the country? i m going to go back to and re-emphasize something i said earlier. mike pence anybody that has known him and watched him i have. i met him and talked to him over 20 years. he is not a person you would put on the top ten banner of courage. because he exercised courage for 12 1/2 minutes on one day doing his constitutional duty doesn t make him different than what he is. i think mike pence today is same thing i think that happened to jeb bush and other republicans in 2016, is they have no idea what the republican party fundamentally is. it s not a conservative party anymore. it s not a group of conservatives who believe in full conservatism. that s gone. donald trump wasn t a conservative. mike pence i think trying to act the part of an old conservative