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like something is going on in the news today, doesnt this remind me of something else? yes, it does, something that might seem unprecedented, like weve never faced something like this before in the news. it turns out more often than it, it does have an antecedent in history. the very first episode dropped today. it is about something thats very much like january 6th that happened before. i would have more to say about this later on this hour. but chris is right, its just drop. today we...

you on mondays anymore. how come youre here? >> you know, there is stuff going on. thought it would be good to be in the chair today. can i say i listened to your debut deja news today which i loved. >> thank you very much. >> fantastic stuff. i had actually read something a little while ago. very brief about that episode. and loved it. anyway people should check it out. >> thank you very much first of all. very kind of you to say. i should credit you actually because it was an intervi...

i had actually read something a little while ago. very brief about that episode. and loved it. anyway people should check it out. >> thank you very much first of all. very kind of you to say. i should credit you actually because it was an interview with a journalist and historian on your podcast which in part got isaac and i really interested in that topic. it is what put it on the table for us to consider as one of our episodes. >> i love that. >> so you were part of the inspiration f...

about rinvoq. learn how abbvie can help you save. explosive testimony today about what trump and those close to him knew heading into the insurrection. aide to former white house chief of staff publicly testifying trump was told his supporters were armed but said theyre not here to hurt me. cnn ryan nobles has more. >> from the moment she was sworn in, cat hssidy hutchinson made clear she had much to share. >> the first moment i remember feeling scared. and nervous for what could hap...

rights. on monday, donald trump was called to the stand to testify in a 250 million dollar civil fraud trial, that could break up his entire familys business empire. predictably, he was combative as a witness. he often gave long winded responses, and he avoided answering questions directly. instead, he took the opportunity to disparage laetitia james, the attorney general who brought the lawsuit, and arthur engoron, the judge presiding over the case who had ot punishment against the co...

A recap of the days news. Another cohenrelated problem out today, New York State tax authorities want to talk to Michael Cohen about the Trump Foundation. The states Attorney General sued the president and his three oldest children, accusing the charity and the trump family of sweeping violations of Campaign Finance laws, selfdealing and illegal coordination with the president ial campaign. No one knows where the next legal blow will land. Already facing many years in prison after yesterdays ver...

A recap of the days news. That is a lot to get to in one hour. I want to bring in a man who can make sense all of this. He know pwaoutz white house under siege. Dan rather the host of tvs the big interview. Im grateful to be here. Before we get to the stuff we had ready for you. Is this madness . Well, it is a kind of madness and what goes through my mind with events of the last 24 to 48 hours with cohen and manafort is president Abraham Lincoln had his team of rivals and trump had his flock of ...

His name was spiro agnew facing a 40-count criminal felony indictment in 1973. >> because of these tactics which have been employed against me, because small and fearful men have been frightened into furnishing evidence against me, they have perjured themselves in many cases its my understanding, i will not resign if indicted. i will not resign if indicted. >> the crowd goes wild. "the washington post" and "new york times" headlines page a-1 in both papers the next day. "agnew declares he will n...

Through ineptness and blunder prevented the successful prosecution of high crime figures because of wiretapping errors. he needs me to reinstate his reputation as a tough and courageous and hard nosed prosecutor. im not going to fall down and be his victim. i assure you. [ applause ] >> these corrupt and incompetent justice department officials using me for political purposes, using me because they need me for their own purposes. that was 1973. people say now, wow. weve never had a president try...

Significant by congress since the senate watergate investigation of 1973. because she put the president in a criminal conspiracy. she made it clear that for the white house the violence on capitol hill on january 6 was premeditated. she made it clear that people around the president were trying to get him to stop the violence. we have wanted now since january 6 to understand those critical hours. when the very small group of capitol police officers were trying to protect those who were protectin...