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history from the fringe. >> he could turn his tongue black as though he were possessed. >> to making a fortune. >> the truth doesnt really matter. its like a far right qvc. >> threatening american democracy. >> 1776! 1776! >> through exclusive footage -- >> im donald trump now. >> interviews with former employees. >> we made up the stories. we lied. >> alex will not stop. >> his victims -- >> every day i get a death threat. >> and those trying to stop him. >> how would you describe him...

former president donald trump was at the center of an attempted coup. plus, the president of uk ukraine pleads for a modern defense system as russia pummels the country. we are live with more. it is being called an important step in the right direction. a bipartisan group of u.s. senators say they have reached an agreement, in principle, on gun safety legislation. the deal includes more funding for things like mental health and school safety resources. a so-called red flag provision ...

>> im jake tapper. aides say this second hearing will drill down on evidence that president trump knew he lost the election but spread false claims of fraud anyway, ignoring court rulings, ignoring the will of the american people. lead-off witness, bill stepien, who has firsthand knowledge about what trump knew about the election numbers. stepien tells cnn he is appearing under subpoena. also testifying today, former fox digital content director chris stirewalt. he was fired after his ...

now its an improper purpose based on what we heard from hershman saying the only thing i want to hear from you is orderly transition. if you dont do that, youre improperly there. you have a case, but theres still work to be done. cheney talked about the eastman memo, the notion of who was in the house? who was in the room where it happened to say this is what were going to do. the conjuring moment of figuring out what to do next. i think that might be the piece that is most lacking, bu...

we told him, the group that went over there outlined, you know, my belief in chances for success at this point. my belief was that it was very, very -- 5% to 10% is not a good optimistic outlook. >> the committee then showed how former president trump continued to embrace allegations of fraud, going against his white house lawyers, who told him that accusations were baseless were not substantial enough to make a difference in the election outcome. the justice department even told him t...

at pnc private bank, well help you take care of the how. so tell us - whats your why? ♪ top of a brand new hour on cnn newsroom, good to have you. im victor blackwell. we begin with the latest case from the january 6th house committee that donald trump held a key role in the insurrection at the capitol. at its second hearing, the committee kept pounding, the proof that trump refused to listen to the truth that he lost the 2020 election, and not from democrats but from his own peopl...

taming inflation. the very thing that is weighing on the u.s. economy. the worry, of course, is that the fed could tighten too much and plunge the u.s. economy into a recession. its really a delicate walk for the federal reserve, but at this point, the market wants to see the fed try to get out ahead of this because many believe the fed has been behind the curve for so long. >> alison kosik, thanks so much. >> turning to our politics lead and the january 6th committee laying out damnin...

headed near a pride event that was happening here at this park and in other parts of downtown here in this town. and they said, you know, they had riot gear with them, including shields and smoke bombs and some weapons, although not firearms. the men were apparently standing outside of the truck when someone spotted them. they all had the same clothes on, so someone said they looked like a little bit of an army, according to a witness. thats how police were alerted that they were in to...

grammar school is a former formal school. this was manifested in -- masters. >> please stand up straight. >> corporate punishment was regularly applied. was administered using jim slippers, which were given familiar names. it increased the mystique around them. >> he had to wear a proper school uniform. black suit, black socks, white trousers -- >> in 1971, i moved and in english literature that was a voice sitting next to me. he was identifying with giovanni di stefano. he was always...

[inaudible] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> grammar school is a former formal school. this was manifested in -- masters. >> please stand up straight. >> corporate punishment was regularly applied. was administered using jim slippers, which were given familiar names. it increased the mystique around them. >> he had to wear a proper school uniform. black suit, black socks, white trousers -- >> in 1971, i moved and in english literature that was a voice sitting next to me. he was identifying w...