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Presidential story and former director of the nixon presidential library tin if tally. timothy naftali. thank you, its been a while since weve seen each other in person. >> thank you, how are you. >> thank you so much for joining us. just like the watergate investigation and i talked to john dean about this, and others, he had the missing tapes, this investigation has missing white house call logs, diary entries on the sixth, the committee filled in some of that, but the gaps themselves are they...

Said to her were going to get charged with every crime in the book. i would want to know who else did you say that to? mark meadows, donald trump, et cetera. >> did pat cipollone corroborate what cassidy hutchinson said, you know, how does he back that up? it seems like the committee might be saving that. and i think most people do agree that pat cipollone testified for several hours behind closed doors, there is likely more he has to say and it is notable given he was the attorney at the center...

Deliberately chose not to intervene while the capital was under siege. they want to make the case that this was not a spontaneous attack, but instead a predictable outcome that was fueled by trump. to complete that picture, aides confirmed that in addition to trump, the committee will also address the conduct of close aides who enable the presidents action that day. including of course, his chief of staff, his former chief of staff, mark meadows. the hearing will reportedly also feature new clip...

January 6th? >> its my understanding he was watching television. [ inau [ inaudible ] >> yes. >> and this is really all building on what the committee is trying to prove, that president trump was intent on letting that violence continue. when they likely referred us to the doj as they hinted they will, thats what prosecutors would need if they were to ever charge trump, proof that he acted intentionally, conspired to obstruct congress. we expect to see more video clips like this, and more from w...

From now, the house committee investigating the january 6th attack will return to prime time television to deliver the finale in a series of eight public hearings, but hardly, hardly the last well see this year. the tension will be on donald trumps -- 87 minutes of inaction, the time period in which the committee said trump deliberately chose not to intervene while the capital was under siege. they want to make the case that this was not a spontaneous attack, but instead a predictable outcome th...

Really interesting. he is called that a partisan witchhunt, the former attorney general, william barr, we have seen clips from his daughter, he found trump, as well. other members of his team, but he has taken effect, so hes not answering any of the questions. one of the key things that i think really stood out was testimony from a former aide, kassidy hatch and had portrayed how donald trump had tried to force a security detail to drive him to the capital to join the rioters. we will hear a lit...

Intervene while the capitol was under siege. they want to make the case that this was not a spontaneous attack, but instead a predictable outcome that was fueled by trump. now to complete that picture, aides confirm that in in addition to trump, the committee will also address the conduct of close aides who enabled the presidents actions that day, including his former chief of staff mark meadows. the hearing will reportedly also feature new clips of trump, white house counsel pat cipollone, desc...

National security adviser and also the former deputy press secretary, sarah matthews, we have already seen clips of them throughout some of the hearings, pre—recorded evidence in the form of audio and video, but also we have seen some live testimonies. those are the two main people we are expected to hear from, main people we are expected to hearfrom, and main people we are expected to hear from, and they are key because both of them re—signed very quickly after those riots happened onjanuar...

Look with what donald trump was doing, with whom he was talking and what he knew of the unfolding riot at the capitol in real time. it is going to focus on the infamous 187 minutes, a little over three ours, from near the end of trump answer speech ur urging rally goers to head to the capitol and the video in which he told supporters to leave the capitol and go home after the deadly attack was well under way and blood had already been spilled. the panel also is expected to share outtakes from tr...

Heres a moment from that speech. >> i would like to begin by addressing the heinous attack on the united states capitol. like all americans, i am outraged by the violence, lawlessness and mayhem. >> raskin told cnn these clips will show trump having a lot of difficulty recording the speech in terms of he didnt want to condemn what happened, he wouldnt say that the election was fair. do you think this could be a big deal? >> absolutely. he didnt want to condemn what was happening because theyre h...