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Because, in 1960, one he left the white house. and he did not use john eastmans theory to try to deliver the election to himself, as a vice president. anyway. bob woodward, carl bernstein, great to have you. here thank you so. much our coverage continues with the man you connect to the review of capitol security for congress, in the wake of january. six retired lieutenant general russell on, right giving tuesday conclusions. and offering insight on what must be done to prevent this from ever hap...

And everybody that has worked in the doj knows thats ridiculous, and so congress has come paoeupled a really important investigative document. if you are doj you are interested in all of the evidence, and the legal conclusions you draw from the evidence and most importantly decisions on whether to indict and what crimes to indict and who to indict, those will be made independently by the special counsel. >> mike pence saying this yesterday, he hopes the doj understands, quote, the magnitude if t...

A special prosecutor to overlook the investigation. there have been concerns, from the attorney general, said that there was a conflict of interest, notjust with this investigation, the department of justice is also investigating the raid on the mar—a—lago home over the summer. they are investigating that as well. i can�*t comment on exactly the timeline of the department of justice or what point they will come up justice or what point they will come up with their conclusions. what the com...

2020 election and knew it. but he chose to try to stay in office through a multipart scheme to overturn the results and block the transfer of power. in the end, he summoned a mob to washington and knowingly, they were armed and angry, pointed them to the capital and told them to fight like hell. there is no doubt about this. this afternoon, my colleagues will present our key findings, reminding you of some of the information we presented in earlier hearings and telling you how it fits in our bro...

Georgia or arizona or if you put enough pressure on the department of justice or the vice president, he could change the results of the election. the second part is the violence that happened. the insurrection, the idea that his words and his tweet messages got the mob violence and they marched on the capital and engaged in violence. that is the idea here. brilliantjob of laying out what happened, and excellent performance in eliciting all the evidence that we have seen over these many months. w...

Theyre viewing facts in the most aggressive way that they can as they move forward with their investigation. what they wont do, though, is except the committees legal conclusions as their own. where doj will assert itself will be in the inferences it draws from the evidence that the committee puts in front of it. john, i looked at the executive summary, and saw my version, 161 pages in total. i, many moons ago, im giving away how old i am work for an iowa senator named john colber told me if you...

Work will be filed with the clerk of the house and made public later this week. beyond that release, the select committee intends to make public, the bulk of its non—sensitive records before the end of the year. these transcripts and documents will allow the american people to see for themselves the evidence we have gathered and continue to explore the information that has led us to our conclusions. this committee is nearing the end of its work. but as the country, we remain in strange and unc...

Ultimately accept the results and abide by the rule of law. that faith in our system is the foundation of american democracy. if the faith is broken, so is our democracy. donald trump broke that faith. he lost the 2020 election and knew it. but he chose to try to stay in office through a multi-part scheme to overturn the results and block the transfer of power. in the end, he summoned the mob to washington and knowingly they were armed and angry, pointed them to the capitol and told them to figh...

Will present our key findings, reminding you of some of the information we presented in earlier hearings. and telling you how it fits in our broader conclusions. those conclusions have helped shape the committees final report, which well adopt today pursuant to house resolution 503. which establishes the select committee nearly a year and a half ago. i expect our final work will be filed with the clerk of the house and made public later this week. beyond that release. the select committee intend...

Department of justice, to look into what lawyers might have been telling their clients, or whether tony ornato wasnt being truthful to congress. >> it is both. all of the above. the report is public. people can read it and come to their conclusions with the information we provided. and left everything in the report. and all of the material weve gathered that is not in the sensitive for national security, were going to pass that over to the department of justice, the american public is going to s...