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President trump is wrong. frankly, there is no idea more un-american than the notion that any one person could choose the american president. >> evan perez is out front live in washington with the breaking news. what do you know about this new, a very significant, corroboration of the story from cassidy hutchinson. >> this was explosive testimony from cassidy hutchinson, who was relating a story she said she had gotten from the deputy chief of staff at the white house. she said she heard the sto...

Suggesting that she heard about the proud boys and the oath keepers when rudy giuliani was in the room. so all of that put together makes this an especially interesting hearing, not like any of these hearings have not been interesting. they have all been fascinating and illuminative, but i think this one also has the potential to be quite explosive. >> jake sherman, thank you very much, on page side rage side with that piano behind him. andrea, over to you. >> lets bring back our panel. chuck ro...

What were going to see today from him is so important not just because of cassidy hutchinson and corroborating as he says almost all of what weve been told -- almost all of what she said, but jared kushner. here is the family itself, the trump family being interviewed, cooperating with the committee, as far as it went. lets watch what he had to say about this white house counsel. >> jared, are you aware of instances where pat cipollone threatened to resign? >> i kind of -- like i said, my intere...

Joining us again. how important do you think this testimony was today? what does it tell you that it took as long as as it did? and clearly congresswoman lofgren was pretty high on what they learned. >> so, he gave an interview for five hours some time ago. so, a lot of that is just confirming on this record what he had said during the interview prior to this. so, we had another two hours. and what was done during that -- what was accomplished during those two hours? we dont know. were going to ...

Jim schultz worked in the trump white house counsels office before cipollone arrived, and he joins us now with some valuable insights. jim, thank you so much for joining us again. how important do you think this testimony was today? what does it tell you that it took as long as as it did? and clearly congresswoman lofgren was pretty high on what they learned. >> so, he gave an interview for five hours some time ago. so, a lot of that is just confirming on this record what he had said during the ...

Cheer it on and according to hutchinson, being disappointed that armed individuals were being kept out of the crowd at least momentarily by the metal detecters. >> really quick question, what is the progress -- we know that mark meadows also refused to testify. his testimony would seem to be very important here, but there are other people in theory could corroborate what we heard today. there is some nbc news reporting that sources may be close to the secret service, we dont know if theyre in se...

Stop the crowd, but here we see him actively trying to cheer it on, and according to hutchinson, you know, being disappointed that armed individuals are being kept out of the crowd, at least momentarily, by the metal detectors. >> really quick question, what is the progress, i mean, we know mark meadows has also refused to testimony. his testimony would seem to be important here, but are there other people in theory who could corroborate some of what we heard today. there are nbc reporting that ...

How do you convince people that this is not a partisan exercise? keeping in mind that the focus has largely and primarily been about donald trump? >> because we use the multimedia and we tell the story through the eyes of those individuals who were around the former president. so, this isnt just a committee saying things. this is individuals who were there, whether it was rioters and insurrectionists or whether it was people working in the white house, corroborating exactly what we found. so, we...

Vice president -- we will tell that story -- as well as using his use of the department of justice to try to meet his needs to rerun elections and to ensure that they set aside president biden winning key contested states. >> do you have concerns that by focusing on the former president that there will be this thought that the committee is trying to get a second bite at the apple of the second impeachment hearing? how do you convince people that this is not a partisan exercise? keeping in mind t...

Occurrence of any. that its up to the department of justice, to take care of the crimes that have been committed. which were seeing in person, the watergate hearings led to americans very much almost unanimously supporting the prosecution of the president and his top aides. they supported the legislation as a result of it. im hoping that thats gonna be the same thing that will happen, without any delay after these hearings and. >> and jill, committee member adam kinzinger says trump knew he was ...