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texas, there is the famous bridge right there that also includes a train trestle and car traffic virtually empty yesterday because the cartels know that they're under increased scrutiny by the american people but when we showed up, nothing. >> john: pictures from the week before christmas when our bill melugin was down there and there were, as you pointed out, literally thousands of people who were there on the levy and in the surrounding area waiting to be admitted into the united states. take a look as the camera, the drone pulls back here, all of those people who had crossed the border illegally. as you say, it was quiet yesterday, too quiet for your liking. it's also quiet today, so i'm wondering, what we saw here back on december 21st, could that have potentially been a prechristmas surge, maybe a lull and pick back up in the new year? >> it's all controlled by the cartels, and they are the ones
trial date. >> you know, when we were talking about this the last time, you were talking about this trial happening in the fall. i know jack smith wants december, which is just the end of the fall, the date that he's looking for. are you still thinking that that's a likelihood or a possibility or is your gut telling you now that this is going to be much later? >> i was afraid you were going to ask that. the fall is before, i think, december 21st, by the authoritative source in the world, the farmers almanac, but i don't think that that question can realistically be answered. here i go hedging as a lawyer, but until the question of classified documents is sorted out. so the government says we have 31 classified documents. so that shouldn't take beyond december. but the defense is going to say, hey, wait a minute, you have picked out 31. we need to review in many more so you didn't take things out of
violent attack. that is more than one in ten january six defendants. that is just the ones that this nonprofit could prove for certain were incited by trump. 94 of them specifically incited trump's remarks on january 6th as why they stormed the capitol. but in terms of deciding to make the trip to washington in the very first place, this nonprofit found the same thing happening over and over again. evidence of january 6th rioters planning during the same few days and late december of 2020, planning that they would go to washington. this capitol rioter from ios anti facebook message on december 21st saying we are going back to washington, january 6th, trump has called all patriots. if the electors don't elect, we will be forced into civil war. on december 22nd, the leader of the florida chapter of the oath keepers said this message -- we are thinking this is the plan, he wants us to get the bleep kicked off. trump says it's going to be a
evidence they might be able to give with respect to the former president. it wasn't just giving it to, you know campaign contributors or people he likes. this really fundamentally went to interfering with the investigation. so that can be a form of obstruction, and obviously selling pardons is also a federal crime. >> i want to just inform the conversation around -- these are open questions. trump is running for president again. this is looking back at what the culture of pardons is like in the final days. this is thanks to the january 6th select committee. >> and are you aware of any members of congress? >> mr. gaetz and mr. brooks i know have both advocated for there to be a blanket pardon for members involved in that meeting, and a handful of other members that weren't at the december 21st meeting. as the preemptive pardons.
this was december 21st i kept telling them that i was feeling contractions this - they sent me home. they sent anya home an everything on december 26th, that is when i started feeling severe pain. i started changing my sanitary napkin because i didn't want t end up with an infection my ob/gyn, she gave me her private cell number. there is nothing she can do. >> you got medical doctor is telling you, sorry, there' nothing we can do. did they share with you, any and shanae, did they say, it's because we are scared? we don't know what to do because of the abortion laws >> that's exactly what the said at coral springs, when i went, the doctor looked at me and he said, if i do anything or if i intervene, i will possibly b arrested >> i could lose my license >> or lose his license >> my ob/gyn wanted to send me
the events surrounding january 6th. you served on the house january 6th committee. um i mean, you you tried mightily on that committee to have some of these people, people like mark meadows, come and testify. you couldn't compel that testimony. it sounds like they'll have to cooperate with this grand jury what questions need to be asked. well, i have a lot of questions . i mean meadows was involved on a day to day basis with the president on these various schemes. i'd like to know frankly, what documents mark was burning in the fireplace that's been reported by several people i'd like to know about the conversations they had and what the express isn't was doing on january 6th itself. i'd like to know the details of the meeting on december 21st where members of congress came over to plot with the ex president and mr meadows overturn the election. but you know, he still has his fifth amendment right not to testify against himself, and i
this? obviously, this is a ridiculous, terryville trivial thing -- but in the modern era, tele-candidates do better. >> how tall are you? >> i'm six feet. >> -- >> i can do it. do you think i should run for president? >> i'm not going to comment on that in the 26 seconds we have left. >> have a great show. >> i like -- i always have, chris hayes. have a great weekend. and thanks to you at home for being here. happy friday. we have lots to get to this evening. but i want to start tonight with a book. it is published by winning team publishing. that's the name of the publishing house. winning team publishing. and you can preorder it. now it is $99, which is an expensive book. but it includes this letter -- dated december 21st, 1987. it reads, they were donald, i did not see the program, but mrs. nixon told me that you were really great on the donahue show. as you can imagine, she is an
we have lots to get to this evening. but i want to start tonight with a book. it is published by winning team publishing. that's the name of the publishing house. winning team publishing. and you can preorder it. now it is $99, which is an expensive book. but it includes this letter -- dated december 21st, 1987. it reads, they were donald, i did not see the program, but mrs. nixon told me that you were really great on the donahue show. as you can imagine, she is an expert on politics. and she predicts that whenever you decide to run for office, you will be a winner. with warm regards, richard nixon. that letter is from a new book, from donald trump, coming out next month. and it is titled, letters to trump. it includes correspondence with celebrities and dignitaries and former presidents, including, apparently, richard nixon. today, trump called nixon, a very interesting guy, and informed reporters that nixon's biggest regret was resigning amidst the watergate scandal. the twice impeached trump went
expert on politics. and she predicts that whenever you decide to run for office, you will be a winner. with warm regards, richard nixon. that letter is from a new book, from donald trump, coming out next month. and it is titled, letters to trump. it includes correspondence with celebrities and dignitaries and former presidents, including, apparently, richard nixon. today, trump called nixon, a very interesting guy, and informed reporters that nixon's biggest regret was resigning amidst the watergate scandal. the twice impeached trump went on to say that, unlike nixon, he does have public support and, if it were him, trump would not have resigned as nixon did. now it is quite fitting for president trump to be focused on president nixon today, endorsing that he would not have resigned during watergate, because trump now finds himself under federal investigation, or rather federal investigations, plural. special counsel jack smith is overseeing two sprawling criminal inquiries into the former president regarding