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There is also new reporting about trump white house lawyer eric herschmann. you remember that guy. he gave some very colorful testimony over the summer during the january 6th hearing. axios has now obtained emails from herschmann, expressing concerns that the former president might sign court documents and verifying voter fraud in georgia. what was he concerned? because there wasnt any. despite that, trump signed this sworn statement anyway. the georgia prosecutor has been looking into possible ...

Classified documents, or other classified information, they have to group up in court, and that this is actual, national defense information and it was damaging u.s. national security, including causing exceptionally grand damage. sometimes, the intelligence committee says no, we wont let you go to court to say that. so, it remains to be seen. it was before it became any at all, and where they became they were mishandling toward this classified information. >> let me follow up on that with the l...

A federal judge recently accused Donald Trump of signing off on information he knew to be false regarding the 2020 election result for Georgia.

Including former strategist, steve bannon. bannon of course, defied the panel subpoena, and today he was sentenced to four months in prison for contempt of congress. but he will not be behind bars for a while longer. the judge hooked him up, saying bannon could remain free, while he appeals his conviction. there is also new reporting about trump white house lawyer eric herschmann. you remember that guy. he gave some very colorful testimony over the summer during the january 6th hearing. axios ha...

NFL Hall of Fame quarterback Brett Favre has denied knowing that funds paid to him and for a volleyball facility at the University of Southern Mississippi came from welfare funds.

During the twilight hours of 2020, a White House lawyer sounded the alarm about former President Donald Trump signing a sworn statement verifying facts his team knew were likely false.

Brett Favre hasnt been charged with a crime, but hes one of the central players in a $77 million fraud case involving the Mississippi government.

What will we remember from the House hearings investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol?

We don't yet know whether the presentations will change public perceptions or lead to concrete action against Trump. But I wouldn’t ignore the importance of placing a down payment on history. Sometimes the first telling of the story is the one that leaves its mark.

It was the tightly controlled presentations that will be the committee’s lasting legacy.