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the january 6th hearing today. our continuing coverage along with our panel of parts, who im going bring in in a moment. but whats going on today is another set of break-throughs in this set of hearings, include people naming names. were learning which specific republican lawmakers were literally asking for last-minute pardons for their own conduct. the focus today is how the committee laid out this new evidence of donald trumps efforts to get people installed and promoted within the d...

The most clear cut of the group, it seems. >> absolutely because bannon, he was not working at the white house at the time, so even though the question of whether or not you could hold somebody in contempt despite their claims of executive privilege, and the private citizen that was unsettled and it did seem to weigh against bannon. mark immediate owes, hoo was the white house chief of sta of and he can say this is covered by executive privilege and i cannot speak to these questions. keep in min...

His responses with the trump team. so, any documents hes providing to the committee, hes intending to let the trump team know ahead of time and coordinate with them. so its not clear exactly whether shorts cooperation is going to be a sort of full, open component that the committee would like it to be. >> and theres the question, katie, about what doj does. theyve got bannon. the committee is talking about a possible contempt citation for jeffrey clark. theres a possibility that now hangs over m...

Leading up to the 6th, it was privy to what was in favor of the coup effectively and he can pinpoint for the committee who was pushing which buttons in and around the president to try to create the events of january 6th and one note on that, maggie haberman of "the new york times," that although hes cooperating with the committee is also coordinating his responses with the trump team. so any documents these providing to the committee hes intending to let the trump team know ahead of time and coo...

I am not sure you can have a negative chance of something but that raises the bigger question, which is the committee has done a good job, a commendable job of being aggressive in who is subpoenaing but issuing the subpoenas is the easy part. the question is do they have the political will to back these up and to force people to comply? because that line of people who are sure to defy is getting longer and longer and longer. we have got bannon. i would not count on michael flynn, stephen miller,...

Theyre connections between the organizing to prevent biden from taking office with the direct violence that happened on the capitol. and that still in area of reporting but meadows himself was directly involved with the effort driven by the president to have the rally to pressure lawmakers, to pressure pence. yeah and one of those organizers, whos in associate abandons, was talking to the committee today, and weeks up to the rally. he promoted the event, in the aftermath hes defended some of the...

>> stockton goes way quite far back with steve bannon. hes written for breitbart news. he was also connected to the effort that got bannon indicted. a group called we build the wall, that purported to get donations from grass roots activists and try to use the money to build the wall on the southern border. federal prosecutors alleged that bannon and others actually misappropriated that money and used it for stuff not related to building the wall. trump pardoned bannon before that could go to tr...

Executive privilege is something that the president can assert. it is not absolute so even if donald trump goes to courts and tries to assert executive privilege, its really joe bidens call. and the reason he has said it must yield here is that executive privilege is not absolute. if there is some more important interest that the country has in the disclosure of that information, then the executive privilege must yield. it is not put to the benefit of any individual president. it is for the bene...

Got bannon, meadows, patel, the january 6th select committee wants to hear from them. trump reportedly telling them to resist those efforts. can they be forced to comply or will he be able to keep them quiet? >> again, i think ultimately, they will be forced to comply. just as we saw with president trumps first white house counsel. he tried to rely on something called absolute privilege and he wasnt able to do that ultimately, but he did succeed in dragging things out. ultimately i think as we s...