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To the capitol grounds. there was some deliberation whether to go in or not. they ultimately decided to in the end, but the informant denied that they had planned storming the capitol and participating in violence. certainly information about the timeline of when this informant first started working with the fbi in july 2020 then it was late december of 2020 when the informant started to tell the fbi about the plans for a pro trump rally outside the capitol including screen grabs of chatter that...

The capitol and one of their lawyers telling cnn just this afternoon in response to the "new york times" reporting from my perspective, this tends to confirm that the proud boys made a spur of the moment impulse decision to enter the u.s. capitol. now in this report, "the new york times" did not name the informant. and previously, a member of the proud boys did confirm to cnn that they had been informant, yet it is not known if this is the same person. pam. >> i want to go over to you at the whi...

I think being unqualified for the job would be right at the top. >> he also talked about allegation of him being drunk, dr. jackson, thats what senator tester talked about, not able to respond because he had too much to drink. when you hear about allegations of this, theres an extra layer of the presidents own views abo about alcohol that should have been considered. >> i dont think we need to know the full truth of the allegations to be disturbed by the way this decision was made. i think we sh...

This guy before he was vetted, before his staff had a chance to look into it. so, we have the mess we have. and i agree with frank. one of the most unattractive qualities of the president is his absolute unwillingness to accept responsibility for anything. nothing is his fault, when things go wrong, its other peoples fault. we should point out that the questions that are being raised in congress right now are being raised by both republicans and democrats and far from engaging in an ugly process...

Dr. jackson drunkingly banged on a female employees door during an overseas trip in 2015. becoming so disruptive, the secret service stopped him out of concern he would wake then-president barack obama. all this is the kind of thing you would expect to come up in the vetting process, if the white house had done any vetting in the first place. what happened to president trumps vow to bring on all of the best people? the president, today, not giving dr. jackson a big public vote of confidence. >> ...

I dont know where this one would fit. i think being unqualified for the job would be right at the top. kbr they also talked about allegations of dr. jackson being drunk. they talked about him not being able to respond. theres an extra layer of consideration about alcohol relating to his brother and so on that should have been considered. >> thats a very disturbing allegation. i dont think we need to know to be disturbed by the way it was made. i think we should stay focused on the fact that this...