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Have in what used to be foreign countries with no rule of law where the white house is dictating who gets prosecuted and who doesnt get prosecuted. to me, the kinds of reforms that matt mentioned about criminalizing issues, having much greater transparency in reporting to congress, would be i think a better way to go about it. >> roselyn, would you say we know a lions share of what happened between december 14 and january 20th, or do you think this is the proverbial tip of the iceberg? >> maybe ...

We really need to have better guardrails that congress enforces in order to see this not repeat itself. because there will be another trump if its not trump himself it will be somebody else who tries to emulate what he did. >> roselyn, when you go through the emails -- we noticed this. it feels as if many of the doj officials -- its almost that they knew we would be looking at these emails within six months to a year or certainly they would be more public than they were. did you get that sense g...

Didnt. trumps effort to overthrow the 2020 election was just tweets. he really tried. a handful of people at the department of justice basically held strong. it hung on by a thread. lets dig deeper. joining me on this is andrew weissmann, a member of robert muellers special council team and an msnbc news contributor, matt miller, msnbc contributor and roselyn helderman who has done key reporting. we leaned on much of the reporting you and others have had. i feel like we are trying to show you th...

Appearance by phone, you may recall. joining me now is washington post political investigative reporter roselyn helderman. its great to have you with us. your reporting today about how fixateds former president trump is on the 2020 election, certainly some of his allies as well, and he believes hell be reinstated. what more can you tell us about that? >> yeah, weve been reporting for a little while now he is incredibly fixated on these audits that his supporters are trying to get launched around...

The vote. but that doesnt give confidence to the people that you were speaking to that this war may be ending any time soon. >> reporter: yeah, well, they have not appointed an envoy for syria. that is sitting waiting to happen. there is no one engaging in the political process. at this stage we have very little leverage because assad really thinks hes won and hes got russia helping him. theyre starving these people out. but that is really what is likely needed. i suspect because of her experien...

Additional usa i.d. money, u.s. aid that is going to get to these people, but not -- not if russia decides next month that this last corridor into the refugee camps -- and there are more than a thousand refugee camps over there and still in a conflict zone, people who have been displaced by bombings, airstrikes from the assad regime -- that this is their only hope as the u.n. ambassador told me, their only hope for survival. its life and death on top of war, which continues as we speak. theres...

That is really bad for facilities like the one behind me. i spoke to lynn katzman, one you of the communities behind me, how it is theyre combatting this. take a listen. >> we needed to see hope, light at the end of the tunnel. vaccination for our entire team was, we believe, that light at the end of the tunnel. >> reporter: and have you lost employees? >> we have lost just over 1% of our employees. 30 people out of 25 communities. >> reporter: interestingly enough, you have not had one death in...