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Stop these. actually calling in the members of the watch team in the pentagon war room to make sure that trump wouldnt order things that circumvented the procedure that involved the chairman of the joint chiefs. we got the whole response of what trump did last year with covid-19 and you know, that is a story thats killed 700,000 people in this country so theres a lot of work to do on trump. i think the broad look is essential. i think what this committee is doing is important and should not get ...

A truncated, rushed, unfair report that left out material evidence. the fbi, knowing their process wouldnt conclude before i retired, rushed it, sped up the clock to get done what the attorney general and the president were demanding. i mean, its -- thats why this settlement, i mean, its a great thing for my family, but i think its a message to government employees, to civil servants everywhere, this is the current department of justice standing up for fairness and standing up for the rule of la...

It comes to doing the right thing. watergate, which perhaps now seems quaint by comparison. bob woodward along with john dean. bob, i want to start with the january 6 select committee subpoenas. we know several trump allies are quote, engaging, as the congressman said, but their hearings have been postponed. im wondering what you make of where things stand right now? >> obviously, we dont know, but a key element in this, its really important to find out what happened as the congressman was sayin...

Our country with weakness. >> so it began. we know what happened next. but just in case youre wondering whether the organizers had an idea of where this might lead, you not only need listen to bannons podcast the day before. >> all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. just understand this. all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. >> so is it any wonder the select committee wants to talk to him and is it any wonder the man who couldnt stop talking about what would happen if next day no longer...

The fbi, knowing their process, wouldnt conclude before i retired, rushed it, sped up the clock to get done what the attorney general and the president were demanding. i mean, its, thats why this settlement, i mean, its a great thing for my family, but i think its a message to government employees, to civil servants everywhere. this is the current department of justice standing up for fairness and the rule of law. in the settlement agreement itself, they agree that member of the executive branch...

Personified by steve bannon. when last we heard he was being pardoned by that same president while facing charges of swindling donors who thought their money was funding the border wall. prosecutors say a lot of it, hundreds of thousands of dollars worth, was siphoned off by bannon himself and used to cover personal expenses. the former president pardoned him even though he was accused of conning the presidents supporters. which tells you something about what he thinks about his supporters. toda...

D.c. police officer who youll see highlighted. hes dragged out of the building by the mob and the usual warnings apply that some might want to look away for a few moments. mob of people attacking a police officer. he and about 140 others were hurt. several later died by suicide. the people they were protecting of both parties were threatened, some with death, as they carried out their duty to withhold results of a free and fair election. contempt for that, all of it, is

And weeks. this went on for 20 months. i personally believe that it was necessary. it was necessary for the department of justice to pursue this vindictive, criminal prosecution to validate what they had done with my firing. it was an effort to keep the story straight. to keep perpetuating this myth. incredibly damning. >> the day it was announced no charges would be filed gagainst you, you said i dont think ill ever be free of this president and this maniacal rage hes directed at me and my wife...

Which they can do by their own resolution, and made a contentious action and give fines or other sanctions that they have the power to impose and they can do that very easily. i think in fact the january 6th committee ought to recommend it, that they do both criminal contempt and the house change its rules and enforce its own fine on this behavior. >> bob, how serious do you think this is compared to what the country went through in watergate? how does it stack up in history? >> well, we know so...