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Governor, because youre not in new york, youre not in the beltway, youre watching this from georgia, right? i guess its a red state still. what do you make of whats happening with the committee and the former presidents alleged actions here? >> well, i just got bits and pieces on the way into the studio on some of the information coming out on his activity. i think it really goes to show the pattern thats continued to develop during the committee process of how granular donald trump operated. we...

Told us to leave. that testimony that you just showed about ayers saying we left because he told us to leave sets us up for the next hearing, in which you are gonna see every single minute donald trump did not tell them to leave. and they will sink that, no doubt, but this is the moment, we are this police officers suffered a concussion. and thats the minute when donald trump didnt act. it will all be there. one of those, stunning things that happened, that sometimes does in hearing rooms after ...

Doubt, with this is the moment this police officer suffered a concussion. and thats the minute when donald trump didnt act. it will all be there. one of those, stunning things that happened, that sometimes does in hearing rooms after the testimonies are over, is, you showed some of it, but stephen ayers, going over to the capitol police officers, and he chose to do this. he chose to go over, and shake their hands. there is a stunning photograph a still thats out there now, of harry dunn, sitting...

Committee, and at the hearing today with an allegation that a witness that we have not seen received a phone call from donald trump that this witness here she did not accept, and the allegation, the suggestion, by cheney, was this was obstruct -- potential obstruction of justice, or witness tampering. do we have any idea who this witnesses? >> no, but trump -- just as much as we are, who could this be. theres only a certain amount of people that the former president had called since the committe...

Leave sets us up for the next hearing, in which you are gonna see every single minute donald trump did not tell them to leave. and they will sink that, no doubt, with this is the moment this police officer suffered a concussion. and thats the minute when donald trump didnt act. it will all be there. one of those, stunning things that happened, that sometimes does in hearing rooms after the testimonies are over, is, you showed some of it, but stephen ayers, going over to the capitol police office...

We have the head of the department of public safety who is testifying again, the sheriff is going to come in and testify today. he initially refused to come in, they kind of had to force him to come in and testify. and so well see. we dont learn really anything from the testimonies because its all being done in secret and behind closed doors, but they say they will have a report, they think, in the next ten days. then, of course, there are the state investigators that are doing their investigati...

Testimonies did pat cipollone really come clean? once again, im joined by david rohde, executive editor of -- where hes been reporting of the january 6th investigation. david, welcome. we dont know what happened inside that room. all we have is what jill lofgren said. youve been reporting on this. what conclusions can we draw provisionally from todays testimony? >> i think provisionally this is an extremely bad day for john eastman, willie juliano rudy giuliani, sydney powell, jeff clark and the...

That the january 6th committee did not ask him if he told cassidy hutchinson on january 6th that quote they would get charged with every crime imaginable, end quote, if they went to the capitol. the sources say if asked he would not have confirmed that particular statement. a separate source tells cnn quote the select committee sought information on trump going to the capitol on january 6th. implying that the committees questions were focused on cipollones perspective as opposed to his take on o...

Happen. it is time for this to end here and now. >> you dont say. hi again, everyone, its 5:00 in the east. those words, spoken a few years ago now by the man of the hour, the man who, at this very moment, is still speaking with the january 6th select committee in a videotaped, transcribed interview under oath, an interview that is now seven hours long and counting, that man, of course, is the former white house counsel to donald trump. his name is pat cipollone. we know from other testimonies b...

Podcast host. she is a -- special prague prosecutor and author of the watergate girl, my fight for truth and justice against criminal president. >> so jill, heres the big question. is trump likely to face criminal charges based on testimonies that weve heard so far? >> based on the evidence weve heard so far, the evidence is clear that it establishes the many criminal offenses. many that are indicted by the federal government. so, yes, he could face them. it is now up to the department of justic...