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Cooperate in one form or another. the attorneys, for example, for kash patel and mark meadows are speaking with media attorneyatt will they be able to come up with some kinds of documents thatll get more testimonies. this will show them maybe they should. dont forget, they got a lot of stuff already as norman was saying. the doj has a lot to say already. they need bannon. there is a lot of information they have from raffensperger. >> the context of all this if you are relying on the doj, reputat...

Intended what was going to happen did happen. and so i think that these testimonies, whether they are from the justice department, white house officials, or even members of congress, along with the evidence that supports or even contradicts the testimony that they give is one that i think will lead the american people to believe not only the facts as we presented them at the trial but to ensure an informed select committee in making recommendations. i have to say that i completely agree with joh...

January 6th attack is ramping up efforts to force former trump to cooperate with its probe. a new subpoena has been issued for jeffery clark, a former official supported the former presidents push to overturn the 2020 election results. the committee is seeking records and sworn testimonies from clark by october 29th. efforts inside the previous administration to delay the certification of the 2020 election and the ampliied misinformation. jeffery rossen was interviewed in person by the committee...

Investigative report from the wall street journal that revealed some of the testimonies at facebook. we have some responding to facebook. >> the author of the upcoming book "fight," john della volpe and also with us for this conversation, sarah fisher. good morning to you both. i cant wait for this to hit the show. congratulations, its your first book. lets talk about what we have seen over the last couple of weeks. the whistleblowers testimony and the revelations from the wall street journal ab...

To, on the phone with, what was the social media day, what was the interaction? and then be able to have public testimony so the public can see and hear from the people who were in the room. part of the problem through this is trump lives in his own reality and to some degree weve accepted that. its nuts and saw it time after time in his press secretaries standing before the press to have actual hard evidence coming from other people does feel like it might change some minds but to the point we ...

Belong to president trump and not to mr. bannon until these issues are resolved, mr. bannon is legally unable to comply with your subpoena requests for documents and testimonies. the committee, though, saying that bannon is not eligible under protection of the former presidents executive privileges. >> hey, julie, quickly, here, lets talk dan scavino for a moment. subpoena bid the committee after a struggle to locate him. what are we hearing about this? >> reporter: nbc has not independently con...

No shortage of anger here from lawmakers. what there tends to be is a shortage of action. you listened to senators after that hearing, they say what could be the tipping point is the fact they now have a whistle-blower who brought the receipts with her when she left the company, new troves of data, an ability to look under the hood so to speak of facebook and how it works. again, this is not necessarily a conversation exexplicitly about content, its about the rabbit holes that lead young girls a...

Manyjobs are available, so its right to remove the temporary uplift. theyve also made £500 million available to help the most vulnerable, and they want employers to pay higher wages — as some have — to ease the impact of the cut. michael buchanan, bbc news, cornwall. len shackleton is a professor of economics at the university of buckingham. hes also a research fellow at the free market think tank the institute of economic affairs. charities, unions, opposition parties, queueing up to denou...

Defaults in the runup to the election because they knew they were dangerous and because they wanted that growth back, they wanted the acceleration of the platform back after the election, they returned to their original defaults. and the fact they had to break the glass on january 6th and turn them back on, i think thats deeply problematic. >> for its part, facebook released a statement after hoggins testimony calling her a former product manager that worked for the company for less than two yea...