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>> they saw that his license plate were covered by one of those plastic things. you can buy them an auto stories, it's basically meant to thwart the red light cameras in the speed cameras on the traffic violation. they looked in the car and they said they saw a knife on the seat, asked him to step out of the car so a taser and then a gun also between the front seats and that led to the arrest for weapons charges in the search of the car. >> so not complete luck that they found it, but it's certainly something that could have slipped through at not only the license, but great example. and andy mccabe will tell you this. i'm how routine police works times better than the best intelligence is. what can keep you ahead of one of these incidents. >> and that arsenal, that this man had in the suv can bind with the qualities that john just described there, how much damage couldn't have done oh, i mean, john, there's there's really no no limit to what this guy could have done with that sort of arsenal. >> and the thing that really jumps out to me is nine magazines, nine loaded magazines to go along with the glock semi-automatic pistol i mean, that is someone who is ready to shoot a lot. so even if there is no connection to terrorism here, even this is, if this is a lone actor these very heads up on the ball, police officers may have stopped a mass shooting, may have stopped some sort of a stabbing spree in a large group of people which you can find anywhere on the streets of manhattan, pretty much anytime you want. >> so what they may have stopped here, well, maybe never know. but no question. john's absolutely right. this is the result of really solid police work. taking a look at something that's clearly illegal, doing this sort of reasonable investigation that follows from that. picking up on all the signs and taking a step to really make sure that new yorkers are safe. >> i can tell you that my former colleagues and john's former colleagues at the joint terrorism task force. >> i'm sure all over this right now, they're john said peeling this guy's life back, but what they're most concerned about right now, john this who this guy may have been talking to. they want to fully frame out his network of associates, people he's corresponding with on social media. what were those conversations in those communications like to the extent that they can be recreated, they want to know if this guy has anyone else in his orbit who is similarly armed or similarly inclined. >> andy said the clips or what was supposed concerning what about the mta vested in the police bulletproof vest? what does that indicate? >> that's interesting. the two least two deadly items on the table, it could be the ones that tell us the most. an mta vest that will get you into restricted areas in the south the way believing that you're a subway worker the police bulletproof vest is not the standard best it's the heavy vest, it's the plate carrier that is meant to stop heavier weapons. and he has put an nypd patch on it so we're talking about someone who is driving and a black suv that looks like an unmarked police car with this other indicia, you wonder what it was for nand just finally e, this is the day after that. sources tell cnn at eight tajik nationals with potential ties to terrorism and possible links to isis members overseas were arrested in the us. again, the ipd stress is way too early to determine if this the rest today has any connection to terror groups. but you do get the sense that authorities right now are on alert for potential attacks john, this is a beacon. >> it should it should really get people's attention to the fact that even though we're not i'm talking about stuff like this, every day our intelligence folks are law enforcement folks, people who are focusing on the counterterrorism targets and threats. they are after christopher wray testified recently about the increased threat awareness from the community in this country that may be inspired. >> and i are connected to hamas actor. so there is a whole broad range of very concerning threats and we're fortunate to have those folks watching those things closely and indicate great to see a john miller will get you back to digging, find out what you can. thanks very much. >> more breaking news on capitol hill late today, the republican controlled house made attorney general merrick garland, the third attorney general to be held in contempt of congress. >> garlin now joins obama attorney general, eric holder trump, attorney general william barr in the history books. in this case is for refusing to turn over audio recordings of interviews that president biden did with the special counsel, who later declined to prosecute him. >> but what was both politically driven and somewhat rich in that one of those pushing hardest for this house judiciary chair, jim jordan defied a subpoena to appear before the house january 6 committee with us now, from capitol hill, seen as melon is the nonna. >> so how do the vote break down today? melanie moles on this vote fell almost entirely along party lines, just one republican that's dave joyce of ohio, voted against this contempt resolution, while all republicans voted for it. and of course, all democrats voted against it. so now it's really up to the doj to determine whether they're actually going to prosecute attorney general merrick garland, which of course is very unlike likely to happen, especially since price on a biden did assert executive privilege over those audio recordings which were of his interview with the special counsel in relation to the class if i documents case. but speaker mike johnson said, regardless of what ends up happening or not happening, this was an important step for the house to take, just listen we did our job on the country yeah. >> i think it sends an important message. we're defending article one and our authority for oversight and we have to do that we'll see what happens next. but i mean house has to do its work and i'm pleased with the outcome so again, this is a largely symbolic vote. >> it's much more likely to end up in federal court than it is in a prosecution, but it is a dramatic escalation deletion in the feud between congress in the doj with merrick garland now become just the latest attorney general to be held in contempt of congress, john. so we did mention that the congressman jim jordan defined a subpoena to a b appear before the house january 6 committee. >> did he ever face any consequences for that yes. >> he never complied with that subpoena to appear before the committee to talk about his role in trying to overturn it. the 2020 election in the house, which was run by democrats at the time, opted not to hold him in contempt of congress. so no, jordan did not face any repercussions for his decision to define that congressional subpoena. but speaker mike johnson was asked at a press conference earlier this morning, how could republicans hold merrick garland in contempt for congress for defining a congressional subpoena when several of their own republican members have done exactly that. but johnson just responded by attacking the january 6 committee and falsely calling it an elite jin emit panel. >> we'll get to that millan. is over. thanks for being with us. appreciate it. with us now, maryland democratic congressman jamie raskin, congressman. thanks so much for being with us. what's your reaction to the house vote to hold the attorney general in contempt in your mind, what helped could the audio recordings provide that the transcripts cannot well, it's a ridiculous motion in a ridiculous decision it's really the first time in american history that someone has been held in contempt by the us congress for complying with a pina from congress. there's been overwhelming compliance in this case. what they were interested in was president biden's testimony before the special counsel? the attorney general. the department justice turned over the entire testimony verbatim, the entire transcript. they turned over all of the correspondence related to it and they even produce the special counsel himself, robert hur, who came over and spent several hours testifying and answering all questions about it. so they were saying they wanted to audio tape like they wanted the e-book. it wasn't enough to have the book itself. they wanted the audio book to go with it and everybody on capitol understands that they are looking four in president biden's more than five hours of testimony which he gave during the time right after the terrorist atrocities on october 7, some verbal lapses, some mispronounced words, or some ems are some us or something like that. and that's all for the purposes of creating a political tv attack ad i mean, everybody knows that that's what it's about and it's a ridiculous waste and abuse of congressional resources. and it was particularly rich, as i think you said and as i said, on the house floor today, that this is coming from people who did not support contempt citations against people who really completely blew off congress and produced no documents and no testimony. people like steve bannon and some of those members who spoke on the floor on behalf of holding the attorney general, the united states in contempt themselves had never responded in any substantive way to the subpoenas that were sent to them by the bipartisan january 6 select committee, which by the way, was found to be perfectly legitimate by multiple courts when our jurisdiction or authority was challenged in any way. >> let me play let me play what house speaker mike johnson had to say about that, specifically, the idea of jim jordan who did not comply with your subpoenas, you were on that committee. listen oh, i'm so glad you brought up the january 6 committee. we'll be talking a lot more about that in the coming weeks. there's been a lot of investigation about that committee. i don't think it was properly constituted. i don't think it was it was properly administered. and now we know that apparently some of the evidence was hidden and some maybe even destroyed. so you'll see, you'll hear much more about that in the days ahead. you talk about apples to oranges. >> there couldn't be a more clear contrast between that and what we're talking about here. do you see this is apples and oranges and respond if you'd like to his charge that your committee was unlawfully constituted yeah, it's of course the exact opposite of what speaker johnson just said every federal court to look at this said that the january 6 select committee, which was a bipartisan committee with the democratic chair in republican vice chair, was completely lawfully constituted and lawfully operated. >> and none of the people who tried to litigate against us, one in any way. so they're just repeating a bunch of stale, obsolete charges that have already been repudiated by federal courts and jamie are asking, we do appreciate your time and i thank so much for being with us you've got my pleasure. >> and then looking ahead to the former president's meeting with republican lawmakers on capitol hill tomorrow with a party now, almost totally remade in his own image. and the latest don john king's all over the map series tonight, he talks with deeply divided auto workers in the swing state of michigan about their presidential choices in november assignment with party cornish, listen wherever you get your podcasts three body serie a city client uses city's financial expertise to help drive its growth and keep its supply chain moving. some more pet parents can get get everything they need, right when they need it. keeping more pets and families happy for the love of moving our clients forward, for the love of progress when did i call, the filter? 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for this meeting, particularly the senate meeting? what does donald trump and the trump campaign hope to gain from it they've been pretty vague about the specifics of what they're hoping to talk about. >> it's been left sort of in broad strokes about policy the border, medicare, social just security. and i expect we will hear a lot about that, but i think this is mostly as one lawmaker put it to me about trump trying to garner enthusiasm. the senators in particular there are, as you know, this is the first time he's going to be in a room with mitch mcconnell's since 2020, and the senate republicans, unlike house republicans, have been a group that had been not more resistant to him, but certainly less pliant in terms of his demands. however, what we have seen in the days since his conviction in manhattan is a pretty broad array of republicans, including senators rallying around him and saying that this conviction is improper or that democrats should be investigated or prosecutors should be prosecuted and i think this might be a different po1 of meeting than we've seen hi