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so i accepted what he was saying. >> mr. meadows was asking me what i was finding, if i was finding anything and i remember sharing with him that we weren't finding anything. >> what was mr. meadows' reaction to that information? >> i believe the words he used were so there's no there there? >> good morning, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. joined by katy tur and hallie jackson for our special msnbc coverage, taking you through all the new facts, stunning new videos and compelling testimony from the january 6th committee's first primetime hearing on thursday night. and looking forw...

Said, this is really upsetting. what the president has done is wrong. we cannot be asking foreign governments for their assistance in investigating a u.s. citizen. it's totally improper. and on that note, eisenberg made a command decision in that very meeting, conferring with another lawyer and said, we need to get this document on a cia server, where people aren't going to see it. that raised a lot of hackles for vindman, wondering, why are we putting this some place where no one can see it? what's the point of that? it was a striking moment inside the white house. instead of asking more ques...

Remember, this administration has tossed aside subpoenas right, left and center. the fact that john bolton's lawyer is saying, nope, he won't come on his own, but just serves a subpoena, that certainly sounds like, yep, he's ready to talk. >> joining us now, nbc news contributor carol lenick. carol, tim morrison. could his testimony today be a turning point? is it important? i'm wondering what he can say that others haven't said. because everything that everybody thought donald trump did on that phone call with volodymyr zelensky has been corroborated. >> absolutely, ali. i think there are two...

Engaged in an improper quid pro quo, that really will change the narrative definitively and profoundly. >> carol, you've got some bombshell reporting about the transcript of the ukraine call and what a white house lawyer is accused of doing. what did you find out? >> what we learned was, and it had been reported by other organizations that john eisenberg was the one who raised this point of, let's put this document on a secure or limited network, where people aren't going to see it, out of concern about leaks. the july 25 call sparked a lot of concern among national security aides, including a...

Jill wine-banks, an msnbc contributor, pete williams is our justice correspondent. >> because jill's a hologram other times when she visits us. >> nice to see you and be in the same place. >> in person. >> if you saw the vote earlier today, two democrats in house voted against the resolution. congressman jeff van drew of new jersey and congressman collin peterson of minnesota. joining us from congressman peterson's district is nbc news correspondent vaughn hillyard in hutchison, minnesota. vaughn, i don't know if there are any voters exactly where you are, because you look you're in a promotio...