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and declared him to be a tyrant, there was no way that they would have put in the hands of one person the authority to determine who was going to be president of the united states. jake tapper: but president trump now saw vice president pence as the man who could keep him in the white house for four more years. pete aguiler: on december 23rd, president trump retweeted a memo from an individual named ivan raiklin entitled operation pence card. that called on the vice president to refuse the electoral college votes from certain states that had certified joe biden as the winner. evan perez: he had been pressuring him behind the scenes. so now he's going public. he's trying to get public pressure on mike pence. jake tapper: the january 6 committee's interviews with white house attorneys made it clear that pat cipollone, eric herschmann and many others were appalled. jason miller: the way it was communicated to me
separated it out, who had broken away from george iii and declared him to be a tyrant, there was no way that they would have put in the hands of one person the authority to determine who was going to be president of the united states. jake tapper: but president trump now saw vice president pence as the man who could keep him in the white house for four more years. pete aguiler: on december 23rd, president trump retweeted a memo from an individual named ivan raiklin entitled operation pence card. that called on the vice president to refuse the electoral college votes from certain states that had certified joe biden as the winner. evan perez: he had been pressuring him behind the scenes. so now he's going public. he's trying to get public pressure on mike pence. jake tapper: the january 6 committee's interviews with white house attorneys made it clear that pat cipollone,
so as we are gathering information and looking at the evidence, we could go very broad, or we could hone in to certain areas of the investigation. so it's pretty early on, but we don't exclude anything at this point of the investigation. yes? >> we saw it was certified or safe to fly about two months ago. who does that certification? who determines if this plane does take flight? >> the question is whether this plane was certified safe to fly. we'll have to look at how it was certified. all we have right now is that it was delivered to alaska on november 11th. that is information i can provide. anything beyond that i don't want to speculate. i want to see it in writing myself and make sure that we
certified if the president does not win reelection. >> if democracy -- if you only accept results if you win and you deny the results when you lose, i mean, what's amazing to me, i think elise stefanik is so representative of what the modern gop has become. she entered congress as a center right, rational actor, she was going to be an adult in the room and help governance and lead to the new generation of the republican leadership. she has been completely revealed. i think that's what donald trump's greatest asset has been in america. he has revealed people for who they are. elise stefanik has moved from the rational center right republican to someone who accepted conspiracy theories. in that same interview, as you know, she described the insurrectionists of the capitol as hostages. some people who were arrested in the aftermath of that, she
former president engaged in an insurrection, answer that narrow question. but then have it be able to be broadly applied to these other states. you have more than 60 lawsuits. you have more than 30 states there are engaging in these questions. they're not going to want to litigate each and every states particular electoral code as we are in an election year, as the primary season is underway. so, i do think it will be both narrow in terms of the question that they're answering, but also able to be broadly applied to the other states. one note on the timing in colorado at least, donald trump's certified to be on the ballot. and by the time of this argument, the deadline for the county clerks in colorado to mail ballots to the military and overseas voters, that's generate 20. with hill already be on that ballot. the next deadline is february 12th through the 16th. that's the period when the county clerks have to actually
house chamber. >> i drove 14 hours to get here, and stood in the cold for three and a half hours, to find out that mike pence is a -- traitor, man. and i voted for that -- . >> american citizens. >> you are a traitor. >> he could have done the right thing. and he could've certified those legislators electors, and we wouldn't be standing here with a nine millimeter pointing at you right now. >> certified, the fake of electors. i want to bring in nbc news justice reporter -- the man who quite really literally wrote a book on january 6th called sedition hunters, how january 6th wrote broke the justice system. you have followed, and written about extensively the investigation of january 6th, almost more than anyone. where are we now, and does more evidence continue to present itself? >> it does, you know new evidence continues to roll, a new identifications continue to
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came out late here on a friday on the deadline, granting a petition to hear this controversial, sweeping colorado case which, according to the state of colorado's courts, has tried to disqualify donald trump from being on that state's primary ballot. this is a big deal. here's what it means. donald trump currently will remain on that primary ballot because the supreme court will be reviewing that decision. and that ballot is being certified today. this is the friday night news because it's news on friday night, friday night was the deadline if you're wondering why this broke so late in the week. the supreme court has already decided, through this grant of serb 84ry, that they will hear oral arguments february 8th on this case. the nation's highest court is stepping in to hear a big election-related case in this 2024 race where, yes, people may be girding for, bracing for, a biden/trump rematch. what the supreme court is doing tonight, what it would argue it
engage in insurrection. they say that congress rules on this issue of eligibility. to decide who can be a presidential candidate and who cannot. and then they also try to make the case that trump was deprived of due process and colorado didn't follow its own rules in the lead up coming to this decision. and they say they take issue with the idea that the prosecute president is not an officer and this section of the 14th amendment does not apply. >> we understand we have normalized the word unprecedented over the course of the last several years, but this one is actually the case. and that raises the question, do we have any idea when the supreme court is going to weigh in? >> it's unlike ly they will resolve this issue before the a ballots have to be certified. that happens tomorrow.
the ballot or noncitizen or if barack obama or bush and get significant signatures, i would be prohibited under maine law from placing them on the ballot. >> john: she insists, professor turley, she is similarly prohibited from putting donald trump on the ballot because of the prohibitions included in amendment number 14. because of him committing insurrection that he cannot qualify for being president. what do you say? >> jonathan: she's wrong. there's a big difference between saying that you have to be a particular age, which is confirmable, certified based on a birth certificate and the wild interpretation that she has given, section 3 of the 14th amendment. this is an interpretation that has been widely rejected. right now colorado and maine are the outliers, but keep in mind the courts in maine have not reviewed this, it's just her