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Reynolds and donahue, who were preparing for their meeting at the white house, jeff clark and the president were in constant communication, beginning at 7 am. white house call logs obtained by the committee show that by 4:19 pm, on january 3rd, the white house had already begun referring to mr. clark as the acting attorney general. as far as the white house was concerned, mr. clark was already at the top of the justice department. two hours later, the doj leadership arrived at the white house. two hours before the doj leadership arrives at the white house to discuss whether or not trump s going to put jeff clarke in as attorney general, white house call logs start describing him as the acting attorney general. lawrence, what does that? mean this is. standing the start talking jeffrey clark and donald trump at 7:07 am. at some point in the day, he ....
Turned to acting attorney general jeffery rosen, when rosen also refused to go along with the big lie, trump tried but ultimately tried to install an attorney general who would. trump had succeeded in appointing environmental lawyer jeffery clark, we have been the third attorney general in about two weeks. white house call logs obtained by the committee show that by 4:19 p.m. on january 3rd, the white house had already begun referring to mr. clark as the acting attorney general. as far as the white house was concerned, mr. clark was already at the top of the justice department. now, we ve reported on the tense oval office meeting three days before the capitol attack requested by acting a. d. jeffrey rosen after being told by clark that he was being replaced. here s testimony on how that meeting came about. did he tell you the president had offered him the job of acting attorney general? ....
Reynolds and donahue, who were preparing for their meeting at the white house, jeff clark and the president were in constant communication, beginning at 7 am. white house call logs obtained by the committee show that by 4:19 pm, on january 3rd, the white house had already begun referring to mr. clark as the acting attorney general. as far as the white house was concerned, mr. clark was already at the top of the justice department. two hours later, the doj leadership arrived at the white house. two hours before the doj leadership arrives at the white house to discuss whether or not trump s going to put jeff clarke in as attorney general, white house call logs start describing him as the acting attorney general. lawrence, what does that? mean this is. standing the start talking jeffrey clark and donald trump at 7:07 am. at some point in the day, he starts getting identified as acting attorney general. then you have a meeting that is ....
Corrupt, and they refused to do it. then finally he goes to jeff clark and he s thinking about putting him in to say it. that s one thing i think was the power. the second is the letter, the letter that he wanted somebody to send, was that the justice department would declare that they had found significant concerns about the elections and that they were insisting that or suggesting that the state legislatures come and name alternate slates of electors to go to congress. think about that for a second. you get to january 6th. i know what pence has said he was going to do. if you d been presented in georgia and arizona and pennsylvania with a trump slate and a biden slate, who knows what happens. absolutely. nia-malika, there was a moment in the hearing when we learned the white house was prematurely referring to jeffrey clark as acting attorney general. take a listen here. white house call logs obtained by the committee show that by 4:19 p.m. on january 3rd, the white house had al ....
President his claims had no merit. trump turned to acting attorney general jeffrey rosen. when rosen also refused to go along with the false claims, trump tried but ultimately failed to install an attorney general who would. if trump had succeeded in appointing environmental lawyer jeffrey clark, he would have been the third attorney general in about two weeks. white house call logs obtained by the committee show that by 4:19 p.m. on january 3rd, the white house had already begun referring to mr. clark as the acting attorney general. as far as the white house was concerned, mr. clark was already at the top of the justice department. so we ve reported on the tense oval office meeting three days before the capitol attack. requested by acting attorney general jeffrey rosen after being told by clark that he was being replaced. here is testimony on how that ....