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The author solicitor general i researched it and gave us thorough, clear opinions that we did not have standing. we tried to explain that to the president on numerous occasions. >> let's take a look at another one of your notes. you noted that mr. rosen said to mr. trump "doj can and will snap its fingers and change the outcome of the election. this quote how did the present respond to that? >> you responded quickly and said essentially that is not what i'm asking you to do. i'm asking you to say it was cropped and leave it to me and the republican congress. >> let's not -- as you're speaking ...

Committee, saying that bill barr -- she believed bill barr and accepted it december 1st when he said there was no widespread fraud but in that footage, mid-december, she talked about how every vote needs to be counted because so many people are questioning the sanctity of the election. here's what else this british filmmaker told reporters. >> i provided them with all the materials they've asked for, and i will continue to cooperate with them as they ask if necessary. thank you very much. >> the footage of donald trump, is it -- you had two sessions with him before january 6th and one after, i...

American people that the results are not trustworthy. he went on to other theories as well but the bulk of the conversation on december 15th focused on antrim county michigan and the report. >> thank you. mr. engel, we know attorney general barr announced , on december 1st, 2020 that the department of justice had found no evidence of widespread fraud that could have changed the outcome of the election. from december 1st, 2020 until today, as you sit here, have you ever doubted the topline conclusion? why i have never had any reason to doubt attorney general barr's conclusion. >> thank you. pur...

Committee convenes about a half hour from now. the panel is promising to take a deep dive into then president trump's efforts to influence the justice department. house investigators will argue, we're told, that trump misused the justice department for his own personal gains, specifically his efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election and stay in power. jo john, the case is being made today that trump tried to weaponize the justice department, turn it into something for injustice. talk us through some of the players. >> the committee will lay out through the testimony that the presid...

In the weeks leading to january 6, the department of justice was fielding almost daily requests, from the president, to investigate claims of election fraud. each claim was refuted time and time again. an effort to turn a jar described as wacha mall. when each of the efforts failed , he resorted to installing a new attorney general to say the election was illegal and krups so he can stay in power. president trump started leaning on the justice department the first chance he got. on november 29, his first television interview after the election, --. >> wears the doj and fbi mr. president? you h...