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Are grounds to continue to look into whether the president bears some liability for the events of january six, and now you have the revelation of this of an hour and 37 minute gap. as you alluded to in your opening monologue, the evidence of corrupt intent. the attorney general has said that the department of justice will follow the facts wherever they lead, no matter the position of the person they might implicate. and here is the ground truth. if federal judges had said about any other americana what's judge carter and judge mehta have now written about a former president, you bet your tail ...

Cheney's suggestion for inaction could lead to a violation of the statute is among the broadest interpretations. among the variables is whether it could apply to someone like trump whose specific actions may have been technically lawful even if they were done with corrupt intent of interfering with congress. give me a little more on this, kyle. >> sure. so this is actually a very active issue not just in relation to donald trump but in relation to the rioters themselves in the building. a lot of them are facing obstruction charges and they're challenging them on the basis that, well, the count...

Hold on. let me finish. >> georgia law -- >> i'm going to come to georgia. i'm talking about the federal evidence, jeff. just find 11,780 votes. just a statement to his a.g., just say the election was corrupt and leave the rest to me. come on. let me finish, jeff. you know it's wrong when you wrote there's little reason to even open a criminal investigation. at least take that back, jeff. of course, the attorney general -- he has concrete evidence of corrupt intent here. you expect me to believe that trump was telling the truth? of course, the attorney general should take a hard look at this. ...

Goes to so much knowledge in advance of january 6th of donald trump's corrupt intent. i mean you look at all of the sort of criminal law education we all got watching the mueller probe. i mean milley was going to resign. cipollone was going to resign. there's extraordinary reporting in the book about bill barr who did walk away. they all knew he was going to do something catastrophic in that period between election day and the inauguration. do you think they're worried about being subpoenaed by this select committee, phil? >> they certainly could be worried and, you know, milley is somebody, u...

>> well, i think the point about corrupt intent is really crucial in terms of this eviction of jennifer weisselberg. and that can be really hard to prove. the timing of the eviction is suggestive. but we don't really know more than that. at this point. and i think that focusing on weisselberg's role in the trump organization and the risk to him, through his kid. that seems, to me, to make sense. i mean, prosecutors will pull levers to try to get witnesses to flip when they are really after someone else. and, you know, going after somebody's family member, or threatening to, for better or worse...