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Followed up on all of the fraud claims, and they quickly concluded that fraud did not take the election from donald trump. voters did. the news was told to trump's chief of staff at the white house, mark meadows, in mid to late november. >> i remember a call with mr. meadows, and i remember sharing with him that we weren't finding anything that would be sufficient to change the results in any of the key states. >> during a meeting several weeks later, the president got the same message from his white house counsel, pat cipollone, and another white house lawyer, eric hirschman. >> eric and pat ...

Were doing was legal? >> in one e-mail a lawyer working in arizona literally describes them as quote-unquote fake electors, so what we would be doing is sending these fake electors, he has in quotes, to go cast ballots. in another e-mail there was a discussion about fear from some officials. this would be seen as quote-unquote treasonous. >> what might have happened had pence trying to go through with this idea that he could reject electoral votes and send them back to the states biden won such as arizona, pennsylvania, wisconsin, georgia? >> he would have immediately plunged the country into ...

Involved in very significant environmental law briefing before various courts. and that reminded me that, yes, in fact primarily you're an environmental lawyer, how about you go back to your office and call you when there's an oil spill. >> donohue also informed president trump that upon clark's appointment, justice department leaders would resign en masse. >> the president turned to me and said, steve, you wouldn't leave, would you? i said, mr. president, i've been with you through four attorneys general including two acting attorneys general but i couldn't be part of this. >> when clark was ...

Christina bob, she's the one that signs the attestation it's a little parse. she attests to all the documents being returned is something represented to her, it's not clear by whom. it's my understanding she's already been before the grand jury what sort of tensions or tectonic tensions are brewing between the two intramaga attorneys on the mar-a-lago case >> i suspect that will be the government's leverage point. at least those two attorneys, perhaps other people privy to the conversations, so it becomes harder to lie to the government if you're one of these attorneys about what happens it wi...

We haven't heard a lot of her testimony yet. i think one of the things she pointed out in addition to what you highlighted is she and eric hirschman, had had concerns of the potential for violence before january 6 and hirschman and hicks said you need to put out a statement telling supporters to be nonviolent and he refused to do that. that gets to the central question that everybody is wondering about which is how this rally turned violent and who is to blame for it and if the right precautions were taken. what they are showing clearly that trump was aware this could turn violent and choose n...