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are in charge of history, a decision you will make will be taught in schools, written down in history books, and then that decision awaits you today. imagine how heavy it would feel to get out of bed this morning. it's a lot. and yet that is what 12 men and women are doing right now, deciding if they believe the former president of the united states, donald trump, committed a crime, potentially multiple felonies for as the manhattan district attorney's office argues corruptly trying to interfere with an election. engaging in a so-called scheme that prosecutors say could have been wha...

Like a little moment of history to have been with the story. >> for those that don't remember so well about the campaign and flynn's role in it, michael flynn, as we were told all along, was the person that went with donald trump everywhere in the campaign. was around him all the time. staff members complained that he was at meetings he wasn't supposed to be in. and is what we heard from staff members was that they would fly michael flynn all over the country with donald trump because he would calm him down, made him feel a bit more substantial with the general around him and also would stop h...

Holding papers, kind of lurking almost. but always there. even like during lunch he would just meander into the room. >> so a constant presence there. you have cohen, a constant presence around donald trump, as well. donald trump and the administration and his sad, sad apologists across the media can try to minimize these two roles, the two roles these people played. but, man, very significant. >> so let's get into the new court filings from the special counsel about former national security adviser michael flynn. in the heavily redacted memo, mueller's team says flynn has provided substantial...

Parade these people in public, it ended up being discreet with the way they did wit chris kobach. you see him greeting the president. you see he is holding papers. it looks like he came prepared to talk about. through the magic of zoom. you can get up close there and see chris kobach's proposals for extreme vetting and reducing the intake of syrian refugees to zero, he's bringing these ideas in writing to the president. at the bottom of the page, something he was proposing there about his other big interest, voter roles, in other words who is allowed to vote. whatever happened in that meeting,...

Progress policy progress, but what you just hear from speaker boehner was a little different. >> yeah, it was. full stop. once burned, twice shy. 15 times wurned, totally scarred. it is good rhetorically that the speaker is opening the door to having a proactive agenda and not just repeal things, be uh you read that house letter to the president. it's this sort of pomp and circumstance of we, too, would like to do things and we agree with you as the use of paper clips as a method of holding papers together. these are very, very small priorities. not energy. natural gas. i don't think they coul...