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Americans realize that a world in which they so hate the other side that they would rather see the constitution shredded and our country turned into an autocracy then actually hand power over to the other side? how long does that take to go away? if it doesn't go away and it hasn't gone away, we still have a clear and present threat to our democracy. >> speaking of autocracy, the doj politicized during the trump administration, we just learned in recent reporting that they overreached and started looking at phone data for members of your committee, the intelligence committee. are you at all co...

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About an account that belonged to don mcgahn. apple was barred from telling mcgahn about it. apple has not responded to the times. an attorney for mcgahn and the doj declined to comment. the senate majority leader wants answers. >> what has happened here are finger prints of a dictatorship, not a democracy. no one likes the idea that if a president's mad he can just go forth with setting personal phone data on perceived enemies. >> when it comes to sowing doubt, they are trying to convince voters that the 2020 election was stolen. it has led to death threats. threats to take a life based on a ...

Approve this, then who approved the bugging of phones, the collection of data, phone data, from political opponents in the opposing party. and now, again, this morning, we heard about don mcgahn, who was the person who recommended the same thing inside the trump administration, if the attorneys general at time didn't support that move. >> so if the attorneys general, if it's true as they are saying, that they didn't know, is that reassuring or is it alarming? because somebody knew that they were going -- >> it's alarming, yeah! >> yeah. >> of democratic members of congress. and of the sitting ...

Welcome back. the top department of justice official who was likely briefed on decisions to subpoena the phone data of reporters and members of congress is stepping down. the doj official says his departure was planned and not department faces over the subpoenas. this comes as "the new york times" reported the doj ceased data from apple on don mcgahn and his wife. they are the latest in the growing list of people whose apple phone data was subpoenaed by the trump doj, including two democratic members of the house intelligence committee and their families. while democrats were quick to condemn ...