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close look at what donald trump was saying to his circle the days after the 2020 election defeat. it comes after prosecutors questioned multiple witnesses about whether trump privately acknowledging the days after the election that he lost. according to four people briefed on the matter, the times says that one of those witnesses was trump's son-in-law, and senior adviser, jared kushner, who testified to the grand jury last month. precautionary, he's not the only person who knows what trump was saying in 2020. here is just a reminder of what we learned in the january 6th committee he...

the campaign, but yeah, it was great. i can't get enough of it. >> i want to tell our very talented camera crew that you want more of it, but we will have more of it. >> come on, it looked like they were having fun. >> i think they had fine. they don't really have a choice. but they would be appreciative anyway. >> getting a lot of exercise. thank you, alex. this is one of those nights when we are very lucky to be joined by former federal prosecutor andrew wise's men and -- because we need their expertise to discuss what would normally be a routine filing in a criminal case which spe...

From the new york times -- with both trump's son-in-law, jared commissioner, and his former longtime aide hope hicks. and nbc news confirms that prosecutor spoke -- former white house communications director alyssa farrow griffin -- ex presidents intent in the -- after the election. according to the times, commissioner was asked, quote, about whether mr. trump had privately acknowledged, in the days after the 2020 election, that he had lost, according to four people briefed on the matter. a line of questioning suggests prosecutors are trying to establish whether mr. trump was asked-ing acting ...

Both sides of this street in a very disingenuous way. >> so even if the president did call whitaker and talked about the cohen case, if no action was actually taken by whitaker, is there any issue in terms of legality of it. >> there is very definitely an issue. if the president called the acting attorney general of the united states about an ongoing investigation of him in the southern district of new york, where he was named as a an unindicted co-conspirator, any conversation would be wildly improper. and evidence of potential obstruction of justice. even if nothing came of it in terms of wh...

The overall team that cooperation was something that was good to do, yes, he did -- we're told by the new york times, we're led to believe based on this reporting that he did cooperate fully with that probe. that opens up an entirely different realm of questions just about what now the special counsel knows about the president 's intent to this question of obstruction of justice. >> nancy cook, unprecedented has been the word to describe this. if it does come to -- this report does come to pass and these are veteran beltway reporters. we both have michael schmidt and maggie haberman. but what ...