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Horrendous, _ was also trapped in. just horrendous, and - was also trapped in. just horrendous, and all- was also trapped in. just horrendous, and all at i was also trapped in. just horrendous, and all at the instigation of a president of the united states. that instigation of a president of the united states.— instigation of a president of the united states. at the white house staff _ the united states. at the white house staff were _ the united states. at the white house staff were trying - house staff were trying unsuccessfully to get trump to do something to stop the violent. :, :, , vio...

To do something to stop the violent. there would need to be an immediate and forceful response statement that people need to leave the capitol now. white house chief of staff mark meadows received text messages from trump officials, the president's sonjothr, and media personalities all urging him to get the president to speak publicly, but trump refused. instead, he continued to try to phone senators inside the capitol to overturn the election. i basically told him we are not doing much work here right now because theyjust took our vice president out and i might have to hang up on you, i've go...

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Home. >> can i call my lawyer? >> it shows this is more than what did john eastman do, the attorney that basically came up with that crazy scheme to overturn the election. it probably is a very deep interest on what the president did. >> reporter: cipollone's subpoena was significant. he was close to the president and in the west wing on january 6th. >> i think i was pretty clear there needed to be immediate and forceful response statement, public statement that people need to leave the capitol. >> reporter: cipollone sat for several hours of a closed-door deposition with the january 6th selec...

That he make a strong public statement condemning the violence and instructing the mob to leave the capitol. he did not capitol leave until 4:00 where he filmed his now infamous go home message. pat was a top white house leader. his reaction to his advice throughout the afternoon. >> when did you first realize that there was violence? >> i first realized it, it may have been on television or it may have been -- for it may have -- been, and i found out that people were, they weren't in the capital yet, and then i started watching it, and then i was aware. >> did you think [applause] [inaudible]...