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[music playing] speaker: you want a fight? you better believe you've got one! [indistinct shouting] jake tapper: tonight-- speaker: this is now effectively a riot. jake tapper: what's the bottom line you want the american people to know? liz cheney: there was a very sophisticated multi-part plan overseen by donald trump-- donald trump: you can't ever accept when they steal and rig and rob-- liz cheney: --to attempt to stay in power. jake tapper: as the longest, largest investigation into donald trump's attempt to stay president comes to a close, we put it all together. speaker: i've got three men walking down the street in fatigues carrying ar-15. jake tapper: the explosive testimony. cassidy hutchinson: i overheard the president say something to the effect of, i don't effing care that they have weapons. let t my people in. jake tapper: new insight from witnesses. rusty bowers: i said you want me to take my state, 3.2 million
[music playing] speaker: you want a fight? the following is a cnn special report. [indistinct shouting] jake tapper: tonight-- speaker: this is now effectively a riot. jake tapper: what's the bottom line you want the american people to know? liz cheney: there was a very sophisticated multi-part plan overseen by donald trump-- donald trump: you can't ever accept when they steal and rig and rob-- liz cheney: --to attempt to stay in power. jake tapper: as the longest, largest investigation into donald trump's attempt to stay president comes to a close, we put it all together. speaker: i've got three men walking down the street in fatigues carrying ar-15. jake tapper: the explosive testimony. cassidy hutchinson: i overheard the president say something to the effect of, i don't effing care that they have weapons. let t my people in. jake tapper: new insight from witnesses. rusty bowers: i said you want me to take my state, 3.2 million voters and just throw them out the window? jake tapper: was he asking you to commit a crime?
jake tapper: you're obviously well aware of what donald trump was doing in terms of his election fraud claims. did you have any apprehension of becoming deputy attorney general? richard donoghue: no, i didn't have any concerns about that. i had a great deal of confidence in the team. i wanted to be part of the team. you want to be there when it matters. donald trump: can't ever accept when they steal and rig and rob. can't accept it. jake tapper: after attorney general bill barr resigned, richard donoghue was appointed to the number two position in the department of justice, the deputy to jeffrey rosen, the new acting attorney general. the two men inherited a department under constant and public attack by the sitting president of the united states fighting to hold on to an election he falsely claimed had been stolen. kaitlan collins: trump thought the justice department was an arm of his presidency in a way for him to tell them what to do and they should do his bidding and what he wanted.
[music playing] speaker: you want a fight? you better believe you've got one! [indistinct shouting] jake tapper: tonight-- speaker: this is now effectively a riot. jake tapper: what's the bottom line you want the american people to know? liz cheney: there was a very sophisticated multi-part plan overseen by donald trump-- donald trump: you can't ever accept when they steal and rig and rob-- liz cheney: --to attempt to stay in power. jake tapper: as the longest, largest investigation into donald trump's attempt to stay president comes to a close, we put it all together. speaker: i've got three men walking down the street in fatigues carrying ar-15. jake tapper: the explosive testimony. cassidy hutchinson: i overheard the president say something to the effect of, i don't effing care that they have weapons. let t my people in. jake tapper: new insight from witnesses. rusty bowers: i said you want me to take my state, 3.2 million voters and just throw them out the window?
winding up and it will wind up well before the super tuesday contests. ., , ., ., well before the super tuesday contests. ., ., .,~ contests. rob, i want to take that to you. _ contests. rob, i want to take that to you, to _ contests. rob, i want to take that to you, to get _ contests. rob, i want to take that to you, to get your - that to you, to get your thoughts, and remind us — historically, when it comes to the iowa caucus, how likely it is that it actually ends up choosing who will then go on to be the person who is in the running for the white house in terms of its historical record? it is possible it could this time _ it is possible it could this time as_ it is possible it could this time. as we know, in iowa, republicans that don't win the nomination do well, bed ted cruz— nomination do well, bed ted cruz or— nomination do well, bed ted cruz or mike huckabee, in recent_ cruz or mike huckabee, in recent cycles. there is a sense amongst — recent cycles. there is a sense amongst republicans who are anti- — amongst republicans who are anti— trump and pro trump that this could — anti— trump and pro trump that this could be done by the end ofjanuary and the super tuesday contests will be null and void _ tuesday contests will be null and void if trump pays ahead of everyone — and void if trump pays ahead of everyone else in the race. i would — everyone else in the race. i would add to rick's point that the thing i am watching is money _ the thing i am watching is money. does pneumonia infuse the race —
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to be relatable when she was running, because that's like ilw it's not what my life was like. like, what was it overs wa christmas prs? she was probably like, sweetie, grandpa's a little stressed out right no w w because all thee speculation he took a private jet to a placeto known as island. >> that's not what my house was like over the holidays. ov i don't know who a i think most people's life was like that. >> but rob is right to the rig point where this has been discussed so many time this se that for most people, for average people, it's just this crazy, salacious thing. but like they knew this hung out with this guy. >> you know, maxwell was at chelsea chelsea clinton's weg after he was convicted of the sex crimes of minors the first time. so i don't know how yo't know we get in. of course, she can't get in front of a camera and be like, i'm just lik e you know, epste you're not. i wonder if epstein referredin to this island. that's terrible marketing. yeah, wellribl depends on who a
$500? does michael jordan sleep in this bed after he wins the basketball game? that's not the dog product -- >> greg: what? that's a hell of a reference. >> joe: i don't understand like all the products for dogs the only one i'm interested in is the milk bone that cleans your teeth. >> greg: it's true. they don't have a milk bones for adults we wouldn't have to brush our teeth. >> joe: that would be perfect. i'm busting my ass over here. [laughter] >> greg: you just invented somebody and if you weren't so lazy you could be a billionaire. rob, it maximizes comfort and fosters a sense of security. >> rob: so does bourbon. >> greg: yes. >> rob: i think the whole story summed up in the look on that dog's face which is get me the [bleep] out of here. >> yeah. >> rob: i want out of here so bad. sos, torture, blinking.
>> rob: i feel like the rest of america, more harvard president news screams america. who cares. >> greg: i care. >> rob: do you really? >> greg: yes. i'll tell you why. >> rob: okay. in anticipation. >> greg: it's emblematic of the destruction that dei and msg in all entities it infects. she was not qualified for the job. >> rob: here's what i think about her. >> greg: i agree greg. >> rob: sorry. boy it's been a really big year for you, lot of changes. you know, she's not -- this is really diversity. >> greg: yeah. >> rob: her melatonin level is sort of high, right, because her parents were haitian immigrants but she went to the second best high school in the country and then stanford or harvard. she's not like -- this is not disadvantaged youth they gave a shot at. she's not the reason the people who started affirmative action started it. it's incredibly distorted until