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The vote to pursue charges against Jeffrey Clark, a former Justice Department lawyer who aligned with Trump as he tried to overturn his election defeat, comes as Trump's top aide at the time, chief of staff Mark Meadows, has agreed to cooperate with the panel on a limited basis.
Good evening. tonight, we've learned that the former president is making new efforts to subvert justice and stymie the investigation into his attempt to stay in office by subverting democracy. he's reportedly doing it by invoking executive privilege in the house investigation of the attack on the capitol which he incited. we'll talk to former white house counsel john dean if he can actually do that. meantime, his allies are also still trying to undermine democracy and lay the groundwork for overturning the next election. that's the news tonight, which comes after a day that began with the sena...
Lol, lol, lol, lol. so i just amused myself with that report today, but you actually tearing it apart is going to be fantastic. >> it reads as though as if it was written by a staff full of jeff clarks. >> wow. go, lawrence. go get it. go get it! >> thank you, rachel. the staff from the senate judiciary committee issued two reports today, and both of them are deeply disturbing. and for me the report that is actually most disturbing is the one you really haven't heard much about or haven't heard anything about at all until a moment ago. i was discussing with rachel. the democratic staff of the ...
Executive privilege and block the january 6 committee from getting information from those subpoenaed. lie, deny, and now defy. remember, we define that as the triple play of trumpery. according to "the washington post" a trump attorney instructed his former advisers not to comply with congressional investigators and with good reason. they clearly may have damaging information. the senate judiciary committee just made that obvious in a new report about january 6th titled "subverting justice." nearly 400 pages and they have the receipts. we'll give you some of the biggest headlines tonight but i...
Friday of key players. this report sheds new light on just how extensive this effort was, it's titled, subverting justice, how the former president and his allies pressured the department of justice to overturn the 2020 election. now, let me just start off by reminding you who those key players in the department of justice are. we have jeffrey rosen, he ran the doj as acting attorney general, after bill barr left in december of last year quite a plea. rosen's deputy, is number two, is that guy, he's a guy named richard donahue, previously served as -- for the new york district of. new york the...