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testimony — saw hours saw hours upon hours of testimony. we also saw the actual video— testimony. we also saw the actual video footage and the survivors, the capitol— video footage and the survivors, the capitol police who literally laid their— capitol police who literally laid their lives on the line to try to hold _ their lives on the line to try to hold back— their lives on the line to try to hold back individuals, mega— individuals that storm the capital with an _ individuals that storm the capital with an intent to kill for that people — with an intent to kill for that people were literally chanting hang mike pence with gallows outside waiting — mike pence with gallows outside waiting to hang a sitting vice president should he not change the outcome _ president should he not change the outcome of the election to where donald _ outcome of the election to where donald trump one. —— maga. there is nothing _ donald trump one. —— maga. there is nothing that _ donald trump one. —— maga. there is nothing that makes any of this misunderstood. it is quite frankly that donald trump is such a strong hold on— that donald trump is such a strong hold on republican voters in the republican party that no one is willing — republican party that no one is willing to — republican party that no one is willing to challenge or very few willing — willing to challenge or very few willing to challenge or very few willing to challenge or very few willing to challenge his narrative. it has _ willing to challenge his narrative. it has seeped into the republican psyche _ it has seeped into the republican psyche amongst republican voters that this _ psyche amongst republican voters that this is not a very important thing _ that this is not a very important thing the — that this is not a very important thing. the other think i think has happened — thing. the other think i think has happened since it has been so far since _ happened since it has been so far since january six is that americans are gone _ since january six is that americans are gone orr — since january six is that americans are gone on. we see economic issues back home _ are gone on. we see economic issues back home arise and inflation has
>> thank you, this week begins with the gun safety conversation after another mass shooting. the crisis is important. it grinds on. we will continue to cover it. we have more on that important story later this hour with some special guests. or top story is what a season of accountability. you can kind of feel it in the air if you follow the news and see how many different issues have hit the court. closing arguments today, time where lawyers for e. jean carroll replayed some of that damning video testimony from trump himself, as well as him watching his solemn and the under-oath admissions. it may be one that -- they
about the video testimony offered by the former president of the united states, and the moment i want to play for you is when he addresses the infamous access hollywood tape. and what he actually said on. it the validity of. it let's listen in the mail. talk >> with and you say it, again it's become very, famous in this, video i just start kissing. them it is like a magnet. just kiss, i don't even, wait and when you're a star they let you do it. you can't do anything. grab him by the [bleep], you can do anything, that is what you. said >> historically that is true with starts. >> it's true with stars that they can grab women by the [bleep]? >> if you look over the last million, years that has been largely true. not, always but largely true. unfortunately or fortunately. >> you consider yourself to be a star? we i think you could say. that yeah.
really suffered images that are worthwhile and worth noting in this case. that's why most of today was really again, another day of implicit and explicit discussion of damages. so, i think what happens next week, we have summations, the case goes to the jury, and there's two big arguments, can you believe carroll, nobody was, there shouldn't write anything down, there's a lot of upholstery around her, including others who suffered at trump's hands, and maybe more importantly at this point. did she suffer enough so that trump can say, i've had a real, or has to say, i've had a real loss here. how much money does she have to give for trump to be, in any way adjacent in this public sentiments. >> what did the jury here in the video testimony of donald trump in his deposition, i know he was asked in that deposition, have you ever been unfaithful to your wife, to which i believe visitor was, i don't know. >> yes, there's a lot of fuzzy
you believe carroll, nobody was there, she didn't write anything down, but there's a lot of upholstery around her, including others who suffered at trump's hands, and maybe more importantly at this point. and jason enough so that trump can say, or has to say, i've had a real loss here. how much money does she have to give for trump to be, in any way adjacent in this public sentiments. statements. >> what did the jury here in the video testimony of donald trump in his deposition, i know he was asked in that deposition, have you ever been unfaithful to your wife, to which i believe his answer was, i don't know. >> yes, there's a lot of fuzzy answers, backing away from the access hollywood tape. backing away from confusing e. jean carroll for marla maples. the probably the biggest thing in the tape, the constant name-calling and disrespect.
defense for the false claims of election fraud fox news aired following the 2020 election. lawyers for the voting system company have presented internal communications and depositions that show fox executives and hosts knew the claims were false but aired them anyway. however, fox believes that it is completely covered by the first amendment and has asked the judge to dismiss the case. its lawyers argue that the network and its hosts were reporting on news-worthy allegations from newsworthy people, and that executives were not directly involved in airing any defamatory statements. the judge told the lawyers yesterday they would have to agree on live or video testimony from witnesses for their jury presentations. adding that he would prefer live witnesses. "the washington post" reports that rupert murdoch might be compelled to take the stand. earlier this week, fox's lawyer
the culmination of this 18-month-long investigation, you know, congress was the victim. let's not forget on january 6th, this is the select committee's final report. everything they've collected. >> it is going to be out there really for historians to look at, even before that for the department of justice to look at. as you said for journalists to look at. we will learn so much more. don't forget. this is -- we already have learned so much since that and mainly from people inside the white house, from trump's inner circle, we saw a glimpse of that just the other day with hope hicks for the first time we saw her video testimony. i can't wait to read all of that, of course, ivanka trump and snippets of this in this programming of these hearings so we'll get the full sense but also what i'm looking for is obstruction. what are the sort of recent attempts to kind of obstruct some of the narrative here to try to get some witnesses to not tell the full story. that i think will be central to
but we begin tonight with former president trump, the january 6th committee making history today for the first time, congress has recommended criminal charges for a former president. the committee voting unanimously to recommend former president trump be charged by the justice department for his actions leading up to and including january 6th. the committee's nearly 18-month investigation, ten public hearings, depositions from more than 1,000 witnesses. tonight, the committee saying, quote, the central cause of january 6th was one man, former president donald trump. summoning supporters to washington, sending them up to march to the capitol, putting his own vice president in harm's recommen trump b charged ffial proceeding, conspiracy to make a false statement, and inciting an insurrection. this is up to the doj whether to charge trump. for the first time today, video testimony from hope hicks, one of the former president's longest and most loyal aides what she said about trump in the
saying she's -- listen. >> two things that would help up front, cameras, search policy, contraband penalties. inmates are being groomed, contraband is a huge problem and if we had cameras, i can't tell you how many cases we have where the absence of video testimony makes it extraordinarily difficult. >> and that could speak to why there's such a back log of these cases, but of course much of the blame was placed at the feet of former leaders at the bureau of prisons for not finding these case, not acting on them, not detegting them. so clearly, a lot of training needing to be done as they try to chart a path forward under new leadership, but this is a committee that's kept the spotlight on the bureau over the course of the next several
discussions with the president to know that. another thing that we keep the $250 million that the show of a president has been able to attract from the american people for a legal defense fund that he knew it was not really a legal defense fund i think of great american people thought they were doing something right or, he was able he was to extract that able to extract that money from them and that money was money from him with them. >> what do you think, where there is a response with donald trump, it's a 14-page letter he called at the on select committee, he did not divulge in that letter whether he would comply with the committee's subpoena, but fox news reported that he loves the idea of testifying live, he wants to take the mic, he doesn't want video testimony, he wants to take control of the room. is this even worth thinking about or talking about? >> listen, donald trump needs to be held to the same standard