joining us to further discuss is known political analyst gloria borger and elliott williams, a former federal prosecutor and legal analyst. i want to start with you on the explosive new senate judiciary committee reporting that's giving us new insight into what was happening behind the scenes in the white house and, you know, the top echelon of the justice department just before the insurrection and this report is damning. what is your top takeaway? >> look, it's stunning and astounding and not jet surprise. what we have is a meeting inside the oval office where the president of the united states was effectively trying to orchestrate a coup and you had people standing up to him, pat cipollone, white house counsel, saying don't do that, so the president had the match. he was going to light the fire and in the end they talked him out of it, but you have to take a step back and say wait a minute, what's the context of all of this, and the context is that the president of the united states had been repeatedly dozens of times been calling state and local officials trying to exert the same

>> reporter: now elliott is home, happy and healthy. yet it is still unclear what caused him to stop breathing. johns never knew elliott spent three weeks in the hospital recovering. dispatchers don't often learn the outcome of those they helped until this day. >> hi. >> hi. how are you? >> good, how are you? >> it is nice to meet you. so nice to meet you. >> thank you. >> oh, you're welcome. you did a great job. >> reporter: the fire chief awarded johns a letter of commendation for his work. it sits next to a very special thank you note he received from elliott's grandmother. >> just to see him here, it is something else. >> reporter: johns says the ultimate praise comes from knowing the impact he had on this mother and son. >> hi, buddy. hi! >> reporter: who are no longer strangers. >> thank god there is people out there to help us when we're in situations like that. >> say hello. >> reporter: brynn gingras, cnn, mentor, ohio. >> i think i have something in my eye, right? "new day" continues right now. >>> all right, good morning to o

i want to bring in john harwood, legal analyst elliott williams. been a long time. john is here all the time. where you been, brother? >> you know how to find me. you don't call, you don't write, come on, don. >> well, you're back now. >> here we are. >> since that i'll start with john. john -- [ laughter ] >> it's official steve bannon is defying the select committee subpoena. what are you hearing how they will respond? >> i think they will get tough, don. the indications we have are that the select committee is going to not waste time and go quickly to criminal contempt citations and count on the justice department to prosecute them, enforce them and i think what we're seeing from the biden administration both in this decision by not to invoke executive privilege and also the signals they sent to the committee that they are likely to move ahead with enforcing contempt citations. the justice department and biden administration may not want to move ahead in cases on their own, that they're given the gravity of the situation that unfolded on january 6th. they're goin

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elliott, this crosses into so many categories. we wind up some of the different allegations and what was uncovered in these tens of thousands of pages apparently. we have financial issues, human rights issues, war, sex traffic. if you're in the doj, where do you even begin with a potential investigation here? >> look, to be candid, ana, most of the risk to facebook here isn't what the justice department. the justice department really covers criminal offenses and you really only have a criminal offense if someone at facebook knew information to be true and then went to congress or went to law enforcement and lied about it, right, that's where you would get a criminal offense. most other things are going to be some of these other regulatory bodies like the federal trade commission, like the securities and exchange commission that can look into how sort of facebook act as a corporate actor with respect to information that they had in their possession but didn't disclose publicly. >> but if facebook knew these problems were occurring

but, elliott, we have seen this movie before the last several years. trump administration was expert at playing the delay game, right? and it works. don mcgahn, we waited two years and we did, but it was after trump left office, right, and long after people really remembered why it was being brought in. >> couple of things there, number one, the parties, political and individual, are just different now. and when you have a republican congress and/or republican president, they're less likely, sadly, to pursue subpoenas. the other thing is that even though some of these legal and criminal proceedings may outlast this committee, at the end of the day, the criminal process, if it starts will still happen, he may not go to jail before the end of the next congress, but can still go it jail if the justice department is still prosecuting him. it is unfortunate that these things don't happen all in the timeline that either congress or frankly a very hungry american public want, but it is still a criminal charge. >> you're right, it is a big step. elliott willia

i want to write if now the legal analyst, elliott williams. good to see you this friday evening. the department of justice says it will make its own decision on any prosecutions. this is coming as the january 6th committee is going ahead withholding steve bannon in contempt a decision to prosecute will likely fall with attorney general merrick garland. >> he's right. he's not making a controversial statement. he's saying people who break the law should be prosecuted. don, i don't like it. he stepped up to the line and look, you and i sat here for the greater part of four years talking about a president who sort of mettled in the affairs of the justice department and you tiptoe to the line. look i don't want to equate this to the conflict over the past four years. it's not the same. the president stays out and i can tell you from time when i was there, look, when you're in a joint meeting with the white house and justice department and you need to talk to the case, send the white house folks out. that's how it works. there is a level of separation between the two and this got clos

elliott, i want to start with where we're at and what we just heard from adam schiff, where he said, you know, in terms of steve bannon, he could drag this on. he would never be held in contempt, never with prosecuted by the trump justice department, but those days are over. that's a clear message from the congressman, but i wonder, elliott, do you see signs that things are different under a biden justice department that you will see different action from attorney general merrick garland? >> quite possibly. you would normally give the witness an opportunity to at least show up. common sense dictates, and every indication we have is that steve bannon is not going to, but it benefits congress when they go too court eventually to say they called this witness in, he chose not to comply and he is acting in violation of the subpoena. they have a few options. two big ones are, one, they can go to the justice department and seek a criminal penalty. that doesn't get you the testimony. that just punishes him for breaking the law. that's leverage they could have. they could sue him to enforce t

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and it comes as a capitol police officer elliott has been indicted on obstruction charges tied to the insurrection. is this an easy case for prosecutors? >> you know, don, i want to take a minute on behalf of all prols cue -- prosecutors worldwide to honor the stupidity of this defendant. literally he says in an email take down the part about the building. they're currently investigating everyone. just looking out. look, give me a financial record or something to look at but this is the clearest evidence any prosecutor could have of an act of obstruction of justice and then goes and delete facebook messages, which in prosecutor terms is the equivalent of my 8-year-old breaking a window and putting a blanket over it to think we won't see the broken glass on the ground. it o it's obvious, it's stupid, shameful and insulting to the laws and here we are. >> yeah. >> i don't know. >> who ate the cheetos? not me but you have orange all over your face. >> you have orange all over your face. no, you have orange all over use face and holding a bag of cheetos and have cheetos in your mouth sayi

elliott served as a prosecutor for, i believe, over three decades in the southern district of new york. he was a state and local prosecutor before that. so he comes with decades of experience, particularly in the white collar space, public corruption, and tax fraud investigations. and he's known as a meticulous investigator, someone who is anything but the kind of knee-jerk hot head looking to, you know, go on a witch hunt that is being portrayed. he is going to build this case, if he does, brick by brick. and, you know, federal prosecutors are trained differently, i would say, than local prosecutors. they typically build out investigations that are proactive rather than reactive. and so the fact that he's on board, has come out of retirement for this, is i think significant, that that is something that they're looking at quite seriously. he's also local. he's lived in westchester for i think his whole career. and this is very much a local issue, at the end of the day. it seems, you know, there were protests and there was a lot of upset because there was a very large tax refund at the

that's why we did this. >> okay, so, but elliott, not everything is what it seems here, correct? is it theater? is going on? >> it is literally all theater. the republicans on this committee fabricated a narrative for political purposes. it is 292 words. this is the title of the memorandum. it literally says to address threats about teachers and staff. the second sen tbs of it, while spirited debate about policy matters it's protected under the constitution, that protection does not extend to threats of violence or efforts to intimidate individuals based on their views. this memorandum is targeted at violence that sort of the spate of violence that's coming to school boards across the country. they have somehow twisted this into thinking that merrick garland is now making this about targeting free speech or parents who want to speak up about what's happening in their schools, and it's simply not true. >> it's interesting because i was watching anderson earlier, and they did a keeping them honest, and this is all made up. but shouldn't merrick garland be stronger in defense of the

elliott williams is here, and he is wearing a tie. >> good evening to you, don. i was born in this tie. you will get a necktie off my cold dead body. it ain't happening. >> baby, i was born this way. >> not going for sexy. but talk to me. talk to me. >> good evening. tonight the bannon contempt referral sits with the u.s. attorney. this is what attorney general merrick garland said about the decision of whether to prosecute. >> the department of justice will do what it always does in such circumstances, will apply the facts in the law and make a decision consistent with the principles of the constitution. >> what do you think will happen? zblipt to say a couple of things. when he made those comments, that was maybe six or eight hours before this case even existed. so, it would have been inappropriate for him to go further than that. i think they're going to take a close look at it and there's a basis for charging him with a crime. the committee put out a pretty long detailed report indicating all the ways in which steve bannon sort of didn't respond to communicat

elliott was a prosecutor for over three decades in the southern district of new york. he was a state and local prosecutor before that. he comes with decades of experience, particularly in the white-collar space. public corruption and tax fraud investigations. he is known as a meticulous investigator. someone who is anything but the kind of knee jerk hothead looking to go out and witch hunt. that is being portrayed. he is going to build this case. if he does, brick by brick, and federal prosecutors are trained differently than local prosecutors. they typically build out investigations that are proactive rather than reactive. the fact he is on board has come out of retirement for this, which is i think is significant which is something they're looking at quite seriously. he is local, lived in west chester for his whole career. this is very much a local issue at the end of the day. it seems -- and there was upset, because there was a large tax refund. at the end of the day, that was issued to this luxury golf course that literally came out of the pockets of the local scho

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good morning, mr elliott. iwonder if you could talk us through how the cost since january this year has gone up and by how much for the firms you represent?— gone up and by how much for the firms you represent? good morning, of course. firms you represent? good morning, of course- i— firms you represent? good morning, of course. i represent _ firms you represent? good morning, of course. i represent chemical - of course. i represent chemical manufacturing businesses in the uk and if we look back to january, gas prices were about 40p a firm, that's the terminology. three weeks ago, about £1.60, imagine three weeks ago, that is when some steel meals started to pause production and fertiliser plants had to shut. if you were mad or unfortunate enough to had to buy gas last tuesday morning it was up at £4 .8 has eased off to about £2 but taking all that into account, it is a 900% increase since the beginning of the year. i am not saying our members are teetering on the brink but what i am saying, and i have

elliott, what questions do you want to hear clark answer? >> look, i think whenever someone comes into testify, wolf, you really need to look at what incentives he has to testify in the first place. as jeffrey mentioned, the justice department -- pardon me, congress has already talked to his two supervisors. i would be curious to hear what information do they provide that puts jeffrey clark over a barrel here. he's filling in information that's probably already been put out there, number one. number two, what sanctions might come to him? the senate judiciary committee report that looked into his conduct, where might he have misrepresented facts and documents that he signed, which are very serious for any attorney who is admitted to the bar. frankly, i'm curious, number one, to fill in what we already know, but number two, what does this mean for jeffrey clark, a very senior justice department official who frankly should have known better. >> and what was he telling di donald trump? >> yeah. >> what was he whispering in his here, was he the g

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also joining the conversation our legal analyst, former federal prosecutor elliott williams. i suspect you would have given the same exact answer. the attorney general has to be careful. >> yeah. >> democrats are saying steve bannon just flipped a bird at the united states congress and we want him held accountable. >> and maybe he did, but there's one correct answer to that. the justice department will make an independent judgment on this. look. this case does not exist yet. it would grossly inappropriate for an attorney general to start opining and weighing in on something that number one congress hasn't even voted on and number two hasn't sent to his desk yet so why should we be out there saying we should lock this guy up, it's absolutely inappropriate. >> it gets to number one, will this january 6th investigative committee which is critically important get to the truth? who organized it? who came with the intent to commit violent and what did the president and those closest to him know about it? you heard adam kinzinger, i know to donald trump a rino, to others a member of

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instead of only criticizing us more new and unsafe elliott the trend co as covering russian and your wait for us in laska on his, his re comp of last week's eventful opening day. first, a quick look into the context of lot of my food, his latest remarks during the russian energy week. the global post coven power demand has been on the up. and that led to major changes in the supply chains, 2 major disturbances and even shortages. now, the prices for natural gas futures in europe have absolutely skyrocketed. they went down a bit. but in the meantime, russia was being accused of politicizing the matter. and for years this country has been under fire for its infrastructure projects in the field like the north stream to however, this crisis led to reassessment and this is what the russian leader has been talking about for a while. and he also brought up what he called mistakes and the european energy policy that led to the christ. and i guess the fire prices on gas in europe or a consequence of a deficit of energy and not vice versa. and that's why you should not shift the blame over the

professor sharon squassoni is from the elliott school of international affairs at george washington university. she explained the north korean regime's attitude to its weapon's programme and the welfare of its people. this is a regime, i think it is fairto this is a regime, i think it is fair to say, that has never put its people first. so it is had a programme to develop nuclear weapons for many decades. this is not the first famine or pandemic that they have gone through and it continues to evade the web of sanctions that all countries have tried to put in place. all countries have tried to put in lace. , , ., all countries have tried to put in lace, , ., all countries have tried to put in lace. , ., ,, ., in place. just on the issue of sanctions. — in place. just on the issue of sanctions, as _ in place. just on the issue of sanctions, as you _ in place. just on the issue of sanctions, as you point - in place. just on the issue of sanctions, as you point out i sanctions, as you point out there are some hefty sanctions that are currently in place but in orderfor north korea to get the kind

it is day 3 of the gathering and our correspondent elliott patricia go. is there? oh, look at all these complicated tubes, valves taps gas industry equipment. this has literally become a nightmare for energy officials. lately, natural gas prices in europe have been astonishing. governments across the region for a while now the previous st. petersburg, international gas form mostly grabbed the attention of the most important business figures and experts in the field this year. many more eyes are on the gas form and st. petersburg, as the understanding of the crucial role of natural gas in heating and industrial manufacturing in europe has hit many decision makers, where in the midst of the worst energy crisis and decades, some of the world's richest countries are struggling. and winter is coming. perhaps a cold winter as the forecasts are st. just ahead of this form the russian president vladimir putin shared his views on what he called mistakes in the european energy policies of the recent years uses. it provides you conscious forgets about the stable developments

for more on this i am joined now by professor sharon squassoni from the elliott school of international affairs at george washington university. it does seem a bit counterintuitive to my people are struggling with covid in north korea and reports of mass debating at the same time the country is continuing with this weapons programme from what we understand. how is this possible and how much do you think north korea spends on its weapons programme? .the weapons programme? . the question of— weapons programme? . the question of how _ weapons programme? . tie: question of how much north korea spends is a mystery but this is a regime that i think it is fair to say have never put their people first. it is that a programme to develop nuclear weapons for many decades, this is not the first famine or pandemic that they have gone through. and it continues to evade the sanctions that all countries have tried to put in place. just on the issue of sanctions, as you point out there are some pretty hefty sanctions that are currently in place. in order for north korea to get the kind of funding or e

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