New heat on Trump adviser Roger Stone; Ginni Thomas agrees to Jan. 6 committee interview

The Beat with Ari Melber

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🗓️ 27 September 2022

⏱️ 41 minutes

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MSNBC's Katie Phang hosts "The Beat" on Monday, September 26 and reports on new heat on longtime Trump ally Roger Stone ahead of the next Jan. 6 hearing. Plus, Ginni Thomas agrees to sit for an interview with the Jan. 6 committee, and Ron DeSantis facing lawsuits over his latest migrant stunt. Neal Katyal, Jackie Alemany and Barbara McQuade join.

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0:00.0	Hi, Nicole, thanks so much,
0:01.9	and I'd like to welcome everyone to the beat.
0:04.4	I'm Katie Fang in for R.E. Melber.
0:07.1	Tonight breaking news on the January 6th committee
0:09.7	and new evidence regarding Roger Stone.
0:12.9	Plus, our live interview with the Florida lawmaker
0:15.7	who is suing Ron DeSantis over that cruel migrant stunt.
0:20.4	And the shocking video of police leaving a handcuffed woman
0:25.1	inside of a car as it's hit by a train.
0:30.3	Oh, my God.
0:33.3	Oh, my God.
0:41.3	Incredibly, she survived.
0:43.2	And we're going to tell you what's happening
0:45.2	to the police that left her there inside of that car.
0:49.1	But we start today with Roger Stone
0:51.6	and the upcoming January 6th committee hearing.
0:54.8	The Washington Post reporting that Wednesday's hearing
0:57.2	will use clips from the upcoming Roger Stone documentary.
1:01.1	The filmmakers now complying with the committee
1:03.4	subpoena after first bulking.
1:06.0	The documentary has footage of Stone
1:08.0	from over a period of two years, including trips.
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