Thursday 23 June 2022 01:59 PM Images reveal filmmaker interviewing Trump and Ivanka as he prepares for 1/6 ... trends now
Two new images show stills of documentary footage from British filmmaker Alex Holder interviewing Donald Trump and his eldest daughter and former White House senior adviser Ivanka Trump.
The images, obtained by CBS News, further show the extent of Hodler's access to the ex-president and his inner circle in the weeks before and after the January 6 Capitol riot.
Holder is set to appear for a private deposition before the January 6 select committee on Thursday after complying with the panel's subpoena for his raw footage of anything related to the Capitol attack as well as his interviews with Trump, his adult children and son-in-law Jared Kushner and then-Vice President Mike Pence.
The filmmaker captured dozens of hours of footage during his time following the president and his team, and CBS confirmed that there are at least 11 hours of straight-to-camera interviews with Trump and his family.
Footage includes what Holder and his team captured on the Capitol grounds in the midst of the attack on January 6, 2021.
Further proving the extent of access is an image obtained and published Thursday by Politico Playbook of a name place card for Holder on Air Force One, which every guest receives when they fly aboard the president's plane.
Trump world was rocked by the existence of the footage, with one former top 2020 official for Trump exclaiming 'What the f*** is this?' in a text message to Rolling Stone, according to a Tuesday article.
Images obtained by CBS News show still grabs from documentary footage of Alex Holder interviewing Donald Trump
Another image revealed Thursday shows Holder interviewing Trump's daughter and former White House senior adviser Ivanka Trump for his documentary on the final months of the ex-president's reelection campaign
Many top Trump aides for the campaign and administration told the publication they were completely unaware that a documentary was being created or that there was a crew following around the president in the final months of his time in office.
Revelations of the footage also sparked the January 6 panel to add more hearings to the docket in July to delve into the new information.
Thursday afternoon the panel will hold its fifth hearing after kicking off a series of at least eight earlier this month. But the number of public and televised hearings will now increase with the hours of documentary footage and testimony from Holder.
Holder's project on Trump's 2020 reelection campaign and the final weeks of his presidency will be released on a popular streaming service this summer in a three-part series.
The select committee subpoenaed the raw footage from Holder's team of anything related to the attack that day as well as interviews with the former president, former vice president, Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner, Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr .
Holder released a statement Tuesday saying that he fully cooperated with the subpoena and handed over the footage – he is also meeting with the panel for an interview on Thursday.
Ivanka, according to The New York Times, said in the documentary that her father should 'continue to fight until every legal remedy is exhausted' because people were questioning 'the sanctity of our elections.'
Her interview was conducted on December 10, 2020, which was nine days then-former Attorney General Bill Barr said there was no widespread voter fraud that could affect the 2020 presidential election outcome.
In recorded questioning with January 6 investigators, Ivanka said Barr's comments 'affected my perspective' of the 2020 election.
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