bookies, like a thing that they're known for, actually know the answer to that the leaves everything you need to know a little bit. jake tapper starts right now a major votes about to go down on capitol hill any minute, the lead starts right now the breaking news house lawmakers just seconds away from a vote that could hold attorney general merrick garland in contempt of congress. the dramatic action led by house republicans as attorney general garland refuses to hand over audio of president biden's interview with these special counsel. it's the interview we're robert hur's described biden is seeming like a quote, well-meaning elderly man with a for memory do house republicans have a vote have the votes. also this hour, i hate crime task force launched to investigate this repeated acts of antisemitism and vandalism in new york city. see some of the acts under investigation and to somber moments today, marketing the ugly scars of gun violence in america, students who as first-graders survived the horrific sandy hook massacre those kids are graduating from high school today and this our a symbolic act to remember the 49 innocent victims of the orlando pulse nightclub shooting welcome to the lead. i'm jake tapper. we start today with breaking news. any minute we expect to see history fold on capitol hill as house republicans move to make america garland only the third us attorney general to be held in contempt of congress. all three quite tellingly happened within the last ten years. as our politics has gotten even more divided, house republican leaders say, this rare step is necessary because garland refuses to to turn over the audio recordings of president biden's interviews with special counsel robert hur. you might remember her investigated biden's handling or mishandling of classified documents, but democrats say this is all just a stumped by house republicans who want to use the the audio for attack ads take the audio out of context to embarrass president biden and doing do it all to appease donald trump. if this motion passes republicans will then ask justice department to prosecute garland, who we should know is the head of the justice department because he's the attorney general, the doj did not pursue charges against the other two attorneys general who were held in contempt. mr. holder and mr. bar. let's get straight to cnn's manu raju on capitol hill manu, it is a very narrow majority that house republicans have. do they have the votes? >> the republican leadership believes that they do have the votes back the speaker of the house, mike johnson just emerged from his office. he told her colleague kit mar that i believe we do. they have the votes. he said, now, here's the catch though, jake is, but absences isn't those point, there is such a narrow majority that a couple of members don't show unexpectedly that could scuttle the whole efforts going forward. we've seen that happen in other votes. will that happen here? but nevertheless, the republicans believe that they have all their members here in essentially support that nick only afford to lose two republican votes if all members are here in voting because there's a majority of people who are here, but they do ultimately expect that, but democrats are furiously opposed to this effort. they believe there's all part of push to try to make joe biden look bad and that the justice department has cooperated. the justice department attorney general himself, merrick garland said that they have provided transcripts about that interview between president biden and the special counsel, and that the older provide the audio recordings that it would impair their ability to have investigations going forward because future witnesses would be unwilling to cooperate behind closed doors and be deposed if they other audio would be leaked to the public. but nevertheless, that is this dispute has been going on for weeks and now merrick garland facing history, one of the rare attorney general about to be held in contempt in the house in the middle of this hotly contested election. so it'd be happening jake, in a matter of minutes all right. >> manu raju. thanks so much what before you go, mano what happens if this passes? who decides ultimately if the attorney general's punished yeah, this will be the dc, the us attorney's office in the district of columbia. >> and of course that is under the justice department that merrick garland runs. and there's virtually no chance that gone and will be prosecuted here in large part because the president himself asserted executive privilege over these audio tapes and the department of justice own office of legal counsel has affirmed the validity of invoking executive privilege, meaning that essentially mirror gowns position is in line with the executive branches position over this. and as essentially this is a dispute between the legislative branch and executive branch and how this can get ultimately resolved. some members says that in the court system fighting about that, about who has the right to the auto tapes. and so that's going to take a lot of time to resolve, certainly not before november and certainly no prosecution happening from our garlin. >> alright. mine raju on capitol hill. thanks so much. let's discuss meghan. let me start with you. are like, look, i'm a journalist, i love transparency in everything, everything. what's the argument for not releasing the audio? i mean, the transcripts already out there to special counsel's report with its description of joe biden, president biden is out there but why not release the audio? >> what's the point of releasing the audio? so the republicans can prove the joe biden is old and we can see all read his birthday like it's i don't understand what the point of releasing it is. they don't want to release it. i think it said it's a bad precedent. so what's the point of this? it's just more political games happening that are unnecessary in these folks should get to work and work on issues and like path and immigration bill what is the point? >> i think the point of it is to number one, see what, if anything, was redacted, but also, you already they already waived executive privilege by releasing the transcripts. so when you go and you get a little bit as whether it's a campaign or in these machinations that's the danger because you just going to keep asking you for more. that's how these games are played. we've done on our side, you've done that. there's and so what but democrats or find themselves in is if you really want to hold a hard line and really maintain executive privilege, should have done with the transcript once you start doling it out, it's harder to hold your position throughout, but to your point, it's a game. this is a political game well, let's talk about this because gloria, this showed the lead has been on television for roughly 11 years and this is the third time i have reported on the contempt of congress charges against attorney general. >> the first time was 2014, eric go holder under obama, refusing to turn over documents related to the fast and furious gunrunning sting then the second time in 2019, attorney general bill barr under trump for refusing to turn over the full unredacted mahler report. and now possibly america, ireland is this just the new normal if you're going to be an attorney general, you're probably going to get held in contempt of congress three out of five. >> i think you have to get ready for that. i mean, what they're trying to do is trip-up joe biden i mean, the description if the description had not been that he was an elderly man et cetera. with a poor memory, none of this would be going on. let's be honest about it. what they're trying to do is look at listened to him and see if he sounds like an elderly man, and then use that against him either in an ad et or, or whatever. i mean, this has nothing to do with substance. >> well, let me just say, i mean, we all have eyes and ears and we see joe biden speaking and he likely announced at one and he's an elderly man. >> said, what are you going to learn? what are you going to learn also on capitol hill today? house speaker mike johnson met with senate republicans ahead of donald trump's visit to senate republicans smile and we already know that republican senators lisa murkowski and mitt romney won't attend. they say they have prior plans. you work for mitt romney do you think he ultimately will end up showing up tomorrow or he's retiring there's he's kinda made his views known adult chimp. >> there's no really incentive for him to do that. look, i've been in these sorts of things, whether it's trump or somebody else. these aren't, they're not going to break at the powerpoint and the slide decks and start going through whatever first hundred days will look like. this essentially political rally, no matter what it is, it's he's a leader of the party now, you're having a debate in two weeks, convention. next month. it's about uniting the party, getting everybody on the same page. >> interesting, another interesting maneuver when it comes to visiting republicans is former house speaker paul ryan visited fox yesterday. now he's on the board of fox, but he was visiting as the former speaker and he explained why he is not going to be voting for donald trump. he also said this, take a listen these costs has a lot of seats. >> i could probably spend some time and come with the numbers he causes senate twice. she costs us the house because he is nominated. he is pushing through the primaries, people who cannot win general elections, but who pledged fealty. that's not a good way to build and grow a party do you think that there is a place for paul ryan and the current makeup of the republican party. i mean, it doesn't sound like it, it doesn't sound like he's going to kiss the ring of donald trump at any of these meetings or other meetings. so i know he's not invited tomorrow, but it just it doesn't look like there's a place farm because i just don't think he's going to pledge undying loyalty to trump, but i don't know why hasn't said it earlier obviously, he's been on the board of fox for quite some time to just not on fox, yes. well, yes, but but this was pretty direct and frontal and it was on fox, which i think is really important. and, you know, he could have done it a couple of years ago. why not? he's been clear. this is the first time i've heard this sort of thing. he also said he's not voting for joe biden meters, but i would think of him, he's like a nikki haley voter, right? he didn't vote. he's not going to vote florida, although haley's voting for drops, true didn't vote from 2020. he said in the interview, voted in 2016. so i didn't expect honestly to vote for trump. he's a good guy. and it's kinda also telling of where both parties are kind of competing over the hailey vote. >> he's a romney guide too. don't forget. oh, i know it. well very well. >> if you disagree with his assessment that some of the candidates he's picked in the house, republican primaries and senate republican primaries have ultimately cost republicans seats. >> in theory, yes, but also that the point of this is, look, we had a primary like i know better than most, right. can you write that? i'm scott. yes. we had that one-on-one race to at the end, this wasn't like a clown car and 60 teen and tend to go back to the point trump is coming down because he won the primary fair and square, right? >> we can agree or disagree majority of primary voters wanted him. now, we got to figure it out in november. >> so when it comes to the presidential election and megan, i'm from pennsylvania, i take a keen, i am always paying attention a new marist poll finds joe biden and donald trump basically within the margin of error. but you got to give the edge to trump 47% for him, 45% for biden, 3% for rfk jr. now, this poll was taken after trump's conviction. joe biden won pennsylvania by about a point in 2020. i imagine a poles like this don't make you happy i mean, i think that it should be a wake-up call to the campaign. they need to focus on issues here. and i also think that the more that former president trump is out on the campaign gel and people can hear what he says and what he believes. i do think that the poles will start to shift and biden's favor of the three blue battleground states, blue, blue ones like wisconsin, i'm speaking of the wall, right? yeah, wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, which ones do you think are the most likely two. how would you rank them in terms of most likely to go for trump? pennsylvania is just i think is always the toughest because you're dealing with you're dealing with philadelphi. that's always a bastion of really, really deep blue support i feel okay about michigan. specifically with kind of like the vote around the gaza issue that's an issue de, affecting democrat yes. yeah. i feel like we can flip that a leisure. i feel i knows that a question? feel very good about the sunbelt right now, arizona, nevada? >> yeah, i can understand that the glory before we go, i want to note that we lost you and i both lost a friend today. howard feinman, who used to be with newsweek and then it was the huffington post. it was an msnbc eminence agree. he passed away after a battle with pancreatic cancer. it was announced a few hours go by his wife. i know he's also a fellow colgate graduate, so you've probably i've known him for for quite some time, just while we started out at news week is cub reporters on the hill. he covered the senate and i covered the house. and that was that was in the days when you could do that. and i have to say about howard in addition to being a great colleague, he's just one of the best old-fashion reporters i've ever known. he was a brilliant writer when he did a profile on a politician, you really wanted to read it because you know, he spent so much time on it and he also had his finger on the pulse of the electorate and would go to the editors in new york without fear and say, no, no, no, no, this should be the cover. this week. this is the political cover we ought to be doing. and they had a great deal of respect inside the bureau and outside the bureau, i think from politicians and those were the days when you could be friends with politicians on both sides of the aisle and cover them and i think he did that and i think we all learned a lot from howard. i think about epa, think about that era, and it was just, it's hard to imagine for the young people out there. but newsweek would come out it doesn't exist in print form and it's certainly not what it was at the time and there would be cover stories and basically there would be competing cover stories. are competing profiles by evan thomas or by howard feinman tight and they were always, yet everybody in but washington read every word and they were tough but fair as they say. and he, he he and evan thomas were always the authors and they were, they were great. >> and we used to call them the violins because they would, they would be the violin for the week. and it would sort of set the stage for what had occurred politically in the country that week. and so howard was one of the great ones writing that violin reporters all over the country would be feeding information to evan and howard? yeah, like me. >> and they would take get all in and construct this beautifully written. it was narrative, it was a marvel, it was a marvel and he was a marvel at it and had some great teachers at newsweek, but those were the days when writing. >> yeah, really mattered writing really was every absolutely so to his friends and and family and former colleagues out there, we send our love. may howard fireman's memory be a blessing as we watched for this house vote on holding attorney general merrick garland in contempt. we're gonna get some reaction from those directly involved. we're going to hear 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closed slightly lower the s&p 500 and nasdaq closed up a little bit. this after the federal reserve just announced that they're not going to raise interest rates. and this morning we also learned and inflation cooled more than expected in may, consumer prices rose 3.3% from a year earlier, which slowed from april of 3.4%. this is the first time price is held flat on a monthly basis. and june, july of 2022 let's discuss with cnn's julia chatterley and catherine on policy and economics and political commentator as well as a washington post opinion columnist, julia. so this all sounds like good news, i guess. but when you think about the average consumer and you dive into the specifics grocery prices remained flats. overall, food prices went up by 0.1% because restaurants got more expensive. is that ever going to get better? >> we hope it is. i don't have good news for you this year. the expectation is that we see food prices continued to rise this year. jake by just over 2%. that's on top of a sort of near 6% rise last year. so it's pretty mind-blowing quite frankly for consumers, but you're right to break it down into grocery prices. and then what we're seeing at the worst end of this, which is fast food restaurants, those prices for grocery up around 1% over the past year. fast food restaurants are up over 4% and, and we're seeing all sorts of complaints from the likes of donalds, starbucks, burger king, on social media, where consumers are saying, quite frankly, we've had enough. the key if you're a shopper, look for the price cuts target. just announced 5,000 price cuts, milk, cheese, eggs walmart, they've cut prices on seventh thousand items. i can throw in aldi walgreens, cvs, or talking about cutting prices to jake. my advice is, look where you shop because people are cutting prices even today. >> all right, look at that news. you can use and catherine, one of the reasons inflation fell overall is because gas fell by 3.6%. >> but housing inflation more than offset the decline in gas prices rising 0.4% for the fourth month. >> in a row, americans cannot afford to buy houses right now, many of them, even from any homeowners, if they sell, they can't afford to buy a new home. is is there any relief on those fronts, insight? >> i think that's gonna continue to be very challenging. shelter prices, housing prices, rents has been very painfully high and growing more, much more quickly. certainly, then prospective homebuyers or renters would like it if you own a home. that's quite good news for you. but if you are trying to purchase one or if you're looking for an apartment to rent, those numbers have been moving in the wrong direction and certainly high interest rates don't help in that respect. normally you would expect that when interest rates go up, that pushes housing prices down, because you can buy less house for the same mortgage payment and more of that payment is being eaten up by interests that hasn't happened recently. and that's because we just have a shortage of housing in this country. it's extremely difficult to build, not just here in new york and other coastal cities where this has been a problem for a long time, but increasingly across the country, it's difficult to build. we've basically under built since the financial crisis, since the housing bust. and we are continuing to see the pain of that today julia, walk us through the federal reserve's decision on interest rates. >> is this a positive sign? do you think how will that impact the average american? >> it's a positive sign if you want to fly the flag for the resilience of the american economy. it's a negative sign. if you're one of the millions of americans that have borrowings, whether it's credit card, as catherine was saying, you're paying a mortgage right now, what the federal reserve said today is they now only expect one rate cut this year, not the three that they were talking about. justice as soon as march of this year. and that's down to one inflation. that prices, even with the good data that we had today are the better-than-expected data, prices are still above the target, but all so what we saw last week, jake, and that is people keep hiring businesses, keep hiring in the united states. so when you tie those two things together what jay powell said today was policy is about where it should be at this stage. and they're in no hurry to cut rates. good news, arguably again, to promote the strength of the american economy, but not great for american two owe money or paying back money. >> catherine, you've written columns about how the public's perception of the economy is worse than the reality of the economy. how might today's news impact the politics of the economy as president joe biden works to take control and try to shift the narrative ahead of the november election biden has a very difficult job, which is how do you talk about the strengths of the economy and on paper, it looks pretty strong without sounding tone deaf to the real concerns that americans feel. >> and part of this has to do with the fact that the way economists measure things or talk about things is little bit different than how normal people do. so for example, we were talking about grocery prices earlier. grocery price inflation is actually great right now. it's very low. it's about 1% year over year. and for the past few months, it's either been flat or falling from the previous month that's good news. but americans are not necessarily going to feel super enthused about that, given how much price growth there already had been, to date in the prior year and the prior couple of years when prices had gone up, so much, people are not really excited by the idea that, oh, great milk isn't getting even more expensive. but why is it so expensive already? so it's really challenging to celebrate some of these wins, this inflation report today was in many ways good news, certainly better than expectations but how do you talk about that in a way that doesn't sound like you're dismissing american's real financial stress this and again, i don't know the exact answer to it, but i think it is helpful for those of us in the media of course, to try our best to explain what the numbers mean, how they look in context, how they compare historically, like the fact that unemployment is at near historical lows rather than historical highs. that's the kind of thing that i think greater contexts and explanation. what at least be helpful? >> well, that's why i invited you both on the show exactly. catherine and julia. thanks so much. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> the economy is consistently issue number one for voters and 2024 is going to be no different up next, compelling arguments from auto workers on what's driving their vote. cnn's john king has those conversations from battleground michigan next. and we're standing by for the vote on the house floor and whether or not the republicans or for democrats who knows, will hold us 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behind former president donald trump its way down from detroit's heyday. >> but 134,000 members still makes the uaw a force in battleground, michigan chris via tally works in an engine development at chrysler and believes president biden's push for more electric vehicles, yurts business. >> the government seems to be appeasing the coasts everyone who lives in manhattan, thanks, everyone should drive an electric car. >> vitale, he says he will again ignore union leadership and vote trump. a third time, hoping to end the ev and dates and to get better trade rules. >> so i've watched this region go from the arsenal of democracy, loom. now, we're happy if we can get a sports stadium or we're going to sell wheat or fireworks or whatever it, it's absolutely pathetic what we have sunk to now and our politicians just they're, they're good with it he isn't so that's the difference so bob king worked at ford for more than 40 years and served a term as uaw president when the industry was trying to recover from the 2008 financial crisis he ties trump's support among union auto workers two years of lost jobs, and lower wages that people feel like the government and the establishment hasn't been delivered for them is there life better now than it was ten years ago? >> or worse than for many, many working people. it's worse their standard of living has deteriorated in some cases, their community he said deteriorated and walter robinson, junior bets about 40% of his ford coworkers are for trump. >> he's never done a hard day's work, not physical work. like you're doing a plant. he has a solid gold toilet at home so how can he really empathize with your life? >> and when you say wait, joe biden walked a picket line with us. joe biden spin a pro-union precedent they say that guns, gays, the bortion sleepy joe hunter biden robinson says the new contract wins were impressive, but didn't fix everything. gas prices are still pretty high. food when you go to the grocery store, every time this, is just me and my wife and his $200 every time i go to the grocery store and jake note that walter robinson's concern there about the cost of living that tracks the conversation you just had about the economy and do voters, are they processing the improvement in most of the data? >> but many of them say no housing costs, grocery costs are still high. look, here's why but it comes down to in michigan, president biden got 62% of the union voted, could, according to our exit polls, in 2020, that was nine points better than hillary clinton if he wants to keep michigan and keep the blue wall, he's going to have to run that strong again. but our conversations with voters say he's still got some challenges ahead in the next few months to keep that number. >> and john, we talk a lot about cracks and the biden coalition and the work he needs to do to repair things with all sorts of voters in michigan union voters, blue-collar voters, arab american voters, muslim voters, progressive voters list goes on and on. >> michigan might actually be the biggest task of them. all for the biden campaign, right? >> i think that's right in the sense that you have, if you look at all of the cracks in the biden coalition, all of the repair work he has to do. you find just about every one of those groups in michigan? it's not a huge latino number that's more of an issue in an arizona or in nevada. but think about black voters in detroit, right? not just the present will win wayne county hill when detroit, but he needs to turn out he needs people to turn out and not defect back to the third-party candidate. he needs to keep that numbers. i just said among union voters, we'd been on college campuses before school broke this year. the israel-hamas conflict has hurt the president daily there, and there are somewhere in the ballpark of 300,000, 300,000 arab american voters in the state of michigan. most in the dearborn area, they're mad at the president about that too. so he's got a lot lot 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general merrick garland in contempt of congress let's bring back cnn, chief congressional correspondent, manu, raju and monitor. >> this is going to happen any moment. it's gonna be a close one to watch what are republicans saying about their vote count? which speaker johnson bring this vote up if he didn't have the votes, i'm mean, he has before yeah. >> i mean, we expect him not to ultimately should be a huge embarrassment if he brought this to the floor and it collapsed in front of his face, but that is not what we're expecting here at the moment. in fact, the republicans seem to have a little bit more leeway because of the number of democratic absences at the moment. remember the vote will be approved. this resolution to refer the attorney general, the united states, on contempt charges that will be approved if a majority of members who are present are actually voting. so that means that there are absences that changes the number of people that would be considered a into b in the majority at the moment based on what our team has calculating on our back of the napkin calculations from the earlier votes today. and in this vote series, we expect that johnson could actually afford to lose three republican votes given this expect it to be along party lines, even if all members were present and voting, he could only afford to lose two republican votes. so he potentially could have an extra defection to play with. the question is, who will defect? i spent the last couple of weeks we're really talking to a number of those swing district republicans and then making very clear that they are on the side of the the leadership on this question, even though it is a very controversial vote, many of them have said that they believe that attorney general merrick garland should turn over the audio tapes that he was subpoenaed for those audio tapes. of course, it special counsel robert hur, had in his conversations is interview with president joe biden over biden's mishandling of classified documents republicans clearly want to inject this. this audio into the campaign season, given the criticism of robert hur's about joe biden, joe biden is elderly state and why he decided not to prosecute him. they want to hear all of that democrat seen absolutely no reason for this audio to be turned over to the to the house and the attorney general himself has warned that doing so could be a detriment to future investigations going forward, witnesses may not want to cooperate if they believe their audio is simply be released to congress. so all that is playing out as his boat, jake, it appears it is now taking in place according to the vote right now is you can probably see here on your screen, but what we're seeing right now, 204 votes, there is one republican vote in the negative. we're trying to get a name and who that person is at the moment. sometimes those votes happened by mistake. remember, may vote no mean vote yes, we'll see if that person changes their mind. but at the moment, jake, since since johnson can afford, to lose three votes, given the attendance numbers, he seems to be on track of gains approved jake and a matter of minutes. >> right. and right now, just to bring everybody up to speed, what's going on house and house democrats and republicans are voting and whether or not to hold attorney general merrick garland in contempt of congress, right now there are a lot ten democrats who have not voted in five republicans to have not voted. >> it's possible that those are 15 members of congress in tough election fights. possible. we don't know. i don't know. >> right now. one republican as you noted, manu one republican has voted nay if that was not an accident that might be a republican in a biden district or something like something like 15 or 20 districts that republicans represent the house district. but joe biden, actually one that district pickton, the presidential election any, any word manu on whether it's possible that any of these ten democratic holdouts might vote to hold merrick garland in contempt. i could see theoretically a jared golden and maine or someone like that who's in a trump district, may be feeling the urge is possible it's still remains to be seen. >> we have that for them, say that publicly, but we do know who that one no vote is. in fact, that is congressman david joyce of ohio. he is someone who has a more moderate republican member, someone who serves on the house ethics committee, sometimes he votes on these ethical questions because he is serves on the member of the house ethics committee, but he voted no. sometimes you vote present in that case, we felt like it wasn't the right to vote this way. we'll see if that's ultimately why he, why he decided to vote. i'm going to keep my eye out here jagan said case, i see him or another relevant member of the house walking down here, but but that is but from what we can tell, we are seeing all all of these, members walking out who just voted and we're not seeing any other defections other than david joyce, which tells me that this is going essentially along straight-party leinz and there's 214 votes to two 206 votes is very clear that attorney general america will be about to be the third attorney general who will be referred for prosecution for contempt of the house, given the republican can given the fact that he did defi how subpoena he said he had legitimate reasons to do so. they say there was they note that there's a dispute between the executive branch and the legislative branch, but republicans want to go further, want this to be prosecuted. and at the moment is very clear though that jake that he did they do have the votes, given it is only one republican defection. johnson probably can lose three. they're nine, no republicans who have not members who have not voted seven, those are, those are democrats, which gives johnson a little bit more room to play with chegg, correct. >> although if those two republican 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recordings because transparency is a hallmark of journalism and accountability, demanding accountability from public officials with us now to discuss this bumped as new york democratic congressman dan goldman, congressmen, what's your reaction to the vote and why should the biden administration high these tapes from the public well, first of all, take a very disappointing de, and it's another effort by the republican party to dig a deeper hole for this institution contempt of congress is a very serious char and as we know from the peter navarro and steve bannon cases those are situations where witnesses are subpoenaed and absolutely blow off various committees provide no documents, no information, which is exactly what the trump administration did. >> as you will recall, back in 2019, and the state department had gathered a boatload of documents to turn over to the impeachment inquiry related to ukraine, donald trump ordered them not to turn them over and so what we are now entering into is a situation here where the republicans obtained the substance of the interview that they requested that is more than enough for them to do any oversight that they deem necessary. there is no legitimate legislative purpose for them to obtain the audio recording because they're not prosecuting. they're not trying to determine whether to prosecute him. and there is no legislation they can identify. there's no oversight. they can identify that points to why they need the audio recording and what they really want to do is release it to help donald trump misconstrue these recordings, use them during the campaign, and that is not a legitimate purpose. and so this is a situation where the department of justice when beyond really the call of duty and providing the substance of all of the requests that the oversight committee and the judiciary committee made of merrick garland. but that's not enough for them so i can take yes for an answer for last throughout three of the last five attorneys general have been found in contempt of congress. >> eric holder didn't turn up over information relating to the fast and furious mishap that sting operation. attorney general bill barr was held in contempt of congress by a democratic congress for not turning over information. the unredacted mahler report and now attorney general merrick garland for not turning over the audio a citizen who doesn't have a dog in the fight might say, it seems to me as though the legislative branch is trying to do oversight of the executive branch and the executive branch keeps giving the what whoever's in charge of the i've congress, the executive branch consistently gives the finger to the house. i assume you don't see it that way, but there is a consistency in these three contempt of congress votes well, there's only a consistency and the fact that they, three attorney generals have now been held in contempt by congress. >> but the situations and the circumstances are very different there there was no basis for for bill barr to withhold the unredacted report from congress he could identify none if it were a issue of classified or secret information, but there's really not it's going to see the justice department to not give the audio recordings to congress either. >> well, first of all, there is and i believe the basis is that it would have a very chilling impact on any future cooperation of witnesses who would know they would be recorded and would know that it potentially could be disclosed and who knows what's in a specific recording. >> we know what the substances because we have the transcript and so there are legitimate investigative reasons why the department of justice would not want to turn over and the congress has to have a legitimate reason to request this is materials. there is no legitimate reason that anyone has identified on the republican side why they need the audio recording in addition to the transcript and so yes, congressional oversight is very 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