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A new report, with the names of whoever, else mistakenly believes, that they are above the law. well >> the gentleman from mississippi who chairs this panel has a warning tonight for anybody else planning to defy a subpoena, from the committee, intent on investigating january, sixth back with us again tonight. eugene robertson, pulitzer plies-winning columnist for the washington post, and bill kristol, author rachel thinker political, veteran of the reagan and bush administrations, editor at lar...

Getting the documents that will shed light the degree to which the former president was or was not involved in instigating the events that occurred on january 6th. its going to be an up hill climb just as chris was describing for the prior lawsuits because even though former presidents are allowed to offer claims of executive privilege with regard to documents or transcripts or take place from their own administrations, its not an absolute privilege, its a qualified privilege. it has to be balan...

The first black chairman of the joint chiefs. the first black national security adviser. listen to what he told me. this was back in 2009. hes talking to me about barack obama. this is after barack obama, the candidate he endorsed after serving in the reagan, george h.w. bush, and george w. bush administrations, became the first black president of the united states. here it is. >> we now have a man who is president who is african-american. but let us not rest on that pedestal. lets recognize we ...

>> john: chad wolf is concerned he doesnt have the overall experience to run a big department like that. so we will see, im sure hes likely to get confirmed. tom, great to have you in today. >> sandra: present biden and vice president harris, and secretary yellen will be meeting with the left and moderate democrats today the white house to discuss administrations stalled legislative agenda. they continue to push for massive spending. steve morris, a former academic advisor to president obama and...

Age of 84, from covid related complications. and what youll be reading and hearing about a lot i think lately, is how his career was marred as -- speech he gave in 2003 at the united nations. where he made the bush administrations for case for invading iraq. after the -- it became clear that iraq did not have the weapons of mass destruction that mr. powell had described in his speech before the world. and in much of his argument had been made on faulty intelligence. but powell is one of the few ...

>> i dont know and i dont care. >> steve? >> i dont care either. and i dont think any of it matters. donald trump doesnt have friends. donald trump doesnt have relationships. everyone needs to understand that. he has transactions. and hes in a transactional relationship with steve bannon. does it mean anything when steve bannon assembles a couple hundred alumni of republican administrations and prepares them for when they take power again to enter executive offices and rapidly deconstruct and te...

That killed 10 civilians. in a world where he serves sitting in front of the american people its my fault and make the call. we wont ask a general to step down? brian: ambassador khalilzad resigned yesterday, turning over. he produced the worst agreement i have ever seen in my life. born in afghanistan. he led it through two administrations and he said basically it didnt come out the way we thought. he needs to be investigated, too. joey, thanks so much. >> yeah. thank you. brian: we need to get...

Go through what that means. the committee votes. justice department receives the information, and then the u.s. attorney in washington, d.c., in conjunction with the highest levels of leadership at the justice department here in washington, they take the information to a grand jury. i think theres a lot of confusion. grand juries are part of the court decision, not controlled by the justice department. it is up to them to decide whether or not the subpoena should be enforced and there should be ...

Try -- their point is this was such a defining day, the right to secrecy gets trumped, forgive me, by the right to the truth. >> absolutely. they are trying to lay the groundwork with this committee to say we can never do this again and we will not make exceptions like the privilege argument for future administrations on things like that because what happened here is so important and shook our foundation as a country so much that any other political argument or previous historical argument kind ...

Old things from prior administrations that the trump administration was trying to break from. north korea will get peoples attention. they hope they are serious talks and dont repeat the same cycle. >> bill: thank you. situations at the southern border increase violent. first reports of agency shot. now ms-13 and other gangs. how higher food prices and a labor shortage will affect the bottom line.