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Pressure on mike pence is the criminal act, and that is a serious crime. trying to interfere with the lawful transfer of presidential power. i think that cases, there and i think merrick garland will charge it. >> we have a conversation tomorrow morning with michael luttig about that. mike pence is outside with mike alluded to say that the vice president needs a reason to not go ahead with what donald trump is saying and michael luttig stays with a handful of people who stood between very bad th...

>> do you have any instinct as to what may have happened here? what is this the result of? >> i dont want to speculate at this point. and anything that -- any idea i throw out there would be speculation. >> you do suspect foul play. correct? >> well, in which case? >> in the case of these missing men. >> i cant say that definitively because i dont know that the four bodies that we recovered are those men. i do suspect foul play in the discovery of the four bodies, what led to them being there. >...

Storytelling, from gus anderson, that he knew, he was lying to his supporters, and that he knew about the violence. and the subpoena is reflective of the dots being connected, around those three pillars of their investigation. >> lawrence? >> the stages are, at this committee votes on the subpoena. it, then, will have to go through the house rules committee, and you will see an ugly debate in there, because there will be republicans in their. then, it goes to the house floor. the floor passes it...

That trump knew, or lies to trump. it was the of -- >> we got that word, premeditated, several times. >> what they did, today, was wallpapered ten different layers of wallpaper, all over the pillars of their investigation, that he knew he lost. we went right back to the themes of the first public hearing. in the most dramatic storytelling, from gus anderson, that he knew, he was lying to his supporters, and that he knew about the violence. and the subpoena is reflective of the dots being connect...

To try it. i thought they would have to go to a criminal referral. instead, they announced the subpoena, and did so with lots of reference to other legal factors here. what did you make of it nicole? >> i think the committee has been driven, since the beginning, of a true investigative principle. the politics are clear. democracy is the issue of all voters, and especially independents. it has political ramifications. im not saying theyre separate from that, but they have been driven by the inves...

Premeditated, several times. >> what they did, today, was wallpapered ten different layers of wallpaper, all over the pillars of their investigation, that he knew he lost. we went right back to the themes of the first public hearing. in the most dramatic storytelling, from gus anderson, that he knew, he was lying to his supporters, and that he knew about the violence. and the subpoena is reflective of the dots being connected, around those three pillars of their investigation. >> lawrence? >> th...

That it would be a subpoena for trump. i think i, like most, people thought that this was too late in the game for them to try. i thought they would have to go to a criminal referral. instead, they announced the subpoena, and did so with lots of reference to other legal factors here. what did you make of it? >> i think the committee has been driven, since the beginning, of a true investigative principle. the politics are clear. democracy is the issue of all voters, and especially independents. i...

Different points, raised the prospect of other kinds of legal trouble for people who have lied to, or obstructed their investigation. we get to that in a minute. but, before we get to that threat from the committee, lets make sure we understand what is important about this big surprise news today, that they are going to subpoena the former president. i am joined by ari melber, nicole reid, lawrence odonnell. obviously, i would not have put it on my bingo card if i had to pick surprise action tod...

And the committee needs to bring the investigation to a close. back with us to discuss denver riggleman, former adviser to the january six committee, former virginia congressman. he is now a new york times bestselling author of the new book the breach: the untold story of the investigation into january 6th. denver, as i said, tomorrow could be it, the last hearing. and i know there is so much content to cover. but what do they need to do to make this a success? >> i think the first thing they ne...

Regenerate soil, as you say, has been damaged to such a degree that it could cause a global food crisis?— degree that it could cause a global food crisis? globalfood crisis? yeah, we need to think _ globalfood crisis? yeah, we need to think about - globalfood crisis? yeah, wej need to think about covering our soil more, where soil is very at risk from big rain events. we need to have more limitations and diversity in the crops we do. we need to think about the compaction, as we put our heavy m...