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Only certify an election that they agree with. theres no greater threat to democracy than that. >> garrett haake asked about your critique of republicans that were campaigning with kari lake. here was his response. >> i believe everything state deserves a republican governor, and arizona deserves another republican governor. >> a lot of reps in the last three weeks that i have described as empathetic to what youre doing, have suddenly said party over country. what do you make of that decision. >...

Member of the january 6th committee, told us what to expect in the committees first public hearing on thursday night. >> people are going to have to make judgments themselves about the relative role that different people played. but i think that donald trump and the white house for at the center of these events. thats the only way of really making sense of them all. the select committee has found evidence about a lot more than incitement here. and we are going to be laying out the evidence about...

The january 6th committee. that house committee is still at work. one of "the washington post" reporters behind the latest january 6th scoop will join us. plus, for the first time were learning of the secret scramble on the day of the insurrection, prompted by something president trump said and something the house committee is now investigating. also, the race to lead the countrys second biggest city going down to the wire, a billionaire businessman up against someone who at one point was re...

Americans that something should be done. politico and morning consult talked to nearly 2,000 registered voters on background checks for all gun sales. 88% strongly or somewhat support that. 88%. on banning assault-style weapons, 67% support it. two-thirds. on preventing firearm sales to people reported as dangerous, 84% support it. just 9% oppose. nbc congressional correspondent garrett haake spoke to republican congressman tony gonzalez who represents u val dee. i want you to listen to how easy...

>> reporter: there are some lawmakers, including some in the presidents own party who says that that does not go far enough. theyre calling on him to invoke the defense production act. its a war-era measure that would essentially grant the president emergency powers to be able to order companies to produce more of a certain goods. now, the white house says that that is something that they are considering. but already, at least one manufacturer or one company says theyve got their plants running ...

Senate surge. our exclusive interview with the republican whos giving a late jolt to the pennsylvania primary and how the two front-runners are trying to make sure that kathy barnette is not the partys nominee. and the fda saying that a fix to the baby formula shortage is now a priority. but how did we get here in the first place? were talking about this with the chair of the appropriations committee, congressman rosa delauro is here live. good afternoon. im garrett haake in washington. i wa...

To put pressure on the people right around president putin and putin himself as we know, his daughters because thats where a lot of his wealth is. but that sounds like its starting to get through to these people. and thats the message. thats exactly the reason for putting these sanctions on so that president putin starts to feel from the people right around him the pressure. he should be feeling the pressure that the sanctions are putting on all russians. not clear that he cares about all russia...

Nearly 5 million people have been forced to flee to neighboring countries. good afternoon. im garrett haake in washington, in for hallie jackson. nbc news foreign correspondent matt bradley is in kyiv. also with us nbc news pentagon correspondent courtney kube. and were joined by retired army brigadier general peter zwack, who served as senior defense attache to russia. and matt, i want to get started with you. youre in kyiv. weve got this new russian offensive really lighting up the east of ukr...

Of the inflation impact. most of the economists didnt really see that because build back better did very little in the immediate term. it was kind of spread out over a number of years. if they shrink build back better into just those components that joe manchin would support and if they pay for them with taxes on high income people, i think the inflationary impact would be quite modest. so they might be able to get around that part of it. >> thanks so much to austin guls by, and garrett haake on...

Written statement indicate an end to that effort, they represent a sudden and inexplicable reversal in his position. and a breach of his commitments to the president and the senators colleagues in the house and senate. wow, that is harsh. joining me now, nbc news senior capitol hill correspondent austin ghouls by, former top economic advisory to president obama and boston globe, senior writer kimberly atkins, and is garrett haake with us as well? garrett haake is with us. were told it was author...