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President of the united states decided to put full-court pressure on the new acting attorney general, jeffrey rosen. he was really pushing the department of justice to bend to his political will. and i will tell you, i just dont think im overstating the case, we were a half step away from a full-blown constitutional crisis. >> elie, i dont want to do literary criticism, but we did write down what he said and you talked about trying to shake the tree so people understand what were up against, wha...

Committee to issue the subpoenas and react to witnesses and whether they comply. i wont presume the outcome of that. ill let them take care of that. >> lets return to are your report which is rather stunning and lays out some very upsetting claims made by former trump officials including acting attorney general jeffery rosen. is anything in here that was done by president trump or doj official jeffery clark or anyone else actually a violation of a law? >> i cant tell you whether it is a specific...

Because, frankly, thats what would happen to any american. there darn well should be consequences for the president and his top enablers. >> reporter: the committee firing off another round of subpoenas today aimed at ali alexander. the democrat-led senate judiciary committee releasing its 400 page report delving into trumps pressure campaign on the justice department to overturn the 2020 presidential election. >> we were a half step away from a constitutional crisis, a full blown constitutional...

And the far-right on the couch. the caption, is president biden was side by side with president obama in 2011. he knows the dangerous games republicans try to play then and are playing now. david, having enjoyed seeing that picture of you today, can anyone actually win this fight over the debt limit? when you just take half step back and realize this has to do with a financial cliff, well the whole world is watching thanks for that wonderful memory, that was a debt ceiling summit from hell. and ...

>> im a librarian, thats how i got into news librarianship, eventually reporting. so im a lover of books. and basically for the same reason that was just mentioned. and its because it opens a whole world to you. i grew up in a small town in florida. i didnt see many representations of lgbtq people. it was a fairly white, middle-class enclave. that was a place where you learned that there was a whole world outside of your tiny world. i want -- i have two sons. i want them to pick up books and see...

Of people represented so they can see themselves in it. so we can live a whole human experience and make connections with people that may not look necessarily like us, that we share lots of other qualities with. so i love it. i love the quote. i just think its such a lovely thing. >> can i go a half step deeper with you, brandy, as our resident librarian, as a son of a librarian, so you get to speak twice. for parents, i dont think as many parents realize as they should that for many young peopl...

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After bringing some flavors of Texas’ neighbor to the east with Louisiana-inspired cuisine at Sawyer & Co., hospitality veteran Stephen Shallcross is celebrating the tastes of the Lone Star State’s southern neighbor at the new De Nada Cantina.  The restaurant and bar that opened last week specializes in tacos and agave spirits, with a drink program designed by Chris Bostick, owner of Rainey Street bar Half Step. Taco offerings at De Nada include barbacoa, carnitas, grilled fish and mush...

These summer concert series in Central Indiana, including Indianapolis, Carmel and Noblesville, are full of free shows and movies all summer long.

These summer concert series in Central Indiana, including Indianapolis, Carmel and Noblesville, are full of free shows and movies all summer long.