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>> reporter: good morning, christine and laura. the house investigation committee has issued a newest subpoena against phil wall drone, a retired colonel who circulated misinformation fraud and details to undermine the 20120 election outcome. this 30-page document was circulated to trump allies and even lawmakers on capitol hill. waldron previously told "the new york times" he did not directly send the document to then white house chief of staff mark meadows, but did say it was possible someone on his team passed it along. separately he told the "washington post" he spoke with meadows maybe ei...

Why and where did you get this information from. can you talk about anything else on that level, because we've interviewed over 300 people and i know things like meadows contempt and bannon contempt get a lot of attention as they should because they need to come in front of the people's legitimately constituted inquiry into this stuff. but there is a lot of people that are giving us a lot of information and this could be a key piece to that. the reality is about a year ago now, and i can't believe it is been a year and it is ten years ago and yesterday at the same time, but there was a fever p...

Are folks that voted for the bannon contempt. brian fitzpatrick, fred upton, john, anthony gonzalez of ohio but didn't vote for the meadows resolution. ryan nobles following the breaking news for us on capitol hill. we'll get back to ryan for more information. chris is here. i want to bring him in. he's the author of "the gate keepers how the white house chief of staff define every presidency." thank you, sir. just got that breaking news. good evening to you. mark meadows becoming the first white house chief of staff to face criminal contempt charges since watergate. what happened? how did it ...

>> right. >> reporter: she was one of those republicans who voted in favor of the bannon contempt referral and she said it was expressly because she was concerned about congress maintaining that subpoena authority. she chose not to do that tonight. we don't know the exact reason why. you know, a lot of these republicans in this trump era have found themselves in very difficult positions, especially if they hope to seek re-election and have to go through a very tough primary where somebody like donald trump could just go pick somebody out of the blue and say that he endorses that candidate and ...

Through the trump impeachment where they just run out the clock -- first impeachment, i should clarify, and seemed to be part of the strategy at least at the start, one, do you feel like, as you noted, the bannon contempt charge did start to change the game and shift dynamics and, two, do you really think they can run the clock out for a year or can the committee figure out a way to get the information they need in that time? >> with when we come on television, we focus on the intransient people but among other people, jeffrey clark's bosses, the deputy attorney general came forward voluntaril...