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i'm yasmin vossoughian in for katy tur. we are going to begin with breaking news on capitol hill. we got a lot to get to. the january 6th committee officially subpoenaing former president trump, we want to go right to capitol hill as we're kind of weeding through this 10-page document that we're getting in the last few minutes or so. ali, let's talk about this. because we're looking at two specific dates, right? we have november 4th, in which the documents that were requested by the january 6th committee, from the former president, that is the due date. and then november 14th, on or ...

>> kayleigh: carley, this is just it. it's not standing alone. 1 trillion for infrastructure. 3.5 trillion monstrosity of a budget. comes after nearly 2 from in covid relief when [inaudible] at the "wall street journal" said is the biggest expansion since you got it l.b.j. this comes after the biggest expansion since l.b.j. compounding that with even bigger one. >> carley: kayleigh, can i propose a new law? i think there needs to be more transparency when it documents massive spending bills. i think that by law congress should be required to release like in bullet point form what is in these b...

They argue that while it looks and sounds good in bullet point form, it does not address immigration issues in the right way.>> it deals in part with this policy that the president put in, the zero-tolerance policy. but it does not really go to the heart of the matter. excuse me, it does not deal with the daca issue in any rational way at all. >> it is important to member even if republicans are able to pass the bill on their own in the house, they will need some democratic support in the senate. which is not going to come easily, jon. >> what are republican leaders doing to try and get this t...

They argue that while it looks and sounds good in bullet point form, it does not address immigration issues in the right way.>> it deals in part with this policy that the president put in, the zero-tolerance policy. but it does not really go to the heart of the matter. excuse me, it does not deal with the daca issue in any rational way at all. >> it is important to member even if republicans are able to pass the bill on their own in the house, they will need some democratic support in the senate. which is not going to come easily, jon. >> what are republican leaders doing to try and get this t...

>> absolutely. i think everybody would be surprised by it or it would have been anticipated. while it was carried off in a very concise and well-orchestrated plan, it reads like a detective novel or oceans 11 movie. the more alarming part of it is that it actually played out over several months of planning with the actions done in december and then again in february, and so it raises a new bar of concern with regard to what cybercriminals internationally can do. >> greg: i want to put on the screen how they did it in bullet point form. there's two red flags there they hacked into the credit ca...