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Ben sasse, the republican from nebraska to say to the justice department, wait a minute. what on earth happened here because it looks like you guys broke the law back in 2007 when you cut a plea deal with jeffrey epstein giving him this cushy 13-month sentence in a county jail where he was free to walk around and go to work and the fbi investigation, the federal investigation was cut off and none of the victims were told that this plea deal was going on. the plea deal was struck importantly by the current labor secretary who was then the u.s. attorney in miami, alexander acosta. you know, so i...

Finally, today, six months after democrats took control of the house of representatives, the ways and means committee is suing the trump administration for the president's tax returns. back in april, chairman richard wrote six years pursuant to the internal revenue code which became law back in 1924. it says in part, quote, the secretary shall furnish such committee with any return or return information specified in such request. now treasury secretary steve mnuchin balked at this request, and then rejected a subsequent congressional subpoena. and it's been a long standoff sense, with mounting...

See what listening to audible can do for you. just text listen5 to 500500. next, house democrats responding, getting the brushoff from steve mnuchin, now taking the trump administration to court for the president's tax returns. why it took so long and the finally, today, six months after democrats took control of the house of representatives, the ways and means committee is suing the trump administration for the president's tax returns. back in april, chairman richard neal wrote six years pursuant to the internal revenue code which became law back in 1924. it says in part, quote, the secre...

That he feels the need to explain a lot of these decisions. >> right. >> so far he has proven untable take a question on something in his past, whether it's the crime bill, the anita hill hearings or many other things and try to pivot. he wants to go back. he believes that he was right in the moment in a lot of these decisions and what has happened is simply that the country and the party have moved and so he's going to go back and try to relitigate those decisions, and one of his challenges though will be that the party wants to move forward, and they just want to know where he is now. trump ...

Colleague craig melvin here in new york, great to see you. >> good to see you in the flesh, geoff bennett, good to see you very much, in fact. good morning, msnbc headquarters in new york city. breaking news from the u.s. supreme court, a big decision on abortion tackling a key part of a law in indiana. how could it affect the states in the middle of passing laws of their own to restrict abortion? and an outbreak of tornadoes tears through western ohio. one person dead, homes, schools, businesses, destroyed. and the danger is not over just yet. also ahead this morning, a new warning abou...