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It. >> new doubts can threat everyone giuliani's appointment. the new trump administration begins to take shape. could nancy pelosi be in danger of losing her job? a surprise development today has raised that ponlt as democrats grapple with ab election loss that none of them saw coming. >> american people sent a message lout and clear and we need to listen and respond. we need to make sure that we are prepared for the next two years. >> pelosi has been the top democrat in the house for 14 years. our own kristen elker has the kwef quest to hang on. the democratic leader in the senate, harry rei...

That duke energy has across the state. well, now the state is going to have to answer for that to a federal grand jury. at least that's what it looks like in this surprise development today in snowy, snowy, snowy north carolina. joining us now is michael gerard, professor of environmental law at columbia law school. thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. >> in north carolina, the u.s. attorney subpoenaed both the company involved in this spill and the state government as the appropriate regulator here. is that typical? how unusual is this for an environmental matter? in this is unus...

Mccrory in campaign contributions over the years. they're a $50 billion company. the "associated press" today says among the material the u.s. attorney is seeking with these subpoenas is the correspondence between the state and duke energy about that sweetheart proposed settlement. after the "ap" ran this blistering expose on that deal this past sunday, the next day on monday this week, the state asked their proposed settlement in that matter be put on hold at least for now. after those two environmental cases, the asheville one and the charlotte one, environmental groups tried to sue one more...