subpoenaed officials in allegheny county, pennsylvania. this is part of his criminal investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election. now, allegheny county carries significance because it happens to be where the former trump lawyer rudy giuliani argued in federal court that the election was stolen. back with us now, former trump white house lawyer ty cobb. as always, i appreciate your insight. and this is now moving so quickly here. the special counsel jack smith has been sending out subpoenas to local officials now in all seven states where trump allies had put forward a slate of fake electors. and he s done that incredibly quickly. what do you think he s focused on? i think he s focused on both the potentially corrupt efforts to influence the way that the states were asked to act by the
after donald trump was in inaugurat inaugurated, people taking to the streets and not just in washington, d.c., but around the world. that s what these dnc candidates were trying to show. they were trying to show they can tap into that energy. to the point i just made, unlikely and unwanted shout out from president trump. he tweeted this and said one thing i will say about keith ellison is that he was the one who predicted i would win. i m sure he didn t want that compliment. here s him responding to that. i don t really welcome praise from president trump. it pains me to say those two words. i can tell by july 2015 he had a lot of momentum. that he was gathering large crowds and when he got up there
understand the doctrine of intended and unintended quin coincidences, i had a colleague who couldn t work in the obama administration for a time because he had one client. others in the union movement who are lobbyists and take no money from lobbyists and now deregistered and doing lobby, quacks like a duck. we have a size 12 nie and need to build on the small dollar world. thank you. the question is quite simple. perception is everything and other part is divisiveness. started off talking about how we re going to fight trump. we re going to fight trump and go down the line with pence and
democrats to get together over a meal. it s good thing. but next time the secretary and congressman want to get a cheeseburger, come to south bend. i m from industrial community i ll buy. okay. that s the hook from congressman ellison. it s important. when you re from a community like that brought to its knees by factory closures but found its way back and find home town studied with fascination by political commentators on the coasts, i think people have a little bit to learn. trump voters are not who voted for barack obama and then voted for obama again and then for trump and also for pence and for me. we have to understand what is on their minds to take them seriously. we have more to talk about. right back from atlanta with the democratic leadership debate. stay with us.
candidates, the poke who is want to lead the party, they realize they have to oppose trump. that s important, but at the same time they have to rebuild the party and talk about how they can make things different. one thing that donald trump did very successfully into the white house is told people what he was going to do. he was going to build a wall and a lot of people liked that. he did it or we will see if he does it. he appears to be moving forward with it. he was against trade deals. these were affecting in many ways constituencies. he got a lot of that support. democrats can t just be the opposition party, but have to deliver on their own agenda. on this program, we discussed this and during this campaign, it appears democrats under estimated donald trump. they would get upset if you said donald trump had a chance.