possible? as soon as possible. there are steps they have to climb but the sooner the better. they re going to contribute to the security. president biden has actually enlarged nato through his leadership as opposed to the previous president who tried to basically disband it. great to talk to you as always. thank you so much. thank you. new developments in the investigation into donald trump s efforts to overturn the 2020 election. secretaries of state and two key states interviewed by the special counsel. we ll discuss the secretary of state in arizona whose office also got a subpoena in this investigation. you re live in the cnn newsroom. . sometimes you need a second opinion. all these walls gotta go! ah ah ah! i d love a second opinion. take the firstst step to see if your small busisiness qualifies. i m sholeh, and i lost 75 pounds with golo. i went from a size 20 to a size 6. before golo, nothing seemed to work.
it is so voluminous that even our general counsel in the office is still redacting some of it to comply with a public records request. sorry, we lost our lights here. there we go. it s back. and you said that the may subpoena was one of two received by your office. feel free to correct me if i ve got any of this wrong. you got the first one in late december. what was that looking for? do you have any sense as to how this investigation might be taking place when it comes to what was taking place at the state level? well, so again, these are two different pieces of litigation and the subpoenas covered essentially the same subject matter. one was to the office proper. that was back in december. and in may, the subpoena for essentially the same subject matter was set to a law firm and outside counsel firm that was representing this office for the totality of the discovery. in case. those documents may not have been held here in the office.
also to the east of los angeles and attempted to get into another gathering armed with what they say was a semiautomatic assault pistol. he was barred from entry by two individuals at that event, they overpowered him, he ran off but they seized the weapon from him and the police say that had they not done so, then this man could have killed a lot more people. they have also said that the vic m s were in their 50s and 60s so they were mainly elderly, like the government itself, it would appear and as we heard there a big investigation is still under way to try to ascertain the motive for this attack. alice a bit more motive for this attack. alice a bit more about motive for this attack. alice a bit more about that, - motive for this attack. alice a | bit more about that, obviously it is early days but for those watching outside the us, what form of that investigation take and who will take the lead on it? it and who will take the lead on it? , ., , it? it will be a big investigation
two election cycles later, more and more republicans, at every office level, are echoing his rhetoric. there are so many examples of this that there isn t time to cover, them literally. so let s just put the spotlight on to specific cases. georgia when a toil candidate, candace taylor. she just won 3.4% of the vote in the primary, but she claims the entire race was rigged. in the process, she has attracted the attention of my fellow ceo and conspiracy theorist, mike lindell, who is promising a, quote, big investigation on her behalf. can t wait to see it. then, there s the trump endorsed candidate for arizona secretary of state, self identified oath keepers, mark finchem. he s still advocating for the certifying the 2020 election results in the year 2022. this week, he got the gop primary for arizona secretary of state. some pivotal position, obviously, for the next
i think that s a very premature judgment. in the first place, i think there s more of an investigation of the white house and the people directly around the president biden than many people believe. rudy giuliani is actively under investigation. remember, there was a search warrant for all his electronics. that is a very significant fact i think that a lot of people forget. you know, the justice department does not announce when it is conducting an investigation. i think there is an active investigation of everything related to january 6th and i think the attorney general is right not to broadcast what he s doing in advance. let s see if there are cases. i really just think it is unfair and certainly premature to announce that attorney general garland has failed when this investigation, which is a complex, big investigation, already involving hundreds of defendants, is still in its