it s anger into action. that s what the oversight chair carolyn maloney says she hopes to achieve next week during hearing, were survivors and parents of victims eovaldi and buffalo will tell american lawmakers their stories. nbc news reports that on wednesday, the committee will hear testimony from the zeneta everhart, whose son, zaire goodman, was injured at the tops supermarket in buffalo, as well as from uvalde s sole pediatrician, roy guerrero, and felix and kimberly rubio, whose daughter lexi was killed at robb elementary school. miah cerrillo, who covered herself in a murdered classmate s blood and lay dead to survive, will also share her story with lawmakers. tonight, the white house was lit in orange in honor of gun violence awareness day. the families in uvalde are still demanding answers, as we learn stunning new details about why police waited over an hour before confronting the shooter, while students frantically called 9-1-1, pleading for help. texas state sen
not for many really good reporting, because he actually told us, here on msnbc, without a subpoena, we don t have subpoenas on msnbc. we actually book guests and ask them to come on our show. but the fact is, he s willing to fight his subpoena in court, to risk jail time, to avoid speaking to the committee, after talking to anyone who would listen about this green bay sweep thing. which begs the question, is there more about which the committee wants to talk to peter navarro, because we all know this part of the story. less than a week until the january 6th committee holds its first primetime televised hearing, this is not the only big january 6th development today. the new york times is reporting that on january 5th of 2021, with tension brewing in the white house, over vice president mike pence s refusal to go along with navarro and bannon and whoever else s plan pence s chief of staff, a man