usually almost always done in closed setting but nonetheless, this come after jim jordan, the chair of the panel subpoenaed mar pomerantz the former prosecutor alvin bragg pushed back agains this notion saying that this was still alive investigation, jordan saying that pomerantz was perhaps politicall motivated. so, in any case this just goes to show you that they ar pressing on and investigatin the investigators. jordan, one of the forme presidents versus allies her on capitol hill now before his republican led committee pomerantz will have to decid and answer some toug questions. but, again, only in closed-door setting. and this is just i out wha many months we expect to come. not just from this committee but also from the other tw committee chairs who vowed t investigate this all under the direction of speaker mccarthy. all right, julie tsirki for. us thank, you julie. we appreciate. it coming up, everybody. a live report from florida as earth day cleans ups put th focus on the ef
foot by 2050 but, we can slow it down. every tenth of a degree o warming is worth fighting for. to survive more blunt hea waves and droughts tha inflicted lethal toll of climate change nbc news, new york all right, thank you to and thompson for that report coming up in our next hour, live report from cape cora florida where residents ar spending earth day cleaning up the remnants of hurricane ia and talking about climat change as well we have got a lot more comin up you are watching msnbc, ou second hour, starts right now. hey, everybody. welcome. i am yasmin vossoughian. if you are just joining us, it is good to see you if you are sticking around, we thank you for that a nation reacting today to the supreme court s decision allowing the most commonly use abortion pill to remain widely available for now.
congressman, thank you for joining me. as i mentioned, yo are the co-chair of th congressional sustainabl investment caucus. and you numbers guy. so what do yo make of biden s budget proposal, what are the priorities that h is signaling to voters wit this budget proposal i think that yo characterized it very well thank you for having me here it is a very responsible budge and it addresses the thing that everybody in washington says that we are very concerne about, the solving of medicare and social security making sur that nobody who is earning les than $4,000 has an increase in their taxes. you know, doublin down we are doing climat change, cutting child povert by extending the child tax credits. none of us are unde any illusions that the republican leadership is going to bring this up. you, know think all of us who have bee present on the floor, mccarthy knows that he didn t get his job because of his leadershi skills, to put it mildly. an
pat ryan labelled his campaign as a referendum on abortio rights that strategy worked coupled with that, democrats headed into november wit significant legislativ momentum in congress there was the american rescu plan, and the infrastructure bill there was the sweeping gun reform legislation, the firs in decades the president biden signed thi after roe fell in early august, biden signe the landmark bill protecting veterans who were exposed to toxic burn pits. democrats fought a long battle to get that one past they did it. the same week that president - he also signed the chips and science act, a investment into chip manufacturing that is already started attracting business to u.s. soil. and then there was the inflation reduction act. president biden s massive an signature bill that invested hundreds of billions in climat change and health care fighting inflation and setting a corporate minimum tax rate that bill that democrats passe into law is the larges investment combatting climat