prosecution require. congressional power enforcing subpoenas are limited. congress could compel conditionses to testify via something called inherent contempt. congress used to enforce subpoenas on their own. there s not a lot of stomach in congress to try to haul send out the sergeant of arms, arrest steve bannon and bring him to the house and throw him in jail. where would you throw him? the gop says democrats are focused on the wrong things. a legitimate legislative purpose would be issuing subpoenas to the leaders of the d.c. national guard and sergeant at arms. i m deeply concerned about the precedent being set here today by the majority yet again embarking on another investigation in search of a crime. so far nine gop members have voted to hold steve bannon in contempt. those republicans may be those that supported the creation of the 1-6 committee and voted to
running for the united states senate sometimes requires a really big effort, even full have been an incumbent senator for decades. in 2014, when he was facing a strong challenge that year, kentucky republican senator mitch mcconnell got help with his campaign back home from a fixture in local republican local kentucky republican politics. he turned as he had before to a kentucky republican fixture, a campaign operative named todd inman. todd inman helped organize a pro coal tour after kentucky for mcconnell in 2014. according to inman s resume posted by pro publica, he produced all the in-state and national media campaign rallies and bus tour events and press conditionses for senator mcconnell s re-election campaign, 60 stops along a three-week tour. mitch mcconnell ended up winning that race in 2014, ultimately became majority leader of the senate, the most powerful man in the senate and that ends up
house democrats took steps to enforce previous subpoenas for key conditionses. william barr who continues to distort the findings and refuses to appear and don mcgahn who was at the center of the president s most avert attempt for justice. they refuse to hold them in contempt for defying subpoenas and make it easier to get the subpoenas enforced. the full house is expected to vote next tuesday. for more on democrats s impeachment, i m joined by democrat from missouri, clair mccaskill and msnbc analyst. i m curious your read on all of this as someone who had to navigate representing missouri and a state where democrats were not necessarily the majority at all for many years and navigating the imperatives of what the party may want to do and what you had to tell your voters.
it contains our findings and analysis and the reasons for the decisions we made. we chose the words carefully and the work speaks for itself. i would not provide information that which is public in any appearance before congress. politico reported he could subpoena mueller in the next two weeks. house democrats took steps to enforce previous subpoenas for key conditionses. william barr who continues to distort the findings and refuses to appear and don mcgahn who was at the center of the president s most avert attempt for justice. they refuse to hold them in contempt for defying subpoenas and make it easier to get the subpoenas enforced. the full house is expected to vote next tuesday. for more on democrats s impeachment, i m joined by
mueller all of a sudden he s donald trump s new hero and then the democrats turn on mueller and try to make him into a terrible person. look, the democrats have continued to praise robert mueller and speak of him as a man of integrity. i tend to believe that s true. robert mueller has done no press conditionses, no cable news interviews, no press releases. there s been virtually no leaks. let s see what s in the report and take him at his word. this is far, far far from over. but in terms of the mueller report, let s wait to see what happens. and accept the findings. i don t think the democrats are going to touch on mueller. i don t see that happening. > you heard swalwell say, he was very defensive already. he s saying they re going to have him come before congress and barr should go back before congress. this is what oversight requires. agreed. they have them up there. i don t think they re going to kick him around or anything. the big thing i m watching for