pollute the airwaves and inspiring these racially motivated shootings, we re just going to freedom ourselves to death. that is an excellent point, plan. i want to turn our attention to january six, congressman neguse. talk about that significance of those subpoenas to members of congress, including house minority leader kevin mccarthy. should more be subpoenaed, as there s reporting that more might be coming? well, it is certainly a significant development. it s important to remember the genesis for this entire endeavor. we established a select committee because we needed a comprehensive investigation as to who organized the attack, who paid for it and how they nearly succeeded and ultimately overthrowing a presidential election. and, of course, how we can make sure we organize ourselves to prevent anything like this from happening in the future. so, clearly, the select committee determined that these particular members of congress had prohibitive information and evidence to share
reporting. we find two weeks ago the fire departments ems service was reporting 30% of the members were out sick. now they are down to 14%. 11% for firefighters. that s still more than they would hope normally to see, but that s a real improvement. it means and indicates that we may be getting out of the woods here. but at hospitals like this one, they are still feeling the strain and are looking forward to the federal resources arriving monday. our reporting is that in new york, boston and d.c., cases are beginning to decline. hoping that s a leading edge, but that s not happening across the country. thank you very much. strife of the party. the president failing to unite democrats on voting rights. is there any hope to revive it? congressman neguse is joining us next. this is andrea mitchell reports on msnbc. this is andrl reports on msnbc.