good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle. 179 days until the midterm elections. and tonight, the january 6th committee is under pressure to figure out its next move. given the very real likelihood none of the five subpoenaed republican lawmakers will comply. earlier today, one committee member suggested it is not over yet. we have all of the options that would be available to us for someone like steve bannon, or mark meadows, and then additional options because there are members of congress. of course, bannon and meadows were held in contempt, bannon now facing criminal charges for stonewalling the investigation. as the committee waits to hear from the gop house members. politico issued this report, another subpoena has gone out to a former aide to mark meadows. cassidy hutchinson, worked with meadows during trump s final days in the white house. she has already had two conversations with the committee. and the panel now wants a third. there is no question that hut
so, my call to action today is simple. tear off a small piece from your commencement program, and write life is for service on it. yes, we gave you the pens to really do it. up and on that no, i wish you a good night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late with, us i will see you next week. thanks for staying up late doctor anthony fauci, joining us later on. we ll be asking, him how do we understand this rise in covid cases, across the country? how worried should we be that new funding, to fight covid, is still, bottled up in congress? let me start tonight with the story picked up last week in western michigan. sources tell the nbc affiliate at the town hall, more of the communities they covered, were like raided by law enforcement. if your reporter, and here the town hall is rated, your mind goes to corruption, graft, or some small town embezzlement scheme. these things happen, at all levels of government. but, that wasn t w
until the midterm elections. and tonight, the january 6th committee is under pressure to figure out its next move. given the very real likelihood none of the five subpoenaed republican lawmakers will comply. earlier today, one committee member suggested it is not over yet. we have all of the options that would be available to us for someone like steve bannon, or mark meadows, and then additional options because there are members of congress. of course, bannon and meadows were held in contempt, bannon now facing criminal charges for stonewalling the investigation. as the committee waits to hear from the gop house members. politico issued this report, another subpoena has gone out to a former aide to mark meadows. cassidy hutchinson, worked with meadows during trump s final days in the white house. she has already had two conversations with the committee. and the panel now wants a third. there is no question that hutchinson from her position dealing with legislative affai
like my hero, helen keller. my situation may be extreme, but i believe rollins has shown all of us, how sharing gives meaning to life. during my freshman year, i remember hearing a story about a favor alumnus, mr. rogers. when he died, a handwritten note was found in his wallet. it s said, life is for service. you have probably seen it on the plaque, by strong hall. life is for service. so simple, yet so profound. personally, i have struggled my whole life with not being heard or accepted. a story on the front page of our local newspaper, reported how the principal at my high school, told a staff member, that she cannot be valedictorian. yet today, here i stand. there are 31 million non speakers with autism in the world, who are locked in a silent cage. my life will be dedicated to relieving them from suffering in silence.
remember hearing a story about our favor alumnus, mr. rogers. when he died, a handwritten note was found in his wallet. it s said, life is for service. you have probably seen it on the plaque, by strong hall. life is for service. so simple, yet so profound. personally, i have struggled my whole life with not being heard or accepted. a story on the front page of our local newspaper, reported how the principal at my high school, told a staff member, that she cannot be valedictorian. yet today, here i stand. there are 31 million non speakers with autism in the world, who are locked in a silent cage. my life will be dedicated to relieving them from suffering in silence. so, my call to action today is simple. tear off a small piece from your commencement program, and write life is for service on it. yes, we gave you the pens to