their leaders accountable and because the republicans have pushed very unpopular policies which they know especially here in texas, what do they want to do? they want to make it not only harder to vote but they want people to distrust the election results. well, this may be pushing it so far that texas voters say enough is enough. jane, matt, thank you both so much. we have a lot to cover. we now need to turn to the developing news surrounding the january 6th insurrection. the house committee investigating it just issued its first subpoenas and they are starting at the very top targeting some of the biggest names in the trump administration. former white house chief of staff mark meadows, former deputy chief of staff dan skaf know, steve bannon and kash patel. they have all been served subpoenas. with me now nbc capitol hill correspondent ali vitali, glenn kirschner, kate benner for the new york times and i can t niche alcindor.
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going investigations because they don t want to compromise. unless you re barr. yes, but this is the u.s. attorney s office for the southern district of new york. i think a different question is, is berman going to recuse? because he was a law partner with rudy giuliani. he can t self-recuse berman is donald trump s appointee, a close ally of former white house counsel don mcgahn, overseeing the investigations into giuliani. i will add and we have to sneak? one more break. the justice department has sought to distance itself from rudy giuliani as a nod to i don t know if it s the seriousness of the investigation, but at least its existence. the head of the criminal division put out a statement, a rare state to kate benner in the new york times justice department correspondent said, if he had known that rudy giuliani was under investigation, he never would have met with him.
underline this extraordinary moment where we re living in, where the government putin is leading has been outed with its effort to influence the american election on trump s behalf. there s just no parallel for this. for him not to be strong and make this demand would just be extraordinarily disappointing. joyce vance, stick around for us. kate benner and naveed jamali, thank you for joining us. as donald trump prepares to meet face-to-face with the russian president he so publicly hopes he can be friends with, he makes an extraordinary statement from a american president about our traditional allies in europe. he no longer considers some of them friends. we ll be right back. who says summer gets all the fun? not us. because southwest has $69 one-way sale fares for travel
that it was sufficient to present the indictment at this time. so timing is everything, and the timing of the 12 indictments against russian intelligence agents will surely shape tomorrow s meeting between president trump and russian president vladimir putin. i want to bring in my panel, former u.s. attorney and msnbc contributor, joyce vance, katie and navid jamali. kate, do you think the timing help bolster president trump in some of his allies views that the mueller investigation is actually a conspiracy to undermine the administration? i think that the president and his allies will look for absolutely anything to be able to find a conspiracy, so of course you could say the timing did help them with that. but the timing is also fascinating because it shows that the justice department in particular has a lot of cards to play and that while president trump can win the short-term pr battle by attacking the mueller
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