for whatever reason, multiple georgia republicans in that position havebl been interviewe and/orsi have testified before three different entities, the january 6th committee, the fbi, ande, also the criminal investigation being led by state prosecutors working out of fulton county, georgia. and now today. what is being described as a major escalation of the federal criminal investigation into these matter, the washington post was first to the story with this headline today, january 6th probe expands with fresh subpoenas in multiple states. recipients of subpoenas include a state party chairman, as officials probe deeper into pro-trumpof efforts to use invad electors to try to thwart biden s 2020 victory. that was the washington post, first on the story, they have been updating their story all day asey it has been developing and weal have been learning mor about these federal subpoenas across the country. the new york times and cnn has since matched and expanded on the post s repor
0 connecticut, thank you very much for joining us tonight. that is all in on this wednesday night. the rachel maddow show starts tonight. tonight. connecticut, thank you very much for joining us tonight. that s all in. the rachel maddow begins right now. thanks for joining us this hour. happy to have you here. itg is a very simple progressi. i ll tell you the bottom line, it is still notn. early to figu outit how this is all going to d ultimately, but in terms of where we are now, it is easy, it is very, very, it s logical and straightforward, to figure out where we are in this story. because these are the questions we now know to ask. question number one. was it illegal? if the answer is yes, it was illegal, then the next question is, did they know it was illegal? if the answer was yes, they knew it was illegal, then the next question is, did they try to pull it off anyway? if the answer to that is yes, they tried to pull it off anyway, my next personal question is always, well, w
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we have a new team in place in the who us with rice, hagel around kerr arery an kerry ando get morsi to be more compromising. he rue fused. don t be mistaken. he is not a good guy. whether you should make the decision to cut off aid now or keep it going is really two sides of the same coin. way of exercising the influence that the aid provides. something we apparently have failed 20 do during morsi s reign and morsi and his government and military were just as dependent on the aid as any current or now future government will be. a lot of that aid has to do with the treaty with israel which was a milestone. very critical in the middle east and has definitely helped. so if we are going to cut off aid we have to be careful about how we do it. which aid we cut off and so on. seems it is the right call to try to use the leverage one way
sides. yes, morsi was inept. yes, he was not inclusive. he had a lot of authoritarian tendencies. but to turn to the army which is what happened in egypt andthy administration stood by and let happen what the army takes it can give away. so it can depose the next government if there is popular uprising after this. and that is likely going to happen. this is a country with a dysfunctional economy. all sorts of problems. corruption. and doesn t have a history of civil liberties and which by the way the army reflects that behavior as well. john: every saturday we he have a call with the panel as we talk about the topics and dennis cu kucinich you had an interesting theory about what may have happened here based on the building right behind me on capitol hill. through 16 years in congress the only military which consistently visited my office and i would say i wasn t of a