some of the state s largest cities encouraging passersby to say gay. a new ball outlaws teaching sexual orientation known as the don t say gay bill. and then senator susan collins said she will vote yes on jackson s confirmation. also on capitol hill, the january 6th committee will sit down with somebody in donald trump s most inner circle. jared kushner will sit down and it will be virtual. he will be the first trump family member to appear before the committee. joining me now is punchbowl news
deal with things like climate change. and ellison, what about from where you re standing? you know, we re having some connection issues, i m sorry. it s difficult circumstances down there. ellison is going to give us a tour, was going to give us a tour, and also an update on the dog that we saw yesterday. we heard the dog barking, the dog was rescued from that rubble, which is just a little bit of good news coming out of that area, although a whole lot of bad news as well. we re also following the fallout today after the house voted rate last night to refer mark meadows for federal criminal prosecution for contempt. joining me now is punchbowl news founder and msnbc political contributor shake sherman and
documents. the former president will likely ask the supreme court to overturn the ruling. a supreme court that includes three justices appointed by donald trump. this court defeat for the former president follows a preemptive legal strike from his white house chief of staff. mark meadows has now sued house speaker nancy pelosi and the january 6th committee in federal court in an attempt to void two subpoenas. joining me now is punchbowl news founder and msnbc political contributor jake sherman and back with me is msnbc legal analyst maya wiley. maya, welcome back to quickly. jake, let s talk about the subpoenas. who is the january 6th committee going after now? two names come out to me as being very important. that s brian jack, the former president s political director, who is now coincidentally the political director for kevin mccarthy, house minority leader, a very important person in mccarthy s orbit, mccarthy s political animal, so to speak.
any moment, the senate will vote and take another vote on voting rights legislation. this procedural vote, like the last, is expected to fail. this comes on a rough day for democrats following last night s election defeats. today, the tone on the hill is one of new urgency to act on the president s agenda with one notable exception. senator joe manchin. i m not going to speak on the message that was sent. i i just think the message that was really sent, if we re going to do something, let s take time and do it right, let s make sure that people know what s in it. i ve said that before. with me from capitol hill is punchbowl news founder and msnbc contributor jake sherman. jake, we ll see a voting rights vote any moment now. this time democrats have support from one republican, lisa murkowski. it s not going to be enough, they need ten. where does that leave democrats on the question of the
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