tense oval office meeting three days before the attack where the former president proposed replacing the acting attorney general wit a lawyer that would pursue his false election claims. one witness said trump said to say the election was corrupt, leave the rest to him and the gop and reveal names of the gop lawmakers that allegedly sought pardons in the aftermath of january 6. the other major story tonight, landmark supreme court ruling expanding gun rights, overturning a more than century-ol new york law restricting concealed carry. the immediate impact as the senate clears the way for a final vote on the first major gun safety bill in decades the unrelenting heat wave threatening tens of millions al roker is here. and the dramatic rescue, the team usa swimmer fainting in a pool during a competition. the incredible underwater images. her coach diving in, saving her life.
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there is mounting pressure on republican lawmakers to pick a side to support the president or the impeachment inquiry. polling shows growing support for impeachment, raising the question how much republicans can bend before they ultimately break with the president. now politico cites concern from tamp al trump allies. one says, if there s one place you can set a trap that nobody expects, it is the u.s. senate republican conference. michael beschloss, nbc news presidential historian, great to have you with us this friday morning. the president must lose 20 republican senators to lose office. probably the best example, ayman, would be richard nixon in the watergate scandal. the senate hearings began in the spring of 1973, and the vote to impeach or on the verge of a
reporters, well, someone should look into biden. someone should look into biden. almost i wouldn t say, you know, in a court of law, you know, admitting to what has been alleged he said in this phone call, but basically saying, well, i m interested in that, aren t you interested in that? under the umbrella of having this conversation. so there s a lot to look into. juliette very expertly laid out all the tentacles of this. and part of what trump is counting on is how complicated this is. it s why he s raising the specter of a witch hunt and introducing kind of other elements into this because he wants us to be confused. he wants us to think, well, i can t trust this aspect, so i m not going to trust any aspect. or i can t make sense of it, so i m just going to forget about it. right. juliette, dwe do have investigations by three different committees into the trump/al trump/al trump/giuliani and ukraine
trump deserves to be investigated. he is violating every basic norm of a president. you should be asking him the question. why is he on the phone with a foreign leader trying to intimidate a foreign leader? if that s what happened. that s a that s what happened. you should be looking at trump. trump s doing this because he knows i ll beat him like a drum. and he s using the abuse of power and every element of the presidency to try to do something to smear me. everybody looked at this, and everybody s looked at it said there s nothing there. ask the right questions. okay, but if you ve never spoken to your son depending on what the house finds, he could be impeached. i m not making that judgment now. the house should investigate it. the house should investigate this. this appears to be an overwhelming abuse of power. get on the phone with a foreign leader who is looking for help from the united states and ask
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