and speak to them. it s a different investigation and the nature of it is different. there s also the hanging threads about subpoenas they put out to sitting members of congress on the republican side, five of them, who ignored the subpoenas and now are going to be in the position of wanting to do their own investigations with their own subpoenas. you sort of end up in a situation where the shoe is on the other foot. it s why several republican members initially voted for contempt referrals for people like steve bannon because they wanted to show a congressional subpoena has teeth and should be respected and enforced so when they had subpoena power they would actually get people to obey their subpoenas. republicans are now in a situation where they ignored january 6 committee subpoenas and some of those same lawmakers are going to be issuing their own subpoenas, potentially to democrats, potentially to members of the bidn administration. there s a precedent if you think it s too partis
today think about where we wanrt we want to pick up another seat. but the 218th member was a first time republicans have won a seat just in l.a. county. mike garcia seat that biden wonh by 1is3 points.e we defeated the democratic congressional campaign committee chair. this is th race number one demot when it comes to running races but that is not happening 42 years. we 1 want another seat that bidn won by 14.yo werk won seats and no one thougt were possible from newhe york, u arizona, along the border from monica de laz, cruz, we have expanded this party exactly werd the goals yo tu wanted to do as well. we should make sure we are united as one as we move forward to achieve the goals we promised made a commitment to the american people.onic you re talking with monica this morning.i i know you re headed to the border on tuesday. that 18000 day estimate they are talking about once title 42 goea away is going to mean six and
the story for us tonight. r hahey, trace.us hey, tucker. the missing journalist is 52 year old james gordon, c who covered national security and terrorism for abc news in april. of this year, the fbi conducted a heavily armed raid on hison h sixth floor apartment in arlington, virginia. the fbi called it a quote caught authorized lawsearch w enforcement, meaning the search warrant was approved by aar federal judge. and during the raid, the fbi anon seized mr. meeks laptop. anonymous sources told rolling stone magazineroll a laptopconti included classified information. james gordon meeksne a sourc attorney believes only a source inside the government would know that and says the leakf th is highly inappropriate. but on top, th of that, the bidn administration prohibits seizing documents from journalist wis without authorization from us deputy attorney general lisa monaco, leaving many to ask why would the deputy a.g. give that kind of approval? well, it s notable that james meek w
there conspiracy theory or is that accurate? ist a cons well, i think the pis begin to fit. first of all, they ve already played politics, oil. so obviously he runs for president . he threatens he s going to put everybody ouht business. so, of course, the refinings, capacity, the production capacity, almost a billion barrels of oil less today thans we were when donald trump was president . then you have them start start dipping into the strategic reserves and we have these strategi c reserves after the opec, after the opecut a embargo of the two ofter tf the nineteen seventies because we never wanted to be in that spot again. those things are there for that spoe hurricanes or war or some other disruption. they re not there for midterms. that s what he was using itt ino for. then we get into this situation now. we re saudis thaw or a, others g in their best interests. i think they re doing two things here. one , they want to tests.they st prices at a way that is good for them. and at
i don t know what they re goinga to do, sean, but certainly being a person that s lived nowhugh a murder investigation tht went nowhere, causing hundreds of thousands of dollars for the investigation. with the empty. and all or: himf it i wasn m from the beginning. investigwhere they paid the subp christopher steele, that said it was all a lie.al the dossier, they put him on the payroll and offered christopher steele a million dollars. million doe i guess, o a kind of bounty on on donald trump, if he could prove the dossier to be true. coulthat they used in every fisa warrant, which means they lied to the fisa court every time. you mean that fbi on the second day in and the second day of walking into the white house, the fbi was interviewing our national security adviser down o the hallway and didn tdit tell anybody. that s how that s how . and that s why we got a win in november. yeah, agreed. and why did they do it?d because jim comey sent them to take advantage of the chaos ofoo