motorcade driving through the edinburgh airport. he will fly then to northern ireland to meet with leaders and receive condolences while mourners in london prepare for the arrival of the queen s coffin to that city this afternoon. with us we have columnist and associate editor for the washington post, david ignatius, and host of way too early and author of the big lie, jonathan lemire. a busy day, the report out of the new york times that we ll dig into about new subpoenas issued to a wide range of people in donald trump s orbit around the effort to overturn the 2020 election. right. you know, at first glance, surprising, after you think about it, not so much. there is a reason, of course, why we have all of these investigations moving forward and whether it s the records investigation or whether it s around january the 6th or because donald trump obviously broke the law, time and again. and you even have the most hard right lawyers saying what attorney general barr
is she telling us that she is against extending the voting rights act that every single republican voted to extend in 2005/2006? where is vince sass? what does he not like about this voting rights act. again, if you don t want to vote for it as the people of nebraska are against extending the voting rights act that actually allowed to block americans, to guarantee to vote in this country safely? if people of nebraska are against it, vote against it but let the united states senate have an up or down vote. donny, here we are in 2022 for god s sake.
then you can talk on the other side about voting rights and where he stands on voting rights. now, of course, we ve talked about it on this show, no every terrible piece of legislation that republicans are passing should be called jim crow 2.0 because it s just not but there are varying degrees of it, you can look at how republicans, i think in 2005/2006 unanimously came together and voted for an extension of the civil rights bill, again, i don t think it s all black and white. can i be honest with you? let be honest with you. between you and me. as connie chung once said to newt gingrich s mom, i m holding out hope. i m the preacher. that s what i thought, joe. i know you re thinking about sneaking out i just want to keep
important questions, as mika said. are we safer? what about all the stuff george w. bush did? and by the way, for a lot of republicans, it brings back the whole list of reasons why a lot of conservatives didn t like george w. bush that much. that was done off the books. wasn t honestly accounted for and contributed to the deficit problem we have now. and it s really smart and once again here he goes. and willie, it cuts the republican party right in half than versus the traditional republicans who have always been about restraint and foreign policy. certainly we were in the 1990s and you had people certainly from 2005/2006 on george will whether it s george will or i
by taking the laddtter course, took away the possibility for claiming the fifth amendment and i m happy to see that that is, in fact, the case. i wasn t able to comment on it until until after it was unsealed. so let me ask you this. speaking of the deposition, here s what he said during this 2005/2006 deposition. he said when you got the quaaludes, was it in your mind that you were going to use these quaaludes for young women that you want today have sex with. cosby replies yes. so, hearing that, do you see some sort of criminal charges brought against cosby based on this newly-released document or information? not in montgomery county, not in the case that i had. they might be able to use that