too early, just this week. he also just joined politico as white house bureau chief. robert costa, national political reporter with the washington post, his latest book coauthored with bob woodward, peril, is now in its fourth week on the new york times bestseller list. and lisa lahren, national political correspondent for the new york times, good evening, and welcome to your all. mr. costa, because it s your papers report reporting tonight that we lead with, and because it s your book which basically told the story of the command center across the street from the white house, more or less. at the willard hotel. i d like to begin with you. let s talk about this potential eastman subpoena, what more can you tell us about it and him? this is an important crossroads for the january six committee. to try to figure out what s where the discussions like beyond what has already been reported on the night of january 5th, the day of january six, about not just having a
and from the home team shannon pettypiece, veteran journalist our senior white house reporter over at nbc news digital, we are reunited as well with two of our friends from the post, ashley parker, poets of pride winning for the washington post and robert costa, national political reporter. his latest book coauthored with his friend and colleague bob woodward, called peril. it is now of course a new york times bestseller. and robert i d like to begin with you, you re in touch with folks at the capitol. what is the reaction going to be the way pelosi played this tonight? there is concern within democratic ranks that this is on the rocks, but speaker pelosi, as you said, only brings a bill to the floor if she is confident in the votes, and she is trying to play on different fronts here to make sure that schumer doesn t feel like he is in the corner. she is working closely with the white house brian deese and to susan bryce their at her office talking through this evening to try and com