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hard to hide these documents. politico obtained one of them. an unsigned draft of an executive order that directed the department of defense to seize voting machines. the order, which was never signed, is issued is dated, december 16th 2020. it would allow the defense secretary to, quote, sees collect, retain and analyze all machines, equipment, electronically stored information, and material records required for retention under u.s. law that relates to the preservation of election records. the order also sites to classified documents, suggesting that the author had access to information about the government secrets. this wasn t just some kook with no connection to the trump administration. in addition to new documents like that, political reports of the january six committee is investigating efforts by state level republicans to send republicans alternative slates of 2020 presidential electors. in december of 2020, illegitimate republican electors submitted, forged d ....
in at least twice to ask him to please stop this violence, and quote. earlier tonight another committee member shared more details about we are making significant progress in our investigation. we continue to gather invest information via text messages and interviews from individuals and one of those key areas that we have discussed all along, these 187 minutes that president trump was in the white house when he could have been doing something to help stop this attack, those are some of the questions that we have for individuals as well. this is folks in government, and out of government that could have done things that could have helped that day and chose not to. meanwhile, the committee chairman bennie thompson says they re weighing subpoenas for republican members of congress to force their cooperation. thompson says the key issue under examination is whether this panel, this committee can lawfully issued subpoenas to sitting members of congress. as we mentione ....
the first female governor of georgia, the first black woman ever elected governor of a u.s. state. stacey abrams will be joining us here live for an exclusive interview tonight. i m really looking for to that conversation. if you have been watching the news unfold over the course of the day today, it has been a little bit like watching a snowball running downhill getting bigger and bigger. when we went to bed last night, there was one known case of the omicron covid variant in the united states. a person in california who had recently traveled to south africa. south africa s where that variant is thought to have originated, or at least where was first detected. public health experts and officials like doctor anthony fauci have spoken with chris hayes tonight on msnbc. they have been warning us that as soon as the omicron variant was anywhere, it was likely going to be everywhere very quickly. we shouldn t expect to be able to keep this new variance out. well, sure enoug ....
investments, climate investments. it will be the largest clean energy investment in u.s. history with resilient investments and incentives for small businesses to avoid fossil fuels. another transformation program is this. it is the $400 billion going toward child care. if they managed to get this bill passed that could put us on par with other developed countries. let s give you a sense of how much america spends on child care. norway is at the top of this list. that s norway. 29, $30,000 per child and iceland and finland come in next. denmark, they spend $20,000 per child. before this bill, the united states spends $500 per child per annum. that s what the problem is. there s a lot of good in this bill. a lot of popular programs got cut, as well including paid family leefr, free community college and expanded corning for dental, vision and prescription drug and the aarp furious about that last one. this is the opportunity cost. america is missing a rare chance to ca ....
the very difficult scene playing out in court today. parkland school shooter nikolas cruz pleading guilty to 17 counts of murder. the names of the victims read aloud. what nikolas cruz said to the families and how the parents are responding tonight. this evening, reports of movement on capitol hill on president biden s domestic agenda. what stays in the bill, what goes? universal pre-k, expanding medicare, vision and hearing so far surviving. rachel scott live on the hill. and robin roberts tonight with the first lady dr. jill biden on reports two years of free community college will not survive in the bill. the frightening moment on the highway. a police officer on the scene of an accident, blindsided by a speeding car. we do have news on his condition tonight. also news this evening about a major medical breakthrough. surgeons successfully transferring a pig kidney to a human patient and what this could mean. doctors telling the 95-year-old queen elizabeth tha ....