people we ll be talking to. so you do want to talk to him at some point today? do you think it s a matter of time before you do a subpoena for mr. mayor giuliani? well, you know, it s a process. joining us now, co-founder of punchbowl news and friend of the show, jake sherman. jake, good morning. let s talk about the new subpoenas to start, what kind of information is the committee hoping to glean there? and in your estimation, how likely is it that rudy giuliani is also going to face a subpoena? almost certain that giuliani is going to face a subpoena, jon. there s no doubt about that. the larger question is will he testify? we don t know, what s going on quite consistently, it doesn t matter that a lot of these people testify because they have a lot of information. now on the other two, the two
will require companies that make more than $1 billion in profit to pay a minimum of 15% tax on that. the white house has supported that plan. last night senator sinema released a statement in support, calling the measure, a, quote, common sense step. the white house ahead to get a deal before president biden leaves for europe. he s slated to go tomorrow but even they are lowering expectations. white house press secretary jen psaki, our guest yesterday on way too early has acknowledged it. some lawmakers are worried if the deal isn t agreed upon by the end of the week, they will lose momentum. and joining us now, co-founder of punchbowl, anna palmer. what more are you tell us about the deadlines that the president had last night with senator manchin of west virginia and