his new reporting. so, ryan, this is significant. obviously. why these five lawmakers specifically? why are they being subpoenaed? reporter: well, first of all, victor and alisyn, before we get to that, i do want to tell you that the house minority leader, kevin mccarthy, just walked by us here on his way into the house chamber and was asked about this new subpoena for the first time and told reporters that he simply hadn t seen it yet so he didn t have anything to respond to. that s the first response that we have had from any of these republican lawmakers that have been subpoenaed by the committee. but to answer your question, alisyn, about why these particular lawmakers, well, the chairman of the committee, benny o bennie thompson has talk about this for several weeks. what it comes down is they believe they have information that is relevant to these members about their conduct leading up to january 6th and on the day itself and they want to give these members an opportu
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everybody. talking about how difficult that is going to be as an issue for democrats to run against. and so, that s why you ve seen the president, time and time again, pushing this back on republicans, saying that if you re comparing what he is doing with the economy, with what republicans are going to do with the economy, he is arguing that voters will be better off by sticking with the president and sticking with his party, of course. democrats, come november. but he is acknowledging it is going to be a very tough landscape ahead of them. kirsten, on roe, democrats have run for the last three cycles as guardrails against what they believe this court looks like it possibly could do, overturn roe. as an example, let me play for you vice president now, then presidential candidate kamala harris s 2019 on what she would do to protect a woman s right to choose. when elected, i m going to put in place and require that states that have a history of passing legislation that is
character that start drinking a lot and may be there for a football game or soccer game can get pretty angry at each other and if they each have a concealed weapon, who knows. there are plenty of statistics in these briefs to show there are some people who do know. and a lot of people end up dead. now, i should say justice roberts asked how many muggings take place in the forest. many people get mugged in the forest. ask dick cheney. this is the first time the supreme court has taken up gun laws. what should we be concerned about here because the conservative court looks like they re about to expand people having guns in a lot of dangerous places. so bad. it s so bad what s going on right now. i mean, i imagine sam alito saided like 1984 when he plugged four unarmed black people on the subway. i bet he sounds like that. to put this in context, on