from jordan perry, brooks, and mccarthy. we have information from other sources that lead us to believe that each one of these individuals are colleagues have information within the committee and needs to tell the full story. plus, on the court victory to block florida s racially gerrymander congressional map. and what i learn from my battle with coronavirus that could end the helping you. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. today the bipartisan committee investigating january six took the seismic step of subpoenaing the most powerful republican in the house. minority leader kevin mccarthy of california. and of course, that is the guy who is poised to become speaker of the house, should republicans win the house in the midterm elections. they also issued subpoenas for four of his colleagues, and in fact, their colleagues. jim jordan of ohio, mel brooks of alabama, andy biggs of arizona, and scott perry of pennsylvania. the latter fo
and for months and months, house democrats have been trying everything to avoid getting too precise at this point. which is why it is worth looking back at just how we got here. in the days after the insurrection, it really seemed like kevin mccarthy understood the gravity of the situation. it is apparent in the since leaked phone calls with his fellow republicans from the days following the attack that mccarthy privately told allies he was thinking of asking trump to resign. and you asked if, you know, what happens if he gets there after he s gone? is there any chance? are you hearing that he might resign? is there any reason to think that might happen? i ve had if you discussions. my gut tells me no. i m seriously thinking of having that conversation with him tonight. i haven t talked to him in a couple days. mccarthy appeared to take the attack so seriously that he actually deputize his own ally, member of the republican house leadership, congressman john taco of new
About north korea. Pyongyang makes a surprising offer. We have the world covered on bloomgberg daybreak asia. We go to washington for the latest on the u. S. And chinese Diplomatic Security dialogue. Later we have an interview with the chinese ftc president live from bangkok. Coming to you live from our bloomberg headquarters. It is that oil complex we have to be worried about. First it was wti, now brent crude heading into a bear marke t. Some opec nations are considering deeper out put cuts. And they have to extend those cuts even further. You can see that build up in the oil market. We have hit that moment where suddenly everyone is paying attention. Lets see how the rest of asia will be handing out. Be panning out. Flat on the index 50. Cash rate unchanged. Rates will not move for some time. Futures are positive after an ugly day on the asx 200. The aussie not doing much at 75 51. 82. T falling at 44 we will look at the asian session. Lower after half of 1 down on the nikkei 225. 1
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After that, derek wall bank of bloomberg looks at a future trade legislation. Your phone calls, facebook comments, and tweets. Washington journal live at 7 a. M. Eastern on cspan. My city in a tin can far above the world planet earth there is nothing left to do sunday night on cspan q a a veteran astronaut produced many activities on the International Space station as your scientific and personal aspects of life in space. The only time i for a shiver of fear go up my back was on the dark side of the earth looking at one side of eastern australia in the darkness and watching a shooting star come in between me and the earth. At first i have the standard reaction of wishing upon a star, but then i had the sobering realization that was a huge rock from the universe going who knows . It missed us. If it hit us, it was a big enough one you could see it. Sunday night at it 00 eastern and pacific on cspan q a. Leaders from the cable and Telecommunications Industries recently gathered for the a