the archives. there is more that we like. we would like to have. that s january 6 committee member giving an update on the panel subpoena. we ll go why after more than a week trump has not been served and what could be next. also ahead, the new evidence that russia is getting help with drone attacks that are taking out critical infrastructure and ukraine. plus, president biden makes a stop in a battleground state and responds to questions about his support of candidates ahead of the mid terms. good morning. welcome to way too early on this friday. i m jonathan lamire. we re following new developments in the timing of the house select committee subpoena to former president donald trump. last week the panel voted unanimously to sp trump for documents and testimony relating to the january 6th attack. while the subpoena was initially expected earlier this week, the time line has slid. according to politico, trump hired a law firm that will engage with the house select com
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Let s talk about this pennsylvania congressional race that is too close to call but too alarming for the president and his party to ignore. conor lamb has taken a big, blue bite out of deep red territory, western pennsylvania. a place the president, his son and one of his top aides all visited to campaign. a place where the president won by 20 points in 2016. lamb is now leading by more than 600 and some votes over republican rick saccone. democrats 39 state seats plus the governor of new jersey, now a democrat, along with one of alabama senators all since the president took office.
Galvanizing protest, and candidly, when these protests are largelying a immigrants, should the democratic party be looking to diversify its leadership? absolutely. look, we ve always been the party of inclusion, and that s going to continue. that s true whether we re talking about the candidates we bring forward, the people on our staff, our leadership across the board and we ve got a democratic national committee of 447 members. and even the vendors we do business with. i m putting myself forward as a candidate for chair because i believe i have the right ideas, i have the right experience to mobilize from the ground up. somebody who s not coming from an office in washington. but rooted in our local communities, and running and winning campaigns for democratic candidates in deep red territory. right in mike pence the indiana where we found we can build diverse coalitions, to come together and to deliver good democrats into elected office. establishment democrats, too. not just the