for scotland. we ll have more on that with more public pressure brought to bear on the issue of climate. after he left for today s trip, president biden did try to pressure his party it to sign off of what will be the first legislature of his first term if it can ever take flight. they are getting closer and closer to the edge of the proverbial cliff after saying they would take a dive off the cliff below. it was a bit of everything. you name it. do you feel like she got the assurances she needed? are there any pieces of the framework? doourng there s going to be a vote on the bipartisan
with this tape out there, what doourng do you think they want to get from it? the actual thought behind the memo he wrote, which you mentioned bob woodward and bob costa have in their book, which was supposed to be a road map for then vice president pence to bring out the election results and stage a bloodless coup in doing so. the questions are abundant that the lawmakers had and do have for him, not the least of how involved was the president of the united states? and what did he and eastman do with that memo? how far did they go, how far did they push? because it s one piece of a broader puzzle which is becoming more and more clear, but it could become even more crystal clear if they got cooperation
conversation is being referred to here. he says he doesn t, but maybe he does. because the reports are out there that it s a phone conversation with the leader of ukraine. he can ask any time. he can say, i want to know. is congress going to see this complaint, and if yes, any time soon? i would hope so. there will be a fight, but i really hope the congressional intelligence committee comes out ahead on this one. they should see the complaint. would the court look favorably in general on congress wanting this information, doourng? the law is fairly clearcut here. the fact that the acting dni did not further the complaint as he is required to do by statute is disgraceful. i believe the courts would see that. and, you know, the inspector general s letter yesterday was really strong and effectively said that the director of national intelligence is keeping me from doing my job. this is what i do as inspector
up in the last week as donald trump attacked jeff sessions and said wait a minute, this would give him a logical out, donald trump i m speaking of without having to have him apologize or lose face, both of which he doesn t like doing. is it a possibility? sure, but so are a million other options. what s clear is donald trump remains unhappy with jeff sessions as attorney general, and jeff sessions isn t planning to go anywhere. he s essentially said if you don t want me as attorney general, you re going to have to fire me yourself. doourng this is something senate republicans would accept or jeff sessions would want? this issue started coming up, i thought jeff sessions was the only republican in washington that didn t mind what happened this week because it took him out of the spotlight and put it on some people who are apparently hated by donald trump even more than he is. but look, it-like might make
efforts. this is, again, kind of the underlying premise that has been raised throughout this whole investigation. we ve got more information to garner. do you expect to speak with jared kushner in the coming weeks? as has been indicated before, i think the chairman indicated this, that mr. kushner has volunteered to testify. i think it s important we obt n obtain, and we want to make sure we asked questions so we don t have this seeming forgetfulness. doourng you ll talk to kushner and manafort before the break? good try. can you give us a sense of where you are in the investigation. you re starting to interview some trump officials. why are you moving into this next phase? that s your inference. the chairman and i are working through a schedule, but i don t