Sign a subpoena. but i think that the committee has to kind of all be on the same page. but all of that was said, i think before these documents came out into their possession and this is such a crucial piece of information that they may say we have no choice. we just we just don t know at this point. okay. elie honig and glory borger and ryan nobles thank you for all of this breaking news. okay. meanwhile president biden cebrating an unexpectedly good jobs report that showed significant growth despite the surging omicron variant. the u.s. economy added 467,000 new jobs last month. the unemployment rate ticked up just slightly to 4%. but that is for a positive reason. we ll get into that in a moment. the president said these fubs reflect historic progress but he acknowledged the struggle that many americans face as the pandemic enters its third year. know that after almost two
Well tomorrow voters in california will decide the political fate of governor gavin newsom. he s making a final big push today to convince voters to vote no in the state s gubernatorial recall election. president biden is part of that last-minute effort. we ll came for newsom in long beach, california. harrienton has been following this. what are the fubs tell us about what could happen tomorrow? would you be very, very surprised if voters decide to recall governor newsom. and you could see in the average polls, my average of polls why that is. you see that percentage of voters who say they re going to be voting no on the the recall has been going higher over the last month. it is now a 15 point spread. that was just a two point spread
Us. we appreciate it. i want to bring in mark smith from washington, d.c. you were talking about the very long process that we re beginning. part of what i m wondering is i m sure americans are watching seeing the numbers rising and wondering what they can personally do. yes. the information minister for the government of nepal said it s a moment of crisis for this country. they are going to need a lot of international assistance. the response isn t something that can be handled by the people in nepal themselves or within the region. it has to be an international, global response. organizations like world vision and others are engaging immediately. our organization has been on the ground for a number of years. we have 200 staff there already. we have a surnl takege taking place and people need to realize though the fubs could be staggering even small contributions, especially financial