thanksgiving. while witnesses continue to stone wall investigators, the committee may soon have access to key documents regarding january 6th from the trump administration. documents the president has fought to shield. they should prepare to justify why the court even has the authority to hear the dispute in the first place with arguments in that case set for next tuesday. trump sought to assert executive privilege to block the committee from obtaining documents from the national archive regarding the attack on the capitol. joining me now is garrett haak, national reporter and msnbc contributor carol lenok, and american university professor cynthia miller. everybody, welcome. so more than 40 subpoenas so far, garrett. they have 200 interviews. they re trying to go broad and deep with this. what are they hoping to get. do they expect to get compliance with everybody but steve bannon? i think that s the hope, katy. but it will have to be born out over time. of course, mark me
ways, provided you, the jury, believe that it existed from proven facts before you. it may be inferred from the proven circumstances or by acts and conduct, or it may be in your discretion inferred when it is the natural and necessary consequence of the act. whether or not you draw such an inference is a matter solely within your discretion. criminal intent does not mean an intention to violate the law or to violate a penal statute but means simply the intention to commit the act that is prohibited by the statute. the defendants will not be presumed to have acted with criminal intent, but you may find such an intention upon a consideration of words, conduct, demeanor, motive, and other circumstances connected with the act for which the accused are being prosecuted. now, every party to a crime may be charged with and continue viktded of commission of the crime. a person is a party to a crime only if that person, a, directly commits the crime, b, intentionally helps in the comm
tax credit. here s the speaker right after the final house vote. this is legislation that creates millions of good paying jobs, gets tax cuts to the middle class, lowers cost, especially health care costs and child care costs for middle class. and it s paid for 100%. now that bill heads to the senate. key monarch democrats joe manchin, kyrsten sinema. they will have a say in what happens next. we re going to get into how they could still dramatically alter the final text. also the fda just green lit the pfizer and moderna shots. the cdc gearing up for a critical meeting. we ll dig into what the crucial decision could mean for your holiday plans. also this morning, we are on day four now of the verdict watch in the kyle rittenhouse homicide trial. we ll go live to kenosha, wisconsin in moments. is not one but two requests for a mistrial now hang over this case. but we re going to start with our team covering the major vote on the build back better bill. our capitol hil
prepare to cast their votes as soon as tonight. we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer and you re in the situation room. announcer: this is cnn breaking news. we begin this hour with a killing of ahmaud arbery and the closely watched murder trial that is playing out in georgia. lawyers for all three defendants resting their case just a little while ago. cnn s martin savidge is covering this breaking news for us. reporter: travis mcmichael taking the stand in his own defense for a second day in the trial for the killing of ahmaud arbery. the lead prosecutor continuing to go after him during cross-examination. you also could have stepped around the back of the truck and followed him in the path that way, is that right? yes. but then he would have had open unrestricted run around the truck and into my open door and into my pickup truck and so you re telling this jury that a man who has spent five minutes ru
modern our infrastructure, our roads, our bridges, our broadband, a whole range of things, to turn the climate crisis into an opportunity. it puts us on a path to win the economic competition of the 21st century that we faced with china and other large countries and the rest of the world. all right. we have a team of correspondents covering this for us. eva is on capitol hill and a arlette saenz at the white house. he has a lot more work to do to pass his full economic agenda, so where does the white house go from here? certainly this was a day of celebration for president biden as he got that $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure plan across the finish line but there is so much more that needs to be done on that larger spending package that s $1.9 trillion. president biden expressed confidence that it would ultimately pass the house and the senate. we know last night that progressives and moderates struck that deal and reached this agreement to vote for it by the week