documents case. details from pennsylvania, he is the victim of cost control. and trump versus grievances, chuck smith is moving forward to the january 6th in 2020 investigation. it could result and a criminal indictment. what you can expect one of trump s legal fronts this week. plus, president biden has more good economic news to highlight. even as congressional republicans keep talking about impeding with pressure coming from donald trump. based on what? we will unpack that strategy. let s get started, we have a lot of business. we are looking at a consequential week ahead for donald trump and for democracy in america. on tuesday, a federal grand jury in washington d.c. will meet for a potential third criminal indictment against trump. of course, efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election this comes just days after the special counsel s office tacked on three additional charges. we are looking for espionage obstruction who died but in the documents case. special
process. in other words, hard liners in the house seem to be saying not good enough to mccarthy s attempt to woo them with a move against president biden. quote, i just find it very convenient that it comes out now in the very week that we return to washington, d.c., said republican matt rosendale to politico. where does that leave speaker mccarthy and where does it leave the impeachment inquiry. after all, support for it isn t universal, among the gop conference, at least not yet. but most importantly, with ten working days left to fund the government or at the very least pass a continuing resolution, what exactly is the house doing, and under speaker mccarthy, what can they get done? joining us now is nbc news senior capitol hill correspondent garrett haake and punch bowl news cofounder and msnbc political contributor, jake sherman. i know there s so much talk about impeachment today, and it does obviously dove tail into this discussion about funding, but there are ten da
Going to be crucial in some of these very close states, i m thinking a place in the midwest, i m thinking of pennsylvania, arizona, georgia, they don t see a reason to impeach joe biden, they are going to see this as ridiculous and retribution. that s going to hurt republicans. as the secretary was hinting at, on the one, hand you have the freedom caucus republicans pressuring kevin mccarthy to pursue impeachment. then, on the other, hand you have swing district republicans who oppose impeachment who will let this thing die on the floor. when does that leave speaker mccarthy? this is the best example so far of how dangerous it is to have speaker mccarthy. and when we remembered the path that led him to the speakership, he is accountable to this small damaged minority of republicans in the house now. if they go forward with this to the secretary s point, it s