department. what investigators inside the doj could be looking for. plus, the january 6th committee seeking testimony from trump cabinet members who discussed at the time invoking the 25th amendment to remove the then-president in the panel s cross hairs, former treasury secretary steve mnuchin and dni john ratcliff. new cooperation from inside the former president s doj. someone who worked with jeffrey clarke, the man trump tried to install as acting attorney general in the days leading up to january 6th, is now cooperating with the criminal probe. let s begin with senior justice correspondent evan perez. a lot of movement within the doj, particularly as they attempt to get around this executive privilege argument. break down exactly how the department plans to do this and how quickly. reporter: well, jim, they are planning to try to get this as quickly as possible. they are looking the goal here is to try to get to people, testimony from people who were in direct
owners. our own peter doocy calling up the white house how they have been a is responding tonight at fox news also asking the white house but a leaked voice mail allegedly of president biden and left for his son hunter concerning his business dealings. wait till you see the response. we begin with the mass shooting at an independence day parade outside chicago. correspondent matt finn tracking the very latest developers for us tonight. good evening. hi, shannon. tuesday evening, the states attorney and lake county illinois announced the alleged fourth of july parade shooter will be charged with seven counts of first-degree murder and says dozens of more charges are on the way, including possible attempted murder and weapons charges. what should have been a celebration of freedom has ended in despair for our community. all of the people who died steps from here lost their freedom. all of it. the death toll from the fourth of july parade shooting increasing to seven peopl
committee will meet to formalize impeachment inquiry into president biden. steve: what it means the full house could vote on that as soon as tomorrow. ainsley: well, that falls on the same day that lawmakers are demanding that hunter biden testify behind closed doors. lawrence: alexandria hoff knows it all. she is in washington with the latest. good morning, alex. maybe not all of it but there are a lot of pieces in play. the white house is trying to put to use statements made by republicans who feel there isn t enough evidence to impeach the president. some have changed their minds on that in recent weeks. the way this timeline breaks down is that today the house rules committee is going to consider the resolution that would authorize the impeachment inquiry. tomorrow, house republicans are expected to vote to approve it. mind you, this isn t a vote for impeachment, just to allow for the inquiry and more investigative power into that. tomorrow is the same day that th
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