shannon. i had no idea she went through that tragedy as a kid. and just the sense of guilt. oh, my god, so profound. her mother and baby sister and cousin were killed in a car crash when she was just four years old. it s amazing. i appreciate you listening. it s great. everyone should check it out. it s obviously a subject you know a lot about and you really bring out these important threads from people like stephen colbert and lauren anderson. thanks. i appreciate it. have a great weekend. thanks anderson. welcome to cnn tonight. i m jake tapper in washington. today donald trump was issued a subpoena from the january 6 committee, which wrote to trump, quote, we have a semiabled overwhelming evidence that you personally orchestrated and oversaw a multipart effort to overturn the 2020 presidential election and to obstruct the peaceful transition of power, unquote. at the same time, in the same investigation, trump s former chief strategist steve bannon was senten
jim clyburn said this about the $1 trillion recovery plan that democrats passed last year. take a listen. let me make it very clear. all of us are concerned about these rising costs and all of us knew this would be the case when we put in place this recovery program. any time you put more money into the economy, prices tend to rise. you voted for the bill. did you vote for it knowing that it would push prices up? yeah, no, not at all. and i think right now we need a tax cut. i mean, we were experiencing a pandemic. we did a number of rescue, you know, packages when president trump was in and again with president biden wechlt had to rescue the economy, and we had to take some significant investments. we are moving into a phase now and we have to return the supply chain. we ve got stop the price got to move the supply chain
what do democrats need to do to win back some of the disaffected voters? we have sherrod brown here who won in 18, won a couple of supreme court races in the last couple of years. we focus on the pocketbook issues, rebuilding the middle class, rebuilding the united states and beating china, that s the competition we have, john. the relationship with china, the investments they re making, they re rebuild, putting 7% to 9% of their gdp in infrastructure. we have a big fight here to do 1% of our gdp in infrastructure rebuilding communities. if we stay focused on tax cuts for working families, infrastructure, bread and butter issues, bringing the supply chain back, we can win here while the republicans are off starting culture wars. i guess a big question for you also is for the president s agenda and the build back better plan, this expansive economic and climate bill that senator manchin, of course, seemed to say was all but dead when he said he could not support it a
that anxiety very much there as well. absolutely. and the ripple effect from this as well, far reaching and swift, which surprised a lot of people from michigan to ohio to kentucky, other places. one person told me that when it comes to the auto industry, there s really no american auto industry and a canadian auto industry. it s really all one. what s the lesson then here because this might not be as you re suggesting, the last protest like this that we see? it s something to think about. i very quickly said the other day, this is why we need to get our american supply chain back, and the next day, i shouldn t have been so flippant. there were canadian plants down because of the american side. i do think that both sides have to look at, do we need a supply chain that s going to be dependent on borders through this? so we all have to talk about how we re going to keep our economy strong, our national security strong, we really need to look at who really did, is at the
trade, bringing jobs back, like he said. goldman sachs, investor relations department of the chinese regime. laura: they all bought into china. chipos china. steve bannon: they told trump, rise of china inevitable. like law of thermodynamics, law of physics that can t be turned around. trump said, that is not true. the book opens, they are stealing, taking off his desk, the deal about nafta and korea. trump didn t know, he got around to it, renegotiated nafta and korea and renegotiating in process of taking the supply chain back laura: why was omarosa hire? ed steve bannon: she was on the campaign, and very good. laura: effective, but boy. steve bannon: she did terrific job, we threw her into tough situations. laura: taping conversations. steve bannon: in hindsight, but rights making