bar barbara starr. president biden is meeting with world leaders at the g7 summit where they re expected to focus on the global economy, working together there also to fight the pandemic. stand up to adversaries such as russia. our cnn justice correspondent joins me now on the main story this morning and that is revelations about investigations under trump s justice department. tell us the scope of the records that were sought and who exactly was targeted. this was wide-ranging, jim. you know, put simply, this was really a roundup of records from former president trump s biggest adversaries, the two that we know of so far, house intelligence committee democrat and the current chairman, these are democrats trump has repeatedly railed against. and, in fact, the former president repeatedly said that congressman schiff in particular should be investigated since he led the russia investigation in his committee. so now we know the fbi in fact subpoenaed apple in april sorry, fe
long oolg. hill leaders crunch the numbers on how many fellow democrats they could go without. a new move developing by republicans that s actually giving a boost to progressives. here one on one with us senator warren to talk about wit the biden agenda on the line, yet another setback, too, as talks on a police reform bill go down in flames. live on the hill with why the talks are over and live with shareeduh tate, the cousin of george floyd. good afternoon. good to be with us. ali vitale on capitol hill and joined by john breznahan. here s what we re watching. president biden s democratic diplomacy if you will happening all afternoon into tonight trying to work out the differences with democrats to save the key priorities. infrastructure and a huge social spending program and progressive democrats are dug in saying the spending bill be passed first before the vote on the more popular infrastructure bill and concerned if infrastructure goes first moderate democrats could b
the looming and existential threat to our democracy. new laws are being written, not to protect the vote, but to deny it. not only to suppress the vote, but to subvert it. not to strengthen and protect our democracy, but because the former president lost instead of looking at election results from 2020 and saying they need new ideas or better ideas to win more votes, the former president and his supporters decided the only way for them to win is to suppress your vote and subvert our elections. it is wrong. it is undemocratic. and frankly, it s un-american. and he s taking his voting rights push on the road. the president and vice president harris are heading to georgia on tuesday, to specifically speak about the need for federal voting rights legislation. but several georgia-based voting rights groups are saying the duo should stay home. issuing a statement that reads in part, quote, such an empty gesture, without concrete action, without signs of real tangible work is un
upon or face charges. they brought an indictment against one of the people whoey r fused to comply. taking credit for a law that no republicans voted for and my interview with the artist j.r. over his documentary, paper & glue. all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes, republican congressman devin nunes of california is leaving his job. the reason he s leaving, though, tells you a lot about the trajectory of the modern republican party. see, the old model of governance was you stuck it out so you could wield the power of the state. you could wield that power for all kinds of purpose, good, evil and everything in between. the it was yielding the service of some governing agenda and why people got into politics and that was less and less the case. congressman nunes who joined as a 29-year-old and is currently serving his tenth term is retiring to run donald trump s new grift. even as far as start-ups go is particularly questionable. it s su
3:05, i m cutting you off. thank you. may i approach? text to refresh your memory. are these supposed to go together? all these are two separate dates? different dates. okay. all right. we talked about you said the text about a footnote. but do you recall me asking you do you think it started before she hired him and you said absolutely. do you recall that? i see that in the text message, yes. and do you also recall me asking you how they would react, if they would attack me. and you said no, they will deny it. your honor, objection as to speculation. as to how he thinks they will react. goes to the motivations of the witness. overruled. and you told me they will deny it. that s written in there, yes. i just want to, one last opportunity. you re an officer of the court, correct? i am. and you re under oath. is there any testimony from today or the previous days that you want to correct? that i want to correct? no. i told you everything, i ve an