stonewalling legitimate ip kwier ris into his conduct while perhaps trying it again. he s instructing allies and officials to defy lawful subpoenas from the select committee. today, today marked the deadline for four of those subpoenaed aides to turn over documents before their scheduled hearing next week. thank you all for being here. glen, go to the center of my screen here talking to you. the mistakes in those subpoenas seem to be pretty big because if those officials, those trump officials don t show up the way that they did during impeachment, if they ignore those subpoenas, what needs to happen in order for us to still have a rule of law in this country? well, you know, there are three vehicles for congress to enforce its subpoenas. civil enforcement, i would say let s just throw that one out. that s what they tried with don mcgann, joy, and he ran out the clock for more than two years.
frustrating fight of the filibuster is americans now understand that you can t do much with just 50. so mitch mcconnell can t escape thsay, oh, well let them take it over. well, no, you can t let them take it over because you re the one that is so hell fire bent on making sure everything has to get 60 votes. yeah. i mean, david, all of it is so dumb that if it wasn t such a potential catastrophe and so catastrophic as claire just described it for the american people, the economy, our full faith and credit, you might have to laugh at it. donald trump issues one of his statements, his little whatever he calls them, his little memos, saying don t take this vote. don t let mitch mcconnell fold. stand strong. that s really probably the only reason that you just got that chicken statement from ted cruz because he s terrified of donald trump and has to be solicitous all the time. they were willing to tank the economy to please donald trump i guess? the fact that john thune said we