subpoenaed apple in early 2018 for records of more than 100 accounts. among them, chairman adam schiff and congressman eric swalwell, both democrats on the house intel committee, as well as their staffs and their family members, including a minor. prosecutors also obtained a gag order so apple could not disclose this and it was renewed three times before trump left office. apple was only able to notify the people involved in may. this was all part of an effort by president trump to find who was behind the reports of contacts between trump associates in russia and two top senate democrats are calling on trump s former ags, bill barr and jeff sessions. congressman mike quigley just told cnn s manu raju this. i assumed a hostile government would do something like this. i just didn t think it would be our own hostile government. jessica schneider joins us now. ag garland didn t address this in a speech he just gave. what is happening at the doj? it s surprising, victor, beca
Got to get the laughs. Were not going to even have sex that many times again to be honest. Its really real. Im sorry. Were experiencing technical difficulties. Its so revolutionary. And that completely changed my life. My experience with late Night Television was all about my relationship with my dad. My dad was a comedy maven. He would say all right, you can stay up late to watch johnny because he knew how much it meant to me. Hed say well just watch the monologue. I understand we have a special Group Tonight of Little League mothers. Who brought a couple bats along also. Theyd go to commercial, and hed say lets just see if they do karnak. A 100yard dash. A 100yard dash. He was funny and he was sharp. He had this aura about him. What happens after you eat a 100yard prune . Johnny carson was not black or white or asian or nothing. He was funny. And funny i think trumps everything. He was just part of culture. I thought that Johnny Carson came with the tv set. There were these rituals e
the punch line being at the end, trump did it again. i m pamela brown in washington. welcome to you re viewers in the united states and around the world. you are in the cnn newsroom on this saturday. and just days before the unprecedented second impeachment trial of former president donald trump, there is new video emerging tonight from moments after the attack on the u.s. capitol. and it underscores how some of the rioters were taking cues directly from trump. we have to warn you what you are about to watch contains strong language. how did this how did you get out. i got what. how did you get out. of the senate. cops walked out with me. they just let you go? yeah. what was your message to everybody now what are you yelling at. donald trump asked everybody to go home. he just said he put out a tweet. it s a minute long. he asked everybody to go home. why do you think so. because he dsh won. the he wonder by sending a message to pence, okay, th
well and then talking about it over and over and over again so people know we did it as opposed to saying, we re going to do everything, promising the world, and then not getting all of that done. people leave feeling like, my government isn t doing anything for me. that brings us to the open door the republican party is walking through. using the divisions to their party s advantage rather than legislating towards solutions. here s how senator bernie sanders put it this morning. republicans all laughing all the way to election day. they have not had to cast one bloody vote which shows us where they re at, and we have got to change that. joining me now, msnbc political contributor eugene daniels. he s a white house reporter for politico and co-author of playbook. and the renee graham, associate editor for the boston globe. renee, when you look at that polling, what does that tell you that the one thing, the one thing americans can agree on is that the country is hea
keepers is charged with seditious conspiracy, why is donald trump sharing a stage with a self-proclaimed oath keeper? plus i ll ask congressman jamie raskin about the former president and seditious conspiracy and why he says primetime january 6th hearings will blow the roof off the house. and ezra klein and carol anderson on why the biden presidency isn t quite going as planned when all in starts right now. good evening from washington, d.c. i m in for chris hayes. long before donald trump had any real presidential ambitions, republican-controlled states across the country were disenfranchising people of color. the modern era of the voting rights struggle began before the 2020 election, began more than two decades ago with the 2000 presidential election of george w. bush versus al gore. that election, of course, came down to the state of florida, and a paper-thin 537 vote margin of victory for george bush. in its wake, the u.s. commission on civil rights conducted an