Trying to use an unlawful ability to go after americans who they think disagree with them. Beneath this, kevin is clearly running scared. Petrified he might be more deeply implicated in the events of the day. Mccarthys Phone Records are also subject to the Preservation Request that the committee issued on monday to more than 30 Social Media And Telecom Companies. That means theres a chance that his data will be the target of a potential subpoena. That explains Mccarthys Panic when he is issued an unprecedented threat to the companies on tuesday, vowing to destroy them if they comply with investigators. He is not just demAnding those companies stonewall congress, he is running a protection racket. Not unlike the mafia. With the threat of retribution. He is extorting private sector companies for a guarantee of safety. What exactly is he trying to hide . Lets remember, Little Kevin is among at least a dozen republicans to have their communications targeted by the select committee. An all
Dead. We ve heard republicans, including their dear leader himself, turn the rioters into victims and martyrs, even as video showed them beating police. We heard congressional republicans like andrew clyde even describe k it as, quote, a normal tourist video, and then widely reject a bipartisan commission to investigate the attack. What is also emerged in the past six months is a clearer picture of what happened on january 6th thanks to the government s have you had yo evidence released at the request of nbc news and other organizations. Some of that new video shows police trying to rotate fresh officers to the frontlines of the siege. Slowly, guys. We re rotating out. We ve got a shield behind you. You go behind me. You, come here. Go, go. You, go. Ladies and gentlemen, back up! joining me now is scott mcfarland, investigative reporter for nbc washington, michelle dean, nbc columnist. Scott, i want to start with you. You ve been going through and pouring through these cases against th
shooting of a young black man. meanwhile, a cnn reporter portrays herself as in the thick of it and got the thick part right. you may notice that my eyes are watery. that is because they have just like shot a huge amount of gas. it s c.s. gas. really the strongest i have ever had stood in before during a protest. we were all consumed by it. now you can see you want to talk to me? cool. don t take my mic. tell me what you think about what s going on. what i think about this? all the press and all the extra [bleep] i do makes this worse. get out of here with the twisting up the media. i m live. i don t care if you re live or not. get away from here with that media [bleep] you re doing. we re with cnn. take that camera we re going up there. take it all the way up there. you re doing the extra backhand stuff to make people look crazier than they are. greg: i love him. now the guy s anger may be about some of the unseemly aspects of the protests being exposed
legendary grammy award winning singer-songwriters and members of the rock n roll hall of fame and tickets for their concerts go on sale saturday. please welcome carole king and james taylor. looking out on the morning rain james taylor was one of the most prolific songwriters of our time. i think she s the best there is, miss carole king. carole king began her music career when she was just a teen. by the early 70s, she had reached the top of the charts around the world. james taylor was one of my all-time favorites. one of the most influential singer songwriters of all time. and now carole king and james taylor are getting ready to tour together for the first time in 40 years. that s a bit of history. tell us about the original troubadour reunion. november 2007, james called me and said let s get together and play together with some of our old friends. we had such a great time. like carole said, it felt so good we decided to take it on the road. you
fame and tickets for their concerts go on sale saturday. 34r please welcome carole king and james taylor. james taylor was one of the most prolific songwriters of our time. i think she s the best there is, miss carole king. carole king began her music career when she was just a teen. by the early 70s, she had reached the top of the charts around the world. james taylor was one of my all-time favorites. one of the most influential songwriters of all-time. and now carole king and james taylor are getting ready to tour together for the first time in 40 years. that s a bit of history. tell us about the original troubadour reunion. ? november 2007, james called me and said let s get together and play together with some of our old friends. like carole said, it felt so good we decided to take it on the road. [ cheers ] [ applause continues ] well, there s something in the way she moves looks my way or calls my name that seems to leave this troubled