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congressman mike quigley was on this show yesterday or on with me yesterday. he chairs the subcommittee that ov oversees the gsa and told me he was ready to subpoena administrator emily murphy who he had talked to one on one. let me play a little bit of what he told me. >> article 1 powers and we're not going to be afraid to use them. and that is to compel or to appear. i sense the pressure that she was under, but i made clear what her legal requirements are. this, as tough as all that is, this is her job. >> so he said that he saw very clearly that she felt she was under pressure, but in the note that she put out, she said there was no pressure. what are you hearing about how this came to be. did word come down from the white house? was it the democrats who were putting the pressure on with their threats? what was going on? what are you learning? >> well, chris, the pressure played out very publicly. so even if emily murphy didn't get a direct call from the president or his chief of staff saying do not authorize this transition, the signals from the white hou

a michigan congressman would be labor secretary and illinois congressman mike quigley saying he was talkingdepartment. if the runoffs in georgia don't go blue any biden cabinet nominee will acquire the approval of a republican controlled senate. even though some republicans are saying it would be very difficult for bernie sanders to be confirmed, sanders is coy about behind closed doors talks. >> have you had any conversations with anyone from the biden transition team about a possible cabinet post? >> i talked to the biden administration. i want to do my best in whatever capacity as a senator or in the administration to protect the working families of this country. >> the biggest hint that the president-elect has given us so far about his cabinet is that the picks will be diverse so they look like a country. we expect to hear from him here in wilmington later on this afternoon. trace. >> trace: peter doocy live in wilmington, thank you. >> dana: a closer look at some tax filings raising new question about president-elect biden's cancer charity. a look at this. >> three, two, one, zero, ign

quigley aei.org or on twitter at virginia dynasty aei. a well triggered piece of aei history terms the time that cheney conducted an interview with the current vice president mike pence. mister cheney was relentless, asked tough questions that challenged him. it was a great dialogue but there were some timid souls, not me of course worried our questioner and pushed the envelope. i'm sure you will agree vice president cheney your adversary today is far more formidable than the one you faced that day. so i want you to know, half at it, give it your best shot . where not concerned and with that i want to turn it over to doctor cheney to speak about her new book "the virginia dynasty". >> thank you robert and i think you really did lay out the context by reading this part of the preface that you did and it's where i started. it was just remarkable to me that on this isolated part of what was in a not very important continent and certainly not an important colony, well, virginia was an important colony but it was on the periphery of everything, that in that spot these four men would grow to greatness and so i think the preface is as you read it so well really does a