>> indeed, anderson, when i was impeachment council i helped draft mcgann's subpoena. does have the power to compel testimony. when you and i were kids there was a tv show about the mounties, canadian mounties. the motto was they always get their man. update that, they always get their man or woman. the same with the house of representatives, but it can be delayed. here it will move faster because doj is not going to fight. >> we should mention we invited congressman brooks on and he declined. >>> next, more breaking news. the bipartisan infrastructure bill clears the first bi priceline will partner with even more vegas hotels to turn their unsold rooms into amazing deals. delegates, how do you vote? (cheering) ♪ yes, y-y-y-yes, yes... ♪ that is freaky. (applause) look at you! getting back to normal. or at least your 2021 version of what normal should be. and no matter what that is, walgreens is here to help you do it your way. with delivery in as little as one hour. because now... things come to you. same day vaccination appointments. because you're ready. and walgree

that was led by don mcgann at the time.that confirmation process. kavanaugh was ultimately confirmed as a associate justice by a narrow vote of 50-48. joining me now is "new york times" reporter kate kelly. she is co-author of education of brett kavanaugh. kate, i begin with you. the fib saying that the most relevant tips of that 4500 or so that they received were actually referred to the white house layers in the trump administration. do we know what the white house team did with those tips and leads? >> we don't. that's one of the bigamist ruz that i think the senate democrats are hoping to solve. granted, the time frame for this entire inquiry was about suchl days. it was awfully short. it sort of hard to imagine that there was too much follow up just in the interest of time. not to mention we know that the president, don mcgann who mention is the white house counsel were eager to see then judge kavanaugh confirmed. there may not have been a will to do that. to be clear, we don't know what became of those tips once they

our team rer ported at the time that the fbi was ham strung by the white house counsel, and don mcganny the trump administration. >> well, there is a lot to dislike about what we are learning how this played out. geoff, when the fbi sets up a tip line, and encourages people to call in and provide relevant information about a supreme court nominee, the public has a right to believe that if they pick up the phone, and they, you know, provide relevant information, it is going to be investigated professionally, and responsibility, and acted upon, and we don't know what the content of the 4500 tips were, but not a lot of folks use the fbi tip line to say, hey, that brett kavanaugh is a swell guy. and probably a good bit of derogatory information provided and it is looking like that the tips were sort of passed off to the white house, donald trump's white house and the white house counsel. and we know that donald trump's white house was going to try to get brett kavanaugh confirmed by any means necessary, and so congress should do a deep dive into the nature of the tips, and the fact that th

mcgann resumes on, not just journalists, but also civilians. so this does not come as a surprise, but the fact that they have to woodley, and recently used almost every, every mechanic, every tool that is available with them to get been picked up in june. this will work, they do not appreciate unlike, i mean i am. somebody was used to this 2010 when i got the homeless rope in there who with not only stroke which was not on the trip in the artist did. i got a full time phase, 2 new thing looked like call up with you being followed around the details of your family members, being out in public intelligence officials coming down to your house and asking you about your bank accounts. all of this is happen. it's happening to me as i speak to you yesterday. i spent 12 hours at the income tax office in mom buying another big question. i was being asked about my affiliation with international organizations. why do i write but i'm not b, y, d o speak to the b b c. what is my for the? this is piper court, it's not something we chose, but it is something

think about the don mcgann testimony.door deposition from a presidential lawyer. the idea of bringing a former president down here. he will not show up if you send a nice letter to bed minister so i think it is unlikely on that end. you also heard the congressman elude to this a little bit. i'm not sure this is a precedent that democrats want to set. that you're going to haul former presidents down to testify if there is another way to get that information. there is former aides. there is documentation, and there is a lot that involves what was happening at the white house that has not been explored that has presidential powers, questions, and logisticslogisti. you could set them aside and deal with this, potentially, in another way. >>> yeah, i mean i heard him saying there -- i think you're right to under score that. we would probably prefer not to do it that way, but he didn't seem to want to slam the door. that was kind of how i read it. garrett, thank you my friend. i appreciate having you here today. let's bring in

kim mcgann was a grandmother, elementary school teacher from little rock. she died after a hard-fought battle with covid. her daughters urgeder her to get vaccinated, but she chose not to. i'm so sorry for your loss. how is your family doing? >> first, thank for you having me. i think we are slowly, um, letting this set in. it just didn't feel real for a while but it's slowly setting in and we're figuring out our new normal. >> it's the tragedy so many families have had over the course of the last 15 months. rachel, it's interesting, you're a nurse. both you and your sister pleaded with your mom to get vaccinated, but she said no. people talk from a 30,000-foot level. it's month oy lithic. what was your mom's rationale in this case? >> her main reason was she said, rachel, it's already been around for a year. if i was going to get this virus, i probably would have gotten it, so i'm not going to get the vaccine. she thought since she hadn't gotten it yet, that she wasn't going to get it. >> when your mom found out she had covid, it was too late for the vacci

just outside the uganda and capital come parlor are reported. julius mcgann visited a learning hub, which encourages young people to turn that creative visions into reality. our house collapse on the deputy when mother died from the intervention suffered. so i tend to my pin full pulse into motivation. i never knew that what i'm doing would ton this big to me and to the environment. i fought and now i thought discriminated because of my often falling seed from malaria. i am now part of the solution in my country. please people, each with a vision. don't other baker produces so with a sense that we pulse mosquitoes according to the un, every 2 minutes, a child under the age of 5 dies of malaria. even if i'm not kidding all the kids that are suffering right now. i am actually saving the ones that i can. john, mary, consumer is founder and director of between business up cycle africa, which builds houses, other recycled plastic bottles. so we are transforming that with crisis in africa into implement opportunities for monument as a group of people. so we constructing affordable homes, cars i

administration saw similar records from accounts associated with former white house counsel, john mcgannf our the end of the story, the department had done was targeted this reporters these members of congress one time with reason to be concerned.as granting extraordinary protection from the communications members of congress in this staff, these reports don't constitute isolated incident. the department of justice has a long history of targeting reporters and misusing surveillance authorities tond bypass classic basic constitutional protections. president nixon justice department tractors harvest the publication of the pentagon. presidentonrt bush justice department went after the reporters to expose and essays expensive warrantless surveillance program. president obama's justice department charged a reporter, co-conspirator violation of the espionage act. president trump's justice a department refused to have targeted reporters and members focused on investigating russia'sti interference into 226 election. now we know president binds justice department sought to renew at least some sec

trump's new white house council don mcgann even joked about this role.f course at a 2017 federalist society event. he said our opponents of judicial nominees frequently claim the president has outsourced his selection of judges. that is completely false. i have been a member of the federalist society since law school, still am. so frankly, it seems like it's been in sourced. leo became the gatekeeper in chief, actually taking leaves of absence from the federalist society to advise trump directly on supreme court nominations. now, there are unanswered questions about whether this was even legal. but the point was clear. virtually all major trump nominees would be scheme chosen, donor approved, fed soc members. and indeed 86% of trump's supreme court and appellate court nominees were or are members. leo and the federalist society's control ran deep. in leo the donors controlled an agent to orchestrate every aspect of supreme court judicial battles. and they provisioned him with dark money beyond imagining and with a devious structure of front groups to hid