then named joe mccarthy. so joe mccarthy became much better as the manager of the new york yankees during the famous gehrig. ruth missouri murderers row year. i think he won. they won like or nine championships in his 15 years. so joe mccarthy ended up in the hall of fame too there ended up for five hall of famers played the bethlehem steel league that gives you an idea of the motley crew but a lot of influential people so steelton won the championship on september 14th, 1918. they ended up where of getting a gold watch. is that eugene grace, the president and shortstop gave them i once again that's a fact. i've learned this fact not from the globe articles but from archive. the steelworkers archives here in bethlehem in 1918, bethlehem steel launched a newsletter called the beth and booster. once again, rank and file, keep the workers interested. and every issue carried stories about the bethlehem steel league. and i found out about grace giving the gold watches to his players, the steelton players. i also f

get back a couple of things one is a sense that eisenhower had destroyed or maybe even killed joe mccarthy and bob taft in these true americanness voices on the right or far right who would return america to its more isolationist, anti- new deal ways. and welch to get a sense of the rage they are talking about he wrote to birchers and said that bob taft the ohio senator, he died from a peculiar cancer. and he may have been killed by uranium to that was implanted in theen back of his leather chair. as has been so widely rumored. which is a wilder conspiracy than eisenhower that summit gott on the senate floor, put uranium to him there that would cause cancer anyway you get my point, right? the hearers are being struck down being cut down they have been destroyed. eisenhower and eisenhower party was responsible for that. we are loose in the cold were overseas to communist and we are losing it at home. i think the rage in part stands the country was being lost. the founders with the nation's most dynamic economy. this is a system that has made them in a sense. they are incredibly prosperous a

they saw two of their heroes, joe mccarthy and bob taft, midwestern senators who had basically pushed out and destroyed of the nomination for the robert welch call, that when taft lost the nomination for republican president in 52 and he called the dirtiest deal in american political history, so they saw a two party system that was they saw it in hock to this communist conspiracy control, essentially succumbing to the new deal, succumbing to internationalism, to the post-world war two international order, to progressive ideals and and so, again, it's just one example, but that was very powerful, i think, for a lot of the the birch that there was no kind of americanness at home within the political system where could where they could go and they could have their ideas heard taken seriously and be on top. and and so now the other thing as well, of course, you know, the cold war could i mean, historians have a lot of different arguments about this, right? i don't want to get too into it, but sure, you know, the did commit conspiracies, right? or there were actual conspiracies. it's not l

they saw two of their heroes, joe mccarthy and bob taft, midwestern senators who had basically pushed out and destroyed of the nomination for the robert welch call, that when taft lost the nomination for republican president in 52 and he called the dirtiest deal in american political history, so they saw a two party system that was they saw it in hock to this communist conspiracy control, essentially succumbing to the new deal, succumbing to internationalism, to the post-world war two international order, to progressive ideals and and so, again, it's just one example, but that was very powerful, i think, for a lot of the the birch that there was no kind of americanness at home within the political system where could where they could go and they could have their ideas heard taken seriously and be on top. and and so now the other thing as well, of course, you know, the cold war could i mean, historians have a lot of different arguments about this, right? i don't want to get too into it, but sure, you know, the did commit conspiracies, right? or there were actual conspiracies. it's not l

you know, joe mccarthy, didn't worry about the russian troops. he worried about communists within the new right and the religious right in. the seventies said that democrats and liberals were destroying god and destroying america. so that they're wrong in their policy ideas, wrong you go up to barack obama. glenn beck on fox news every night was saying barack obama has a secret plan to destroy america from within so he could take over as dictator. and people like john boehner, sarah palin and other republican leaders were coming on his show and validating him. newt gingrich against the democrats saying they're not normal people. they're not normal americans. and then we see that obviously with trump and even yesterday i got i got to know from kevin mccarthy, probably few other people did, too because he was asking for money. but kevin, kevin and his dear david note said the democrats want to destroy america, i need your $5. and i would argue and i'd be curious what you think. tim, about this that i think there's an asymmetry here. for all of the

they saw two of their heroes joe mccarthy and bob taft midwestern senators who had been basically pushedut. oswhile bert welch and 52 and tn he called it the dirtiest deal in american political history. so, they saw a two-party system as they sought in hock to this communist conspiracy. essentially succumbing to the new deal. to progressive ideals. again, just one example, but that was very powerful, i think, for a lot of the followers. there was no kind of american nist home within the political system where they could go and they could have their ideas heard and taken seriously and be on top. and, so, now, of course, the cold war, historians have a lot of different arguments about this; right. i don't want to get to into this sure, the government did commit conspiracies. it is not like, look, infiltrated in the birch so society, the birch society paranoids even have enemies, there were actual conspiracies that existed and i think arguing that these government conspiracies have fed into the conspiracy theories. but, i do think that conspiracy theorists have a way of doing this with cert

joe mccarthy didn't worry about the russian troops, he worried about communist within. right and religious right in the 70s said democratss and liberals were destroying god and america. you go to barack obama, glenn beck on fox news every night saying barack obama has a secret plan to destroy america from within so you can take over as dictator. they were coming on the show and validating him. then we see that i got a note from kevin mccarthy. in his dear david note the democrats want to destroy america. i would argue i think there's an asymmetry here for all the vitriol and politics, you can't point to democratic leaders, presidential candidates, figures in the house and senate who said republicans are evil, they want to destroy the american experience, they are the enemy from within and sometimes words get heated but they talk about coming together so from the right in the republican party there's always been this baked in and sometimes it's more prevalent than other times. if you think we are the enemy from within there is whether they are eating babies or not or hav

desantis -- sorry scott, or, haley had echoed arguments the victim weaponize conspiracy so fast, as joe mccarthyd they have made it so that the big player, in his drama, it's a deep state and all of these efforts to stop donald trump, why would you bypass them as a republican voter and go to someone that's right now. so they kind of made their bed, i'm not sure they can find a different pathway but certainly it is kind of a -- to argue that they can't speak truth to power. because they have created the circumstances in the base that they were met in private. >> what is it? what do you make of the fact that it's 1:30, nine in the, morning and here we are talking. and the front runner for the republican party right now is posting on his website on this indictment criticizing -- complaining about the fact that they're calling it a witch hunt. i mean they have been able to effectively use that with republicans before. i mean the idea that that's gonna, stop because the indictment never force him is unlikely. >> yes, highly unlikely. i, mean the dice cast in the republican primary. and, now whether,

george clo joe mccarthy had four or five years where he was spouting off things sort of like donald trump, accusing the opponents of vile character flaws, saying things that just were over the top for 1950. then there came a point, a fork in the road, when the party of mccarthy came out and said, enough is enough, and censured him. i predict that the republicans are going to have an epiphany. it may take another year. but i predict they're going to have an epiphany. the way donald trump is acting towards the federal judiciary and prosecutors is unprecedented. he is reminding me of other leaders during another part of our history in the 1930s and '40s. they are engaging in jingoism and propaganda and are taking advantage of people who believe in him. those people who do violent acts, especially on january 6th, they believed in donald trump. they drank the kool-aid. i represented one of them. >> i remember. >> so he knows that. and i said this on your show about a week ago. the evil genius of donald trump is he knows how to push the buttons of his followers. and he knows the dog whistles. a

remember his friendship with roy cohn, the joe mccarthy investigator from the '50s who became a new york rain playmaker in the legal sphere and was a cutthroat eventually disbarred lawyer. that's who donald trump want as his lawyer, and no one has ever, ever met that standard as far as he's concerned. >> maybe because lawyers looked in the end how it all turned out for roy cohn. let's look at the fact this is in the state of georgia and the risks donald trump took there. even if this is successful, georgia only had 16 electoral votes. trump lost by 70. how likely is it we could see more charges in other states? >> it's certainly possible, steph, as we see the evidence that's presented in this conspiracy that other states can look at what's going on in georgia and say we're going to look into this ourselves. the other point, you know, i think charles was getting into this a little bit, at the federal level they're going to be able to look at what the evidence is going in, just one last thing i want to mention here, charles brought up rudy giuliani. and it's amazing to me rudy giuliani is

we remember during the joe mccarthy era, you had senators like margaret chase smith taking hik carthynt we had vice president pence do the right thing, take contemporary notes, share it with federal investigators and let the chips fall where they may. that's hard to do when you worked in close tandem with the boss, donald trump. his break and that line that will live forever is trump telling pence, you know, the problem with you basically, mike, is you tell the truth. i think that will be used in this case also. it's a big moment in american history right here, it's won of more to come, atlanta is going to pop in a couple of weeks and you're seeing a former president of the united states and the leader of the gop besieged by legal troubles. >> first of all, every time i hear your computer beep i think the "washington post" is about to break something. if you are tell us here first. that aside, our friend john dickerson over at cbs wrote something i think interesting or provocative. he said at the first republican debate mikpence's competitor should be asked if they believe what he did

>> well, you know, it's an old joe mccarthy tactic, the senator from wisconsin used to say, i'm going together and say it's a big afternoon from joe mccarthy and got the headlines at noon but never had the names and it's just this tactic of i'm going to tell you on monday all i know about what happened in georgia. give me a break. i thought for a long time and maybe i till do that trump has been dragging around that cadaver, that zombie, desantis, as his number one challenger so that all the other contributors to the debate this wednesday would attack desantis. he's hoping that desantis will take all the bullets for him and i think that's still his strategy. the problem with that strategy is, desantis is so weak right now, he's almost disappearing, chris christie is ahead of him in new hampshire. it's clear he may not be the target zone that trump is trying to create rather than himself. i still think that's the right strategy. i disagree with mika. i think there's a good chance he will show up because he's crazy but why would you go on to a stage with all these other candidates who c

even after joe mccarthy had been censured, i think there is a delta in this of about 14 or 15%.nd that number, that gap are the folks you're talking about. i spoke to someone whose name we would all know, i'll protect, it was a private conversation, not long after january 6th. and i said, somewhat casually, which i shouldn't have been casual about it, i said, you know, when they start trying to sack your capital, things tend not to go well. right? and this person, again, who would be known to everybody, said, well, if that was trying to sack the capital, they weren't very good at it, so i think you're overreacting. really? you think the capitol police, families who mourn the loss of those officers think that? you know, really? is that -- is that the -- is that the line you're going to draw? i was being overly clever, this person was being, you know, contrarian, but that, to me that's the word. why do we have to be contrarian to a fault? why is it that the editorial page you're talking about, a lot of the folks that we know and like, who are on the other side of this particular q

then, alluding to that famous quote that shamed joe mccarthy in 1954, my friend said, somebody has toave been saying this -- journalists, politicians, conservative republicans that you heard from tonight, terrified about the end of the american experiment. they have been shouting, have you no decendecency, at trump. and the problem is trump has answered and the answer is no, he does not. and his supporters do not seem to care. if the vast majority of republican elected officials do care, as they should, well, they're not acting that way. ♪ ♪ ♪ let me take a look at the numbers for you. ♪ ♪ i'm currently out of the office... focusing on a little blue-sky thinking. i'll be taking meetings... with family and friends. and checking voicemail... as my activities permit. i'll connect with you... after reconnecting with me. ♪ get 1.9% apr for 36 months plus $1,500 purchase allowance on a 2024 xt5 and xt6 when you finance through cadillac financial. ♪ businesses need 5g solutions today. that's why they choose t-mobile for business. mlb partners with t-mobile to not only enhance the fan experie

"stay sane," he said to me, then alluding to that famous quote that shamed joe mccarthy in 1954, my friends to be listening when he says it." the thing is, a bunch of spokes have been saying this. journalists, politicians, conservative republicans that you heard from tonight. terrified about the end of the american experiment. they have been shouting, have you no decency at trump. and the problem is, trump has answered. and the answer is no. he does not. and his supporters do not seem to care. and if the vast majority of republican elected officials do care, as they should, well -- they're not acting that way. that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that- i need a breakthrough card. like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more. plus unlimited 2% cash back on all other purchases. and with greater spending potential, sam can keep making smart ideas- a brilliant reality! the ink business premier card from chase for business. make more of what's yours. with the new straight talk multiline plan... ...more lines mean more savings. get unlimited d

what we see over the weekend, the intimidation, they believe, on behalf of joe biden. mccarthys the blowback is going to be against them careerwise, professional weiss, et cetera. andy mccarthy has yet to be wrong. i would trust his opinion on this. >> kayleigh: he has been on this. great thread on his twitter, or x, i should say. going to the details. there were a lot of them. this is when he isolated that stuck out to be quite a bit. "new york times," two sentences. while mr. biden's legal team agrees irs agents affected the deal, his lawyers have contended to the justice department by disclosing details about the investigation of congress, they broke the line should prosecuted. the guy is getting hunter biden the sweetheart deal, saying don't prosecute our client. prosecutor was implores. i thought this white house, go read their statement of the policy, the administrations supports h.r. 2988, that's a bill that would modify and expand whistle-blower protections for federal employees. they support whistle-blowers except maybe the ones looking into the son of the president. >

. >> sean: the question i asked mccarthy. joe is not lie. he lied on a spectacular level.he never spoke to his son or brother or anybody on foreign business dealings. we have chapter and verse in details he was up to eye balls involved. we take it a step further. the biden brand was being sold. that's what closed those deals. for million dollars. the brand was not the crack addict. it was not the hooker addict. it was the father and he is involved in these deals. do you think we are looking at a president of united states compromised by our most host highly enemies and this was a play to play scheme that b benefitted the biden family. >> you're absolutely right. the president said he had no involvement. except dinners and dinners and phone calls with with the wealthy woman in russia and all they talked about is the weather. that's real access. hunter biden's business partner snows up at the white house having meeting with the vice-president. -- shows up. that looks real. and the meeting in dubai. [overlapping talking]. >> sean: the grandchildren got paid. what did they do

speaker kevin mccarthy is warning house republicans could launch an impeachment inquiry into president joes are back in session next month. mccarthy accused the biden administration of failing to turn over documents lawmakers are seeking. >> the thing that holds up whether to do an impeachment inquiry, provide us the documents we're asking. if they provide us the documents, there wouldn't be a need for impeachment inquiry. but if they with hold the documents and fight like they have now to not provide to the american public what they deserve to know, we will move forward with impeachment inquiry when we come back into session. the bank statements, the credit card statements and others, show us where the money went. show us where are you taking money from outside sources, and that would clear most of this up, but they seem to fight it every step of the way. >> it is unclear what exact documents mccarthy is accusing the administration of failing to provide. take a look what house oversight committee chairman james comer said on fox business at the end of june. >> every subpoena i signed as c

brian is joe's presence involved in every major business deal that hunter was involved in as andy mccarthy said joe was the business. he had the access. >> steve: right. >> brian: hunter didn't. hunter didn't have the reputation. it's leading right there. >> steve: brian, what laws did joe biden break? >> brian: if the american people knew. >> steve: answer the question what law did he break? >> brian: number one the investigation is not done. >> steve: that's my point, brian. they need better investors. >> brian: do not want to hear any reporting until it's done or do you want to see the 19-page memo that bank records. >> ainsley: miranda devine started this. comer, the house republicans have been all over it. they are gathering all of the fact. all the facts are pointing to the fact that hunter biden was using his dad's influence to make millions of dollars for the family. >> steve: we just don't have the smoking gun yet. >> brian: this is a raging fire. >> steve: i have got a solution. this is what i was leading up to in talking about you they have got all this circumstantial evidence t

joe biden. speaker kevin mccarthy said p president biden turned politics into a culture of corruption.he speaker of the house joined me yesterday on sunday morning futures and talked about the gop's top priorities when congress returns to washington september 10th. >> will you bring an impeachment inquiry against president biden this september? >> if you look at all the information we've been able to gather so far, it is a natural step forward that you would have to go to an impeachment you inquiry, just so your viewers understand what that means. that provides congress the apex of legal power to get all the information they need. remember what's laying out there right now. we have an attorney general that could have lied to the american public. maria: michael balboni, your reaction? >> i?>> i think the american puc when they hear things about impeachment, the general reaction is oh, no, not again. when you look at the specifics that come out, the $3.5 million payment from romanian interests and you have the dinner, when the vice president was there, no, i never participated. now it's

higher taxes battling kevin mccarthy for months, mccarthy wanted more revenue, coming, and he said we want revenue but we want revenue from higher taxes, it was joe biden wanted the revenue. kevin mccarthy wanted to stop spending or slow it down even joe biden admitted the so-called inflation reduction act does not reduce inflation at all. here is white house senior adviser john podesta yesterday. >> to stop disasters from getting even worse we have to cut carbon pollution driving climate crisis what inflation reduction act is all about, it makes largest investment in clean energy climate action in the world, touching every sector, power, transportation, buildings, industry, agriculture forestry said should not have named the bill inflation reduction it has less with inflation alternatives that generational economic growth aka climate change agenda. >> i have to say --] whispering] i had to when ister in lieu of joe biden ridiculousness. >> we talk different types of measures into place people just want to see their money, staying in pockets, going to places it should be, on average american households spending 709 dollars more per month like you

joe biden. remember, kevin mccarthy said before the recess, they are out for another 40 days or so, kevin mccarthyfore the recess the only way to get the information they want about joe biden is an impeachment inquiry. so that tells a lot. >> and let's talk about hunter biden, what about joe biden, shouldn't he be impeached. is there a sense that you get when you are on the hill that they really think that that is a winning strategy for them? i'm not talking about with the maga base, i'm talking about with people who have to really run in 2024. >> when you talk to those frontline of the people in the purple districts, they are worried about this. they are worried about an impeachment inquiry. and people talk about that we're just using it to find information, that is what nancy pelosi also said about impeaching donald trump. you have to have something at the end of that, right? and so the idea most likely that they would want to try to bring articles of impeachment to the floor. these people in the purple districts, they don't want that, they don't want to have to go back to the places where maybe

se >> let me asank you theion same question i was asking kevin mccarthy. joe, didn'i ast just lie. he lied on a spectacular level by telling us a candidate and many times as president teat he never once spoke lev tos son or brother or anybody forll that matter, on their farm business dealings. okay, now we havbusinesse chapte in detail that he was up to his eyeballs involved in this.th then we take it a stepe furthe the biden branwad being sold.t l that's what that's what closed those deals. sefour millions of dollars. the brand was not the crack addict. r it was not the addict.ct it was the father. and the is involved in these deals. involved i are nowwe looking at a president of the united states, compromised by some of our most hostile enemies and that this was a pay to play bribery scheme that benefite ened entire biden fam. >> well, what we'll and i presume we're going to get it. >> yeah, right. he did. but we'll we'll continue to do our work and do what the constitution biden f requires un but you're exactly right. the president said he had no involvement, no involvement exce

still ahead on morning joe, how speaker kevin mccarthy gets asked about donald trump's arraignment.rns the conversation to hillary clinton. we will show you his new false comparison between the 2020 and 2016 elections and speak with doris currents good win for some much needed, historical, pepective. you're watching morning joe. we'll be right back. the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam, who make- everyday products, designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder, that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that- i need a breakthrough card. like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more. plus unlimited 2% cash back on all other purchases. and with greater spending potential, sam can keep making smart ideas- a brilliant reality! the ink business premier card from chase for business. make more of what's yours. we moved out of the city so our little sophie the ink business premier card from chase for business. could appreciate nature. but then he got us t-mobile home internet. i was just trying to improve our signal, s

moran, senator roger marshall, catherine c karen c berg, and shock for joe, from the american earhart foundation. leaders mccarthyaura kelly, governor of kansas. >> good morning everyone. i am so delighted to be here, honored. ad astra per aspera, to the stars through difficulty. that is the kansas state motto. a recognition that kansas came into the union as a free state, where there was fierce opposition. the spirit of kansans propelled them to beat the odds, and accomplish much. who better to represent our great states, and statuary hall, then dwight d. eisenhower. now, a native daughter of kansas, amelia earheart. i want to extend my gratitude to our congressional leaders, and our kansas delegation for the opportunity to honor one of kansans most iconic figures. a woman who showed all of us what it means to reach for the stars. amelia earhart was born and raised in acheson kansas, a small town overlooking missouri river. from an early, age amelia was a dreamer. her dreams went far beyond the banks of that river, and far beyond the prescribe gender roles of her time. kansans have long celebrated our women trai

are clearly terrified of what is very real impeachment inquiry and joe biden's white house is now lashing out and accusing speaker mccarthy what he set on the show of actually lying. considering joe is the biggest liar, that gets interesting. wait till they hear the breaking news. i'm going to give the white house a preview of coming attractions. you want to tune in tomorrow night and the night after. there's going to be a lot of news. in a lengthy statement from white house counsel, their spokesperson ian sims, that probably took him all night to write. he's complaining mccarthy is lying about three specific things. here's the first alleged lie, "mccarthy told hannity the biden administration has obstructed house republican investigations. this is demonstrably false. that's very odd since the republicans leading the investigations have both been on this program. james comer, jim jordan, they'd say it's demonstrably true and it started right after the g.o.p. won the majority in the house last year and according to politico "the biden white house launched their first major broadside in response to incoming house republican

joe biden. speaker kevin mccarthy who has not scheduled a vote, continues to take shots at the president repeatingal misdeeds by biden and his family and saying he wants to see the president's financial records. >> america has a right to know if there was pay to play. i would think this president would want to clear that name rather rapidly. give us his bank statements. >> but a number of centrist republicans in biden won districts acknowledge there isn't enough evidence to impeach the president and their votes will be decisive. nbc's julie tsirkin is on capitol hill for us. who are these centrist republicans and how much leverage do they have when it comes to whether or not or how far impeachment may move? >> reporter: yeah, hey, chris, it's about a group of 18 moderate republicans who are politically vulnerable. they are represented, they were elected in these districts that president biden won in the very same year they were elected or the very same year they flipped their seats from blue to red, and they have a lot of leverage is the short answer because mccarthy has a very slim majority. he c

sunday morning with breaking news on a potential impeachment inquiry on president joe biden this september. kevin mccarthye to discuss congress agenda when members return to washington in just two weeks time. whether it will include -- as well as a government shutdown. the president continues to deny he had any knowledge or involvement in the sense business deals. records reviewed, hunter biden traveled to his vice president father. the trips took place while joe biden was on official business as vice president to europe, africa, asia and mexico. in april 2010 he sent an e-mail to us business associate to its registered as a foreign agent for serbia at the time about setting up a meeting with serbia officials. in madrid. i can check a ride with him and fly over to serbia and then be back with you. this e-mail on top of what the house oversight committee reports is 176 activity reports from biden's bank accounts. whistleblower testimony including bribery and shell companies transaction money connected to biden family bank accounts. house speaker congressman kevin mccarthy. always a pleasure. thank you for

the many things of surface during recent hearings or what did you make of a speaker mccarthy, what he had to say about joe biden. i'm his a power and shielding of a corruption pro. well, there you go, i mean, they've been trying to get so much information. first, it started with the suppression of the hunter, bite and laptop by the democrats and mccarthy has been trying to talk about the weapon ization of the d. o. j against american citizens. but as well as the corruption of biden, and just how it's all in are intertwined with the hearings. it's revealed a lot of mean for one thing. it's revealed a bank statements and 20 to show companies $20000000.00 that was enriching the buyers and family from foreign interests like romania and china and other countries and as well. and, you know, you can't live up the numbers. the biden's don't have a products, they don't have investments in real estate or corporations. this has influence peddling and bribery and all of that just being revealed. and it needs to be looked at carefully because of the, you know, of the seriousness of it. and look at where it's taking us

joe biden. i'm told kevin mccarthy has told fellow republicans that he plans to open up an impeachment inquiry ande hopes to start the process by the end of september. behind the scenes he has started to seriously strategize about what this process would look like and how he will message on what is still a very politically risky effort. let's take a listen to what he said on fox news. >> if you look at all the information we've been able to gather so far, it is a natural step forward that you would have to go to an impeachment inquiry. there is a lot of questions still. and to be able to get the answers to these questions, you would need impeachment inquiry to empower congress. >> reporter: so mccarthy clearly trying to get republicans on board by arguing that an impeachment inquiry would give them more leverage in their investigations into the biden family. but as of right now, republicans do not have the votes for impeachment. and that is because there is still a number of the party's more vulnerable and moderate republicans who are still skeptical of an impeachment effort. they don't believe th

the front runner for the republican nomination and the likely opponent of president joe biden in 2024. kevin mccarthyme he goes higher in the poll, he gets an indictment. >> another poll finds 65% of americans believe trumps election interference charges are serious including 51% who call them very serious. the special counsel jack smith was in the courtroom as trump pleaded not guilty to the counts. smith alleges trump and his allies falsely claimed election fraud then pressured other officials to overturn his 2020 election defeat. the argues those efforts led a violent mob to storm the capital january 6 when joe biden's electoral college victory was being certified. capitol police officer responded that day and was in court for the arraignment. >> it's a necessary step on the path to justice and accountability. >> trump was released on conditions including that he not stress facts on the case with anyone he knows to be a witness. feinstein has been given power of attorney. she will help her handle legal battles over her late husband's estate. the democratic senator is facing calls to resign after l

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your vision, it's your verizon. >>> house speaker kevin mccarthy is pushing forward on his threat of a possible impeachment inquiry into president joeation we have been able to gather so far, it is a natural step forward that you would have to go to an impeachment inquiry. >> mccarthy's comments come as he claims the president hasn't provided documents concerning republicans' multiple investigations into his white house and family. house republicans have alleged the biden family has received controversial payments from foreign companies as well as preferential treatment when it comes to the president's son, hunter biden. in his social media post last night, former president trump criticized republican lawmakers for not moving forward with the impeachment inquiry threat, writing in part, "impeach the bum or fade into oblivion." okay. joining us now, communications strategist for speakers boehner and buck. no one has accused him of being a bum. looks like house speaker mccarthy has gone back and forth as to whether an impeachment inquiry was needed. he was into it for a while, then slam on the brakes. during the recess, seems to be wa

house speaker kevin mccarthy said tuesday that the house could move forward with an impeachment inquiry into president joeadministration does not provide documents republican say they want to review. in a fox interview tuesday night, mccarthy was asked whether he had made up his mind whether to -- into the impeachment inquiry. whether we will do an impeachment inquiry, provide us the document we are asking, he said. the whole determination here is how the biden's handle this. if you they provide us the documents there would not be mean -- need for an impeachment inquiry, but they would hold the documents and fight like they have now to not provide the american public what they deserve to know. we will move forward with the impeachment inquiry when we come back into session. mccarthy said republicans are seeking they can credit card statements, but he did not specify which members of the biden family. mccarthy also raised allegations he mentioned in an interview last month with fox news host sean hannity. he told hannity allegations stemming from republican probes into the business dealings of biden family