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and professor eddie s. glaudes who are not lawyers, because this is not about the law now. this document filed today has nothing to do with american jurisprudence in american law. this has to do, i believe, with creating as much chaos in the congressional subpoena process. and in the federal courts and demonstrating the federal courts inability to actually enforce the subpoenas because of their own judicial self imposed delayed imposed by the judges. this is the trump method to create this chaos in washington to say to people, nothing works, you can't make anything work, give up, it's not worth trying to pursue. the honest answer to really important questions. >> you know, lawrence, i think you're absolutely right. and you're absolutely right about the fact that i'm not a lawyer. so the first thing that came to mind as i have read this was that this is just the latest act in the theater of the absurd. i was reminded of samuel beckons, that famous line, nothing happens, nobody comes, nobody goes. it's awful. and so

also joining us, eddie glaude, chair of the department of african american studies at princeton universityongressman connolly both elevated this and i think after an hour of sort of poring through this court opinion, it needed that. this is not just a blow for donald trump, but a potential boon for democracy. this is a court that looked at all of these complicated issues around executive privilege and said, one, that privilege is not absolute, especially not for an ex-president, and two, this event is so extraordinary that this congressional committee's right to investigate in this current executive, this president biden's sort of judgment about what could be released rules the day. >> yeah, i was listening to it, and it's, again, puts an emphasis on the idea that truth is the great disinfectant for the problem, right? and i don't know what the end result will be. none of us knows what the end result will be, and we also have showing that no gop leader is in the midst of this trying to help the situation. but the news media and what the congress folks are doing in the midst of this just to

that's when we'll start to be a driver in that vacuum. >> this is eddie glaude.al. how do you avoid that sounding like? >> let's stop talking about this black and ground and talk about these white voters in rule america. >> deadly, think about 2006 to 2016, 80% of hold hold income remains flat or fell. oaks are not getting ahead. it's not avoided. half america has not had increase in pay in 40 years. >> what we should be doing is let's talk about the issue. whether you are urban or rural. everybody wants a decent jobs with a little bit of money left over at the end. >> a safe community and good schools. we don't even show up in those things as a democratic party outside of our urban centers. >> even though these are folks, look, they have the same aspirations. >> democrats got too aggressive with their policy. it may have said that joe biden is the only dem and he did because he was viewed as a sentrist. >> during the 2008 campaign, we are talking about president obama. on the 4th of july, he did an event in butte, montana, not a swing state but he thought it was

katty kay and eddie glaude jr. as the former trump white house chief of staff refuses to testify about the january 6th instruction after initially cooperating with the committee. nbc news senior capitol hill correspondent garrett haake has the latest. >> reporter: mark meadows may be refusing to talk to the committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol, but his text messages tell the story of trump allies desperate to stop it. republican committee member liz cheney last night reading texts meadows received as the attack was under way, including repeated texts from donald trump jr. urging action. >> as the violence continued, one of the president's sons texted mr. meadows, quote, he's got to condemn this [ bleep ] asap. multiple fox news hosts knew the president needed to act immediately. he is destroying his legacy, laura ingraham wrote. can he make a statement? ask people to leave the capitol, sean hannity urged. >> other texts unveiled by the committee also appeared to show meadows at the center o

she would be our guest this morning. >> eddie glaude. you have senate pers from washington state, vermont, brooklyn, attacking joe manchin. and many talking about how he's going to have to explain this to the people of west virginia. the people of west virginia elected donald trump by 39%. and hold joe manchin in high regard. just as people in arizona holding kirsten sinema in high regards and certain members of the media. those are not political reality. the question is do democrats want joe manchin to just switch to the republican party that would certainly make his life a lot easier. >> well, there are a host of questions we have to face this morning. it's interesting. senator chris kuehn has sharp words with regards to senator manchin. the white house not only needs manchin but they need the progressive caucus. we talked on this show the progressive caucus were doing everything right. they engaged in the process. remember where we started and how they continue to move down. 60% of the plan was cut. here we are in this moment after ha

tuesday, along with joe, willie and me, we have our katty kay, professor at princeton university, eddie glaudeemire. we'll start with that story, incredible text messages being revealed by liz cheney. >> very revealing about members of congress and member of the media and donald trump's own family.

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let's bring in eddie glaude jr. it's great to see you. you will be with us for the show.fortable talking about it about a breakthrough case you had and fully vaccinated and boosted and how are you doing today? >> i am much better, it felt like a bad flu. terrible headaches and the last couple of days, we bounce back. i tried to do too much yesterday and the lung capacity it was not what it was. we are making our way back. the one thing we do know is we didn't have to go to the hospital. we are all doing much better in this household. thank god. >> that's good. that's great to hear, you look good and sound good. where you teach at princeton university maybe a reflection of what we'll see at some of these colleges and schools around the country at the high school level, a change in covid rules at princeton university when students come back in mid january, they're not allowed to venture out at at least through the middle of february. all princeton students are required to be vaccinated. what do you make of this, eddie? >> i think we have a wonderful and effective testing re

. >> what if our president on something a different eddie glaude altogether was just uncertain? there was an open question about something and the state wanted to cabin or draw a line with respect to the the presiden? with the u.s. have the authority there? is a something that what you think is the clarity of the violation here that triggers your authority? >> if the state structured that hypothetical law in this same way then we would have the same concern that the state is effectively seeking to take the issue away from the courts. so you can imagine a circumstance where our right is more unsettled. imagine for example, in a pre-heller circumstance the right to handguns in hope. if d.c. had enacted a law that deputize numbers of the general public to seek these kinds of suits against that conduct even before the court had clarified the right i think the way to phrase the same concern that effectively the state is seeking to box the judiciary out of being the final arbiter of constitutional rights. now i will say i think a state is far less likely to engage in this mechanism wi