congressman eric swalwell spending part of his saturday morning hiking in talking about infrastructure plans with folks in the east bay. it's the first time the representative was able to meet in person with the folks that represents since the pandemic started as kron four's camila barco reports he spoke at length about the valley link project. >> i'm done with ever want to open a zoom link again. congressman eric swalwell is hugging his constituents in the 15th district after a year of online saturday morning swalwell joined a group of residents as they hiked a portion of the iron horse regional trail and the dublin pleasanton area stay just reinforce why it's important. >> look, people in the eye and hear about the issues they happen. they may not even be comfortable sharing on zoom the group met the congressman at the dublin pleasanton bart station. >> where he discussed the future of transportation between the bay area's tri valley and san joaquin county. we're going to extend this train 50 miles we just got funding for that in the infrastructure bill. it's called the valley link p

congressman, your message tonight to eric swalwell. he wanted to serve you and your wife, or you come and your wife accepted on your behalf. but that is just what an aggressive process server does. >> i'm a little bit baffled by eric swalwell's conduct in a variety of respects, first and foremost, this is a frivolous politically motivated lawsuit. there is no liability on the part of myself or president trump, although i probably stand with president trump as we defend this frivolous litigation. but second, for three months -- two months, since the lawsuit was filed back in march, eric swalwell has got notice of when we are going to go folk. roughly 100 different times he could have had me served as i'm walking to or from the capital, the house floor where i vote, and my house office building. but he chose not to. instead, they chose to hire a process server that would chase my wife down as she's coming home from church, keeping in mind that she's a grandmother with ten grandchildren pit that could've been some of those grandchildren i

bay area congressman eric swalwell is in news as as as as know. he was the house impeachment manager. congressman swalwell has an unusual step. joining us to talk swalwell's attorney. congressman swalwell has a family issue and couldn't join us. congressman swalwell has hired to fine mo brooks. >> litigation waive service. this is a preliminary step. the fact that we have to anything and to hire someone stake out congressman brooks is ridiculous. they will save fire for the merits. here we are having to track him down, obviously, unsuccessfully so far. >> let me back me back what was brooks' role in the insurrection. >> the most direct was his speech at the rasaid people sho be ready to give their lives that day which in our view, he was encouraging people to fight and eventually die for donald trump's illegitimate second term that they were pushing. beyond that, as we have alleged in the complaint that four defendants and others were engaged in a conspiracy to disrupt congress's certification. >> the four defendants former president trump, donald

you can't tell eric swalwell about this until a certain time in the future. what that does is it makes this a completely one-sided fight. it doesn't allow adam schiff or eric swalwell to contest the subpoenas to try to stand up for their own rights. and by the time we're learning about this in june of 2021, donald trump is long gone. bill barr is long gone. that doesn't mean they're out of harm's way. congress has a job. they need to subpoena these people and bring them in and get answers from them. >> so apple had to comply, right? because of the court order? >> yes. >> they had to comply. >> yes, correct. >> another question. so the executive branch was trying to investigate the legislative branch, multiple members of congress, and now we need to know a lot more, correct? ely? >> yes. look. there is a couple entities. doj has an inspector general. that inspector general needs to do an investigation and congress needs to do an investigation, as i'm sure laura is familiar with. they need to get answers as well. >> i was going to say, absolutely. just to give

house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff and congressman eric swalwell, along with their aides and family members, including at least one minor. in february 2018, the fbi subpoenaed apple seeking what's known as metadata on more than 100 accounts. the phone numbers dialed, et cetera. part of an effort to uncover details on who leaked news stories about contacts between russia and associates of trump. "the new york times" was the first to report this story. let's bring in cnn senior justice correspondent evan perez and cnn chief business correspondent christine romans. evan, let's begin with you, if we can. tell us -- that's actually, ronaldo marioti, but we'll have evan perez. are you there? >> yes. the real evan perez. tell us about the scale of this. 100 accounts but who specifically we know were the targets. >> yeah, jim, look. this was -- what you're looking at is essentially donald trump's enemies list from that era, 2018, 2017, 2018. he was obsessed with anything having to do with the russia investigations. and adam schiff, eric swalwell were two of the people on televisi

it doesn't allow adam schiff or eric swalwell to contest the subpoenas.y the time we're learning about this in june of 2021, donald trump is long gone. bill barr is long gone. that doesn't mean they're out of harm's way. congress has a job to do here. congress needs to subpoena these people and bring them in and get answers from them. >> so apple had to comply, elie, because of the court order? >> yes. correct. >> and another question. so the executive branch was trying to investigate the legislative branch, multiple members of congress, and now we need to know a lot more. >> look, there's a couple entities here. doj has an inspector general. that inspector general needs to do an investigation, and congress needs to do an investigation as i'm sure laura is familiar with. they need to get answers here as well. >> go ahead, laura. >> i was going to say absolutely. remember, just to give it full circle here, remember this prior administration was so vehemently opposed to the notion of privacy interests being implicated that were not factually predicated, the

with one of trump's targets, eric swalwell. then as eric garland vows to defend voting rights. is his justice department ready to clean house? and what we know about the conspiracy charges from militia members scene with roger stone one day before the insurrection. all in starts right now. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. what do you do when the person who abuses their position of authority? elemental question in the history of human government. a question our country has been confronting persistently since long before donald trump. but even more insistently since his presidency and its aftermath. today, as we did just new revelations about the scope of the abuse of power that occurred under the former president, we're also seeing an answer to that very question. and it comes from republicans. not the ones in the nation's capital. not the ones associated with the exiled chieftain at mar-a-lago. rather comes from a republican party in the state of oregon. the state lawmakers they're confronted the same question that we are confronting in society. the same one that

subpoenaed phone information dating back to 2017 and 2018 from apple for congressional democrats eric swalwell, adam schiff, staffers and family members, including a minor. reporters' records were subpoenaed in connection with leaked investigation. >> this is about the public. >> reporter: on monday, media executives met with attorney general merrick garland to address the growing controversy which started under his predecessors. former attorneys general investigations and william barr have denied knowing about the subpoenas. former doj acting assistant for national security mary mccord said that would be unusual. >> i would say this is something that would have had to go all

need to hold all the former president's men accountable with one of trump's targets, congressman eric swalwell. then as merrick garland vows, what we know that the conspiracy charges from militia members seen with roger stone one day before the insurrection. "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. what do you do with a person who abuses their position of authority? elemental question. in the history of human government and human affairs, a question our country has been confronting persistently since long before donald trump but even more consistent since then. today as we look at the scope of the abuse of power that occurred under the former president, we are seeing an anxious to that very question and it comes from republicans. not the ones in the nation's capitol, with the chieftain of mar-a-lago. rather from the state of oregon. state lawmakers confronted the same question that we are now confronting as a society. the same that republicans and democrats alike confronted at the nation's capitol on january 6th. how to deal with a person who has egregiously abus

we know specifically that eric swalwell's gave information to investigators. how much more of this committee and how wud ranging was this investigation? it's not just those exact adversaries but everybody who interacted with president trump's adversaries. this was incredibly wide-ranging. and as adam schiff said, the scope is just incredible here. >> i'm told, elliott, williams included in this list of targets were not just staffers for the untel intelligence committee but people outside that group as well. i'm curious what the law is here. can a president tell his attorney general to access anybody's phone records if he says, hey this is something i want to look into. >> look, the president of the united states shouldn't be meddling in investigations. the justice department put in place by the president ought to -- >> he shouldn't be but did it all the time. come on -- >> out to be, right. >> it nhappened in plain view. >> now in a real universe where the government is functioning properly, if i'm being investigated as a target and information that i've been

yesterday i was talking about this story just referring to adam schiff and eric swalwell.bout how apple turned over don mcgahn's data to then trump justice department. what do you make of that new bombshell revelation? how does it change the conversation? >> it really doesn't, because the heart of the attack in the subpoena on mcgone, his own counsel, and on adam schiff and eric swalwell, members of congress in a separate and equal branch of government, is all about the rampant, reckless, unrestrained abuse of authority by president trump. so the heart of the abuse was directed against his own lawyer, and that gives you a picture into the mind of the man who was president for four years. that is pretty bizarre to be subpoenaing documents from your own attorney. but it's understandable, given the way trump attacked congress that he would use his abuse of power to go after some of his political adversaries, but he went after his own lawyer as well. it comes from the same willingness on his part to abuse the justice department. and it's very important about barr, barr in my v

when eric swalwell, the chinese spy criminal since a thug to hassle your wife, that's extra creepy.rooks will be on with laura ingraham at 10:00 p.m. eastern. the recent episode of our new documentary we covered a green energy scam in the state of maine. at that plane, that scam is threatening to destroy one of the last large standing courts in this country. as part of the documentary, we spoke to a former senator, toms of yellow. watch. >> i'm holding balsam fir, part of the softwood first we had in maine that goes into this dark habitat that we see in the wintertime. dear go and protect themselves from both their predators and the environment. as he can see by where these markers are located, this court is going to cut right through that habitat and destroy it so the deer won't have a place to go in the wintertime. >> tucker: if you care about the country and god's creation and you don't want to see it destroyed, we have an up date. thanks so much for coming on. thank you for talking to us, what can you share? the coat that band of balsam fir, we went up there last tuesday, it's n

this was the ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee in adam schiff, and eric swalwell, who is one of the toughest critics of donald trump. keep in mind, wolf, these are phone records. are we at a point in this country where the government can seize our apple phone records and just not tell anybody about it, especially when you're a member of congress? just ridiculous. i talked to a former senior white house official about this earlier today, who said, once again, donald trump was pressuring jeff sessions as the attorney general to conduct these types of probes. jeff sessions was pushing back on the president at that time, and trump was on a tirade about it according to this former white house official. lastly, wolf, one final thing i just want to say is they were leaking all the time inside this trump white house. dana knows this all too well. she was talking into sources inside the administration. i was talking to sources inside the administration. they were all leaking all the time. if donald trump wanted to get rid of the leaking, all he had to do was look inside the

we have the attorney for eric swalwell. very important, how did this all go down?el brooks is making it clear he's challenging this and he's flinging accusations around. i want to make it clear that the process server did not go into brooks' home, and the brooks know that. but what i will say after months of trying to find this guy who had every opportunity to not have it come to this, we were able to serve his wife in his house. the context matters. the process server left a note on his front door saying they had papers to deliver, and they asked for a callback. yesterday morning a different process server who was successful was in the front of the house in the morning and actually saw mrs. brooks driving by twice, apparently spotting him, even parking at the dead end of their street watching, waiting and took off for a few hours. and she came back when she thought it was clear, and that's when he was able to serve her. it was a lawful service, and mel brooks is now in the case. >> was it on the property, on the sidewalk, where did this happen? >> i don't want to

what kind of lived experiences is eric swalwell talking about?how, so we're not going to expand on that, but you can imagine. how times with congressman. alert your daughters, this is not a job they want. beijing, send your best. things have changed completely at our centers of learning, joel peterson understands the problem well. he's also the former chairman of jetblue. possibly because he had a successful life he got to campus, he's going to be honest about what he had seen. it's a brand-new piece called my road to cancellation. it appeared in the desolate news, and we're happy to have peterson joining us tonight. thank you so much for coming on. i will go on about how you go on, thank you for doing this. tell us what happened to you and what you learned from it. >> it all started when president trump was elected, i had several students come to be when they needed time off. they've been triggered by the election, and they couldn't take their exams. at first, was a little disappointed that i hadn't thought of that. it i got over that, and then

among them, two democrats, adam schiff and eric swalwell including their staff and family members, including a minor. there wug a gage order that expired three times after trump left office. >> this was all part f an effort by president trump to find out who was behind the reports of contacts between trump associates and russia. >> i can't go into who received these subpoenas or whose records were sought. i can't say that it was extraordinarily broad, people having nothing to do with, you know, the intelligence matters that are at least being reported on. it just shows what a broad fishing expedition it was. >> okay. so two top democrats are now calling on president trump's former a.g.s bill barr and jeff sessions to testify about this. cnn's senior justice correspondent evan perez has been digging into this story. what do we know at this point, evan. >> part of what we know happened is the inspector general here just announced a few minutes ago they have launched an investigation into these subpoenas that targeted the lawmakers, but also to look into the seizure of phone records and email r

it's 4.22 coming up next on the kron 4 morning news congressman eric swalwell high. >> with east bay residents this past weekend where he discussed plans for the future of east bay. transportation will have more on what he had to say about that. for 25 is the time congressman eric swalwell spent part of his saturday morning hiking and talking about infrastructure with the east bay residents. >> is actually the first time that he's been able to meet with his constituents in person since the pandemic began and our cameras were there. >> i'm done with ever want to open a zoom link again today. just reinforce why it's important. look, people me. i hear about the issues they happen. they may not even be comfortable sharing on zoom. >> yeah. the group met the congressman at the dublin pleasanton bart station and then they hiked a portion of the iron horse regional trail where he talked about the valley link project that would extend the rail line from the dublin pleasanton area all the way to stockton the tri valley. san joaquin valley regional authority announced last month. it is moving

congressman eric swalwell, a california democrat who is a member of the committee.ng us. this is really astounding and unprecedented. you sit on the house intelligence committee. records from a dozen people seized, including aides, family members, even a minor. do you have reason to believe that they sought your records as one of 100, one of among 100 accounts? have you been notified of that by apple or anyone? >> i was notified, don, by apple that they did seize my records. it's wrong. in is what they do. they smear and they try to clear. we have seen this through the justice department by donald trump, whether it was the reason he was impeached for trying to go after vice president biden at the time, or just other efforts, you know, through the mueller investigation. and i support chairman schiff's call for an inspector general report to not only this conduct, but other conduct that was corrupt by donald trump and those who worked for him. >> the reporting is that among the numbers obtained, obtained were family members and, as i said, even a minor. do you know th

eric swalwell, and adam schiff.are two of the most prominent democratic critics of the former president. and we know that the former president and his attorneys general were very obsessed with leaks over stories -- of stories -- that they believe were behind stories behind the trump/russia investigation and they wanted to bring people to justice over this. we don't know what will be the result of this investigation from the inspector general that is now ongoing. we also don't know what else is height hiding in the deep closets of the justice department. that's what the deputy is doing. finding out where other bodies are buried. the new administration, the new leader of the justice department keeps getting surprised by things that are popping up inside the justice department. >> evan, thank you very much for that reporting. for bringing it to us. obviously there is long way to go on this story. >>> tense negotiations set to happen soon over several big issues on the biden agenda. can deals be reached on notice of, vo

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we're going to be joined tonight by judiciary committee member eric swalwell. and andrew weisman. because as you know, and as you are describing in your hour, so much of this testimony was about the mueller investigation and donald trump's attempts to block the mueller investigation. fire robert mueller. jeff andrew weissmann was on the other end of that stuff and wondering exactly what the president was up to. they documented a lot of it in the mueller report. but andrew weissmann has actually learned some things about don mcgahn as a result of this testimony. so that's going to be. interesting >> and i know mr. weisman was invoked by name during the testimony himself. which i'm sure was a comfortable situation from it. he's right in the middle of this stuff. >> yeah, we're going to get right to that, rachel. >> all right, lawrence. thank you. >> thank you. as i said, it was two years, two years ago, the judiciary committee subpoenaed trump white house counsel don mcgahn to testify about what he had already testified about in interviews with special counsel robert mueller, whose

democratic congressman eric swalwell, just to have two lawmakers in this lawsuit and the cat and mouses still so much we don't know about the attack on the capitol five months ago. last night i spoke to two capitol police officers who were there to faced down the violent pro-trump mob. they called for a full accounting of the deadly incident and expressed frustration with republicans who are whitewashing it. here's part of our conversation. >> tell the truth. i don't understand how anybody can live with theirself being dishonest. you can apologize to people, you can apologize to everybody in this world. you apologize to yourself knowing that you're full of crap. >> we still live in it. meanwhile, for some of these individuals calling this a fantasy like it never happened. we gave them the time for them to escape. we gave them the time to go to safety. >> if you missed the interview last night, you can still watch it right now on my twitter feed @pamelabrowncnn. >>> the guest of honor revived some of his favorite lies about the 2020 election. ranting about conspiracies to obscure the fa

eric swalwell. let's discuss, now. cnn's chief political analyst, gloria borger is here. gloria, good evening. this is outrageous. >> hi. it is. look. i think this may be, and is, the worst abuse of power we have seen from donald trump. and that is really saying something. this is a president, who was using the justice department as his own, private investigators. and who, decided that he ought to investigate the people who were investigating him. how outrageous is that? it makes nixon's enemies list and watergate, itself, look like small beans. >> uh-huh. >> that's how outrageous this is. >> listen. the -- the former president, we know, that he always believed that the justice department, right, was his own. that he could use them -- >> sure. >> -- in any way that he wanted to, for his own, political purposes. and look at what we are learning now. okay? we talked about that. this is the news tonight. but we learned that cnn and other-news organizations, the pressure that -- you know, that he sought the records for that. the pressure that mark meadows put on the doj to in

adam schiff and the eric swalwell.he subpoenas first reported last night for the "new york times" were so broad they covered more than #00 accounts and sought data not only from devices used by lawmakers, but also staff, family members, even from a child. >> donald trump identified chairman schiff and members of the committee as an enemy of his and just like vladimir putin, or erdogan, or xi in china, he used the power of government corruptly to go after his perceived political opponents. >> with me in studio to share their reporting and their insights. cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider, manu raju and carrie cordero. committee members this hour getting a briefing, the democrats, some of them aren't even sure if they're subject to this and number two, reaction from top democrats in the senate to say we want to know more. >> chuck schumer and the dick durbin, the number two democrat, they are clear, they want bill barr and jeff sessions to come before the senate judiciary committee and testify, that's the first

congressman eric swalwell. >>> all right. we have a lot of news to get to here tonight, including new concerns relating to the story that rachel led the show with friday night. the safety of america's election workers. new reporting that many of them are leaving their jobs. that's next. up at 2:00am again? tonight, try pure zzzs all night. unlike other sleep aids, our extended release melatonin helps you sleep longer. and longer. zzzquil pure zzzs all night. fall asleep. stay asleep. >>> this is a photo of four wisconsin state lawmakers getting a tour of the so-called arizona election audit on saturday. republican lawmaker tours of the stadium in maricopa county where 2.1 million 2020 election ballots are being retallied and examined for signs of fraud, have been a growth industry lately. this photo of the latest group of lawmakers comes courtesy of a one america news correspondent named christina bob. one america news is the only so-called news outlet with restrictionless access to the fake arizona audit and christina bob wa

committee chair adam schiff and member eric swalwell. their aides and family members including a minor were targeted, too. the records were sought as part of an investigation into leaks of classified information. let's just say trump was never shy about who he thought was spilling his business. >> schiff is a big leaker. >> we'll have a committee meeting and he'll leak all sorts of information. you know, he's a bad guy. i think adam schiff is the biggest leaker in washington. you know that. i know that. we all know that. i've watched adam schiff leak. he is a corrupt politician. he's a leaker like nobody has ever seen before. they ought to stop the leaking from intelligence committee. if they don't stop it i can't imagine people aren't going to go after them and find out what's happening. >> this isn't the first time trump shredded our institutions in an attempt to hunt down his enemies and snuff them out. this was a thing with him as it is with all autocrats real and wanna-be. this is a big deal. unprecedented in this country and arguab

congressman eric swalwell, member of the judiciary committee. congressman swalwell good to see you again. where were you on this whole thing because we have heard now from the justice department and the attorney general about what he plans to do. obviously congress is now taking its own steps. how do you see this unfolding? how do we all get the information we need about what went down here in weather going after your information? >> thanks ali and we have to because we the president set the tone for the country in that tone donaldson trump sent was we want to be a bully earn phony tough guy but that has presented in manifested itself and the way that everyday americans are acting right? you've seen the treatment of public health officials, the disdainful way that nba players are having bottle storm. them the breakdown on the house floor and my fear is that if the president is spying on his political opponents or weaponizing the department of justice that it's not just in washington that that could happen but across america people may think that

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congressman eric swalwell confirmed that the records were seized. here's where the reporting is more disturbing. prosecutors were hunting for the sources of media news reports of contacts with russia. the da the and other evidence did not tie the committee to the leaks. investigators debated whether they had hit a dead end. some discussed closing the inquiry. they took this unprecedented investigative the ep when donald trump took the unprecedented step of asking the fbi director james comey to let mike flynn go. mike flynn took the unprecedented step as the sitting national security adviser to lie to the fbi about the conversations with russian ambassador kissly yak. trump lying about conversations with vladimir putin. the sidelines of a global summit. unprecedented conduct all around contacts between trump figures and russia. all of it as robert mueller investigating the ties to russia. so doj at this time crosses this red line. they subpoena apple for the phone records and they find nothing. they debate amongst themselves shutting it down. what d

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eric swalwell was surveilled by the trump justice department.ant to ask you about these e-mails asking the doj to challenge the outcome of a legitimate election. >> it would be more surprising if they weren't sent. it was what he was doing. after the election he started to propagate the big lie trying to overturn the will of the american voter. we can't allow this to pass without consequences. he was not -- there was not a cancer on the presidency as was described with richard nixon. the cancer was the president and everything he so the to destroy. now it's on us. do we want this to happen again or do we want to say this is the new norm. to the attorney general, i like you are independent, but we can't for even handedness sake sweep it under the rug. there is no rug big enough for what this president has done. >> congressman, let's talk about what your party in the house is doing. the e-mails were released and she is requesting testimony from rosen. will you have to subpoena him to get that testimony? >> i hope know. hopefully rosen comes in and

trumps justice department secretly seized the data of at least two democratic members of congress, eric swalwellho had adversarial relationships with mr. trump. the prosecutors were investigating who was leaking information about contacts that associates had with russian officials. reena roy has thththth >> reporter: the current justice department inspector general is now announcing an investigation into former president trumps department of justice. new details have emerged about subpoenaing the communications data of at least two democratic members of congress and members of their family.their family.th. the inspector general released a statement saying in part, the review will examine the department's compliance with applicable doj policies and procedures and whether any such uses or investigations were based upon improper considerations. bressman adam schiff tells msnbc he was targeted. >> it is hard to express how shocking and what an abuse of power this is. >> reporter: jeff sessions subpoenaed apple for the data in 2018. the information comes out now with apples gag order expiring. congre

intelligence committee specifically, adam schiff, intelligence committee chairman in the house, eric swalwell were leaking information. >> we are going to leave this portion of "washington journal" because the u.s. senate is about to come in as part of our long-time commitment to bring you if delta gravel coverage of congress, we will get you there. the senate working on judicial executive nominations at 5:30 p.m. eastern, they were on the nomination of judge brown jackson to serve on the d.c. circuit court of appeals. she'd replace their violent. now the senate coverage here on c-span2. the president pro tempore: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate with prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. o lord, our god, sometimes life's issues seem too much for us. forgive us when we speak words of despair, forgetting your promise that you will never

by the way, eric swalwell had sex with a chinese spy.at that meant, what was that like? not maybe it never rest of congress have done it. you are always welcome to explain. sean hannity takes over right now. hey, john. >> sean: advice, unsolicited, of course but i don't think i wait those hold my breath, but it is just -- and a betting man. i'm betting he won't come near your show. thanks, tucker. great show. welcome to "hannity." we will bring you a "hannity" special investigation, the right -- greatly to. >> will hear from 19-year-old about the perilous journey alons entire -- child took this journey. >> reporter: there think president zippy. new tape from eight

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>> it's very difficult for adam schiff and eric swalwell in their personal cases.secutors have very broad coverage for things they do in terms of personal liability that are related to the job itself. so, in other words, it's going to be very difficult to sue doj. howevering that does not mean there can be no accountability. doj's merrick garland has serious work to do. he has to find out, are there more gag orders in place. if there are, he needs to seriously think about going to the court and say, we need to have the gag orders lifted and come clean on this. he needs to empower the doj inspector general to do a full report, and congress has to dig in. congress needs to ask, where did the impetus for this come from? the white house, bill barr? who authorized it? what was the factual pred indication or basis for this. so there's a lot of accountability to be had here. >> thank you both so much. >>> so as president biden prepares for meetings with world leaders, jill bind getting ready for a wild rendezvous with kate, the dutchess of cambridge. >>> and criticism of

lawmakers were then ranking member, now current house intel chair adam schiff, as well as congressman eric swalwell. both democrats. the new york times reports the doj, while under the leader of leadership of jeff sessions, was hunting for the sources behind news media reports about contacts between trump associates and russia. as they report, ultimately, the data and other evidence did not tie the committee to the lakes. that report is prompting senate majority leader chuck schumer and other democrats to demand sessions and former attorney general bill barr testify before the senate judiciary committee. both sessions and barr claim they don't know anything about the subpoenas. we're only finding out about this because the gag order placed on apple by trump's doj expired, allowing apple to disclose what was happening. it's important to note that the new york times reports this was happening in 2017, not trump's final days in office. it was not a frantic, last-ditch effort to stay in office after losing the election. this reporting reveals what trump was willing to do when he felt he would be an off

data regarding people that worked on capitol hill, a minor, and two lawmakers, adam schiff and eric swalwell. on top of that, a gag order was extended three times during the trump administration where those people whose data was collected could not be told their data was being sought in the leak investigation. they were just told recently. on top of that, there are other leak investigations that we know were being prioritized by the justice department during the trump years, the president called for it, jeff sessions was adding resources. what added unusual steps to them were court orders that required news organizations, told news organizations they must hand over journalist data. now that's unusual. all we're seeing now are pieces together that are coming out in the biden years about what was happening in leak investigations. we don't know if those leak investigations were proper and were properly predicated and started appropriately. what we are looking at now is whether steps taken in them were too aggressive and were appropriately following policy of the justice department. >> i want to

these new reports about trump's doj seizing phone records of democrats adam schiff and eric swalwell, is putting new urgency on the push to get new voting rights bills passed in congress. but when you have senator manchin opposed to the for the people act as well as changing the filibuster, where do negotiations stand right now? >> because of the fact that democrats have such a slim majority in the senate, they really need mentions support in order to really get anything done. the fact that he has withdrawn his support for this big senate bill that would address the voting rights across the country, that pretty much means that the bill is dead on arrival. is very likely not going to go anywhere. it seems clear that congress is going to be taking the backseat on this. which is perhaps why manchin really isn't very popular among members of his own party. because he recently told nbc news that a one party push to enact new voting legislation is quote a disaster waiting to happen. but based on what we're seeing in republican controlled legislatures across the country and the way that they

eric swalwell. nice to see you, congressman. >> you too, pam. >> first off, do you have any new information as you just heard me talking to paul yachlt it's been really hard to connect these dots because of the fact vacuum we're in. can you provide any more information? >> no. we're going into this new week, of course, pam, this is an important story, but we're also remembering all the victims of gun violence and not celebrate and remember the five-year anniversary. this is still an important story. we welcome the call for an inspector general by the deputy attorney general. but there is also options for congress and we're going to be exploring them this week as far as what we can learn independently was inspector general report will not be able to compel the testimony and the attorneys sessions whitaker and barr. they're key witnesses in this. >> okay. let's talk about the options. by the way, we've been covering the gun violence extensively in the pulse nightclub five year anniversary. i want to g

if adam schiff and eric swalwell weren't the targets, how did they get pulled into it?ere. if. this was a very leaky white house under donald trump. and he was obsessed with leaks. now, what they said was send the department of justice after this, because we want to make sure this classified information is not being put out there in a way that's damaging to the u.s. one of their initial targets was a senior aid on the house intelligence committee. he worked with representative adam schiff who is ranking member at that time. apple provided the investigators at the department of justice with names connected to the accounts they were looking at and who shows up in there? well, adam schiff and eric swalwell who are both california democrats and also sharp critics of the president. in another probe, and they had a lot of probes into leaks, they also came up with the name of the president's then attorney tone mcgahn. so that added another name. they could have been linked in through what they're calling a bureaucratic moo aneuver. they were looking and these people had connec

nothing would get better ratings for c-span than the thought of eric swalwell showing up on the house the floor serving mo brooks personally. that would be great tv. >> he could do that, right? he could do that? >> once congress is back in session, he. can it's going to be harder for mo brooks to hide. >> we shall see. dave, thank you so much. >>> president joe biden is hoping a number of newly unveiled insenn tifbs ranging from free beer -- that's berman beer -- to free child care -- that's brianna talk -- >> you need both. >> this will encourage -- the whole point, it will encourage americans to get vaccinated for covid-19 and it's part of the new effort to combat vaccine hesitancy, nudge people into it, and get more shots into people's arms. let's talk with chris cillizza. okay, chris. walk us through what biden is trying to do here. >> all right. here we go. this is the number we want to get to. 70% of adults. let's go through a numbers before we get there. 62.8 -- sorry, you have to for forgive minot great writing. 62.8 is one dose. 12 states have already gotten to 70% plus. most

they investigated chairman adam schiff and congressman eric swalwell. they weren't the only ones targeted. so were their staff andfamily members including staff and a child, a minor. that's right. they were hunting for data on more than 100 accounts, trying to figure out who was leaking information to the media about contacts between trump and russia. >> they issued a gag order so apple was prevented from saying anything about it until now. adam schiff is demanding an investigation, calling out the trump white house for what they call a terrible abuse of power. speaker nancy pelosi is saying trump's actions, quote, appear to be yet another egregious assault on our democracy waged by the former president. let's go right to cnn's laura jarrett to lay out exactly what we're talking about here, laura. >> yeah, john, so i was covering the justice department when all of this happened. it's important to remember how it all starts. then attorney general jeff sessions was under enormous investigation. he was recused from the investigation. trump is furious. at t

california democratic congressman eric swalwell, another outspoken critic of donald trump and a formereachment manager, confirmed to cnn minutes ago his records were alsse >> i was notified, don, by apple that they did seize my records. it's wrong. this is what they do. they smear, and they try and clear. we've seen this through the justice department by donald trump, whether it was the reason he was impeached for trying to go after vice president biden at the time or just other efforts, you know, through the mueller investigation and i support chairman schiff's call for an inspector general report into not only this conduct but other conduct that was corrupt by donald trump. >> coming up on morning in europe, there's been no comment as of yet from the traveling biden white house. we'll have much more on the trump administration's use of the department of justice to carry out these personal missions coming up. >>> now, of course, too, the current president, joe biden, spent the first full day in his overseas tour trying to erase any doubts that his predecessor's message of america firs

three weeks ago and it's having an effect on survivors, victims families and today congressman eric swalwellinted out the grim reality of our country. >> we are here today to make sure the memories of the 9 victims do not perrish as we continue on this carrousel. >> reporter: organizers encouraged attendees to push for change and support national gun laws. >>> the bta working to cut through red tape and get the light rail survey again. the general manager will leagues temporary space and start repair work at the rail yard. the gm will be able to sign contracts for up to $2 million without board approval. she can spend 10 million overall. they hope light rail will be back within 10 weeks. >>> she's been released from the hospital. 94-year-old peng taylor is back home resting after being stabbed at union square. cameras were not allowed in court as the suspect was formally charged with it. we did obtain video of the attack where could youatch walked up to her and stabbed her and casually walking away. nbc bay area shows he had been arrested five times last year and he was wearing an ankle trac

congressman eric swalwell is hugging his constituents in the 15th district after a year of online meetings. saturday morning swalwell joined a group of residents as they hiked a portion of the iron horse regional trail and the dublin pleasanton area stay just reinforce why it's important. >> look people in the eye here about the issues they have that they may not even be comfortable sharing on zoom the group met the congressman at the dublin pleasanton bart station. >> where he discussed the future of transportation between the bay area's tri valley and san joaquin county. we're going to extend this train 50 miles we just got funding for that in the infrastructure bill. it's called the valley link project. the 20 million dollar plan would add 7 stops on the rail line between dublin pleasanton and stockton. >> phase. one includes stops in livermore, tracy and lay threat phase 2 of the valuing project would extend the rail line to stockton. now the 42 mile route would help connect housing people and jobs serve low income communities support 400 jobs when it's operational and reduce greenhous