but it takes awhile to get them through the court. >> one more thing about kayleigh mcenany. the committee says that ms. mcenany was reportedly present at times with the former president as he watched the january 6th attack. we've heard reports he was pleased with it. that, look at all these people. they are for me. they believe the election was rigged. well, kayleigh mcenany, if she were to testify and not try to stonewall and run out the clock, if she were to testify, truthfully, she might be able to shed some light on exactly what the president was saying during the attack, what he was thinking. maybe he was saying, oh, look at this. this is great. >> and this bears on criminal intent. >> it does. >> and isn't the idea here whether or not, look, we did a whole documentary about this. this was a months-long campaign to try to subvert democracy. it didn't just happen january 6th. he tried every legal mean and then tried extra legal means and here we have a question, did donald trump, steve bannon and others actually intend for january 6th to be an attempt to either intimidat

body man turned white house personnel chief, and kayleigh mcenany. mcenany, one of the loudest voices in trump's inner circle, pedaling the big lie about the election results both in and outside the white house. >> the integrity of our election matters. the insticonstitution of the un states matters. what we have seen across the country, is democratic officials trying to do a run around the constitution to tip the scales of the election in their favor. >> this comes just one day after targeting other high ranking trump officials like bill steppian, jason miller, and former national security adviser, michael flynn, who suggested trump impose martial law to run the election again in states he lost. >> if he wanted to, he could take military capabilities and he could place them in those states and basically rerun an election in each of those states. >> the committee also seeking out aide, angela mccollum, who left a message for voters urging them to overturn the election. >> you have the power to reclaim your authority and send a message that will suppor

kayleigh mcenany, clint travis, they weigh in on that and more as we continue. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sean: despitesive election losses, far left democrats, they are digging in. for example, real speaker of the house, congress woman alexandria ocasio-cortez, she's now lashing out over the use ofl the term "woke" tweeting in part, "woke is a term the pundits are now using as a derogatory euphemism for civil rights injustice, making up a woke problem results in putting tscivil and voting rights on the back burner." here with reaction, author of the best seller, "for such a time as this," outnumbered coast kayleigh mcenany along with cohost for the clay travis and buck sexton show, clay travis, who still hasn't given me my let's go brandon shirt, but who's counting? >> it's on the way! >> sean: i did get a book fromla kayleigh mcenany, i didn't get a shirt from you, but that's just saying. let me just start with this whole thing about woke. we all know what woke means. it means she was clearly responding -- clay, we will start with you. clearly responding to james carville saying all of thisle nonsens

kayleigh mcenany. stephen miller. ben williamson, molly michael as you said. nicolas luna. there they are up on your screen. always a pleasure, andrew. >> thanks, don. have a good night. >> i want to turn now to cnn's senior political analyst mr. john avlon. good evening to you. thanks for helping us out on this breaking news. let me read a little bit more from judge chutkan's ruling. it says, "presidents are not kings and plaintiff is not president. he retains the right to assert that his records are privileged, but the incumbent is not constitutionally obliged to honor that assertion. presidents are not kings." that's a line first written by a different judge in the case over don mcgahn. give me your reaction to this. >> i'm so glad you read that line because it's so important. that presidents are not kings and the plaintiff is not president. presidential privilege exists for the benefit of the republic, not any particular individual. that gets to the heart of this case in effect. and this judge's decision, while it will be appealed, is very clear and rooted in common sen

issues ten more subpoenas to trump allies, including stephen miller, a former senior adviser, and kayleigh mcenany, who was white house press secretary. straight to our breaking news, cnn congressional correspondent ryan nobles is here with the breaking news. ryan, hello to you. a defeat for the former president, losing his executive privilege, claiming what? i mean losing his executive claim, i should say. so what are we learning? i know he says he's going to fight back on this. he's going to appeal. >> reporter: yeah, don. it doesn't come as a surprise. he is planning to appeal this process. but what we saw in this ruling from the federal judge in this case was pretty clear. this was kind of a conversation and a decision that she had to make weighing executive privilege against the public interest. essentially what she said is that the public interest in getting to the bottom of what happened on january 6th outweighs the executive privilege claim of a president who's no longer even in office. this is part of what her decision read. she said, quote, privilege exists for the benefit of the republi

it's not who we are as americans. >> sean: kayleigh mcenany?trump and stood in front of a family owned busy that was burned to the ground. i have seen the destruction. i am glad they are mobilizing the national guard. we need the national leaders to call for peace. the president of the united states call for peace. don't be a maxine waters. >> sean: kayleigh mcenany and scott brown, thank you. a new report shedding light on a deep division between joe biden and kamala harris and their offices with policy failures and dysfunction inside and outside of the white house. citing 3 dozen sources. "worn-out by what they see as entrenched dysfunction." west wing aides have thrown up their hands and vice-president kamala harris deciding there is not time to deal with it this. the vice-president is catering and things are going from bad to it worse. the entire biden white house is in a state of crisis. i don't know what is worse the fact that peter doocy asked the president about paying $450,000 and joe biden saying that is garbage not knowing his own ad

kayleigh mcenany, former white house press secretary subpoenaed by the select committee. i'll read the other names, coming from the committee as we speak. we'll talk through what they are and talk a little bit more with chuck about what this means. nick luna, former personal assistant, body man to donald trump, the committee says he was in in the oval office the morning of the 6th when the former president was on a call to the then vice president pressuring him to certify the results. molly michael, sits in the inner circle, close to the oval office, close to the former president trump, she's been subpoenaed, ben williamson, the right-hand guy to chief of staff mark meadows, chief of staff at the time. chris liddell, former white house deputy chief of staff also subpoenaed, he had reportedly considered resigning on the 6th but stayed after what the committee calls a great deal of persuasion. john mcentee, white house personnel director, may have been involved in conversations related to the former president's push to continue to deny the results of the legitimate election

a look back at how joe biden is bending truth for decades kayleigh mcenany joins me to set the recordaight, and lose a lot of fans here is turkey the best or worst thanksgiving meat. what every american has to hear about. folks, after the wac tray tragedy i got to thinking ongoing threat to our great republic from radical liberalism starting to believe is this a crap bumper sticker certainly seems like it. they love the slogan they love one liner. they love their focus group test talking points. you can slap it on garbage bumper sticker that's liberalism here's some of the worst examples of dopey liberalism right in your face. remember this tweet, from socialist champion with three homes whatever bernie sanders what a fraud. this could have been a bumper sticker cash bail, bad fits right on the back of a car cash bail, terrible that would have been a perfect slows began to slap on bumper sticker for left. remember this gem? from apparently try to one up bernie and mass incarceration that's a great idea that's a great requested idea for a stupid bumper sticker that's a bumper sticker b

former press secretary, kayleigh mcenany, senior adviser stephen miller, white house personnel director johnny mcentee, who began his career as trump's so-called body man, he was in charge of carrying the bags. earlier, on this network, january six committee chairman congressman benny thompson spoke about the investigation. >> 16 individuals that we have subpoenaed this week have knowledge as to what occurred before january 6th as well as what occurred on january six. we think it is incumbent upon the committee to get them on the record in sworn testimony as to what actually occurred and what did they do during that time. >> the subpoena to former trump spokeswoman, kayleigh mcenany, notes that she may, quote, multiple public statements from the white house and elsewhere about purported fraud in the november 2020 election, which individuals who attacked the u.s. capitol echoed on january six. the integrity of our election matters. the constitution of the united states matters. what we have seen across the country's democrat officials systematically trying to do a run around the constitu

here with reaction, outnumbered cohost, author of the best seller, kayleigh mcenany, along with formerublican senator scott brown. good to see you both. how about an apology -- maybe while he's at, scott brown, i have another apology. how about apologize for partnering with a former klansman to stop the integration of schools and stop bussing because joe biden didn't want public schools to become, in his words, racial jungles. maybe he can apologize for that too. >> well, you're not going to get any apologies, certainly i do have the press secretary, who really can't carry the water for the president and all his blunders, whether you start at the border, afghanistan, the deficit, inflation, she just can't keep up because it's a blunder every day. and that being said, i'm going to answer your question, guilty or acquitted. welcome of the president, his team, and all the people that you've already referenced, they've already prejudged the verdict and not only is that wrong, it's dangerous, because we do live in a nation of laws. we do have due process, we do have, you know, obviously inn

folks like kayleigh mcenany but versus folks like stephen miller and kayleigh mcenany. >> i think that's what we saw from this last round of subpoenas from the january 6th committee. it was interesting because like you said, stephen miller, kayleigh mcenany, they are the ones people know. people are gravitating towards, like, they're the party inner circle. they know a lot. but what's interesting about these subpoenas is they also went for the subordinates of the big fish and molly michael, an aid to trump and ben williamson, the chief of staff for mark meadows and these are the kind of people who will find it harder to raise the kind of funds that we saw from some of the bigger names who have been fundraising for legal funds, to bite back against these cases and fight back against congress, et cetera. they'll find it harder to raise funds but less likely to want to go to jail for donald trump or become a martyr like stephen bannon, and i feel like they know as much about the situation behind the scenes as their bosses do. that's what's part of a lot of these people's jobs. add digital p

the list includes steven miller, trump's former press secretary kayleigh mcenany and the aide that becamepowerful in the final weeks of trump's presidency, he was dubbed the deputy president but we begin with a question. where is kevin? the republican quote unquote leader in the house kevin mccarthy is missing in action after a republican lawmaker appeared to threaten the life of another member of congress on social media. arizona republican congressman paul gosar posted a clip of an aname video of him killing alexandria ocasio-cortez and it features a character with gosar's face killing ocasio-cortez and slashing the face of president biden. it been flagged by twitter for hateful content but been allowed to remain on the site. house speaker nancy pelosi condemned on the video and called for mccarthy to do the same and called on the ethics committee to investigate. all indications point to mccarthy doing what he's always done, nothing. he's turned a blind eye to gosar's other anticscertifying biden and one of three republican congressman that helped him plan the rally ahead of the january

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kayleigh mcenany made false allegations of fraud and they argue they thank contributed to that that shewith the president on the day of january ofth, they want to develop what happened donald trump responded to the latest round of subpoenas and called the events of january 6th a pro test not a riot and says the real insurrection what happened election day november 3rd, 2020, to put it bluntly an alternate reality from the facts of at ground the fact he's not willing to acknowledge he lost the election is in the eyes of the committee more to continue the justification and get to the facts. >> late yesterday a federal judge blocked trump's request to prevent the archives from releasing documents to the january 6 committee. where does that stand now?now? >> this is >> this is pending the judge said it was premature to grant former president trump's request to dismiss it at this point, the judge will rule expeditiously on the facts of the case and this will be a significant test of a former president's power to exert executive privilege and prevent documents that the u.s. house of represent

also, kayleigh mcenany.use press secretary, you made multiple public statements from the white house in elsewhere in reported fraud in the november 2020 election, the individuals that attacked the capitol echoed on january, six you are with trump -- and popped in and out to join mr. trump as he watched the attack on the u.s. capitol later that afternoon. the chairman of the january six committee, that just issued those subpoenas, benny thompson in mississippi, joins me now. congressman. says a large group of folks just in the last few, days it seems to represent, an investigation that is both moving quite quickly and expanding. to sort of take down the totality on the run up to january six. how would you characterize where you are in your investigation? >> first of all, thanks for having me chris, what i would tell you is we are in the midst of following the facts and circumstances, that got us to january six. the 16 individuals we have subpoenaed, this week, have knowledge as to what occurred before january

here are emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany. and newly mint-co-host and a weekend co-host. pete. a lot of confusion surrounding the possibility of another pipeline shutting down amid warning that home heating costs could go through the roof as people are shelling out more money to fill up gas tanks. this led to questions about what the president is doing to alleviate the pain of energy in the country. the white house deputy press secretary struggled with an answer to the question. watch. >> we don't have an announcement yet on anything or anything to share at this time. we are monitoring the prices and making sure that we have tools in our tool belts that we can try to use. i don't have anything new to share. >> it would be cool if she walked out there with a tool belt and yesterday. transportation secretary pete buttigieg is addressing the issue of racist roads. >> can you give us how you will deconstruct the racism? >> some people were surprised when i pointed to the fact if a highway was built for the purpose of dividing a white and black neighborhood, or if an underpass was c

>> greg: tonight mike rowe, kayleigh mcenany, kat and tyrus.ture. listen this is what is called the gutfeld privacy protector my laptop. i call it the tuben. but eric, show it how it works. when you pull it back, there is your little camera, and then when you put it there the camera is blocked. is this genius or what? >> dana: did you create this. >> greg: this is at g gutfeld.com. >> selling those. >> that's $150. i don't know how much it is. it will probably break even. >> dana: worth every penny. geraldo, next. >> geraldo: latest edition of geraldo, geraldo news with geraldo. i last thursday big veterans day edition "the five" because i was hosting a big fundraiser in my hometown tv station travis mills foundation. travis is a quadrupled lee jik amputee whose body was blown to bits by wicked ied booby trap. miracle columbusly travis survived. established this foundation to provide counseling and additional services for other returning vets who have physical physically emotionally or other ways wounded by war experience. wtan radio phone rais

of course kayleigh mcenany and ted cruz know if there were brought bill barr would have found it. bill barr repelled career prosecutors in the office with his meddling in trump's campaign crew. bill barr i think busted norms before the election by saying he would investigate fraud. bill barr sort of platformed donald trump's conspiracy theories about election fraud on cnn ahead of the election. that guy couldn't find any, had to give an interview to a.p. in order to get it out there in hopes that the guy at the white house would hear it or see it. chris krebs, life long republicans, couldn't find any fraud, because there wasn't any. claire, to jackie's point about kayleigh mcenany, who is very well educate asked ted cruz, and these others, and that really vir leapt strain of disinformation echo and amplification on fox news, how do democrats counter that? >> first of all, i gee -- agree totally. marjorie taylor green and the other dim wits are not really the truly bad guys here. the bad guys here with the people who know better and who, in an effort -- as i said, ted cruz n an evi

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i think this is from mark meadows and kayleigh mcenany and the other guy, steven miller and all those guys. this is for them. and we have been saying what is taking merrick garland so long? apparently, he was crossing his ts and dotting his is and here we are on a friday night and steve bannon is indicted criminal contempt of congress. >> look, it's a big deal. and it's also a good instruction for our audience in terms of how you should view coverage. there was nothing wrong and i'm not just saying this because i was one of them in saying what is merrick garland doing? why aren't they talking more about this? because it was such a political thing by nature, you would think they would be expansive in their explanation of it but they weren't but then there was another level of analysis that was really continuing up until today ironically that here is why he's not going to do anything. here is why it's so much more complicated. here is why it's so hard for them and all along he was presenting evidence to the grand jury. be careful what you listen to. >> the committee has no power. they l

kayleigh mcenany, rand paul, senator john kennedy, larry he would driven and much more check it out 7ht. >> dana: you win. >> greg: tonight got andrew yang. >> jesse: yang gang. >> greg: don't interrupt greg's breakup news. strong intimate relationship i'm deciding that i am breaking one delta airlines. laguardia. slipped below my nose. i was asked to put it up. then flight attendant asked me if i wanted something to drink she said wine. you don't need to pull down. you can hear me, correct? that's your second warning. then she told my manager that she was going to report me and that was my second warning. and i'm thinking to myself what does that mean? i'm a frequent flier. i have been with delta for years. are they going to duct tape me to the chair? >> jesse: hopefully. >> greg: i completely shut up and shut down what does second warning mean? she was a mask nazi. this stuff is too far. i'm delg telling delta, i have your damn credit card, i have six figures of frequent flier mileage which i'm going to donate to somebody. not you. you have too much already. i have have had it. you

kayleigh mcenany who spread the lie from the podium. there are a couple lesser known names. keith kellogg actually reportedly asked donald trump as january 6th attack was happening to issue a tweet or statement to call off his followers. christopher liddell almost resigned and had to be talked about it. there could be interesting testimony coming out of some of the witnesses who might be willing to cooperate. >> i think the big question with all these people who have been subpoenaed now is what will this guy decide about this guy. what will the attorney general of the united states decide to do whether to charge or prosecute steve bannon. . >> it is such an important decision, john. merrick garland has had this case for three weeks. some people have said, look, the wheels of justice grind slowly. i work at the justice department. i understand that. but this case doesn't seem to be all that complicated. they subpoenaed steve bannon. he said no. to this date he has never formally offered up any good reason. there is a legitimate question of what is merrick garland waiting for?

it's another for his inner circle from kayleigh mcenany to steve bannon to compile. if people continue to thumb their nose at the committee, if nobody is held accountable, what message would that send to would be insurrections who would not like how the midterm elections turn out next year? >> yeah, a coup that isn't punished is just practice. it's just practice. if you don't punish the people who try to over throw the government, they will try to over throw the government again until they get it right. prosecuting these people and holding these people accountable is critical work. it's critical work for the select committee and critical work the fbi and department of justice should be doing independently of congress, which i guess we don't always know what goes on there so maybe there are still bigger fish for the fbi to fry as well coming down the pipe. we can only hope. but some kind of accountability is critical to help our country move forward. >> all right. thank you very much, glen, elie, we'll bring in now congressman pete aguilar of california. he's a member

stephen miller, kayleigh mcenany, michael flynn. and maybe most of all, mark meadow, who failed to appear for a deposition before the committee today. if he was counting on stonewalling, like bannon, he may be rethinking that strategy tonight. bennie thompson and liz cheney saying -- and i am quoting again -- it is unfortunate mr. meadows has chosen to join a very small group of witnesses who believe that they are above the law, and are defying a select committee subpoena, outright. mr. meadows, mr. bannon, and others who go down this path won't prevail in stopping the select committee's efforts -- effort getting answers for the american people about january 6th. but in that same statement, there's this intriguing quote. indeed, mr. meadows has failed to answer even the most basic questions, including whether he was using a private cell phone to communicate on january 6th, and where his text messages from that day are. i am going to talk to our experts tonight about what investigators may be focusing on there. and it comes on the sa

the names include steven miller, trump's then-senior adviser, kayleigh mcenany, his press secretary, as well as some names you may not know but may have had a crucial role on january 6th. let me give you a couple examples. nicholas luna is one of them. he is the former president's personal assistant, who was reportedly in the oval office when trump called pence and pressured pence not to certify the election results. obviously, a crucial fly on the wall. and then, there is trump's deputy assistant ben williamson, who according to the panel, unsuccessfully tried to get trump to issue a statement condemning the violence on january 6th. so, these subpoenas come, as republican congressman paul gosar, who's been accused of instigating the insurrection, is at it again. inciting more violence. gosar tweeting an animated video of him appearing to kill alexandria ocasio-cortez and attacking president biden. a sickening post by a sitting member of congress. and one that politicians everywhere should have no problems denouncing, right? i mean, it's -- it's -- it's violence. it's killing a polit

former press secretary, we kayleigh mcenany also received a subpoena today. and appeared as a violator as the law's. the committee's letter accompanying the subpoena to kayleigh mcenany, she quote, made multiple public statements from the white house and elsewhere about purported fraud in november 2020 election, which individuals who attacked the u.s. capitol echoed on january six. another recipient of the subpoena today is johnny mcentee, who joined the trump 2016's volunteer, then he became donald trump's body man, which the conduct amping meeting. he literally carried the candidates bags. this he was hired at the white house at 29 years old, becoming the house personnel director with organizational jurisdiction of nearly 4000 appointees in the branch. an exit from his new book in the atlantic, they described what johnny mcentee, this way. just 29 when you got the job, he'd come up as trump's bodyguard, the kid who carry the candidates bag. one of trump's most high-profile cabinet secretaries described him to me as a idiot. but in 2020, his power was undeni

also, this week as you know, we've seen more of trump's inner circle, stephen miller and kayleigh mcenanyms as though, hugo, that they're inching closer and closer to donald trump himself. what do you make of it? is that where they will ultimately end up, subpoenaing the former president? >> i think that is a correct read of the situation, and i think the committee has been loathe to discuss where they're going to end up ultimately and if they're going to subpoena trump himself. i've been covering the select committee for months and in our almost daily conversations with some of these members on the select committee, the indication is that at some point they will move to subpoena republicans and they will ultimately potentially move to subpoena trump himself. they are inching closer and closer. they're working from the outside, they're looking at aides who knew things and they're looking at the aides to the aides who may not be -- from testifying because of claims of executive privilege. this is really interesting. for instance, if you're a member of the house select committee on intellig

another subpoena was issues to kayleigh mcenany. the committee's letter to her said the investigation has turned up credible evidence of her involvement in those day's events. >>> a man who faces charges in the january 6 insurrection is seeking asylum in belarus. he is accused of obstruction and other offenses. he says there's no grounds to the charge he hit a police officer. however the justice department says he was captured on video outside the building shoving a barricade into officers and telling them, i'm willing to die, are you. he left the country in march. >>> twitter stopped a warning on a tweet from paul gosar which has since been removed. apparently, his staffer added his face to an anime character which depicted him attacking alexandria ocasio-cortez. they sit on several committees together. she said any other workplace posted on social media about killing co-workers would get that person fired. it got a warning because it depicted hateful content. >>> quarterback and cal alum, aaron rodgers, reacting to a firestorm of

this includes former senior advisor stephen miller, former press secretary kayleigh mcenany , and earlierite house aides. the legal setbacks have not stopped trump from maintaining the 2020 election was stolen from him, a claim he made yet again on tuesday. anchor: we are watching for developments on that story regarding the inquiry into the events of january 6 on capitol hill. a french court has sentenced a killer of an elderly jewish woman who survived the holocaust to life imprisonment. she survived the holocaust and was murdered by a man who has been given life in prison with no possibility of parole for 22 years. the murder was committed in 2018. the man stepped the woman, 85 years old, 11 times. her body was partly burned after her apartment in paris was set alight come march 23, 2018, a second defendant involved, the two men tried to blamone another. the second defendant was acquitted of murder by the paris court, but found guilty of theft with anti-semitic motives. he has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for that. one for life, one for 15 years. the family said the verdict is

i am a harris faulkner, emily compagno and kayleigh mcenany, we will be snding by for the next break. now back to the trial. >> when you address the crime, if you and your discussions you conclude that the elements are present and the defendant was not acting lawfully in self-defense then you'd be go any further. you can return your verdict of guilt based upon that conclusion. if, in your discussions, as for any individual account and those with multiple possible verdicts, and your initial discussion if you decided that the defendant acted lawfully in self-defense, you're done. and you can return the not guilty verdict without considering the lesser offenses. in a question about that? hopefully it will become clear. i'm going to give you written instructions, because i know this is arduous going through this but every bit of it is important. you will get written instructions for your reference in considering these things. counts one through five, that's all the accounts now. each contain the guilty verdicts of any submitted offense and paint a question based upon the allegation of the

they include former senior adviser stephen miller and former press secretary kayleigh mcenany a federal judge has rejected a new attempt by the former president to block the national archives from sending records to the committee. the archives expected to turn them over on friday >>> in kenosha, wisconsin the prosecution rested its case in the murder trial of kyle rittenhouse after 5 1/2 days of testimony, but not before it showed new video of the shooting. gabe gutierrez is at the courthouse >> reporter: this new high-definition drone video zoomed in and slowed down by a forensic imaging specialist shows kyle rittenhouse wheeling around and shooting joseph rosenbaum at close range. it's unclear whether rosenbaum was grabbing for rittenhouse's gun or trying to swat it away >> mr. rosenbaum died from multiple gunshot wounds. >> reporter: today jurors also saw a demonstration of rittenhouse's ar-15 style rifle. the now 18-year-old killed two men and wounded a third during a night of unrest following the police shooting of jacob blake in august of 2020 prosecutors have tried to portray rit

. >> reporter: kayleigh mcenany who was reportedly with president trump at times as he watched the capitol siege. also subpoenaed for testimony and documents, nick luna, one of mr. trump's personal assistants, reportedly in the oval office the morning of the capitol attack when the president allegedly spoke by phone to vice president pence, pressuring him not to certify the votes. mr. trump slammed the committee members as, quote, politically ambitious hacks. one of two republicans serving on the committee, liz cheney, arguing the u.s. is confronting a domestic threat it's never faced before. >> a former president who is attempting to unravel the foundations of our constitutional republic aided by political leaders who have made themselves willing hostages to this dangerous and irrational man. >> our most read story right now at nbcbayarea.com is san francisco district attorney now having to split his time between fighting crime and fighting off a recall effort. yesterday the city's department of elections certified a petition for a recall measure that will take place june 7th during the s

stephen miller, michael flynn, kayleigh mcenany, all the other people subpoenaed who are trump loyalists, they are watching. >> the breaking news, steve bannon has been indicted on two counts of contempt of congress. elie honig, thank you. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we start with the breaking news. steve bannon has been indicted by a grand jury. an arrest warrant we're told hill soon be signed by a judge. coming after bannon refused a subpoena from the house select committee investigating the january 6th insurrection. let's get straight to cnn's jessica schneider on the scene outside the courthouse. what specifically has steve bannon been charged with? >> jake, we now know that steve bannon has been charged with two counts of contempt of congress and the department of justice issuing a release saying that those two counts stem from his failure to appear for a deposition and also his failure to produce documents for the house select committee. obviously, this has been a several week-long process. people around washington, around the country w

the 10 additional subpoenas sent out today include former white house press secretary kayleigh mcenanyphen miller. but some, like former white house strategist, steve bannon, have snubbed the committee successfully so far. do you worry that some of these individuals are stonewalling the committee? and is that impeding your work? >> we're getting information from all sorts of sources. so no one individual is going to be able to frustrate our capacity to proceed. but some of these individuals have information that we very much need to get, and we intend to get it. >> reporter: today, a judge denied mr. trump's request to block the white house from sending his personal records related to january 6 to the committee. those could be handed over as soon as the end of this week. norah. >> o'donnell: that's a big development. nikole killion, thank you. and there's a surge of covid cases in europe, and health officials are sounding the alarm. six out of 10 cases being reported around the globe right now are in that region, leading the c.d.c. to move some countries to its highest risk level for t

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kayleigh mcenany, the former white house press secretary. she was pushing lies about voter fraud in the days after the election. >> there are very real claims out there that the campaign is pursuing. >> reporter: also senior adviser stephen miller, john mcentee, who at just 29 years old, became one of trump's most powerful and fiercely loyal aides. and molly michael, his personal secretary, who sat right outside the oval office. today's subpoenas followed those issued yesterday for michael flynn, rudy giuliani's associate bernie kerik and several campaign officials, including a woman named angela mccallum, who the committee said was pressuring local lawmakers to overturn their state's election results, citing this voicemail to a michigan state representative. >> you do have the power to reclaim your authority and send a slate of electors that will support president trump and vice president pence. >> reporter: the question now is whether any of those subpoenaed today and yesterday actually testify. the answer to that may depend on what happen

administration officials, including a former senior adviser, stephen miller and his press secretary, kayleigh mcenanyttee and repeated false claims that the election was fraudulent. the united nations says 16 of its staff members have been detained in the ethiopian capital, addis ababa. a un spokesperson said six others had been released. it's not yet clear why the staff were detained, but human rights groups have raised the alarm about the increasing number of arrests of ethnic tigrayans. thousands of people are still desperate to find a way out of afghanistan weeks after the evacuation flights largely stopped. the remote town of zaranj, close to the borders of both pakistan and iran, is a major people smuggling centre. smugglers there have told the bbc their business has more than doubled since the taliban takeover of afghanistan, and that a large number of those leaving hope to reach europe. 0ur correspondent secunder kermani and cameraman malik mudassir sent this report. afghans are leaving in their thousands. smuggled out from this remote corner of the country. no visas, no immigration, just peo

they include senior adviser stephen miller, ex—press secretary kayleigh mcenany and other white housese not to be vaccinated for covid will have to pay for their own treatment from next month, if they're infected. the government says it's an important signal to those still refusing to be jabbed. eighty—five percent of people in singapore are fully vaccinated. the unvaccinated account for the majority of people in intensive care with covid. all front—line national health staff in england will have to be fully vaccinated against covid to protect patients and the health service. the deadline is expected to be the 1st april next year. the health secretary sajid javid told mps more than one hundred thousand nhs workers in england had yet to be jabbed. 0ur medical editor fergus walsh has the latest. do you want to roll up your sleeve for me? nojab, nojob — that appears to be the stark reality facing nhs workers in england. those with face—to—face contact with patients have until the 1st of april to have two doses of vaccine. speaker: sajid javid. the health secretary said the move would pro

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. -- kayleigh mcenany.ay, president biden will visit baltimore to talk about the $1 trillion infrastructure bill passed by congress. and we are getting an idea of how the bay area benefit from this. an event was event was event wae outlining some of the projects. >> this is the largest ever federal investment in public transportation and a critical step towards a more sustainable future. reggie: the package includesnclu money for the grand central station of the west and can fund the silicon valley extension. 3.5 billion will include drinking water in california. kumasi: the postal service is gearing up for the holiday rush. the rush can come even earlier this year. j.r. stone's in oakland with a behind-the-scenes look at the preparations. reporter: here come the packages. christmas is 6.5 weeks away but already. the u.s. postaltaltaltaltaltaltl processing and distribution center in oakland. they started ordering holiday packages more than a month ago and is well aware of the demand. >> it is taking longer

the 10 additional subpoenas sent out today include former white house press secretary kayleigh mcenany, and top aide stephen miller. but some, like former white house strategist, steve bannon, have snubbed the committee successfully so far. do you worry that some of these individuals are stonewalling the committee? and is that impeding your work? >> we're getting information from all sorts of sources. so no one individual is going to be able to frustrate our capacity to proceed. but some of these individuals have information that we very much need to get, and we intend to get it. >> reporter: today, a judge denied mr. trump's request to block the white house from sending his personal records related to january 6 to the committee. those could be handed over as soon as the end of this week. norah. >> o'donnell: that's a big development. nikole killion, thank you. and there's a surge of covid cases in europe, and health officials are sounding the alarm. six out of 10 cases being reported around the globe right now are in that region, leading the c.d.c. to move some countries to its highes

oval office and former president trump when the riot unfolded, including stephen miller and kayleigh mcenanycuments to be produced by november 23 and for recipients to appear for closed-door depositions. reggie: president biden will visit baltimore today to talk about the infrastructure bill passed by congress. we're getting ideas to how california will benefit. alex padilla and zoe hosted an event in san jose to outline the projects funded by the $1.2 trillion package. >> the largest ever federal investment in public transportation and a critical step toward a more sustainable future. reggie: money to help make san jose station the grand central station of the west, also includes $8 billion to help fund the bart silicon valley extension, $5 million to update the power grid and $3.5 billion to improve drinking water in california. kumasi: the plan includes legislation to help stop drunk driving. carmakers would be required to install technology in new vehicles to detect and stop drunk drivers. monitoring systems could roll out of all new vehicles as early as 2026. this is called the sin is c