joining me now is political analyst brendan buck, and democratic strategist kurt bardella. you just heard our exclusive reporting on the committee finalizing criminal overalls to the justice department for former president donald trump. brandon, your thoughts first, and then kirk. >> obviously this is big news politically. it is big news historically. it's also perhaps breaking news symbolically. ultimately, it is still going to be the justice department that makes a decision on whether or not to indict the former president. this committee, you know, i was happy there was a committee. i was a little skeptical they were going to be able to really do much that mattered. this committee is absolutely overperformed over and over again, finding new details, really bring to life what happened that day. i was really interested about what ally was saying, they were practicing what they're going to do tomorrow. one of the things they've been good at is the presentation of these findings. brought to life what happened that day i was going on behind the scenes that people hadn't seen b

they are overpromising and underdelivering time and time again. >> kurt bardella, thank you very much for being on this morning. >>> all right. argentina is world cup champion for the third time, beating france yesterday in what was arguably the most thrilling final in the tournament's 92-year history. for more, let's bring in nbc news foreign correspondent megan fitzgerald, who joins us live from doha, qatar. megan? >> reporter: good morning, guys. look, this has got to be the best game we have ever seen. lionel messi, argentina, getting what they came to doha for, a world cup title, and the missing piece to messi's storied career. it's already being called the greatest world cup final in history. argentina clinching the cup for the first time in 36 years after the team dominated the first half with two goals, the first a penalty kick by superstar lionel messi. >> yes, he scores! >> reporter: france seemingly out of the match until the second half. their star player mbappe keeping the to dream alive with back-to-back goals. argentina answering back, the third goal in extra time. >> m

eugene robinson, hugo lowell, and kurt bardella are back with me. hugo, i'm going to go to you.these four who will be exercising power, particularly kevin mccarthy, given the fact they have now been>> i think they ara sigh of relief they weren't -- that was the one thing that a lot of these members were worried about. house, referring to the health exit committee, it's nothing either. let's see what the house -- limited in what they can do in terms of holding members accountable they can recommend a censure, or some sort of other action in the next congress, potentially. it does raise this interesting point about if, in the republican majority house, the chairman of the house ethics committee is referring the potential speaker for censure, it does put the republican party in a difficult position. because it makes them look like they're doing wrong and criminal activity. this is a lawfully issued a subpoena and even though they don't get referred to the justice department, not complying with a subpoena as the american public knows this technically a crime. >> i mean, how is this

trump and corruption within the republican party, as former republican congressional spokes person kurt bardellashould not turn the tables on republicans by finally investing in the conflicts of interest created by donald trump, ivanka trump, and jared kushner during their time in the white house. let's bring back our sunday night panel. susan, do you see senate democrats successfully flipping the script on republicans? that's never happened. [laughter] . >> it shouldn't happened. democrats should not act like republicans to be successful. they need to act like democrats. and with that subpoena power, they can also do some good, like look into some of the issues that caused the supply chain issues and other things that might help this administration. i'd also like to highlight that, you know, the biden administration is one of the most successful two years any president has had. they've got so much done. and they did it because they got republican by in to move stuff out of the committees, which were done under a power sharing agreement, it was 50/50 representation. and they were able to move st

adrienne allred, democratic strategist and former senior aide on the biden harris campaign and kurt bardellae oversight committee. adrian, yeah which one that you buy and which one was your favorite? i am kidding, what do you have in mind when you saw his announcement? and realize the former president of the united states was acting no differently than a qvc salesman. what does it say that people are buying it? >> yes alex, i was asking to tell you that the cat is out of the bag, this is what the holiday presents from me. get ready for it. no look, this is again another example of what donald trump's true motivations are. he is running for president but it feels like he doesn't want to be president or he is declining the polls. he is trying to raise money, trying to get as much money and as pocket as he can. you know there is a bunch of spectacle about what this announcement was going to be and then when it was announced to know, we all kind of ridiculed it but to the point you just made, he made $4 million off of these cards. you know he is under investigation by doj, his associates are rep

adrienne our, democratic strategist and former senior aide on the biden and harris campaign and kurt bardellamocratic strategist and former gop spokesperson for the house oversight committee. welcome gaza get to see you both. adrian you first here because it almost feels like luke gain bridge is repeating exactly what democrats are pitching prima terms, president biden has indeed accomplished a lot. as this post midterm enlightenment if you will from cambridge, is it's effort to try and explain away that shock of no red wave? >> if yes first of alex, thank you gingrich for rewriting with democrats have been saying all along. look i'm in the question to your point, is all republicans going to pay attention? i mean they are so focused on giving debating these cultural. as having fights on twitter and fighting the freedom caucus will lead the charge or more moderate wind of the party will succeed. my guess is on this. my bet is on the freedom caucus. as opposed to actual legislating and the dems, we talked about this on your show where the day that nancy pelosi said i am no longer running for yo

and former spokesman for the house oversight committee, kurt bardella, now a strategist for the dnc anding. >> you look at everything that has happened over the past month, and you would think this is senator warnock's race to lose. >> you would think. >> you would think. but the polls are still very very close. what's your best read on georgia? >> i think we're seeing democrats really taking run at the early vote in this special that's airing on peacock, airing through december 6th. i talked to republican strategist, brian robinson, and we had a conversation why republicans have not made a play for early votes. these are the blue counties turning out. republicans are going to turn out on election day. it's not necessarily sure. there are counties like green, republicans are showing up. less pop list counties, cobb county, a democratic stronghold, which went blue in 2016, and has been trending blue since then. i think this is a turnout game. that's why you saw president obama there on thursday. today is the last day of early vote in georgia. there is no early vote on saturday. there's n