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trump endorsed moe brooks for the open senate seat, but then he took the endorsement back. what's the status of that primary? >> yeah, like lazarus coming back from the dead, i think essentially. mo brooks who was left for dead essentially when trump withdrew that endorsement, he was double digits behind a run-off spot. now without trump's endorsement, he's in a dead heat. he may be able to reach that without trump's support. in the state of georgia, that senate race, herschel walker will win that, but overall, it could be trump's worst day of may so far. >> harry enten, thanks so much. >> what may be a common link between many of the new monkeypox cases that are now popping up. stay with us. s fast, reliable internet solutions nationwide. so youou can power your business to do more.

for example, moe brooks was at the stop the steal rally. he spoke. to step in to help rescind the election results from 2020. no doubt the committee is interested in hearing from him on that. as pertains to andy bigs of arizona, he was one of the ones who helped plan that rally. we understand he may have had meetings at the white house on or around january 6th. and then there's ronny jackson of texas. remember, he used to be a white house physician for both barack obama and donald trump. interestingly, there were text messages recently revealed that the oath keepers had texted about him and tried to see how they could help keep him safe in the midst of that capitol talk. the committee wants to hear from ronny jackson and bigs and brooks. if past is any precedent here, we likely won't see any cooperation with these three. they've tried to get previous members, republican members to cooperate. they haven't seen anything fr fruitful. we're waiting for a response from these members of congress. again, the committee right now ramping up their investigativ

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moe brooks, and the unendorsed moe brooks. and those for people not believing the stuff, you're hundred percent right. j. d. vance was calling trump america's hitler just a few weeks ago, and now he's pushing trump's conspiracies. the real issue, the real worry, though, is that these big lie election deniers are not just running for office all over the country, for governor, senate, but they're specifically running for offices to manage the elections for the secretary of state rolls. and the motive is obvious for that. but it's pretty dangerous, is it not, that the democrats have not been able to get their election bills through the senate because of joe manchin, because of the filibuster, meanwhile the republicans are getting ready to plug all those gaps where they're conspiracy, where their plan fell apart in 2020 to make sure in 2024 there are no gaps, there are no holes, there are no brad raffensperger is to hold the line? >> it is dangerous, maddie. and what it means, we're more likely going to have to rely on ports to pr

attack on the capitol sent identical letters accompanying subpoenas to kevin mccarthy, jim jordan, moe brooks, andy biggs, and scott penny. each letter to the members receiving the subpoena said, we have a solemn responsibility to investigate fully the facts and circumstances of the violent attack on the united states capitol and issues relating to the peaceful transfer of power. a solemn responsibility. i note in the age of trump, with subpoenas flying around washington constantly from the mueller investigation beginning in the first year of the trump presidency to the generous committee now. it is impossible for subpoenas to have shock value. donald trump and his children have been subpoenaed by the new york state attorney general, donald trump's business records were subpoenaed by the new york attorney general and by the manhattan district attorney who is now prosecuting donald trump's business and his chief financial officer. as a result of what they found in the subpoenas. robert mueller, long forgotten subpoenas created an evidence trail that sent donald trump's campaign manager

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. >> he comes up behind moe.hout, don't hit my [ bleep ] sister she smacks him >> reporter: heard admitted to hitting depp as a waive defe way of defending her sister >> he ran into the unit, and it scared the [ bleep ] out of me, because he was wasted and screaming. >> i was worried for her physical safety. i was worried that when he turned, he might accidently do something that was worse than he ever intended. >> reporter: heard's former friend, rakell pennington, who took several pictures of her getting emotional in pre--recordprerecorde testimony. >> does this fairly and accurately depict at least in part, ms. heard's appearance in 2015 >> yes >> reporter: heard's makeup artist testifying she concealed bruises. >> we covered, you know, the discoloration, the bruises with a little slightly heavier concealer. >> reporter: it's the latest chapter in the $50 million defamation suit brought by johnny depp after a 2018 op ed published in the "washington post" where heard described herself as a public figure represe

is import to have tools for calming and destressing and dally basis not just once in a while and the moe we kang have at home to help thm feel safe and secure and think something different to feel call comer is important because theyn empowered to do something and bg themselves back to center so yoo i we make choices they are usuay when we are not calm so help kis learn how to low are their stres and think about what is my next best choice. i have 30 seconds to talk aboute happiness and whan are actives u have included in there sure the happiness be a how it work withs and what to do with them and pointing them toward happiness because we want kids that have a foundation all right you wrote emotionally healthy child thanko much for being here and talkings through this and very, very challenge and i am not a parentt i would not want to be having ts conversation with my kids now. it is a tough one. thank you for the in sight. thanks for having me. >> all right. thank. all right stick with us. well he be a right back but firt we want to give a remooner the golden state warriors are back n t

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will stand as a bull humans, to the hubris, an arrogance of a government, but believed it was wrought moe for them, and another role for every one out. the details are stock. 5 months ago, the prime is to tow this house, all guidance was completely followed in number 10. yet we now know he attended events on the 17th of december. at least one of those attending as received, defined for it, deeming it illegal. we know that on the 18th of december, an event was held in which stopped drank excessively, which others in the building described as a party. on the cleaners were left to mo, pop the red wine the next day. on the 20th of may, i say cove, it press conference was taking place. one of his senior officials was told, be mindful cameras a leaving. don't walk about waving buckles. it's is now impossible to defend the prime minister's words to this house. this is about trust. yeah, because during that may 20 press conference, the british public would told doable life was we know it is a long way off, but that wasn't the case in number 10. even now off to a $126.00 fines. they think it's eve

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six months ago i would've thought you were crazy six months ago donald trump had endorsed congressman moe brooks which is one of his fiercest offenders. january 6 and it really fiery impassioned speech that lead for democrats to call for his resignation after the insurrection that day. katy and britt seem to be on trumps enemy list. he was issuing very dismissive statements against her and seemed to be working to get mo brooks across the finish line. fast forward six months on endorsed a mo brooks for being not faithful enough to the live at 2020 election was stolen which to anyone who knows mo brooks finds quite stunning. it is a quite stunning turn of events only because of mo brooks made a comment a couple months ago about how we needed to move on from 2020. w walk downtown, over to the shiny domee over there, most republicans are probably say the same thing. most republicans aren't relying on trumps endorsement to win a in alabama. so he hate on -- spending a lot of money out really well produce campaign ads. he was part of the military operation that would later dramatize the black w

>> that was alabama republican congressman moe brooks, at donald trump's ellipse rally on january six 2021, and there is no confusion, given that tape which we all saw, as to why the committee investigating the insurrection would want to speak to him. on that list of house republicans subpoenaed, today is at least one somewhat -- scott perry, of pennsylvania. he was one of the central figures in trump's plot to stay in power. he figures quite prominently in the senate judiciary report on the efforts to overturn the election, beyond amplify and trump's false election fraud claims, working to prevent his own constituents votes from being certified. he acknowledged introducing jeffrey clark to trump. clark is a key figure, remember, he was in the department of justice, he was the official essentially tried to pull off a coup in a department of justice, where he would strong-arm the acting attorney general into leaving, or at least stealing the election by sending out these official letters to the department of justice. saying, quote, georgia and several other states -- that it was invest

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of letters, the letters are from three sitting members of congress, they want to talk to congressman moe brooks of alabama, we may remember spoke at january six, trump's january 6th rally while wearing body armor. >> we are not going to let them continue to corrupt our elections. and steal from us our god given right to control our nations destiny. today is the day american patriots start taking down names, and kicking butt. >> the committee wants to talk to him about conversations he claims to have had with the ex president, during which trump allegedly asked brooks to overturn the report results of the election. the committee cites a recent press release from brooks, where he says that president trump asked me to rescind the 2020 elections, immediately remove joe biden from the white house, immediately put president trump back in the white house, and hold a new special election for presidency. again, according to books, this was recent. in response, to the letter, brooks said that i wouldn't help nancy pelosi and liz cheney across the street, i'm certainly not going to help them in the

committee did request interviews from three house republicans this week, ronny jackson, and the biggs, moeined. interesting lee the committee is interested from tech sent by the oath keepers. saying that congressman jackson needed protection because he had, quote, critical data. this seems serious. as you are just elaborating on, it takes it into a slightly different direction. >> that's right, i mean, then it starts to look a little like coordination. exactly why was that data critical? what was a critical for? how did that relate to what's actually unfolded on january 6th. you >> should congressman jackson be subpoenaed by the committee? >> i think the committee is going to do whatever it has to do to get him to comply. really, at this juncture we have to figure out what's the hard truth are about january 6th. if we don't, then we are liable to have this repeated again. >> and of course the big news this week is the committee was set to interview rudy giuliani. he backed out after his last-minute request to record the interview, which was denied. and obviously it seems as an outsider to

so moe, why isn't the justice department getting involved? they get involved in a lot of things. lawyer am not a prosecutor not going to pretend to know why the d.o.j. is or isn't doing anything. i was a politically i am against these protests outside their homes for a number of reasons one i just think it's wrong. number two it's not going to be successful they're not going to sway any justice. but number three we spent the last couple of minutes talking about the protest outside of justices homes instead of talking about the content instead of talking about the real threat to roe v wade. and as a supporter of having access to abortion of roe v wade i would much rather be having that conversation than whether or not or where we are protesting. bret: senate democrats try to pass something cap being entitled the codification of roe v wade many people think is far beyond that the world news group have the piece entitled more radical than rest of the proposed law was much more extreme that abortion on demand for any reason and at any point up until birth. the first time in our natio

the five subpoenaed republicans include caucus leader kevin mccarthy, andy biggs of arizona, moe brooks of alabama, joe brooks of ohio, and scott perry of pennsylvania. all our allies of former president trump, and all refused to comply with earlier question invites to the committee to appear voluntarily. >> these are people who were involved in this discussions with the president. they were in communication with white house staff on january 6th, leading up to it, somewhere involved in the effort to overturn the election. someone spoke at the rally before the attack. one has said publicly that the president called him to rescind the election. >> the committee wants to talk to mccarthy, investigators want to know what's big snows about the stop the steal efforts. brooks can tell them more about trump's ongoing claims that he be returned to the white house. he is the one who urged people to quote, kick ass and take names at the rally just before the riot. he also most asked jordan about claims to overturn the election, and period but the plot to replace the acting u. s. attorney general.

congressman moe brooks of arizona and jim jordan of ohio. there you see their faces.nobles is following the breaking details. ryan, what do you know about this? why these five congressmen? >> reporter: this is a group of congressman the committee has been interested from almost the very beginning of their investigation as we reported over the summer, when they initially began looking for information related to what happened here on january 6th, they asked the courts to preserve or asked telecommunications companies to preserve the records of a number of house members and this group were in that discussion. in addition they sent letters to six republican members, and this five were all in that group, asking them to voluntarily cooperate with the committee's investigation. all six of them that included this five that have been issued subpoenas turned down that request. but this is something that the committee has wrestled with for many months. they knew that these republican members were not going to be willing to participate in the investigation. they were hopeful they

he did that with moe brooks. that's the reason he didn't back the candidates in georgia. seen the candidates that lost trump support have found a way to say, i just don't want to talk about that. i want to talk about republican policies. brian kemp never once criticized trump for saying the election was stolen. in fact, he embraced his policies and said they have a different philosophy. in this race in wyoming, which is a republican state, you have liz cheney going all in on the idea that saying the election was stolen is a bad idea and a threat the our democracy, and a trump-backed opponent who says the opposite. ri i feel like it's a true referendum on that topic. >> in spite of the cheney name there, which is powerful, you go to wyoming and see a lot of buildings named after dick cheney and so and so park named after somebody in the cheney family. despite that name, if he can't win here, then people are really going to be questioning his power even more. i mean, this is a time obviously he had losses in georgia. he's had three governor's candidates that he's backed and

and it was discussed that ra moes being a school shooter. that was on february 28th th of 2022. on march 1st of 2022, there was an instagram he had with four people, it was a chat. he discussed him buying a gun. on march 3rd, 2022, there was another four-person chat, quotations, word on the street is you're buying a gun. ramos replied, just bought something, rn. on march 14th, and there was an instagram posting by the subject in quotations, ten more days. a user replied are you going to shoot up a school or something? the subject replied, no and stop asking dumb questions, and you'll see . i know you have many questions and i've agreed to stay as long as we can to answer as many of the questions as we can. if i can't answer it because we don't know definitively right now, i'll simply say that and continue to be a preliminary investigation. there's literally certainly over hundreds of interviews conducted. they will continue to be conducted and there are thousands of leads being pursued not consecutively, but concurrently, and thanks to our federal and local partners and i want t

subpoenas also went out to alabama congressman moe brooks, who urged rally goers on 16 to kick it as,hours before the riot began. and to jim jordan, who had a ten minute phone call with president trump on the morning of january the 6th. also on the subpoena list, scott perry of pennsylvania, and andy biggs of arizona. now, it's hard to imagine that any of these people of comply with the subpoenas, so are democrats ready to send contempt referrals to the justice department? is merrick garland ready to pursue them? -- in just a moment. the democrats are ready to have this all important fight. first, can the democrats codify abortion rights into law? it's the question we're all wondering right now, as the fate of roe v. wade ways in the balance. -- 51 to 49, against codifying roe. every republican, plus joe manchin, or is that including joe manchin, voted to block the democrats bill. sometimes, it's not a matter of having the ability to do something, sometimes, it's about having the will. when then senator barack obama was on the campaign trail -- he said, passing the freedom of choice a

. >> it was all farai that wilson -- >> known has best as moe, wilson had been a rising talent in thewhat may have led to wilson's death, the search is intensifying for the missing-suspected murderer and tonight, authorities staying very tightlipped on the whereabouts of their prime suspect. not saying where the search has gone, but only saying u.s. marshals are leading it at this time and they also pointed out one other thing, shep, and that is that it the boyfriend in this case is not believed to be a suspect because he did have an alibi and not placed near the crime scene when it plaque took place. >> morgan chesky live in austin. >>> the motel room where fugitives casey and vicki white spent their last days together on the run, well now has a long wait list. it is apparently become a hot spot for true-crime enthusiasts. a local tv station reports at least 70 people are waiting to stay in that same room the same one the accused murderer and form were-corrections officer used -- it is room 150 at the motel had 4 1 in evansville, indiana 25 people called about booking it just yesterd

a russian would've taken the moe? so intervening to hear? some choices. ariana conceive of every school in this nation as first and foremost, side of a possible massacre. and re-design and engineer every building with that in mind. should we make mass gun massacre prevention a core part of what schooling is, i was cooling procedures look like? as a parent, and as a citizen, i say no. no. i don't accept the. schools are public places, their places of learning, for children, and teachers, and staff. to grow and flourish, and play together. they are not prisons enough purchases, they shop to be. no more heartening schools, but more lockdowns, no war. the actual massacres are bad enough. the grief, the trauma, it's bad enough. the trauma, for the families and uvalde or parkland arson of faye or on and on. the trauma of the ritualized child sacrifice of america gun culture. and we've chosen to add on top of that the burden of making our school places where everything will child is subjected to the experience of hiding for their lives as an exercise? obviously,

house republican leader kevin mccarthy and representatives andy biggs, moe brooks, jim jordan and scotte until late may tourist back to subpoenas, which are largely shrouded in secrecy. we're going to nbc's allie raffa, who is going to bring us the latest on all of. this again, ali, i apologize for interrupting you if the president takes the podium. we'll take a quick break but away. but that, point this penis have been issued. so, what's next? >> right now, alex, it's a waiting game to see if any of these five comply with the subpoenas, as you mentioned, before the end of the month. right, now they haven't said whether they would, but is appearing on likely. because they've condemned the committee and its probe, and they've all been asked previously to voluntarily answer questions before the committee and all of them have refused. so, if they indeed do not comply with the subpoenas, that committee is left with very few options. the first of which is to refer this to the house ethics committee. this is a committee that is evenly divided between democrats and republicans. so, that is lik

this is republican congressman moe brooks, told fox news this weekend that he will only testify to theff and alabama. with us now ryan reilly, justice reporter for nbc news digital, an msnbc news and former u.s. attorney joyce vance, professor at the university of alabama school of law. joy, it's a few days ago you represented brooke saying that he believes quote can be reinstated. take a listen. >> donald trump did use in our conversation the word we send. he talked about re-reinstated, if you had an election stolen from you you would also want to be reinstated so that justice is done. what donald trump talked about with me, is not illegal in any way shape or form. the news media seems to wants to distort it that way. he has the right to have his view, his view is he ought to be reinstated because the election in his view, and mine, was stolen from him. and november of 2020 -- >> joyce, what do you make of brooks's conditions for speaking with the january six committee? >> well, witnesses don't typically get the set conditions for their testimony, it's particularly egregious here wher

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