they both showed a vote of some of -- what peter navarro said, basically confessing, but they also showed our exchange when i said to mr. navarro, respectfully, you do understand that by talking about in this much, you've broken privilege and we play those clips. here, we had that through -- looking through the looking clots. and the committee watching it. as for the news, what happens next is a potentially full vote on the house floor, and if that passes in a previously has, with the committee does, and then merrick garland has to decide are there any new indictments here? >> there is going to be enormous pressure on mary garland, the ag to indict these folks as they're not -- as miss murphy said at the end of her remarks, attorney general garland, do your job. so far, steve bannon has been indicted, jeffrey clark has been indicted, mark meadows, it's in a holding pattern, if you will. but do you think garland moves forward with an indictment of navarro and scavino given where we are, and given how flimsy their defense seems to be here? >> yeah, this is some of the weakest defense, becau

peter navarro's testimony is integral to our investigation. despite the fact that he has given multiple tv interviews, he has failed to comply with our investigation in any way. mr. navarro has publicly stated that he is protected by executive privilege, but has never stopped counsel as others have. an economist, mr. navarro ran unsuccessfully for office in my home state of california five times. he wrote several books on economics and trade, many of which focused on china. he was left on by the trump campaign in 2016 to advise the former president on economic and trade issues. he was such an important advisor to the former president, that an office was created just for him. he was the architect of the presidents's trade policies, which hurt the u.s. economy and failed to achieve major policy goals. i think the american people might be wondering why her committee would need to speak with the trade official about the attempts to overturn the 2020 election. it is because mr. navarro held that title, but she devoted much of his time to white house

and peter navarro. before i get started, i do want to comment quickly on the ruling today in john eastman's lawsuit to stop the select committee from obtaining certain records. as the vice chair and i said in our statement earlier today, this ruling is a clear victory for the rule of law. i encourage people at home to read what judge carter wrote and consider his words very carefully. his warnings about the ongoing threat to american democracy should alarm every person in this country. i want to read a short excerpt from judge carter's ruling. dr. eastman and president trump launched a campaign to overturn a democratic election. an action unprecedented in american history. their campaign was not confined to the ivory tower. it was a coup in search of a legal theory. the plan spurred violent attacks on the seat of our nation's government led to the death of several law enforcement officers and deepened public distrust in our political process. more than a year after the attack on our capitol, the public

it is such a legal science fiction claim that peter navarro is making. it seems like the justice department, every extra day it takes to think about this, which is preventing itself. >> well, navarro is out there, pushing it back, in which he talks about things that he says he can't talk to congress about. of course, that is a normally hypocritical and inconsistent. it just undermines any kind of -- but again, it is vitally important that the justice department act on these criminal referrals, if they don't, if congress can't enforce it subpoenas, it means we can do our oversight and if we can do our oversight, we can't hold any president accountable, past president or future. it makes us into kind of a play thing for a despotic presidents. and so, they need to enforce these congressional subpoenas. they need to hold these people in criminal contempt. and more than that, as judge carter wrote so eloquently in his opinion today, there is evidence that the president may have engaged in crime or fraud against the united states. and the justice department nee

the one was digital aid dan scavino and the other was peter navarro. >> peter navarro's testimony is integral to our investigation, the former president trusted mr. navarro as a spokesman and confidapt. >> mr. navarro insists he is above the law. >> this is america and there's no executive privilege here for presidents much less trade advisers to plot coups. >> there are many reasons why this blanket assertion of executive privilege locks merit as a matter of law and as a matter of common sense. >> what mr. scavino and mr. navarro are you covering up? who are you covering for? >> who are you covering for, thaetsz a big question especially when you think about what i just mentioned. >> the president's own top aid and son-in-law is testifying, so why can't you share what you're doing. and that brings a key moment from inside that room the history. peter navarro has been claiming his view, his own assertion of executive privilege as the reason he'll not address the committee as reason for lawful subpoena. of course he admitted to some of the very things they wanted to question about incl

peter navarro isn't president.ent has formerly said invoked executive privilege regarding testimony of a witness which is not the case here, that witness has an obligation to sit down under oath and assert the privilege question by question. but these witnesses didn't even bother to show up. second, if the ex president has a claim to privilege, this happened in a privileged capacity. if mr. scavino or mr. navarro are claiming they all -- that all the information they have is protected by executive privilege, they did it in their officials roles paid by taxpayers. as i said before, we want to talk to mr. scavino and mr. navarro about their roles in the attempt to over turn an election. the american people didn't pay their salaries to do that. now, there are a lot of laws that set out what government officials aren't allowed to do when they are on the clock are using government resources. it's important that taxpayer dollars don't support political activity and there are few bright lines about every specific situatio

also new contempt votes for trump aides, including one you may recognize, peter navarro. and jaik will face a grilling about what he new and when this week and a new push, a new call, a new amount of pressure that we rarely see against any supreme court family member, ginny thomas, the wife of clarence thomas, facing these kinds of calls. we have all of that for you in a few minutes. we are going to begin though with the war. breaking news out of another attack on ukraine. president biden today asked about his assertion of vladimir putin should no longer remain in power. >> do you believe what you said, that putin can't remain in power? or do you now regret saying that because your government has been trying to walk that back. did your words complicate matters? >> number one, i am not walking anything back. the fact of the matter is i was expressing the outrage i felt towards the way putin is dealing and the actions of this man, just brutality, half the children in ukraine. i have just come from being with those families and so but i want to make it clear. i wasn't then n

. >> peter navarro here and dan scavino could both face contempt of congress charges after refusing a subpoena from the house panel investigating the january 6th capitol attack. trevor shirley reports now from washington. >> the january 6 committee says former top white house aides, peter navarro and dan scavino, both have information. the committee wants. >> these 2 men played a key role in the ex president's efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election. >> but so far neither is cooperating. yeah, obligated to comply investigation. they have refused to do so. and that's a crime. on monday, the committee made up of 7 democrats and 2 republicans voted unanimously to hold both navarro and scavino in contempt of congress. >> both men, though, say they are under no obligation to give up any information, claiming that the information we want from is sealed it by executive prove that the biden administration says navarro is claims of executive privilege protections don't hold up. in a statement, navarro called the vote a, quote, unprecedented assault on executive privilege. scavino

we'll share with you tonight the january 6th committee is going at trump's aide peter navarro. you remember when he confessed the plot to overthrow. now they want to hold him in contempt. i have an update. >>> and this is the final day for the confirmation hearings for judge jackson. we begin right now with president biden and an emergency nato summit in europe talking about the new sanctions for russia, and the fears about how far putin would go. >> reporter: if chemical weapons were used in ukraine, would that trigger a military response from nato? >> it will trigger a response in kind. whether or not -- you're asking whether nato would cross -- we'd make that decision at the time. >> the white house hag assembled a tiger team that meetings to plan for any eventualities. this is the 29th day of russia's invasion. it's not going as peet unplanned. they did not think they would be in this position at this time. this is a video of a russian warship on fire after facing a serious attack from the ukrainian military, and the utailian forces have -- the devastation goes beyond, of c

the american people did not pay their salaries to do that. >> peter navarro was the white house tradedor. he was not within his job description to overthrow presidential elections. >> the department of justice has a duty to act on this referral, and others we have sent. without enforcement of congressional subpoenas, there is no oversight. >> democracy only survives if citizens are willing to defend it. >> tonight, the january six committee, voting in favor of recommending criminal contempt charges, for former trump aides, dance giving no, and peter navarro. the full house, voting on whether to said those york would be shoots to the justice department. as a judge like over a civil suit, finding then president trump, likely, attempting to obstruct the joint session of congress, on january 6th, which would, indeed, to be a crime. meanwhile, three sources tell nbc news, jared kushner, the former president's son-in-law, scheduled to appear before the select committee on thursday. let's discuss. with us, katie benner, justice department were rewarded the new york times, and chuck rosenberg.

peter navarro they say publicly acknowledged his hand in strategizing to overturn the election, he was in the trump administration and scavino, as deputy of staff, and the unique extent of involvement by former president trump and others in the january 6th attack on the capitol. after that report is approved, and it will be approved tonight, it will go to the full house of representatives. once that's adopted it goes to the justice department as a recommendation for criminal prosecution. also tonight, shep, after the meeting, the january 6th committee will meet behind closed doors to consider another matter, whether to pursue an investigation with ginni thomas, the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas, who was recently found to have sent text messages to the white house chief of staff pressuring him to overturn the election. >> sahil, separately, the former president's son-in-law jared kushner is set to appear voluntarily this week before the committee. where does he fit into their investigation? >> that's right, shep. jared kushner is expected to testify before the january 6t

the american people did not pay their salaries to do that. >> peter navarro was the white house tradedor. he was not within his job description to overthrow presidential elections. >> the department of justice has a duty to act on this referral, and others we have sent. without enforcement of congressional subpoenas, there is no oversight. >> democracy only survives if citizens are willing to defend it. >> tonight, the january six committee, voting in favor of recommending criminal contempt charges, for former trump aides, dance giving no, and peter navarro. the full house, voting on whether to said those york would be shoots to the justice department. as a judge like over a civil suit, finding then president trump, likely, attempting to obstruct the joint session of congress, on january 6th, which would, indeed, to be a crime. meanwhile, three sources tell nbc news, jared kushner, the former president's son-in-law, scheduled to appear before the select committee on thursday. let's discuss. with us, katie benner, justice department were rewarded the new york times, and chuck rosenberg.

the same is true of dan scavino and peter navarro.pes this move will prompt them and others to cooperate. a committee aide tells me these witnesses are the exception. they expect everyone to follow the law when subpoenaed and if they choose not to there will be consequences. the aide emphasized that the january 6th committee has conducted more than 750 depositions and interviews with more scheduled, received nearly 87,000 documents and is following up on more than 430 tips through the secure line. hallie? >> sahill kapur, thank you. gabe, let me bring you into the conversation here and let's just stipulate that the thoughts and opinions of one spouse are not necessarily the exact thoughts and opinions of the other spouse. i can attest to that. i'm sure you know people who can attest to that as well. do you believe there is validity, then, in these calls for justice thomas to recuse himself from january 6th-related matters? >> absolutely. this is an unprecedented incident in supreme court history. we've never had a spouse that's as pol

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so obviously scavino is someone with close ties to the president, as is peter navarro. they've both spoken publicly. i would say there's basically no doubt. i'll leave the legal element to glen, but no doubt that the january 6th committee is going to recommend the justice department charge them with contempt. that will happen today. there's a little bit of a question whether it will come to the floor of the house. but i'd even say that's most likely. so this seems to be an open and shut thing. the basic way the january 6th committee used it, this is not an optional exercise. this is a committee with subpoena power and you must listen to this committee, which is vested with system power, when it issues subpoenas. >> glen, this will be the third and fourth person being held in contempt after mark meadows and steve bannon, but the doj has only pursued bannon. that's stuck in legal limbo. where does it all head? >> i'm with jake. this is not an optional exercise and subpoenas are not something that can be declined. but the facts are clear. scavino and navarro have informati

unanimously to recommend criminal contempt of congress charges againsformer white house aides peter navarro and dan scavino after they became the latest former trump administration officials to refuse to cooperate with congressional subpoenas. in afghanistan, the taliban has banned several international media outlets, including voice of america, the bbc, and germany's dw. this comes as dozens of women students and teachers held a peaceful protest in front of afghanistan's education ministry in kabul over the weekend in response to the taliban's order to shut down secondary schools for girls. this is a school teacher.wier, e motives of terrorists. amy: the move prompted u.s. officials to cancel talks with taliban leaders in doha friday to address key economic issues impacting afghanistan. in india, hundreds of thousands of workers have gone on strike to protest prime minister narendra modi's neoliberal econom policies. two-day shdown ban monday, called on by dozens of labor unions from the private and public secrs. government workers, coal and copper miners, steel, oil, and health wkers are

the committee charges that former trade adviser peter navarro and former deputy chief of staff dan scavino have been uncooperative in its investigation. the criminal charges now goes to the full house for a vote. a referral would then be sent to the justice department, which has final say on prosecution. >>> and a ruling by a federal judge included some harsh words about former president trump. the judge said it is, quote, more likely than not mr. trump committed crimes in his attempt to stop the certification of the 2020 presidential election. the ruling ordered the release of more than 100 emails from trump adviser and attorney john eastman to the january 6th house committee. eastman was trying to withhold documents from the committee on the basis of attorney/client privilege. >>> at least three people were killed and more than two dozen injured in a massive pileup involving 60 vehicles in central pennsylvania on a highway. >> watch out, watch out, oh, god. >> heavy snow and poor visibility are being blamed as cars, tractor trailers, and other vehicles lost control yesterday and slammed

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. >> reporter: senior aides, dan scavino and peter navarro each claimed executive privilege over conversations with then president trump. >> they refused to show up you can't just say i'm not even going to bother to come. if you believe you have a claim of privilege, you come. >> reporter: mr. trump, standing by false claims about the election in a statement responding, republicans must get tough and smart and not let them get away with the crime of the century. the doj hasn't taken any public action on a december contempt referral for mark meadows. frustrating democrats. >> the justice department has a similar responsibility to take this seriously because this was an attempted coup. >> reporter: committee members debating whether to get testimony from ginni thomas, wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas, after her text messages to meadows to fight election results became public last week, seeking to fill in seven hours of blank space on white house call logs and diaries from the afternoon of january 6th reported by "the washington post" today overall, where is this investigation right

the january 6 committee voted unanimously to recommend 24 trump h, dan scavino and peter navarro, for full house vote on contempt of congress for failing to comply with subpoenas. during the committee meeting, members criticize the justice department for not moving so far on contempt of congress are for against former white house chief of staff mark meadows. attorney general garland, do your job so that we can do hours. been on another front, the committee claims victory after california federal judge ordered attorney john eastman, who outlined legal plans to overturn the 2020 election, to turn over his records. in his ruling, judge david carter said more than likely do not engage in criminal conduct to overturn the election. skyler henry, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, possible partnership on the roads, how big rideshare he could be teaming up with taxis. >>> cloud cover and fog stubborn today but we brought her to a mix of clouds and >>> there may be a new way to hail a taxi in san francisco. new york times reporting uber and tax

who will have to make the decision about whether to prosecute dan scavino and peter navarro on contemptcongress. now, with chris hodgson he emerged from the room about an hour ago, spoke to the january 6th committee for a total of roughly four hours. we don't know what was said in the meeting. we do know that hodgson was a top aide to former vice president mike pence at the time. before that he worked for steve scalise, the house republican whip. now on to jared kushner. he's scheduled to give an interview to the january 6th committee tomorrow. kushner's name has not come up very often in the context of the attack on the capitol because he wasn't in washington on that day. he's believed to have been traveling internationally. so the question becomes why does the committee want to talk to him? well, according to my sources there are two reasons for this. the first is they are casting a wide net. their philosophy is that they don't know who's going to have good information. until they talk to everybody about it. and the second is kushner was one of the closest aides to president trump in

to the january 6 select committee, and that are these contempt charges against dan scavino and peter navarrohink it will happen monday, right? >> reporter: yeah. it probably won't be the vote on the house floor monday but what will happen monday is it goes to this committee, that any -- >> the rules committee. >> reporter: yes. the rules committee. has to go there first. and so what this means, though, is that next week the house is prepared to take up this contempt vote for dan -- for scavino and peter navarro, these two people who the january 6 select committee voted on earlier this week to refer to the full house criminal contempt charges. so that means that the house is committed to taking this up and they plan to do it expeditiously, starting this process on monday. so that is some new development here in the january 6 select committee. we do know that the committee is also pushing the department of justice to actually act on these contempt referrals. because after the house votes on it, which it will likely pass, it then goes to the department of justice for them to actually impose cha

senior aide dan scavino and peter navarro each claiming executive privilege. mr. trump standing by his false claims about the election in a statement responding, republicans must get tough and smart and not let them get away with the crime of the century. this as a federal judge said trump more likely than not committed a crime in his attempt to obstruct the vote on january 6, ordering trump attorney john eastman to turn over more than 100 emails he sought to shield from the committee. >> garrett haake reporting there. to our climate in crisis and the possibility of new water restrictions. a new statewide plan called for new limits on watering and it may even mean money in the pockets of california farmers to avoid planting crops. the nearly $3 billion is being allocated with the goal of allowing more water to flow through the state's major rivers and streams. according to the california rice commission this was signed yesterday. it would result in 35,000 acres of rice fields left unused or about 6% of the state's normal crop each year. this comes as the governor

peter navarro was trump's one prime trade adviser. the other was the white house deputy chief of staff. that after they outlined how both men evaded investigators. the announcement came on the same day that a judge said it is more likely than not that trump committed crimes related to the 2020 election. >>> coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbs news bay area for years emergency crews in one of the most fire prone parts of the bay area have been operating out of a closet. now that's finally about to change. >>> and will smith apologizing for that oscar night slap that stunned the entertainment world. the latest fall >>> time for the money watch report. peace talks between russia and ukraine are resuming today and fedex getting a new ceo. >>> >>> stocks moved higher to start the week. on monday the dow added 94, the nasdaq jumped 185, the s&p500 gained 32. investors continue to monitor the situation between russia and ukraine. peace talks resume today between the two nations. so far the negotiations have had little success other than

dan scavino and peter navarro. got himself in the middle of the coup plot.that report released last night the panel lays out the roles as insiders and the place of the plots but the oex president and allies to overturn the election. all underscoring just why their testimony is so vital to the committee's investigation. here's what the report says about scavino. quote, the select committee has reason to believe that he was with then-president trump january 5 ftd and 6th and party to conversations regarding plans to challenge, disrupt, or impede the official congressional proceedings. the select committee also has reason to believe that scavino may have had advance warping of the possibility of violence on january. regarding navarro, the role in peddling conspiracies to members of the public and steve bannon with a plan to delay certification of the election resulting january of. what they called among themselves the green bay sweep. he cites executive privilege to avoid cooperating with the committee. he went on tv and wrote a book about it. and about how his

6th committee voted unanimously in recommending criminal contempt charges for former trump aides peter navarro and dan scureno. in a statement after the vote navarro continued to claim executive privilege. a lawyer for scavino did not immediately respond to request for comment. >>> two sources told nbc news the committee is leaning toward calling ginni thomas in for an interview. after a choeds session overnight congressman benny thomas said the pnl had not yet reached a decision on thomas jared kushner the president's son-in-law and former top advisor is scheduled to appear before the select committee on thursday >> a source says former president trump committed felonies be likely trying to overturn the 2020 election former president trump released a statement overnight disparaging the january 6th committee referring to the members as liars and cheaters. the judge also ordered attorney john eastman to turn over 100 new documents he was trying to keep from the january 6th committee. a lawyer for eastman says his client intends to comply with the lawyer >>> leading the cardinals with 22 points.

eastern to recommend that two former advisers to president trump, peter navarro and dan scavino, be referred to prosecutors for criminal contempt of congress. look for that on the c-span network, c-span.org, and the free video app. general todd walters, head of the u.s. european command and nato supreme allied commander europe testifies twice on security challenges on the continent tuesday at 9:30 a.m. before the senate armed services committee. wednesday at 10:00 a.m., he will appear before the house armed services committee. both will be live on c-span.org and the free c-span now video app. white house budget director shalonda young is on capitol hill twice. she will testify on president biden's 2023 budget before the house budget committee tuesday at 10:00 a.m. eastern and before the senate budget committee on wednesday at 11:00 a.m. eastern. those hearings will be live on c-span3. thursday at 9:00 a.m. eastern, in interview with mcconnell by punch bowl news founders. watch that live on c-span.org and c-span app yet at 10:30 a.m. eastern, the sec chair and commissioners testify an oversig

eastern to consider recommending that two former advisors to president trump, peter navarro and dan scavino, be referred for criminal contempt of congress. look for that on the c-span networks, c-span.org and the c-span now free video app. general todd walters and nato supreme allied commander testifies twice on security challenges on the continent, tuesday at 9:30 a.m. before the senate armed services committee. and wednesday at 10:00 a.m. he'll appear before the house armed services committee. both hearings will be live on c-span.org and the c-span now free video app. white house budget director is also on capitol hill twice. she'll testify on president biden's 2023 budget before the house budget committee tuesday at 10:00 a.m. eastern and before the senate budget committee on wednesday at 11:00 a.m. eastern. both hearings will be live on c-span3 and thursday at 9:00 a.m. eastern, an interview with mitch mcconnell by punch bowl news. you can watch that live on c-span.org and c-span now. then at 10:30 a.m. eastern, the f.c.c. chair and commissioners testify before a house energy and commer

former trade adviser peter navarro and former communications chief dan scavino have refused to comply with subpoenas stemming from attempts to overturn the election. the full house will now decide whether to refer them to the justice department for possible charges. meanwhile, a federal judge has acknowledged it is, quote, more likely than not that former president trump broke the law by trying to block congress from certifying the election. >>> now to the dramatic video from a highway in pennsylvania. a deadly pileup in snowy conditions. police believe this pileup in northeast pennsylvania involved up to 60 vehicles including several semi trucks. video from the crash on interstate 81 showing one vehicle after another slamming into the pile. >> all of a sudden it was just noise, car hitting car, truck, explosion. >> reporter: a large truck spewing black smoke and orange flames into the air. >> look at that fire. oh, my god. oh, watch out. watch out. oh, god. >> reporter: this driver swerving to avoid a truck, instead slamming into another car. that vehicle spins nearly hitting a perso

meantime, the house january 6th committee has voted unanimously to recommend two former trump aides, peter navarro and dan is a veino for a full house vote on a contempt of congress for failing to comply with subpoenas, but during that committee meeting, the members also criticized the justice department for not moving so far on a contempt of congress referral against former white house chief of staff mark meadows. >> attorney general garland, do your job so that we can do ours. >> the january 6th committee will get a first-hand account of what was happening in the white house. trump's son-in-law, former aide jared kushner, is expected to testify on thursday. liz? >> thank you. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area, new fall-out from will smith's oscar slap. his wife speaking out online and how hollywood is reacting to the actor's apology. >>> and a woman accused of stalking apple ceo tim cook for more than a year, even showing up at his home, what she agreed to in court. >>> and u.s. regulators green light a second covid-19 booster shot for more people. why some medical exp

last night voted to refer two more top trump advisers, peter navarro, dan scavino for contempt.ou have this judge in california, show a 44 page opinion that read like a legal memo to the attorney general saying yeah, it is more likely than not trump committed a crime. the attorney general is facing pressure from different areas. i agree that the committee can do a lot, but at the end of the day they can't do what it is they want to have happen, which is to seek consequences for people that have not cooperated in their investigation. only the justice department can do that. in terms of the call logs, one thing to see a call came in or went out. when you think of who he was talking to, if none of them are going to cooperate with the committee, you're unlikely to get any answers about what the president was saying at that time. >> that is so true. also think about the steve bannon situation, they did find him in contempt, but that's on a slow boat to no where, that case. all of the contempt proceedings are likely to last longer than the democratic majority in the house. >> jeffrey,

sixth committee meets later today particularly to discuss subpoenas to former trump associates, peter navarro, dan, what is theil significance? >> the significance is that this could widen the pool of people who the house holds in contempt of congress. if that did happen, but these referrals make to the house floor the house some referrals to the justice department you could have potentially an expanded pool of people who are at risk in connection with january 6. so far we know only the justice department has won an indictment against steve bannon the former trump advisor for the former white house chief of staff mark meadows has in fact been referred to the justice department on criminal contempt charges but we do not know where that stands. it does speak to the intensifying nature of the probe as we head towards what is likely to be a series of may hearings. >> viewers by the way that subpoena hearing you can see on c-span we are following at tonight, follow along at her website also c-span out cap if you're interested in that. let's hear from mike in seattle, washington democrat line. >> y

dan scavino and peter navarro declined to testify.vino served as the deputy white house chief of staff. >>> u.s. secretary of state met with palestinian authority president. he said the palestinian authority would resend the recognition of israel. he cited israeli settlement activity in the west bank and violence against palestinians. >>> small boat safety regulations are in effect proposed by dianne feinstein in response to the conception boat fire. 34 passengers and crew were killed. small passenger vessels must include fire detection systems, clear and effective escape routes, mandatory evacuation drills and better firefighting training for crews. rules on how to store flammable material and monitoring devices to make sure night watchmen remain awake. >>> in colorado, evacuation orders easing up, 19,000 people had to evacuate homes, dozens of people in south boulder have been given the green light to return home more than 200 firefighters were on hand to battle the fires a the fight lasted nearly the entire weekend. >> we lost our

eastern to consider recommending to former advisers to president trump, peter navarro and dansk aveeno, be referred to prosecutors. look for that on the c-span networks, c-span.org and the c-span now free video app. and all todd walters, the head of the u.s. european command and nato supreme allied commander testifies twice on security challenges on the continent. tuesday at 9:30 am he is before the senate armed services committee and wednesday at 10 a.m. he will appear before the house armed services committee. both hearings will be live on c-span.org and the c-span now free video app. shalonda young is also on capitol hill twice. she will testify on president biden's 2020 three budget before the house budget committee tuesday at 10 a.m. eastern. and before the senate budget committee on wednesday at 11 a.m. eastern. both hearings will be live on c-span three thursday, at 9 a.m. stern, an interview with senate minority leader mitch mcconnell by a bowl news founders anna palmer and jake sherman. you can watch that live on c-span.org and c-span now. that 10: 30 eastern, the fcc chair an

the committee will vote on whether to hold two trump administration officials, peter navarro, and danusing to comply with the subpoena. after that it goes to the full house of representatives, once that passes as a formal recommendation for criminal prosecution. >> sahil kapur on capitol hill for us. thank you so much. and thank you as well. that's going to do it for me on this busy monday. "andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. >>> good day, this is "andrea mitchell reports" back in washington. russia claiming to be shifting its assault against ukraine to the east. that claim has been contradicted by its strike on the western city of lviv on saturday while the president was 45 miles away on the border of poland. this is a top ukrainian official says russia is now trying to split ukraine in two, potentially slicing off more territory in the east, including donbas. in his first interview with

recommending two former advisers to president trump eater and of and a dance give vito be referred -- peter navarro dan vero. the head of the u.s. european command and the nato allied commander of europe on security challenges on the continent. wednesday he will appear before the house armed services committee and the hearings will be live on c-span.org and the c-span now free video app. the white house budget director is on capitol hill applies and will testify on president biden's 2020 three budget tuesday at 10:00 a.m. eastern and wednesday at 11:00 a.m. eastern. those hearings will be live on c-span3. thursday at 9:00 a.m. eastern an interview with senate minority leader mitch mcconnell by punch bowl news founders anna palmer and jake sherman. you can watch that live on c-span.org and is now. fcc commissioners testify before a house energy and commerce subcommittee. you can watch that on c-span.org and c-span now. watch this week live on the c-span networks or c-span now our free mobile app. headed to c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream video live or on-demand anytime. c-span is

>> the committee is planning to meet today to decide whether to hold peter navarro and scavino in contempthe committee intends to meet to discuss what to do about the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas, who recently is revealed to have sent then-chief white house secretary texts about the election. the committee has to decide something on the front end, mainly how far it's willing to go. it's easy to invite her to provide information voluntarily. what will they do? will they subpoena the white house of a supreme court justice or recommend her for prosecution, and the committee has not commented on this as recently as this morning when i reached out to them, but our colleagues report that they will meet later today to discuss whether to further this investigation with ginni thomas, because they don't believe at this point they have all the information relating to her involvement in that insurrection? >> just real quick, that's a closed door discussion, the pieces that relates to ginni thomas? >> that's right. it won't be public. they are private deliberations they have to conside

committee holds a meeting to consider recommending that two former advisers to president trump, peter navarro veto be referred to criminal contempt of congress. look for that on the c-span networks, c-span.org and the c-span now free video app. general tom walters, the head of the u.s.-european command and nato supreme allied commander testifies twice on security challenges on the continent tuesday at 9:30 a.m. is before the senate armed services committee and on wednesday at 10:30 he will appear on the -- at the house armed services shalonda young is also on capitol hill twice testifying on president biden's 2023 budget before the house budget committee tuesday at 10:00 a.m. eastern and before the senate budget committee at 11:00 a.m. eastern on wednesday. both will be live on c-span3. at 9:00 a.m. eastern, an interview with mitch mcconnell by punch bowl view -- news founders. you can watch that live on c-span.org, and c-span now. 10:30 a.m. eastern the fcc chairman mr. myers testify before a -- chair and commissioners testify before a house committee you will watch that on c-span.org and c-

the house january 6 committee voted to hold peter navarro and another man in contempt for defying congressionalto the full house for a vote. >> president biden: we're reducing the size of the deficit by 2/3. making real headway cleaning up the fiscal mess i hiner ited and restores fiscal responsibility. the trump tax cuts added $2 trillion in deficit spending and helped the rich and lashlgest corporations. i'm a capitalist but if you make a billion bucks, great. pay your fair share. pay a little bit. >> harris: why the creepy whisper voice? president unveiling his budget for fiscal year 2023 as americans are facing skyrocketing inflation and record gas prices it calls for the largest tax hike ever including a minimum 20% tax on households worth more than $100 million. remember, some of those people own businesses and they hire people but we'll move on. also an increase in the corporate tax. that rate from 21% back to 28%. now we're going in the opposite direction. remember jobs creators, we'll move on. a "new york post" editorial says biden's 5.8 trillion budget proposal would be laughable if i

they are dan scavino and peter navarro. >> the department of justice has a duty to act on this referral have sent. without enforcement of congressional subpoenas, there is no oversight, and without oversight, no accountability, not for the former president or any other president, past, present, or future. >> reporter: also on monday, a federal judge in california writing that trump more likely than not committed a crime when he and conservative attorney john eastman tried to block congress from counting votes on january 6th. the 44-page opinion in a case over the committee's subpoena for eastman's emails reads like a legal memo to garland with the judge writing, the illegality of the plan was obvious. trump's spokesman calling the ruling absurd, but committee chairman bennie thompson praised it, saying -- >> this ruling is a clear victory for the rule of law. >> reporter: paula reid, cnn, washington. >>> i'm lynda kinkade at the cnn center in atlanta. we're going to go back to hala gorani live in lviv after the break. stay with us. you're watching cnn. so you can have more success tomor

of congress charges against then-president trump's former deputy chief of staff dan scavino and peter navarroiminal charges as opposed to the 750 people who have cooperated with the select committee. representative lorraine lurie joins us now. thank you so much for joining us. i know you called on the attorney general to, quote, do your job. what makes you think he's any more likely to move on these two cases given that he hasn't charged mark meadows who the house referred to the committee more than three months ago? >> wolf, it's incredibly important first of all that people uphold their constitutional duty when a subpoena is preferred, that people have a duty to show up and speak to congress. it's a little baffling to understand why three months later we're still waiting for action on that one. these two new contempt charges, these are people who were very close to the president. as i said during the hearing, seems the closer we're getting to the president's inner circle, the more people are not speaking. what are they covering up? the truth is, is that we need these to be acted on quickly

new today is the house now has planned the vote on contempt charges for trump's former adviser peter navarroas not spoken much about the contempt vote from the committee. he did release a statement about it on paper. they also submitted statements from navarro drawn from his interview here on "the beat." >> mr. navarro made multiple appearances. can you please queue the clip. >> it wasn't about this interview, which is interesting. i have so much knowledge to share with you about what i was involved in and what i know. >> he has so much knowledge to share with the journalist, but he refuses to share that knowledge in response to a lawful subpoena. >> that's part of the excerpt they aired and part of the argument made. the committee has to make a case for contempt which can lead to indictment. in the report they tried to make that case against both these trump aides. moon while, others are cooperating instead of risking contempt like a former pence aide. the former vice president did not go along with many things trump denied -- i should say trump demanded, including that fake electors plot,

fox news has been told former trump white house adviser peter navarro did not appear today for a scheduledn before the committee investigating the january 6th capitol riot. monday president biden denied executive privilege claims made by navarro and former national security adviser michael flynn in connection with the probe. up next, we'll go live to ukraine to talk about the unfolding refugee crisis there. some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 8 in cleveland with the recall of more than 1 million fit bit iconic smart watches. there have been several reports of the battery overheating causing burn injuries. about 1 million watches have been sold in the u.s. about 693,000 were sold internationally. fox 59 in indianapolis a trucker convoy heading to washington spreading a few days. protesting government mask and vaccine man indicates. it february 23rd plan too fast riffe in the daca area saturday. this a live look at new york. one of the big stories there tonight from fox 5 our affiliate the biden administration includes dr. suess and read across america day