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lives through the hallway during the january 6 attack at the capitol, ken mccarthy, steve scalise and lindsey grahamed cruz were among those there for the opening act and while most remain in lock step with the twice-impeached president the tide of the media outlet seems to be shifting away from donald trump on to the next far right star. in the past few days editorial boards of two rupert murdoch-owned conservative papers "the new york post" and "the wall street journal" both issued harsh rebukes of trump for his role in the insurrection. even trump's pals at "fox & friends" are questioning his standing as a 2024 front-runner compared to florida governor ron desantis. that led the former president to lash out on his own social media site calling the program, quote, terrible, saying they, quote, botched his poll numbers on purpose. joining me now is the editor-at-large of "the bulwark" and an msnbc political analyst and pollster. i am so excited to talk to both of you guys about this tonight because i think this is interesting, right? i'm -- the idea that the right wing media eco-sphere might be mov

graham. a former trump adviser, steve bannon arrived at a dc court one day after federal prosecutors accused him of willfully in or eid, a congressional subpoena in open defiance of the u.s. government. bannon, a longtime adviser and strategist for former president donald trump. he's facing a pair of federal charges after refusing for months to cooperate with the house committee investigating the january 6 capitol insurrection and the january 6 committee will be holding their 8th public hearing on tomorrow night during prime time. this one is going to focus on what former president trump did during the riot. 2 witnesses are expected. matthew pointing juror who served on the national security council and former white house aide sarah matthews. kron four's going bring you a hearing on the january 6 insurrection are on interrupted coverage starts at 05:00pm. you can watch the hearing or you can tune into kron on and watch it over there. all right. well, the time for you now fall 04:20am, and a bipartisan group of senators introduced legislation that would clearly define the role of the state pr

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but it would do well for senator graham to remember, steve bannon, it goes to trial next week for hisrges after a judge rejected all's defenses. bannon is now staring down the possibility of jail time. so if i was lindsey graham, i wouldn't be so sure about escaping accountability indefinitely. accountabilit indefinitely hi! need new glasses? get 50% off a complete pair at visionworks! how can you see me squinting? i can't! i'm just telling everyone! hey! for a limited time, get 50% off for back to school. visionworks. see the differenc. and one more item. after our last hearing, president trump tried to call a witness in our investigation. a witness that you have not yet seen in these hearings. that person declined to answer or respond to president trump's call. instead, they alerted their lawyer to the call. their lawyer alerted us. and this committee has supplied that information to the department of justice. let me say one more time, we will take any efforts to influence witness testimony very seriously. >> you can now add witness tampering to the long list of potential crimes now

graham. >> the trial of former trump aide steve bannon continue today in washington.non is on trial for contempt of congress for failing to comply with subpoenas from the january 6 special committee. panel members wanted to talk with bannon to find out what he knew before and during the attack he reportedly had contact with former president trump in the days leading up to the riot and watched it unfold from a washington, d.c. hotel along with other trump allies. bannon has pleaded not guilty to the charges. each carries a mandatory minimum of 30 days in jail. kron 4 will bring you the hearing on the january 6 insurrection life. our uninterrupted coverage begins at 5 o'clock tomorrow evening. you can watch the hearing. >> on kron 4 on kron on. >> coming up, why 100 have been condemned to death in foster city. leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently with chase. leon's saving up for his first set of wheels... nice try. really? this leon's paying for his paint job on the spot... and this leon, as

the same grand jury, by the way, has also subpoenaed republican senator lindsey graham, former trump adviser steve bannon arrived at a dc court this afternoon a day after federal prosecutors accused him of >> willfully ignoring a congressional subpoena in open defiance of the u.s. government. bannon, a longtime adviser and strategist for the former president is facing a pair of federal charges after refusing for months to cooperate with the house committee investigating the january 6 capitol insurrection the january 6 committee will be holding its 8th public hearing tomorrow night during primetime. this one will focus on what former president trump did during the riot. 2 witnesses are expected. matthew pottinger who served on the national security council and former white house aide sarah matthews kron 4 will bring you the hearing on this january 6 insurrection, life, our uninterrupted coverage begins at 05:00pm. you can watch the hearing on kron 4 or on kron on. >> and coming up next, a 10 gas prices still dropping. we'll have the latest encouraging update on bay area prices and foster city is co

steve bannon. >>> the new response just in from lindsey graham on a subpoena in georgia. what he is saying about cooperation into potential election interference by donald trump. >>> more than a dozen members of congress under arrest on an abortion protest outside the supreme court. who was there? with the new filing dropping in indiana, the action that a doctor is taking against the state's attorney general and what it is just the first step. >>> good day, i'm peter alexer in washington. i'm in for hallie jackson. ali, on the hill. nbc news receiving this statement from the secret service where they say they have turned over thousands of pages of documents, secret service phone -- cell phone use and other policies as well as operational and planning records. notably, no mention of the text messages from the 5th and the 6th of january, right as everything was going down on capitol hill. what does that mean? where does it go from here? >> reporter: that lack of specificity caught many of our attention up here, because those are the text messages at issue that the committee

steve bannon will get his day in court. neil should we expect to see senator graham testified to the grand jury? >> yes. i think that lindsey graham said in 2016 that if we nominate donald trump will be destroyed me deserve it. i wouldn't quite say we're at the point of destruction that the arguments that lindsey graham's advance to try to block the subpoena he deserves it. this is ridiculous. he's been subpoenaed in this georgia election fraud dispute, he has material evidence and what he is saying all the speech or debate clause for the constitution forbids the prosecutor from having him to tell the story and the information that he has. that's bogus. the supreme court in 1972 said absolutely wrong this clause does not immunize a senator from testifying about information about other people committing crimes or doesn't impugn a legislative act. last time i checked, plotting a coup is not a legislative act. this is bogus, he's going to testify, and bannon for his part i think, criminal trial next week on trying to withhold information from the american people. he will go to a criminal trial next week, h

ruling yesterday, the judge called graham a quote necessary and material witness to georgia's grand jury probe and has ordered him to testify on august 2nd. >>> steveorward as planned next monday. a trump appointed federal judge rejected bannon's request to delay the trial. the former trump adviser was indicted last year for ignoring the subpoena from the january 6th committee. the judge dismissed several motions from bannon's legal team leading to bannon's lawyer asking the judge quote what is the point of going to trial if there there are no defenses. that speaks to your klein's predicament -- your client's predicament i suppose. the judge says to consider. that and bannon's sudden wish to testify before the january 6th committee is nothing more than a last ditch attempt to avoid accountability. over the weekend, bannon's legal team said he would give testimony after former president trump weighed executive privilege. a claim that was dubious to begin. with but a new filing from the d.o.j. said there was never any privilege a trump lawyer told the fbi that the former president never actually invoked executive privilege over any particular informa

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senator graham allegedly made at least two phone calls to georgia secretary of state in the weeks following the election. a federal judge refused to delay the trial of former trump white house adviser steve bannon. bannon is set to face trial next week on contempt of congress charges. a federal grand jury indicted bannon last year after he refused to cooperate with congress's investigation of the riot at the capitol. over the weekend, he agreed to talk to the committee despite his new willingness to testify. a judge says his trial will move forward. now we will carry today's hearing. live starting at 10 o'clock this morning over on ktvu, plus and online at ktvu .com. traffic along the mcarthur maze in oakland is back to normal this morning. that's after a large fire, though at a homeless encampment forced parts of the highway to close that fire started near 34th and would streets right underneath the 8 80 overpass yesterday morning. multiple vehicles, including rvs were destroyed. it took firefighters about three hours to finally get it under control . no injuries are reported. chp shut down the freeway connectors because of the thick black smoke and due to concerns that the heat from th

steve, thank you very much. john. >> john: sandra, delays and cancellations causing chaos at our nation's airport for months now. a large part due to a shortage in pilots. now south carolina senator lindsey grahamld raise the mandatory retirement from 65 to 67. robert, what do you think of the idea? >> well, on the surface i think it's a good idea. anything that keeps good pilots in the cockpit longer at their request, of course, everybody does not have to do this, is a good thing. however, as, you know, the down side to this is it's going to cause chaos even more chaos at the airlines because we are seeing that more senior pilots that would be retiring, that would be affected by this 67 rule are usually pilots that are flying internationally, not just domestically here in the states. and those international pilots would be restricted to no longer be able to fly internationally because the international rules just don't allow it. so you know, again, it's going to cause scheduling chaos for the airlines, and honestly, the shortage issue, it's the airlines' own making anyway. >> john: right, but we have do do something about it, a lot of people are being stranded. the current retirement age as ma

opening arguments in steve bannon's contempt trial get under way in a few hours, despite the judge dismissing almost all of bannon's legal options. >>> meanwhile, senator lindsey graham is fighting a subpoena in georgia, but the court documents only refer to him as mr. graham. we'll explain why that's significant. >>> dozens of devastated and furious members of the uvalde community lashed out at the school board, demanding new leadership and the firing of the school district's police chief. the contentious meeting in texas came after the release of a damning report and dramatic body cam video. we'll talk about that. >>> over in the senate, joe manchin is now claiming he has not written off any key parts of president biden's domestic agenda. where did that come from? we'll have the latest on where the negotiations stand now. >>> and we are dealing with extreme heat in parts of the u.s., but it is nothing like what's happening overseas. we're talking about temperatures never felt by humans in the uk. what does it all mean? what is being done about it, and how does climate change, of course, play into all of that? >>> along with joe and me, we have the host of "way too

graham of south carolina. [boos] >> no. he has a proposal. cut social security. we got a long way of-to-go because of inflation because i call it the putin tax increase. >> steve: isng our taxes? >> rachel: you know what, the gas prices are a tax on people. it's not putin's fault. maybe a little bit. but these increases, this inflation, the gas situation and oil situation we are in was started by joe biden. it's interesting he is there talking about union workers and he wants to put into a bill and have it pass. but, the thing is, everyone's pensions are lower because of him. and by the way this is what he says. this is what he does when he gets mad. he kind of has these mommy's and he goes who do they think they are for god's sake my predecessor didn't have the courage to stand up to his own party. such a weird thing to say. donald trump was never aligned with the republican party very well one. and, when we are talking about the economy. talking about people's pensions. when we are talking about people's bottom line, their kitchen table issues, everything was better under trump and he can't deny it he can't go to ohio, of all places and teleworking class people

senators have come together and that includes dick durbin, lindsey graham, richard blumenthal, cory booker,cynthia lummis, mayscy hirono, steve daines, sheldon whitehouse, several more that are supporting the bill, and said enough is enough. our bill creates rules of the road for the platforms. that means first of all that they can't abuse their gatekeeper power by favoring their own prosecuted -- products or services and disadvantaging rivals. in other words, as the examples i've used, amazon won't be able to misuse small-business data in order to be aable to copy their products and compete against them. apple won't be able to block other services from inter-operating with their platform. and google won't be able to bias their results. that's when our bill does. amazon should rate products based on price and quality, not based on their own profit margins. the world's largest and most powerful platform shouldn't be allowed to copy a small business' private data. i use the example of luggage carrier. there are many, many more. another challenge to cracking down on antitrust violations is how difficult and time-consuming it can