on deutsche telecom.d to get any economic benefit until 2024, 2025 that removes that restriction and will be a liquidity event for softbank the fact that we didn't have shares that had any upside, and you add the fantastic partnership we had with deutsche telecom, it's a great transaction for softbank while being a great transaction for deutsch telecom as they were very public that they want a majority ownership. >> marcelo, you're join ing the board at deutsche telecom. i assume that will be a very long investment in deutsche telecom. >> yes as you know, we are always looking for those disrupters in anything in the way we work, live and play. and we love what deutsche telecom wants to do as it relates to becoming the first truly digital telecom. it's a combination we can bring it to the intersection between communications and digital or communications in tech there's a lot more we'll be able to do with deutsche telecom and a lot more we'll be able to do with the portfolio company that's why we consider i

he's threatening in that statement to that telecom companies. and i'm the majority leader, i'm going to get you. he's also weakening the congressional investigation and its power to do things like subpoena records. let me read you a tweet from dan goldman. he said congress under both democratic and republican control has routinely subpoenaed records from telephone companies as it is a standard investigative tool. does the gop leader truly want to undermine his own authority to issue subpoenas in the future? still, he has no recourse here. what is he doing, eugene? >> i mean, one of the things that the president, former president trump, did over and over and over is to test the limits of how far other people will go to protect him because his loyalty is often one lane. it goes toward him and not always the other way. and so as you said kevin mccarthy is saying don't comply with these subpoenas. at some point whether it's in 2022 or later, the republicans are going to hold the house. and so what does that mean for the investigation that he wants t

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what about the telecoms?they have could be for the investigation. >> well, first, the good news is some have already said they will comply. in fact, i think most of them have said they'll comply. now, whether they're going to comply with a request, what i call a pretty-please letter from the committee, the kind of preservation letter that has gone out or whether it is going to require a subpoena, that will be a lawyer-intensive discussion at the telecoms. the general counsels will get together and go, what is it we are really asking for here. we may see a real test here, alex, the power or not of a select committee to issue subpoenas and then enforce those subpoenas. so that may be why we're seeing these pretty-please letters before we see a subpoena. i don't know if they want to avoid that battle. but the significance of phone records, of e-mails, you know, when somebody like jim jordan says he can't remember how many times and when he may have called the president on january 6th, well, guess what? it is all

second, funding the usa telecom act. we commend chairman pallone, representative guthrie, represented matsui and other members of the congress for pushing this forward. third, the additional funding for broadband access. we encourage congress to continue finding ways to fund this critical infrastructure so no american is left behind. last, additional spectrum. we encourage the administration and congress to work together to maximize the amount of spectrum available. thank you for your time. i welcome your questions. >> thank you very much. the chair now recognizes mr. amin for five minutes for his opening statement. >> good morning. thank you for the opportunity to testify to you today. my name is tareq amin. i am of the chief technology officer for rakuten and i'm honored to be with you today. to start, let me say rakuten doesn't think of itself as a mobile operator. we are indeed a technology company with both japanese and american dna. bringing the best of what the technology sector offers. in fact rakuten mobile was

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what he's done here is a threat on twitter against the telecom industry.inted out, a not so veiled one. >> there you go. okay. although the track record for prosecuting obstruction of justice in recent years not particularly good. >> fair enough. >> so what do the companies do here? the companies listen to what he's saying or the lawyers already preparing and preserving these records as requested or demanded by congress? >> look, i'm sure they realize and their lawyers realize this is going to get caught up in litigation anyway you go. i think to protect themselves, they're going to have to preserve the records. the real question and where the rubber will meet the road is if they actually do try to enforce the subpoena. that's where this will end up in court and that's where things could get ugly. and that's where they're trying to obstruct. the question is why? why don't they want the records to come out? why don't they want the american people to know what happened in those conversations with the president that day. >> does the delay tactic itself work.

so he threatened, for example, to repeal the immunity from liability that the telecoms enjoy.ere may be good reasons to do that, but punishing them because he doesn't like their content isn't one of them. and here it's almost more egregious from mccarthy because you have congress, the very branch in which he is serving on a bipartisan basis telling these companies preserve these records because we may need them in our investigation and he's threatening them because they're going to be asked to comply with legal congressional process. he's trying to undermine his own branch to protect his former president. it shows just what a sacrifice of our own institutional interests mccarthy is willing to undertake to protect this would-be auto democrat. >> what you tell us about the pace of the committee's investigation of january 6th? what can we expect next? >> we are working this as expeditiously as we can. we've been hiring new staff, mapping out our next hearings or hearing. as you can see, issuing a broad request of information and preservation letters. when you compare how quickly

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. >> she is the chief financial execute of a chinese tech telecom giant huawei.s sparked an international uproar. china sees this case as the u.s. declaring a war against chinese tech companies, and china detained two canadian citizens, the so-called two michaels, which is considered retaliation against canada. that is why this case has been center of tensions surrounding china's relations with the u.s. and canada. this dealhe has reached with the u.s. government could mitigate some of those tensions. if expect this decision could dial back a lot of damage that has been done in the past two years. nancy: thank you very much for coming up for us. final campaigning is underway in germany ahead of sunday's vote. the election will mark the end of angela merkel's long rain as chancellor. with a dizzying array of potential governing coalitions, that is pretty much the only thing that is certain. what do we know? her consecutive -- conservative party, allies and centerleft have been germany's most dominant parties for decades. pport for them has been in decline. challen

huawei is the largest telecom equipment - largest telecom equipment manufacturer in the world but itshou's detention was all the more controversial given that she is the daughter of huawei's founder, and it prompted the arrest of two canadian citizens in china, diplomat michael couric and businessman michael favour in what the canadian government branded and active hostage diplomacy, to the delight of the canadian prime minister, they have now been released as well. about 12 minutes ago, the aircraft carrying michael kovic and michael spacer left chinese airspace and they are on their way home. they boarded at about 730 ottawa time, along with dominic barton, canada's ambassador to china.— along with dominic barton, canada's ambassador to china. meng wanzhou left canada on _ ambassador to china. meng wanzhou left canada on an _ ambassador to china. meng wanzhou left canada on an air _ ambassador to china. meng wanzhou left canada on an air china _ ambassador to china. meng wanzhou left canada on an air china flight - left canada on an air china flight but any prospect of a thaw in the

tomorrow is the deadline for 35 different telecom companies and social media companies to respond to the records requests made to them. a bunch of federal agencies will have to respond by tomorrow, but also three dozen telecom companies and phone companies. the committee told all those companies to retain and produce records, communications records related to specific individuals who may have been involved in the january 6th attack or in the trump ally that led immediately to the attack. the list included republican members of congress who spoke at that january 6th rally or who were otherwise connected to it. a bunch of those republican members of congress have since written threatening letters to all those telecom and cell phone and social media companies warning those companies that they shouldn't comply with that congressional request, which is sort of amazing in its own rights. members of congress telling private companies don't comply with requests for information from congress. the top house republican kevin mccarthy actually threatened all the companies himself, telling the co

holds the white house records from the trump administration and then there were those demands to telecom social media companies and what we've heard back so far from the actual agencies is that they're saying, really, only they're working to fulfill the requests. they've handed some over. the tech companies, many aren't responding, but saying that they are cooperating without providing any details. the national archives, though, it could be key. that's the committee called for them to hand over call logs and schedules from trump's family members on january 6th, and some of his key advisors like the former chief of staff, mark meadows, white house counsel pat cipollone. that's unclear if the white house could assert executive privilege to avoid this precedent if they did hand over the records. maybe even trump or his team could fight this in court. regardless, a lot of this could be fought in court whether it's the government agencies or social media or telecom companies, we could expect a broad legal fight here. >> jessica schneider, ryan nobles, thank you. >>> president biden says his p

huawei is the largest telecom equipment _ in my life. the trump administration, which accused the company of using its technology to spy on the us. meng wanzhou prospect attention was all the more controversial, given that she is the daughter of the founder of huawei and it prompted the arrest of huawei and it prompted the arrest of two canadian citizens in china. a diplomat and businessman in what the canadian government granted an act of hostage diplomacy. to the delight of hostage diplomacy. to the delight of the canadian prime minister, they have now been released as well. 12 minutes ago, the aircraft carrying them _ minutes ago, the aircraft carrying them left — minutes ago, the aircraft carrying them left chinese airspace and they are on— them left chinese airspace and they are on their— them left chinese airspace and they are on theirway them left chinese airspace and they are on their way home. they boarded at about— are on their way home. they boarded at about 730 — are on their way home. they boarded at about 730 along with can

let's start, joe, good morning with the telecom sector. >> that's right.ook toking sell their deutsch. there are will be question macers on whether the new owner will look to squeeze out some of the other smaller rivals. but there might be some relief that the acquiring company isn't reliant over in india which has a bit more financial cloud clark: appeared maybe been even more aggressive. >> the sector has urnedperformed giving it quite a lot of debt. we could see mover ins pierce like tele two which is partly involved in the deal. a few it'll com stocks to watch from this one today. >> good morning, joe. they had some poor earnings. what's going on there? >> they spooked the market a few weeks ago by saying that markets are really quiet and today, their reiterating that. their using the term uncommonly quiet their saying that it it's muching so much stimulus into the macer, pushing down those years just on getting excited about trading. and a lot of them working from home as well, they say it's another issue that she has to face-to-face. volumes are real

what mccarthy is doing now by issuing the statement, is threatening the telecoms, that if they complycess, by a bipartisan select committee, that he will punish them, if he should be the speaker one day, it just goes to show you that nothing is changed for mccarthy, he is still protecting the former president. it is still a cult in that party, around the former failed president, and the fact that he would go to such, length sisters threat in the telecoms, shows how desperate he is in the former presidents defense. but it's an egregious violation i, think of ethics, and it shows yet again, why kevin mccarthy, will never be permitted to go anywhere near the speaker's office. we have to make sure that we maintain a democratic majority in congress. >> i just want to dwell on this mccarthy threat, because it comes from a legislative body. his power, if he were to become speaker, would be legislative so he's saying if he comply, telecommunication's companies comply, with legal process, we will write a law, and we will pass a law, that we would not pass we would not even think about. a as lo

so to turn around and make ominous talk to these telecom companies that, you know, when we take over, it will be different or we'll have payback, that is not frankly the republican party i remember and the republican party that i ever joined. >> reporter: thing is, you hear a lot from kinzinger about the current state of the republican party. it is a different party in the aftermath of the donald trump presidency, certainly trump left his finger prints all over it. and he remains the most powerful person in the party. although he is not the explicit target of this commission, he is linked with all of the work and all of the fact finding that they are doing. and so as you move forward, it is not surprising that we'll continue to see these very familiar fault lines of most rank and file republicans either overtly pushing back against this commission's work or just not saying anything about it whereas kinzinger and cheney have been the very small minority to say that they back up the commission's work, they are working on it and that they think it should go forward. >> and we'll talk abo

does this constitute legally obstruction by threatening the telecom companies with future action?> well, john, it meets the elements of obstruction. it's a threat. it's an attempt to stop them through that threat from turning over documents. it's self motivated. it's corrupt and mccarthy is worried about what may be in those records on him and on members of his caucus. it's always a challenge when you have legislative activity and note that he did this on his official twitter account. you have protection under the constitution for legislators, the speech and debate clause. there will be a debate about that. but the house ethics rules, rule 23 prohibits any behavior that brings discredit upon the house. what could be more discreditable than threatening companies that if they comply with the law they'll be punished when mccarthy has the ability to do that. so, i think there's a serious ethics issue and then legal issues potentially that need to be explored as well. >> right. all this is him hinging this on republicans taking back the majority, of course. we don't know that that will

as part of the deal, softbank gets 225 million deutsche telecom shares in a swap and deutsche telekomich o potentially 6.9% if the t-mobile price hits $150. but probably none of that is the reason by the share price gain. softbank is pointing to new positives, that it is part of their diversification strategy for the telecom portfolio. it also gives access to vision fund companies in europe and the united states. but it is purely the cash portion of it that probably boosted shares yesterday. shery: the big question always around softbank is whether they will announce another repurchase of shares. what can we expect? >> the $2.4 billion from deutsche bank doesn't justify a 10% jump in shares, and not enough given they spent want to $3 billion on buybacks last year. -- spent $23 billion on buybacks last year. the discount approached 60% before the recent share jump, an area where a lot of people were anticipating additional repurchasing. at the last earnings, they did not rule out a buyback but say they are weighing factors. one is the fact he is spending money for investments in vision

ah, it says educator, let's get around up at the top stories, telecom, billionaire, g mccarty has become lebanon's, new prime minister. the previous government resigned off to the massive port explosion 13 months ago because his cabinet faces an economic meltdown was fuel shortages and power cuts. israeli police say they've caught 2 of 6 palestinian prisoners who escaped for a maximum security jail in northern israel. on monday, their escape prompted a man hunt by these rainy government agencies and the rain, the army in garza and the occupied west bank. they've been more protest to show solidarity for the escape is an old palestinian prisoners. the red cross accuses israeli authorities of not allowing families to visit inmates invoice on the west african alliance echo us have held talks with guineas, new military rulers in the capital can actually they've also met deposed president of a con day and are demanding his release. the world food program is warning that nearly all afghan families are going hungry with many going to extreme measures to survive . the un says the country is less

we are looking selectively at telecom as well.onsumer staples -- i think that is set to change now. shery: with rising yield, we have seen small caps starting to outperform especially this chart showing how they are gaining ground against large tech -- large-cap tech companies. when you look at this trend, we have more to go for these small-cap stocks that could be more vulnerable to economic changes? >> i think so, yes. if you have a similar chart for emerging markets or china, that is even more extreme. in china, the large caps have been hit by very strong regulatory pressure. small caps and china have outperformed by almost 18%. because of less regulatory pressure than benefiting from -- yes i think that trend could continue. paul: china is dealing with a number of other issues. it had terrible pmi numbers yesterday. do you anticipate seeing some support coming from the pboc? >> yes, and we saw some news on evergrande last night. the chinese government is in a tough situation compared to where his been in the last 10 years wher

telecoms and focus as we have been discussing. seeing some signs of life advancing against the dollar. one unit of the greenback. ha let's get back to our top story. evergrande has suspended trading of its onshore bond. contagion fears are rising as chinese authorities warn lenders not to its back evergrande to meet interest payments next week. rishaad. rishaad: a china editor, rebecca, with us. every day, we ask you the same question. thank you for coming on. you must be rather busy. give us a sense of what is the next shoe to fall with this one. rebecca: the thing that investors are watching for our the coupon payments that come due next week. we have seen signs that evergrande and chinese authorities are paving the way for a potential restructure. it is casting doubt over whether evergrande will pay those coupons and if it does not, that will be the first major miss on a public type of debt for evergrande. haslinda: we keep asking the same questions on contagion, whether there is one or not. rebecca: in equities space, some ban

industries and financial and are embedded in telecom industries and financialand in are embedded inf they choose to. . ,, , ., , . around 3000 health workers have been suspended because they have not been vaccinated against covid—19. a new rule, which came into force on wednesday, made vaccination mandatory for the country�*s 2.7 million health, care home and fire service staff. french health minister olivier veran said on thursday that "most of the suspensions are only temporary". and that many are now agreeing to getjabbed because "they see that the vaccination mandate is a reality". let�*s hear from our world affairs correspondent naomi grimley. it was not the first european country to insist on health care workers getting vaccinated. italy did it back in the spring but injuly, president macron had set this date of mid—september for health care and care workers to have at least one vaccine. now, that deadline passed yesterday and as you mentioned, the french health minister went on public radio and explained that 3000 staff had been temporarily suspended. he says temporarily beca

these telecom billionaire has be prime minister.is cabinet faces an economic fuel shortages, and power cuts. israel he police say they have caught two of six palestinian prisoners who escaped on monday. their escape prompted a manhunt by israeli law enforcement and the army. in gaza and the occupying west bank, protests to show solidarity with palestinian prisoners. but the israeli authorities not allowing families to visit inmates. the west african alliance held talks with guinea's new military rulers. they also met with the ousted president and demanded his release. the world food program is warning that nearly all afghans are going hungry, with many going to extreme measures to survive. >> what we have found is that the number of families are resorting to extreme coping mechanisms, skipping meals or preferring to give food to children instead of adults, or reducing portion sizes to make food last longer. now, three out of four afghan families at least if not more are going without food. host: an appeals court in florida says scho

cnn reported this week that the select committee on january 6th is requesting telecome companies -- mccarthy mean he can't be requested down the loine. listen to what he said in the response last night. quote, if these companies comply with the democrat order to turn over private information they are in violation of federal law and subject to losing their ability to operate in the united states. if companies choose to violate federal law a republican majority will not forget and will hold them fully accountable under the law. it's unclear what law mccarthy is referring to claiming these companies would be violating. this is a duly authorized congressional request. i think the big question is whether mccarthy's statement is running afoul of house ethics rules. the house ethics committee probe is largely toothless and it would take a long time for them to investigate. another option is a criminal referral. again, a very high bar to prosecute something like this from a member of congress. mccarthy could be protected by the speech and debate clause. it really does seem to be more of a political

now that we know that the levees held, the questions turn tao how come telecom didn't work, how come drainage wasn't quite right. how come, most importantly, the power isn't right? in new orleans we have a unique situation unlike many of the surrounding areas. we have fema money from earlier, we have a bond issuance, we're getting arp money. we'll get additional federal money. this is an opportunity not only to be able to diagnose what went wrong here, but much like after we rebuilt after katrina, how do we build back better and stronger. >> joseph giarrusso, thank you for coming on this morning. >> thank you. >>> still to come, house minority leader kevin mccarthy is threatening companies who may cooperate with the january 6th investigation. >>> a physical fight over masks in schools erupts at yet one more school board meeting, this one in florida. this as several counties move forward with mask mandates despite financial penalties imposed by the government. we'll be live from miami. >>> the taliban is showing off weapons and military vehicles stolen from retreating afghan forces as

telecom was the number one most hacked or tried to be breached last year because it has so much data about its consumers after that, health care data is a lot at risk. you have these companies, not just the large banks but you start looking across the street at what companies may be vulnerable it's surprising. colonial surprised people when that got held out for ransom i think you just have to be more aware and spend more of your i.t. budget on cybersecurity >> yeah. colonial pipeline, it's like the hackers were able to hack into i-95 from miami to new york and shut it down effectively that's what they did victoria greene, always a pleasure to have you on. ibm, crowdstrike names you're watching. always appreciate you getting up early for us in texas. have a great day appreciate it. folks, like that, it's gone. we'll see you tomorrow here on "worldwide exchange. "squawk x"s bo inext dow futures up a touch we're back after this. debt free! thanks to sofi. ♪♪ another day, another chance. make the most of it with the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses. and get the

many are threatening to sue the telecom companies if they comply. it appears the investigation is on right track. their guilty is rolling off of them in waves. they are drowning. those republicans are not just running scared from the committee. they are afraid of their own. congressman andy biggs is now lobbying to expel the republican -- the two republican members of the sleth committee from the gop caucus. of course, biggs wouldn't be paranoid if he had nothing to hide. it's funny because kevin -- if he hung a sign on himself saying i committed crimes, don't hurt me, it couldn't be more obvious. >> it's like, listen, i know my accountant may be testifying against me, but he has a nice house and family it would be a shame if something happened to them. it's crude and so clownish and so putin-esque. it gives away the game of where the people are headed. this isn't a conservative political party. they are authoritarians. they need shinier suits and slicked back hair. it has reached the point of absurdity. >> they need to go full on. the thing is, i d

responded. >> the house republican leader kevin mccarthy had a striking response to the request to telecomompanies in particular asking them to retain records, including some records related to members of congress who had participated in the rally that immediately preceded the attack on the capitol. he basically threatened the companies, saying if they complied with these requests for information, they would, quote, lose their ability to operate in the united states, and then when republicans were in the majority, they would not forget any companies that complied with this request for information. i have to ask what you make of that. i think anybody else telling companies not to respond to a congressional inquiry would be considered attempting to tamper with that investigation. i don't know if that sort of designation applies to the republican leader here, but i wanted to get your reaction to that. >> i was astonished, frankly, by his statements. number one, there's no basis in law for it, and number two, as you point out, it is a felony to obstruct a congressional investigation of 1505 of

but then we also saw this week the request of 35 telecom and tech companies asking for records requestsng those of some republican lawmakers who are allies of the former president. you're right, house minority leader kevin mccarthy has pushed back on that as well as republican lawmakers who are on that list. he said should republicans take the majority of the house in 2022, tech companies who comply with this investigation will be punished. at the same time, while mccarthy has said these kinds of requests are illegal, telecom and tech companies have given these records to investigation committees before. mccarthy is not citing a law that says that kind of participation with this committee is illegal. nevertheless, we've seen him out there as republicans have been, trying to muddy the waters around what this committee is doing. on the flip side of it, democrats have said that this is not a partisan exercise. they point to the fact that there are republicans who are not just on this committee, but congresswoman liz cheney is elevated to one of the top spots on it, making it truly bipartis

>> well, we haven't requested records from the telecom companies or social media. we asked that material be retained and not destroyed. and later if we feel it is necessary to get the truth we will use our proper procedures or seek records. but we didn't release the list because this is not an accusation. this is an investigation. we need to follow the facts and uncover the truth, and we didn't believe that releasing a list of names was productive towards that end. there's a lot of reasonings why phone calls or text messages with administrative officials could be relevant to the investigation. but we'll see as we move forward what we need to get, and we're not going to be deter. i mean, we have a mission here which is to uncover the truth for the american people, and all of us very focused on doing that. >> congresswoman, i appreciate your time. thank you. cnn legal analyst and former deputy assistant attorney general elliot williams. do you think minority leader mc mccarthy crossed some sort of legal line and broke the law? >> it was a shameful statement made by a

investigated the january 6th attack, has received thousands of pages of documents requested from telecom social media companies. what are you learning about what this phase of the probe is all about? >> well, this is just about getting as much information as possible so that they can then begin the process of determining who they need to interview and bring in front of the committee for witness interviews. and the committee saying they received thousands of pages of documents from various government agencies and social media companies they requested information from. but even though the committee seems somewhat happy with the cooperation they're receiving, they still say they need a lot more. they made it clear to these companies today that they would like to see more of this information come to them. and if they don't, they said they will, quote, use all the tools they have available to them at their disposal. of course, wolf, that's a not so subtle threat they will use that subpoena power at their disposal. if it comes to that, the committee has a lot of work to do. all this informatio

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all i will say is that all we have sent in this respect, the letters that went out over 30 to telecome the records of individuals that might have information leading that can be helpful at the committee in the investigative steps down the line. in the days and weeks ahead, we'll have more comments and take more steps along the way but that's all we're asking is that they not get rid of these and that they preserve the information. so nobody should be scared by this. this is a normal investigative process and we will follow out of respect for the individuals' privacies, we haven't named individuals listed. >> right. they're naming themselves. so there are some, including congressman brooks who are calling for president biden to be impeached over afghanistan. minority leader mccarthy in this case congressman aguilar stopped short of getting involved with that saying i'll do it later once americans are out so he's punted it. the minority leader in the senate mcconnell was clear he doesn't support it. the reality is there will not be an impeachment and this should be decided at the boallo

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with the past telecom? >> i think they are underestimating the long run of potential inflation to be their expectations. if you are a policymaker, you do not want to admit that this is going to be for years to come. they indicate that they are going to come in the past, on the low side. we will see someone hired -- higher and more stubborn. we will get a dip on the others of things early next year, but then, we think it will be a little higher, and we think the demand side will still get some help from the fiscal stimulus, the child tax credit, low income households, high -- higher rages for lower income workers, and they will help the demand-side. we think the global economy will continue to pick up as well. global pmi's are usually as good as long-running indicators of where yields are heading. i do think that they are underestimating things, and the curve will be volatile for a while. the fed may lag behind in the market a try to get ahead of one bad number, and we could see the curve shift again, but ou

one -- this week kevin mccarthy went so far as to threaten any telecom company that complies with the warning in a statement, this, a republican majority will not forget. sounds like a threat to me. back with me, former u.s. attorney and msnbc legal analyst, joyce vance. good to see you once again. what do you make of kevin mccarthy's threats? >> it is empty. like other legal experts i have spent some time trying to figure out this mysterious law he is mentioning that means the telecoms shouldn't responsible to the subpoenas. there doesn't seem to be anything there. these are-la subpoenas and there are ways congress can enforce them if there's not compliance. it is an empty threat but also a dangerous one. this is a threat to impose some sort of political retribution on companies that comply with lawful subpoenas. that's not something that's worthy of a member of congress. >> is there nothing illegal about what mccarthy is doing? >> it is potentially illegal. i wouldn't want to get too far out in front of that one, but it is obstruction of justice to interfere with a congressional inv

a bunch of federal agencies will have to respond by tomorrow, but also three dozen telecom companies, and phone companies, the committee told all those companies to retain and produce records. communications records. related to specific individuals who may have been involved in the january 6th attack or the trump rally that lead immediately to the attack. the list included republican members of congress. who spoke at that rally. right before the attack, or who were otherwise connected to it. a bunch of those republican members of congress. have since written threatening letters, to all of those telecom and so phone and social media companies, warning those companies that they should not comply with that congressional request. which is kind of amazing its own, right members of congress telling companies not to complete -- the top house republican, actually threatened all the companies himself. telling the companies, when republicans are back and control in washington, republicans will not forget. what these companies do. if they do respond to this request for information and hand over

. >>> still ahead, today is the deadline for telecom and social media companies to turn over recordse select committee investigating the january 6 capitol insurrection. this as defenders of the insurrectionists plan another rally in washington. what could possibly go wrong? what could possibly go wrong i'm not hungry! you're having one more bite! no! one more bite! ♪ kraft. for the win win. icy hot. ice works fast. heat makes it last. feel the power of contrast therapy, so you can rise from pain. i'm not getting through the pandemic just to end up with the flu. i asked for fluzone high-dose quadrivalent. it's the #1-used flu vaccine for people 65 and older. fluzone high-dose quadrivalent is the only vaccine approved by the fda for superior flu protection in adults 65+. i'm not letting my guard down. fluzone high-dose quadrivalent isn't for people who've had a severe allergic reaction to any flu vaccine or vaccine component, including eggs or egg products. tell your health care professional if you've ever experienced severe muscle weakness after receiving a flu shot. people with weake

were seized after immigration officials detained meng wanzhou, a senior executive with the chinese telecom giant huawei, at can vancouver airport in 2018 at the request of u.s. officials. she was wanted on charges of violating u.s. sanctions on iran. for three years, meng battled extradition while under house arrest at her luxury mansion in vancouver. then friday, in a surprise move, a te deal was struck for her release. >> my life has been turned upside down. it was a disruptive time for me as a mother, a wife, and a company executive. >> reporter: today, she returned to china a hero. meng had pled not guilty but as part of her deal, she did confirm she misrepresented huawei's business dealings with iran to h.s.b.c., violating u.s. sanctions. china claims meng's case and the case of the two canadians are not linked, but critics describe china's actions as hostage diplomacy. while it's over for meng and the two michaels it's not over for huawei, the company, just yet. its headquarters is based just right across the border from here in hong kong over in zenging. u.s. prosecutors are now say

as well as 35 different social media and telecom companies.he january 6th attack. the deadline for those requests, deadline for response to those requests was actually today. so, what if anything to the committee received? and what should we know about the preparations for this next trump supporter rally at the capitol. that among other things that's causing the dreaded fans to go backup. joining us now is california congresswoman joe. left his chair of the administrative committee. she's a member of the select committee. congressman it's welcome to have you here today thank so much taking the time thank you, rachel. >> what should the american people understand about the preparations for that rally next weekend? obviously it's better to be safe than sorry, it's better to prepare for something to be worse than it ultimately ends up being? but how are you thinking about it and how confident are you in the preparations? >> i got briefed, as you mentioned, and we have new leadership in the capital police as well as the house sergeant at arms. the

i think to turn around then and make ominous talk to these telecom companies that when we take over itto be different or there will be payback. that's not frankly the republican party i remember and the republican part i ever joined. >>> meanwhile, capitol police say they are closely monitoring the september 18th rally planned. it features the proud boy asks the oath keepers attending that rally in d.c. joining me now, clint watts. clint, welcome. let's get into this here. i am curious your reaction to the september 18th rally at the capitol and security threat it could pose. how do you see it? >> there have been many calls to do rallies around the country since january 6th. but since january 6th, most of those have fizzled out or not been met with a lot of support in the on line communities. september 18th is the first one where we are seeing seizable discussion about possibly attending. i think it is a little early to tell. it's about two weeks before these things happen that you start to see a pickup. i expect this week we will know how legitimate are their pulse to actually show up

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