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but here it's commanded by thomas b smith. that's georgians and tennesseans. here, kentucky troops, florida troops. and they're coming in both directly west, northwest in these two positions against, these very few infantry regiment. but what's helping them here is the 14th ohio light artillery, seth laird's battery, six six. rodman's and and the first missouri light artillery here, which is six napoleons. these two batteries in an hour and a half are going to fire 1119 rounds. that's 15 rounds a minute. all right. and the casualties that they're going to produce within these ranks, it's mostly to be by artillery fire, by my best determination, actually, more than the infantry fire opposing maybe close to half and half, but that's what you have occurring here, is these these batteries keeping these troops honest. they can't penetrate that position. the floridian heavily in front of the artillery, probably taking over 500 losses within the ranks. the kentuckians are probably little bit last 130 killed and wounded. don't have the exact on on smith but probably l

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adam smith thomas jefferson. consider heroes, almost saints , the youth aspires to work. to other values, let's listen. i am in favor of bringing the current resolution number nine that denounces the horrors of socialism, and why i am bringing this resolution to the us house of representatives to debate young people in america by the media and academia into believing that socialism is an economic model that will lead americans to prosper. the problem is they fall for it they believe it his evidence nearly 40% of generation z believe that the communist document written by karl marx, the father of marxism , is a better defense of freedom and equality than thomas jefferson's declaration of independence. what's even worse is that a poll of americans of all ages didn't give me that 40% of them think socialism is good. it's the dictator we can't let this vicious dialogue take hold in this country. we are in the united states about the raft of svoboda nikolaevich that this lady is simply in a panic. you see, historical

smith's staff led by thomas wyndham, a veteran prosecutor who had been working out of the office of the u.s. attorney in washington, has poured through hundreds of witness transcripts, turned over by the house committee that investigated the january 6 attack. and that is where we start today with some of our favorite reporter bz and friends. andrew weissmann is here. a former general counsel for the fbi. with us at the table. "new york times" washington correspondent author of "donald trump against the united states" and andrew, i turn to you first, on whether this is a coincidence that the search happens in the same news cycle in which we learn of a subpoena for mike pence. >> well, joyce vance reminded me there is no such thing and i'm loathe to ever disagree with joyce vance. but this is where i do think it is a coincidence that we see these two things colliding at the same time. you know, i just don't think that they're related. i think their separate issues that have -- and you could understand the timeline for both of them. i actually think that the one that is really potentially

thomas. >> and pierre, our team has learned that this subpoena comes after months of negotiations with pence's team? >> reporter: that's right, david. special counsel jack smith is investigating the former president's alleged mishandling of classified information and his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. vice president pence faced enormous pressure to throw owl electoral votes on january 6th and he later had to run for his life as trump supporters swarmed the capitol. smith was appointed last november to oversee the probes. he's been negotiating with former vice president pence's team for months, and tonight, word of that subpoena. it's not immediately clear what information the special counsel is seeking. no response yet from the former vice president, david. >> pierre thomas live in washington. pierre, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the war in ukraine tonight, as president zelenskyy pleads for more help from europe. ukrainian forces are now bracing for a major new push from russia. so, let's get to tom soufi burridge in ukraine tonight. and tom, some russian officials say that major push have already begun? >> reporter: yeah, david, the warn

and that is why i think what jack smith, the special counsel, did tonight is so important. presidents have been subpoenaed before. thomasjefferson was subpoenaed in 1807, burner, nixon for tapes watergate, no clinton was subpoenaed for testimony relating to whitewater and the monica lewinsky piece of that investigation. but vice presidents i'm not sure ever have. spiro agnew, i remember, the u.s. attorney, the federal prosecutor got the remarks, the bank records voluntarily from him. so it's a dramatic step, but it's exactly the step you take as a federal prosecutor toward the end of your investigation. you've heard from all these other witnesses, cassidy hutchinson and others who surrounded the vice president and the vice presidents team, and they have told a very damning story about donald trump. but if you're the prosecutor and your thinking, am i going to bring this case before a federal jury and federal grand jury i need to know what pence himself was told in his own words. and so that is why the subpoena is so important. >> we have to potential criminal cases coming down to the essence of two phone calls. one in g

subpoenaed by special counsel jack smith, seeking information about the january 6th insurrection and the classified documents scandal. chief justice correspondent pierre thomastracking the case. fwo good morning, pierre. >> reporter: good morning. the special counsel investigating former president trump is seeking information about his former vice president. mike pence now facing a subpoena from jack smith who was appointed last november to investigate president trump's alleged mishandling of classified information and his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. sources telling abc news smith wants information about those attempts to stop joe biden from becoming president. we know that pence was under enormous pressure to throw out electoral votes on january 6th. trump was furious with him in the days leading up to the insurrection. pence running for his life as trump supporters swarmed the capitol and trump doing nothing to help. pence's attorneys have been negotiating with federal prosecutors for months as they sought his testimony. so, now, no comment from pence. and we don't know if he might try to invoke executive privilege, but clearly, this marks an es

thomas jefferson back in the early 1800s, richard nixon during watergate, then bill clinton during the whitewater investigation. i am not sure any subpoenas of vice presidents. we don't know enough about why jack smithence. we can guess a good chunk of it has to do with the fact that pence was the kind of fulcrum point for the pressure donald trump and others exerted to try to throw out the election results culminating on january 6. geoff: mike pence could challenge this under executive privilege. so too could donald trump. how could those claims hold up under scrutiny, including for former vice president mike pence, who has written a book, given interviews, written a detailed op-ed for the wall street journal in november about the events around january 6? neal: any assertion of executive privilege to block telling the truth will fall on its face. it will not be successful. that is over a few reasons. one, there has already been waiver of executive privilege by former vice president pence because he has written and talked about this extensively. second, the u.s. preme court has said that executive privilege really lies in the hands of the incumbent president. that is joe biden, not a former presiden