eastern live for "sunday morning features" join us with exclusive interviews with jim jordan, senator marsha blackburn, ken paxton and the president and head of r&d for my dear another vaccine maker stephen, my special guest start smart on fox business every week day six to 9:00 a.m. eastern with "mornings with maria" we hope you'll start your day with us every weekday on fox business. that will do it for us right now, thank you for joining us have a great rest of the weekend everybody. i'll see you next time. ♪. gerry: hello and welcome to the wall street journal at large i am james freeman filling in for gerry baker. a much bigger government and who's going to pay for, president joe biden and congressional democrats are working to enact a $3.5 trillion spending increase financed in part by higher taxes despite vice president kamala harris assuring us that the unfettered spending of the left will not impact middle americans. >> and suggest that we are clear, we are not going to raise middle-class taxes to pay for. because that's what the president promised and that's what we must d

jim jordan and lauren boebert among other key loyal supporters of former president trump. the records request could prove to be a lengthy legal battle. republicans call the move a waste of taxpayer dollars for the first time. the u.s. department of health and human services will establish an office to address climate change and health equity. >> officials noting the devastating effects of climate change seen in just the last few weeks in the united states from severe heat and wildfires. the flash floods and tropical storms health and human services secretary javier becerra says the alarm bells are ringing and it is time the climate change crisis dressed as a public health issue at the national level. >> farm workers in the fields elderly people in sweltering apartments. are dying from severe heat. wildfires are choking people wiping out entire towns worsening the risks of the covid-19 pandemic. but from a string of tropical storms have ground people in the southeast. and in my home state of california. people's taps are running dry. reservoirs are vanishing. >> the new off

eastern live for "sunday morning features" join us with exclusive interviews with jim jordan, senator marsha blackburn, ken paxton and the president and head of r&d for my dear another vaccine maker stephen, my special guest start smart on fox business every week day six to 9:00 a.m. eastern with "mornings with maria" we hope you'll start your day with us every weekday on fox business. that will do it for us right now, thank you for joining us have a great rest of the weekend everybody. i'll see you next time. ♪. gerry: hello and welcome to the wall street journal at large i am james freeman filling in for gerry baker. a much bigger government and who's going to pay for, president joe biden and congressional democrats are working to enact a $3.5 trillion spending increase financed in part by higher taxes despite vice president kamala

eastern live for "sunday morning features" join us with exclusive interviews with jim jordan, senator marsha blackburn, ken paxton and the president and head of r&d for my dear another vaccine maker stephen, my special guest start smart on fox business every week day six to 9:00 a.m. eastern with "mornings with maria" we hope you'll start your day with us every ♪♪ ♪♪ >> hello, everyone. i am larry couple. autumn because of the infrastructure package, democrats successfully rush to pass the budget resolution patchwork. all sorts of republican amendment and ever complains that unfortunately won't amount to it. the final vote on the final package was 50 -- 49 in favor of the dems.

people like jim jordan and mo brooks. people who are really advancing this whole false narrative about the election and who are extremely disruptive on the legislative agenda. and when you go to the democrats, i don't see that level of extremism. you have people who are ideologically left, sure. but they're not making excuses for violence or they are not making any bones about who they are and how they vote, and they work with their fellow democrats. i think it is laughable to see the democratic party at this point as some sort of hard leftist party, it certainly isn't. have progressives pushed that agenda? absolutely. that is how you keep a party healthy, is by having discussions between centrists, liberals and progressives. on the other hand, when you look at what is the agenda and the dynamic and strategy of the gop right now, it is really catering to this very hard right, energized face. host: about a minute and a half. it seems that simply stating fake news is a common retort to actual, factual data. how can this be

you have top republicans like kevin mccarthy and jim jordan at the top of the judiciary committee also very much trying to discourage movement on these bills and encourage republicans not to support them, that path. i think it's fascinating. i think you're seeing divisions in both parties. >> host: cat zakrzewski? >> guest: i don't think we're seeing different motivations that are bring the lawmakers to these issues it's really interesting, you mention ken buck supporting these bills to see how he's been connecting these antitrust bills that are bipartisan to the broader republican need to talk to the earlier and the conversation without issues of censorship. his argument is that it wouldn't matter as much with facebook does on content moderation, et cetera, if there were -- people like more choice about which platform they were to go to. obviously those don't have much weight. democrats were coming at these issues for different reasons. their concerns were about companies power really are more connected to broader concerns of economic inequality, also the concerns about the lack of re

thousands of cops injured, 25 dead, yet jim jordan, jim banks kicked off at the january 6 committee. liz cheney and the other i hate trump republican. if you really cared about violence on january 6th wouldn't you also investigate those riots? >> of course you would. but that basically would destroy the democratic narrative. you see, that is their base. so the democrats, pelosi, they will focus on everything else except the crime in the street. but the american public is not stupid. they are counting days off for 2022. i guarantee it blows he will retire and we will get law and order in the democratic cities after 2022 elections. >> sean: probably the most midterm in our lifetime, leo 2.0 terrell. the villain of the day? who is it? we will tell you ahead. .. >> sean: fake news cnn humpty dumpty and the our villain of the day v uses se visual to feature a segment comparing trump supporters to members of the jonestown cult. >> these citizens in other countries email me and say why doesn't the american media called trump out fandom for what it is? sometimes they were his -- use the word

jillian: scotsman jim jordan demanding answers after he said the whistleblower accused the white house of failing to enforce border policies. >> it was a lower so they are not detaining people they are supposed to detain are sending back people there supposed to, or testing the individuals they are supposed to test, just releasing them all over the country, 75% aren't following the protocols. i don't think we will get much of an answer. we just have to hang on, highlight as much as we can until republicans take back the house and then call them in fractional hearings and get more answers. jillian: fox news obtaining is showing a 900% increase in migrant covid cases in the rio grande valley sector alone compared to the past 14 months, 12 minutes after the hour, we are learning the cdc's updated mask guidance was based on the covid spike in a popular vacation spot but should that impact restrictions to the rest of the country? we are asking harvard medical professor next. todd: a muslim group, an immigrant from iran appears to be silenced while denouncing critical race.. >> you made the

here to react to that, ohio governor jim jordan. i said this earlier on twitter, i think that this frankly is an impeachable offense. our country is being overrun and not enough republicans are making hay of this and the republicans want it to happen, your reaction? >> no, it is intentional. harming our country by not following the law and enforcing the border. hillary clinton said five years ago when she wanted a borderless hemisphere, we now have it under the biden administration. and just to say how bad it was, march was the highest record for illegal crossing until april, and then april was the highest month until may. and they may was the highest until june coming we just got the numbers come in june was the highest month until july. that's what you call a bad trend. in no conclusion but this is intentional. you are right, the biden administration is responsible for the chaotic situation on our southern border and all that comes along with that when you have just this influx of people with covid and all other concerns. >> laura

. >> reporter: congressman jim jordan attempting some verbal gymnastics this week about his phone call with president trump on january 6. >> so january 6, did you speak with him before, during or after the capitol was attacked? >> i spoke with him that day after. i think after. i don't know if i spoke with him in the morning or ki not. >> sounds like he has something to hide and he is trying to threaten people so hement would be won't be called. >> reporter: as many are continuing to defend their own narrative, congressman mo brooks defending his decision to wear body arrest armor saying that he had threats of antifa, no threats but from socialists and blm in particular. it is all part of an ongoing attempt to rewrite the history of what transpired that day when top leaders expressed shock and stated just where the responsibility lay. >> the president bears responsibility for wednesday's attack on do you think by mob rioters. >> reporter: and in the immediate aftermath, many republicans showed outrage. >> we condemn this violence. >> and the president's immediate action deserves congre

even shared by sitting members of congress like jim jordan. but they're riddled with problems and bad information. here's dr. dan stotts speaking before the mount vernon board. >> so thing you should know about coronavirus and all other respiratory viruses, they are small enough to go through every mask. knowing half the people who came down with symptomatic disease had no contact with an unknown status individual. where did they get the disease? the answer was from the vaccinated individuals. you can't prevent with it a vaccine because they don't do the very thing you're wanting them to do. you will be chasing this the remainder of your life until you recognize the center for disease control and the indiana board of health are giving you very bad scientific guidance. >> okay. so joining me now is erica herron, an education report he for the indianapolis star, and dr. gabriel bosslet. an associate professor at indiana university of medicine. i'm so glad both of you are here as well. this is a very important topic. doctor, the man is well spoke

jordan, kevin mccarthy to talk about their discussions with former president trump that played out on the days of january 6. dana: always a pleasure to see you, thank you so much we will see you next sunday. up next our power play of the week emily harrington on embracing her fears and her record-breaking competitors in the spore that is as fascinating as frightening and as chris wallace told you, she made headlines setting a new record on a classic course. the power. - - power player of the week.. >> i was drawn to the sea. >> free climbing walk on —- rock walls using gesture hands and the rope. >> you talk about that place of fear and discomfort it's like trying to avoid that you spend your life seeking that. >> as humans we avoid those harder feelings. these are natural human emotions spent the first woman to free claim the golden gate at yosemite's famed in less than 24 hours. a punishing assent that usually takes days. >> it is one of the most massive and beautiful walls. >> what is so special about the goldengate route in 24 hours quick. >> it's a massive challenge of everythi

jordan. it becomes a very serious investigative body. that is going to turn over every rock and look around every corner. and that means that subpoenas some of the people that mccarthy wanted to put on that committee, to in fact muddy the waters. i've said it before i'll say it again. there's an awful lot of smoke here for their not to be any fire. and at some point, if this body does its job, and puts the people on, puts people out there and makes them testify around this, we are going to find out some in detail what trump knew and when he knew it. and what did the other republican leaders sort of no talk to him about behind the scenes here. the american people need to know and have the right to. i'm excited by this bipartisan committee. and in serious investigative body, it has not turned into the partisan circus that i think mccarthy wanted it to. >> kinzinger does not rule out a mccarthy subpoena, and touching on what was talked about briefly in our last segment, i want to get a quick rea

kevin mccarthy, jim jordan spoke with trump on january 6th. whose records do you want to see? >> i'm going to leave it as you might imagine to the chairman to make this disclosure is public in a formal announcement but i can tell you this, we intend to be very thorough. we want to know exactly what took place before january 6th that led to that tragic day. >> tucker: jim banks represents indiana in the united states congress and he is apparently one of the republicans whose phone records will be grabbed. he is definitely one serving on the commission on the first place. he joins us now, thanks so much for coming on. so this does seem without precedent, it seems like a threat to the legitimacy of our government. who you talk to is nobody's business. an important principle here, is there anything you can do to stop this as a member of congress? >> first of all, this is an abuse of power by congress we have never seen before. that nancy pelosi, speaker of the house would weaponize her power in congress to spy on her political opponents is something that is unthinkable in our syst

maria: that was ohio congressman jim jordan with me last weekend on this program on how biden's radical policies are destroying america and that's just 7 months into the presidency. joining me right now is former speaker of the house newt gingrich, fox news contribbor. newt, assess what you're seeing? >> the big thing to realize is that this is just the opening of what will be a nightmare. you have beijing, the chinese communist government, saying, you know, taiwan looks pretty delectable because nobody believes u.s. will fight. more aggressive with israel, more aggressive with saudi arabia. you have the southern border which is basically collapsed and we have people coming in with covid, people coming in with criminal records. no controls of any kind. of course, you're now going to have a stream of terrorists coming out of afghanistan knowing that if they can get to the southern border they can get in the u.s. easily so i think you have a heightened threat there. you go through item after item and biden is about to have sort of a crisis of crises, so many different things going wrong a

we also reached out to representative jim jordan who has acknowledged he spoke to the president in the past. he says he has nothing to hide. if he's asked to preserve his records, he's willing to work with this committee with whatever requests they ask. what is the target of this, and what information will surface, kate, is the big outstanding question. so we know they're going to go for the records. they're going to ask for them first. possibly subpoenas down the line. if they can't get what they need voluntarily, then likely we will start to hear from witnesses. the other big question, hoping to hear more about this week is what is going to happen next in hearing world. who we will hear from as we have only just had that one emotional hearing last month. >> absolutely. whitney, thank you very much. >>> coming up, the recall election of california's governor is three weeks away. the impact of that vote could be felt nationwide. that's next. >>> the california recall is three weeks away and will decide the political fate of democratic governor newsom. it's a state with a long and messy

. >> so look, we know who she's talking about, trump allies jim banks and jim jordan both rejec. what does this say about our democracy? >> that's the point i've been trying to make over the last 48 hours, what is happening in afghanistan is tragic but more tragic is our inability to perceive the democracy. we're trying to install a deck moc -- da emodemocracy. their leaders weren't willing to stay in the country and fight for it but here we're fighting for our democracy at a fragile point in the country's history and what we need to do to preserve it. people putting up pictures of the taliban in certain meeting rooms or whatever, i still remember and it's still visceral to me the confederate flag being raised at the u.s. capitol. we should keep our eye on the ball and focus on it. if the most tragic thing that could happen to the world, to our country and all of us is not what is happening in afghanistan but losing our democracy here, that will have a much more profound effect on the world than what is happening in afghanistan and that is i think, where we fundamentally need to

. >> yeah, jim jordan of ohio. he is one who has spoken to donald trump in the run-up to january 6th. spoke with donald trump on january 6th and was viewed by the democrats as a material witness of what happened on that day on january 6th. and he is one of the republicans who could be targeted by this investigation, at least the conversations that he had with donald trump provided potential and any information he had about what donald trump's mind set was at the time. now, what we are learning is that the committee has asked 35 companies, telecom companies to preserve records from communications they had from the middle of 2020 through the end of january 2021. now, they don't list the individuals whom they are asking to preserve records for, but we have learned from our sources that they could include republican members of congress. some of whom participated in that so-called stop the steal rally that occurred on the day of the insurrection here in the capital. people like congressman mo brooks of alabama. others s

this is congressman jim jordan hemming and hawing trying not to make eye contact, thrown for a loop by one very simple question. did you speak with the then-president on january 6th? >> did you speak with president trump on january 6th? >> yeah, i mean i spoke with the president last week. i speak with the president all the time. i talk with president trump all the time, and i don't think that's unusual. i would expect members of congress to talk with the president of the united states when they're trying to get done the things they tell the voters in their district to do. i'm actually kind of amazed sometimes people keep -- of course i talk with the president -- like i said i talked with him last week. >> on january 6th did you speak with him before, during or after the capitol was attacked? >> i'd have to -- i spoke with him that day after -- i think after. i don't know if i spoke with him in the morning or not. i just don't know. i'd have to go back -- i mean, i don't know that -- when those conversations happened. but what i know is i spoke with him all the time. >> oh, boy. you sp

jim jordan of ohio has faced multiple allegations that he turned a blind eye to sexual bees by the ohio state wrestling team physician, while jordan was the assistant coach. yet, republicans continues to stand by him, even choosing to be the wrecking member of the house judiciary committee. we have even seen this on the supreme court, clarence thomas was confirmed, despite a neatest hills sexual rasmussen. case hinted was brett kavanaugh afternoon -- of sexual assault. not a single republican voted no one companies confirmation. congressman matt gates of florida is currently under investigation by the department of justice over whether he had a sexual relationship with a second 17 year old girl and paid for him to travel with her. adam kinzinger has called on him to resign and gaetz remains in office and on his committees. then of course, of course, just look at the former president who led an insurrection and was impeached twice, and has been accused of sexual misconduct by more than two dozen women. republicans as a whole, have never tried to hold him accountable for any of that. he r

let's bring in the fiercest critics, house committee member and republican congressman jim jordan. good to have you back. i've got to say, we've heard from people across the aisle among the whole political spectrum western and what the administration is done. and what the is moving forward. is this an important time to just get the americans out? >> at this time there's three priorities. priority number one is everybody should praying for the families of the 13 fallen family members. and secure the southern border. when you've got embolden terrorists in afghanistan it's incumbent upon us to get control of the border that looks to me the biden administration is deliberately said they're not going to have a boy there. when you look month after an month, 212,000 the month of july. those are the three priorities but as far as what's happened that led us to the position. robert gates said it best. there's not been a foreign policy that's been any good in the last 20 years made by joe biden. when you reject weakness in the oval office, bad guys do bad things and we saw that play out. we

jordan. but they're riddled with problems and bad information. here's dr. dan stock speaking before the mt. vernon community school board. pay close attention. >> so things you should know about coronavirus and all other respiratory viruses. they are spread by aerosol particles which are small enough to go through every mask. knowing people who came down with symptomatic disease had no contact with -- where did they get the disease? and the answer was, from the vaccinated individuals. you can't prevent it with a vaccine because they don't do the very thing you're wanting them to do. and you will be chasing this the remainder of your life until you recognize that the center for disease control and the indiana state board of health are giving you very bad scientific guidance. >> okay. so joining me now is erica heron. she is an education reporter for "the indianapolis star," and dr. gabriel bosslet. i'm so glad both of you are here as well. this is a very important topic. dr. bosslet, the man i

jordan and lauren, both boebert the records requests could prove to be a lengthy legal battle. republicans against request called the move a waste of taxpayer dollars. >> cloud 4 is your local election headquarters today was your last chance to register to vote by mail for the upcoming recall election. they had to be postmarked by 05:00pm today. if you missed today's deadline, you can still vote just visit the registrar's office or a voting location to register to vote through election day, which is september. the 14th. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> the giants began their most important homestand of the season. 4 games against the brewers. 3 versus the dodgers. they began it today because they're taking on the brewers right now and they are losing 2 to nothing in the bottom of the 6 that certainly isn't the scoreboard. but we will have a final score. once that game goes final. and of course, we'll have those highlights now. the big news off the field. the team was hit with the news today that alex wood one of their starting pitchers has tested pos

what if the committee subpoenas its own, jim jordan, lauren bobert and kevin mccarthy, will they fight back against it? legally i don't see a basis to do that. there's no way they can call on that to try to get out of that. even conversations that may have happened between, let's say, kevin mccarthy and the white house. that won't be subject to executive privilege because it's outside of the executive branch. all they really can do to avoid testifying, maybe there's political ways, but they can take the fifth. anyone can take the fifth if they think they may have criminal liability. they're entitled to do that. sure does look terrible. >> you're a prosecutor and can look at this as a prosecutor, given the focus that this initial request are people who are involved in that stop the steal rally as opposed to others who were not or came in later in on. >> the focus of the rally, what were the expectations for this rally? what were people in the white house saying was going to happen at this rally? what were they playing? did they play with the timing for any reason to perhaps coincide wit

the respectable version that you get from josh hawley and jim jordan is essentially a version of this theory. they basically said we voted to block joe biden's electors because we believe the state legislature is the only authority for election rules and those states violated the legislature and therefore they don't count. >> absolutely. trump himself in an interview he gave to phil rutger and carol leaning said the same thing. he said put aside the fraud. even if you put that aside, you had election administers and courts and governors sending rules that were not approved by the legislature and therefore that was listen enough to throw it to the state legislature. even if, and i make this point, because even if courts wouldn't go along with that, if there had been a republican house, that -- the members of the house couldn't have accepted it. it's not clear that the courts would have overturned it. it gives enough air of respectability that it could have been a very thin reed upon which we could say he won but he lost. >> the speech on january 6th. he said it wasn't particularly clos

congressman jim jordan is one of them. he talked to maria bartiromo earlier today. listen here. >> you've got to build the wall, you've to got to have the remain in mexico policy, and you need to, imagine this, maria, enforce the law. >> reporter: but no one would claim doing any of those things is easy. the biden administration said that it's doing all it can and will do more. border patrol agents here tell us there certainly needs to be more action. not so much the words, they don't appreciate those, they really want alaska. eric? eric: all right, jonathan, on the southern border. thank you. meanwhile, we're following the events in afghanistan, in kabul. the u.s. embassy, we're toldings has been fully evacuated. the airport, it's almost 1:30 in the morning, people hope to flee as the taliban are about to take over. our fox news coverage comets next with "the big sunday show." arthel: thank you very much for joining us here on "fox news live." keep it right here for all the latest developments next hour and throughout the evening. enjoy your evening. thank you for

this was congressman jim jordan himming and huhhing trying not to make eye contact. thrown for a loop by one very simple question. did you speak with the then-president on january 6th? >> did you speak with president trump on january 6th? >> yeah. i mean, i speak -- i spoke with the president last week. i speak with the president all the time. i spoke with him on january 6th. i mean, i talk with president trump all the time. i don't think that's unusual. i would expect members of congress to talk with the president of the united states when they're trying to get done the things they told the voters in their district to do. i -- i -- i'm actually kind of amazed sometime people keep asking this. of course, like i said, i talked to him last week. >> on january 6th, did you speak with him before, during, or after the capitol was attacked? >> i'd have to go -- i'd -- i spoke with him, that day, after? i think after? i don't know if i spoke with him in the morning or not. i -- i just don't know. i'd have to go back and -- i mean, i don't -- i don't -- i don't know that --

jordan of ohio both have said they spoke to the former president, donald trump, on that day. so while the committee is not tipping its hand right now, that's a logical first place to look in terms of the information that they'll be in search of. >> norm, do you see any legal issues when it comes to obtaining phone records of sitting members of congress and can telecommunications companies deny the request from the committee? >> anderson, thanks for having me back. there are always legal rules that apply, but here you have a well founded basis for seeking the phone records. in any investigation, whether it's congressional, civil, criminal, you need evidence in order to make the case, so i think there's an adequate basis to ask for them and i think they're going to get them. >> ryan, could members -- >> the committee has told us repeatedly that they are going to go wherever this investigation takes them. if that means to call in front of the committee members of congress who had knowledge as to what could have happened that day, they are not afraid to do that. it's not just nec

said he would support the house select junior six committee issuing subpoenas to fellow republicans jim jordan and kevin mccarthy kings in your and liz cheney are the only republicans on the committee chosen by speaker nancy pelosi. and thousands of germans protesting in berlin today against coronavirus restrictions that require proof of vaccination or a recent negative test some activities believe 500 arrests. eric: it's been another weekend of street shootings as we have been reporting new york city police department lieutenant who has assigned gun violence was wounded and happen friday night as they struggled with a suspected gang member they gang member had 25 prior arrest, and was in the street after being arrested there last year for allegedly having a gun, the lieutenant shot in the ankle and is going to be okay in the borough of queens a search underway for suspects accused in the shooting last night ten people shot outside of a laundromat including overshooting drive-by of a moped three of the victims are gang members, seven were innocent bystanders people on the street at nigh

jordan is drawing attention to how their performing and other areas giving up energy independence to opec strong economy to inflation in safe neighborhoods and crimes and dr. fauci, we have california governor gavin newsom and a recall new york governor cuomo pushed out, what does this mean, is there hope what does this mean for the midterm for nancy pelosi holding the gavel, what do you think. >> i hope it's a real wake-up call and maybe the dems will realize that their policies are not only unpopular, that is not as big of a deal there unpopular, they're dangerous we have taken away our own pipeline and given one to russia and everybody's paying a dollar or more per gallon for their own fuel because of this administration, we're seeing inflation take money out of people's hands and pockets whether they go to the grocery store of their buying clothes for their kids to go back to school, inflation is indivisible but very hurtful tax mostly on per-pupil. if people are just enjoying that and love it, that's a wonderful way to run the country, keep the democrats and because they're the

and for them, does that mean that down the road when jim jordan has a copyingional committee, he will be able to get biden's private conversations with ron mcklain? that's something that these government lawyers always worry about. it will be a complicated, legal fight and the outcome won't necessarily be predictable. >> betsy woodruff swan, thank you. appreciate that. >> thank you. >>> united states supreme court took a radical turn that shocked a lot of people. pretty much anyone paying attention. we'll explain what's happening at the high court next. plain whg at the high court next look at you! getting back to normal. or at least your 2021 version of what normal should be. and no matter what that is, walgreens is here to help you do it your way. with delivery in as little as one hour. because now... things come to you. same day vaccination appointments. because you're ready. and walgreens cash rewards you can donate back to your community. the new normal? have to admit, it does have its upside. walgreens. this is the greatest idea you'll ever hear. okay, it's an app that compares

and look, we know some members like jim jordan and kevin mccarthy, they have spoken publicly about speaking with the president in the white house on that day but do you have other specific names in mind? >> i'm not going to mention the names because this is not an accusation. this is an investigation. there had been public reports of various members allegedly applauding to do various things. we don't know if that's true. but we need to find out and so that's why we're asking for evidence. this is not going to be an investigation that is rooted in speculation. it's going to be rooted in the facts. we'll follow the facts wherever they lead us and then hopefully we will find a complete picture for the american people. >> one element of this records' request that i found head sketching is that the committee is asking for documents pertaining to and the quote is the mental stability of trump or quote his fitness for office in the days after the insurrection. why? >> well, i don't want to get into what we might find but obviously, what other officials were contemplating or discussing relative to

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ahead to, them does that mean that down the road, when jim jordan has a congressional committee, he will be able to get biden's private conversation to? this is what these government workers are always worried about. so this will be a complicated legal fight and the outcome will not be necessary predictable. >> betsy woodruff swan, thank you so much, i appreciate. that ahead, the united states supreme court took a radical turn the chalked a lot of people, pretty much anyone paying attention we will explain what is happening at the high court, next. e high court, next es into the esophagus. prilosec otc uses a unique delayed-release formula that helps it pass through the tough stomach acid. it then works to turn down acid production, blocking heartburn at the source. with just one pill a day, you get 24-hour heartburn protection. prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. are your hr processes weighing down your employees? on to quarterly projections! expense report! if you're using multiple systems, re-entering data over and over time sheet! using email and spreadsheets to m

jordan may have taken. >> any idea when the next hearing is? >> we know the senate judiciary committee will have closed door hearings in the next few days. their investigation is running in parallel and it will be moeing quickly and immediately. >>> betsy, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for watching this hour of right now more news with jose diaz balart. >> referee: good morning, i'm in for craig melvin. this hour we're following breaking news for you. any minute now we're expecting to hear from president biden after a block buster july jobs report. the biggest monthly begin since august. we're going to hear from the numbers and what it signals about an ongoing recovery. 943,000 jobs were added beating expectations. that's just under the entire population of delaware. but

there's jim jordan of ohio who faced multiple allegations he turned a blind eye to sexual abuse by the ohio state wrestling team physician. yet, republicans continue to stand by limb, choosing him to be their ranking member. we have seen this on the supreme court. clarence thomas was confirmed despite anita hill's accusation of sexual harassment. so was brett kavanaugh. not a single republican voted no on his confirmation. congressman matt gates of florida is under investigation. only one of his republican colleagues, congressman kinzinger, has called on him to resign. he remains in office. and on his committees. of course, of course, just look at the former president who led an insurrection, was impeached twice and has been accused of sexual misconduct by more than two dozen women. republicans have never tried to hold him accountable for any of that. he remains the de facto leader of the party and their likely presidential candidate in 2024. donald trump and all these other republican men have denied everything and refuse to acknowledge the validity of any of the allegations against t

because while you may not know exactly, what's say jim jordan and mark meadows white house chief of chaff made steady on january 5th, you now know you can ask particular lawmaker about what he was talking about with the chief of staff, on january 5th. all of these things, will end up being really big and potentially powerful clues. not answers, but clues. and it strikes me as well, in what it probably indicates is that members of the committee, and their investigators, more importantly, are hearing sort of side long information, that points to specific lawmakers, that points to what lawmakers were saying at the time, about their conversations. and may have been sharing with their peers, and hands those phone records become much more interesting. >> to be continued, carol, peter, tom, thanks to all of you tonight. coming up former fema administrator is here and the daunting recovery effort ahead for louisiana. as the city of new orleans, as you saw, remains in the dark tonight. and later, how some hospitals are being pushed to the brink by covid patients, are having trouble taking care of

>> i think jim jordan probably didn't have a subpoena in mind when he asked to get involved with the select committee. it's certainly what he deserves. i think what you're seeing is a serious committee that wants to get to the bottom, get to the truth. it's not a partisan thing. republicans like adam kinzinger and liz cheney who want to get to the bottom of this. it's not just a bunch of democrats. i agree with you that it is a somewhat novel question. i don't think it's right to say -- it's true. it's not like trump's totally bogus claims of immunity that he's been making for the last four years and have lost all the way up to the supreme court. it's not that bad. it is pretty clear to me that congress, if they authorize these subpoenas should get it, both the text of the statute section 192 and 194 as well as the ethics in government act will be permitted. it hasn't been tested in the courts. that's because people in congress tend to tell the truth when they're subpoenaed. they don't turn into dracula and afraid of sunlight. that's what trump and his ilk are all about. >> professor