you know, for weeks now jim jordan and jim banks have been raising some very tough questions, questions that need to be answered about why speaker pelosi didn't make sure that capitol police had all the tools they needed to be prepared for that day. now maybe because they were raising those questions they got canceled by this new cancel culture that we see moving throughout the country, led by speaker pelosi and a lot her socialist allies in congress where the want to shut out voices that race tough questions that they don't want to be asked or answered. and yet they were starting to raise those questions about why they capitol police didn't have the tools they needed. what kind of intelligence did speaker pelosi get early on, weeks in advance and leader mccarthy talked about, they gave telltale signals that could have prevented what happened on january 6th? speaker pelosi said she doesn't want those questions asked so she kicked them off the committee. she took an unprecedented step of refusing to allow members to be appointed by the minority leader to a select committee, and that neve

jim jordan is ranking member of the judiciary committee. they represent millions of constituents across this country who feel like their voice has now been silenced and so when we talk about making sure we know what happens and why it will never happen again well such remember for the last six months people have been able to come because of it. for much of that kind with guard soldiers on the ground. these grounds were protected by fencing and razor wire. this is more important than what we're doing here and what we're doing. we have to make sure that never happens again. we have to protect the people who work year. we have to protect the press who covers displaced equipped to protect our law enforcement. we have to protect our staff and we have to do it in a way where the american people still have access to the people's house. you simply cannot do that with a partisan hearing by silencing the voices of millions of american voters and that's exactly what happened and that's why we are so angry, frustrated and upset right now. with that i w

that same question that jim jordan is facing. it's clear there were a number of republicans including the ones who v might be called in t testimony. what their response will be, i think, is the big question mark here. the democrats that i've talked to including democratic leaders that i've talked to, they indicate that no one is off limits including white house officials and these republican congressmen. i want to say one other thing because i think this story, something that's sticking to me, is the fact that the president and republicans are saying that these conservative supporters who broke into the capitol who had all this violence, that they were treated worse than black lives matter activists. i have to tell you as someone who has covered a lot of black live matter protests, people would have been shot. people would have been killed. i've seen so much less and seen so much more force used against african-american protesters that we need to underscore the idea there were a lot of officeers who were using restraint that day,

i know jim jordan, john. jim jordan knows exactly when he spoke to donald trump on january 6th and he knows exactly what donald trump said to him. jim jordan doesn't stammer like that. i've rarely seen jim jordan stammer like that. j john, this is why it's so important that jim jordan and kevin mccarthy and mark meadows and all of these guys get subpoenaed and get their butts in front of that select committee. >> they're not going to talk, though, joe. do you expect they actually will? >> no. i don't think they'll show or adhere to a subpoena but they should still be issued and delivered those subpoenas. brianna, the most important things we need to find out are how and why did january 6th happen? trump incite d it. but then trump's behavior that day, we know from reports that he sat in front of the tv and che cheered on these supporters. he was speaking to jrnd and he was speaking to mccarthy multiple times that day. >> we'll see what that means. what is it for a member of congress to ignore a congressional

. >> well we're now learning about jim jordan's multiple conversations with the president on january six, and why the select committee is taking his phone records, and how the unhinge response of public health measures during the pandemic is taking a very dark turn. >> i'm gonna speak in front of the school board, and i'm gonna give them an option, they can leave or they can be removed. >> it all starts right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. on september 26 2001, almost 20 years ago, 15 days after the u.s. was attacked on 9/11, a dozen cia operatives landed in northern afghanistan. their mission was to lay the groundwork for the u.s. invasion of the taliban -controlled country. since that, day for nearly two straight decades, there has been an american military presence in afghanistan. until today, this afternoon, america's longest war was brought to a close. >> i'm here to announce the completion of our withdrawal from afghanistan, and the end of the military mission to evacuate american citizens, foreign country nationals, and vulnerable afghans. the last c-17 lift

. >> what we are now learning about jim jordan's multiple conversations with the president on january 6th. and why the select committee is seeking his phone records. and how the unhinged response to public-health measures during the pandemic is taking a very dark turn. >> going in with 20 strong men, i am going to speak before the school board and give them an option. they can leave or they can be removed. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. on september 26th #, 2001, almost 20 years ago, it was 15 days after the u.s. was attacked on 9/11. a dozen cia operatives landed in northern afghanistan. their mission was to lay the groundwork for the u.s. invasion of the taliban-controlled country. since that day, for nearly two-straight decades, there has been an american military presence in afghanistan. until today. this afternoon, america's longest war was brought to a close. >> i'm here to announce the completion of our withdrawal from afghanistan and the end of the military mission to evacuate american citizens, third-country nationals, and

jordan, andy biggs, paul gosar, madison cawthorn, jody hice. we have congresswoman loria with us. thank you for being with us and taking the time. >> thank you. >> do you believe this is a comparable request, phone records of serve members of congress let alone a former president. i don't know if it's exactly unprecedented, but it does feel like a big deal.

gaets, jim jordan, andy biggs, paul gosar, madison cawthorn, jody hice. we have congresswoman loria with us. thank you for being with us and taking the time. >> thank you. >> do you believe this is a comparable request, phone records of serve members of congress let alone a former president. i don't know if it's exactly unprecedented, but it does feel like a big deal. >> rachel, this committee is tasked with fully discovering and understanding facts of everything that happened on january 6th and everything that led up to january 6th, which obviously we know is an unprecedented attack on our democracy and our institution of government. so the committee is using these preservation requests to ensure that telecommunication companies

hardly draconian in my mind, but jim jordan, this is the reality. is there any measure that congress can take? not only are they not enforcing the law, they are aiding and abetting law-breaking. i feel if sean hannity did it or jim jordan did it or ari fleischer did it we would be in a heck of a lot of trouble for picking and choosing which laws we choose to not obey, or aid and abet others in breaking the law.os >> all we can do is talk about it.la we can draw to the american people's attention just how bad it is. we can save that we know it's the case, that this is intentional, it's deliberate, it's trying to harm the country, it's creating a borderless hemisphere, as i said before. frankly, ari is right. we are going to win back the house and then we can begin to do something. ibut joe biden is the executive branch, he's the one who has to enforce the law of the land, and he refuses to do that. the other thing we can do is we can quit listening to dr. fauci. he's been wrong on everything. i would say this, how about we start listening to parents

hardly draconian in my mind, but jim jordan, this is the reality. is there any measure that card lists double-double congress can take? not only are they not enforcing the law, they are aiding and abetting and law-breaking. i feel if sean hannity did it or jim jordan did or ari fleischer did it we would be in a heck of a lot of trouble for picking and choosing which laws we choose to not obey, or aid ag the law. >> all we can do is talk about it. we can draw to the american people's attention just how bad it is. we can save that we know it's the case, that this is intentional, it's deliberate, it's trying to harm the country, it's creating a borderless hemisphere, as i said before. frankly, ari is right. we are going to win back the house and then we can begin to do something. but joe biden is the executive branch, he's the one who has to enforce the law of the land, and he refuses to do that. the other thing we can do is we can quit listening to dr. fauci. he's been wrong on everything. i would say this, how about we start listening to parents and

mccarthy and jim jordan were in contact with donald trump. how many times? who else? that will give congress a road map how they answer the questions. >> julia, we're told the committee is looking to get phone and email records from several hundred people including members of congress. why so many people? i mean, what do you think they're looking for, investigators here? >> so exactly as ellie said, what calls were coming in and going out and when? what is key, this is not a legal proceeding. this is a commission to determine the narrative what happened. this is what was the extent of the conspiracy and was it as big as the 600 or 700 or 800 we anticipated were in the capitol building at the time. if it's much smaller, than who was directing it and that comes to members of congress. so part of this is just sort of what is that narrative of how we got here? a lot of us -- we know what it is. trump insights something and builds to this. they're creating the narrative. the other is important. we still have to worry about this threat and one way to undermine or to dissipa

jim jordan is not allowed to object. but jim mcgovern, objected to alabama. and objecting to florida. maxine waters on january 6, 2017, she objected to electors from wyoming. maybe only state that president trump won by a bigger margin than alabama of the wyoming. mark: congressman to was joe biden who said george w. bush wasge an illegitimate president. in yes. mark: and so did most of the media and democrat party. we don't need lectures from them, we know who they are. >> right. mark: thank you for your patriotism and your willingness to speak out. god bless you myself. mark: thank you, mark, statement -- >> thank you, mark, same to you,. mark: we'll be right back. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections —some serious— and the lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. tell your doctor if your crohn's disease symptoms develop o

joining me now newt gingrich and congressman jim jordan. newt, some gop members it seems like they don't want to win back congress supporting this infrastructure. going to 4 trillion dollars. >> well, i think some of the republicans tend to take a short term win and forget the largest gain. they feel good. they have been bipartisan. they are getting something done. the thing they are getting done -- as you pointed out, they have no idea what is in the bill. they have no veto over what is in the bill. they will get a bill which is dramatically worse than anything they agreed to. they will have no ability to change it. it's going to be a disaster. there is a wing of the republican party which is the wing that reagan opposed and the wing we opposed when i was speaker of the house. it's a wing which says you always have to find a way to be responsible. being responsible means selling out to the left. these 17, many are good friends and i have respect for them but they got suckered on. this it's the wrong thing to do. they ought to rethink enoug

not one, she picked her own biased members but rejected jim jordan. jordan is the top republican on the judiciary committee, he was on the intelligence committee, which has more access to more sensitive information than any committee in congress, jordan has participated in previous investigations, he worked hard, he didn't leak. which is more than i could say for many of his colleagues. but whether you like jim jordan or not is irrelevant, whether you think that previous or current investigations are appropriate is besee the point, congress has power and often responsibility to investigate, it should be fair. it is fair to ask, why democrat members of congress are free to prejudge evidence, misspace miss every, run against the person they are investigating. leak like sives, yet they are qualified for service on an investigative committee, but jim jordan is not? that is the question, why schiff and not jordan? why swalwell and not jordan? why is it your members can have their minds already made up, but somehow that is disqualifying for the other side.

we know mccarthy, we know jim jordan were in contact with donald trump. how many times? who else? that will give congress a road map on how they answer the most important questions in this investigation. >> juliette, we're told the committee is looking to get phone and email records from several hundred people, including members of congress. why so many people? i mean what do you think they're looking for, investigators here? >> so it's exactly as elie said. what calls were coming in and what were going out and when. so what's key here is not just for a legal case. remember, this is not a legal proceeding. this is a commission to determine sort of a narrative of what happened. in this instance, it is what was the extent of the conspiracy, and was it as big as the 600 or 700 or 800 that we anticipate at least were in the capitol building at the time? if it's much smaller, then who was directing it. then that comes to members of congress. so part of this is just sort of what is that narrative of how we got here? a lot of us, we know what it is, right. trump incites something that th

and, yes, jim jordan. promoting or furthering the aims of the stop-the-steal rally that precede the attack on the capitol that day. it's something to obtain phone records from a former president, from a former president's family, and from serving members of congress. joining us now to help us understand the am big of this question and why it's necessary is a member of the house select committee congressman luria. thank you for being with us and taking the time. >> thank you. >> do you agree that this is a remarkable request? i feel like i've covered a lot. i don't know if it's exactly unprecedent, but it does feel like a big deal. >> rachel, this committee is tasked with fully discovering and understanding facts of everything that happened on january 6th and everything that led up to january 6th, which obviously we know is an unprecedented attack on our democracy and our institution of government. so the committee is using these preservation requests to ensure that telecommunication companies preserve thes

those answers are the closest we have had to an admission from republican women jim jordan, that he did speak with president trump the day supporters attacked the capital. now thanks to the scoop from politico.com, we know that congressman jim jordan did speak that day multiple times. congressman now admitting that quote identity spoke the president that. day i don't recall i know it was more than once. perhaps, he will have the opportunity to have that memory refreshed soon. today, the house committee that's investigating the january 6th attacks sent letters to multiple cell phone providers, directing them to preserve phone records that may be relevant to the committee's investigation. cnn is reporting that the list of individuals includes president trump himself, several of his family members. the committee also once the companies to preserve the records of several republican members, including lauren bober, taylor greene, jim jordan, matt gates, scott perry and yes olive home played some role in promoting or furthering the aims of the rally that preceded the attack on the capitol tha

joining me now, ohio congress been jim jordan. congressman, are we looking at a developing hostage situation in afghanistan? or do we rely on whatever deal the cia director cut with the taliban on monday to get these americans home? >> well, who knows, but this has got to be the focus here, laura. what is the number of americans who are in the country? let's focus first and foremost on getting them to safety, getting them home. second, let's secure our southern border before we worry about anything else, but decided that they are negotiating, not negotiating, looks to me like they are giving in. it was just the other day when the taliban said that august 31st is a redline joe biden hasn't changed that date, so i don't know what's going on there, but i do know one thing. it what's the number, let's bring american citizens home and let's secure our southern borders so that telemann other terrorists don't exploit a border -- that should be our focus versus spending money and all the other things but the democrats are focusing on doin

former white house chief of staff mark meadows along with republican congressman jim jordan. mark, we start with you. i mentioned this to don jr., the policy at the border was working great. how come joe biden, now we are at, on track to have a 25 or 30-year record of illegal immigrants at the height of a pandemic thrown in cages, not tested, dispersed all across the u.s. many of them high rate covid positivity. can youll explain that to me? >> obviously there is no explanation other r than joe bin is missing in action. not only is he ignoring what's happening at the southern border but he's ignoring what's happening in our city. 'she would rather support mandas and passports in new york and give the people coming across the people across the southern border a free pass, than anything else. when we look at, he's providing buses. he's providing transportation. he's even providing jobs. he's not providing any protection to the american citizens against these people coming across. kamala harris wanted to find the root cause of this. the reason she didn't go to the border is she

but whether you like jim jordan or not is irrelevant. whether you think previous investigations or current are appropriate is beside the point. congress has the power and often responsibility to investigate. but it should be fair. and it is fair to ask why democrat members of congress are free to prejudge evidence, misstate evidence, challenge election results, sue the perch they are investigating, run again the person they are investigating, leak like sives, -- yet qualified for service on an investigative committee. but jim j jordan is not. that is the question, why schiff, not jordan? why swalwell, not jordan? why it is your members can already havee their minds alreay made up, but somehow that is disqualifying for the other side. the question a serious objective media would ask. it is the sort of question a media devoted to the truth would ask. but the modern media here is just as partisan as the politicians. truth to power they claim, democracy dies in darkness they claim. it does not do well in the slough of hypocrisy either. that

former white house chief of staff mark meadows along with republican congressman jim jordan. mark, we start with you. i mentioned this to don jr., the policy at the border was working great. how come joe biden, now we are at, on track to have a 25 or 30-year record of illegal immigrants at the height of a pandemic thrown in cages, not tested, dispersed all across the u.s. many of them high rate covert positivity. can you explain that to me? >> obviously there is no explanation other than joe biden is missing in action. not only is he ignoring what's happening at the southern border but he's ignoring what's happening in our city. he would rather support mandates and passports in new york and give the people coming across the people across the southern border a free pass, than anything else. when we look at, he's providing buses. he's providing transportation. he's even providing jobs. he's not providing any protection to the american citizens against these people coming across. kamala harris wanted to find the root cause of this. the reason she didn't go to the border is she o

she picked her own biased members but rejected jim jordan. jordan is the top republican on the judiciary committee. he was on the intelligence committee which has more access to more sensitive information than any committee in congress. why is it your members can have their minds already made up but somehow that is disqualifying for the other side? it's the sort of question a serious objective media would ask. it's the sort of question a media serious about speaking truth to power would ask. it's the sort of question a media devoted to the truth would ask. but the modern media in this country is just as partisan as the politicians themselves. >> the investigation into january 6th is expected to last until 2022. wow. >>> meantime, amid the controversy to bring nicole hanna jones to the university of north carolina, a dean made an unusual request to abc news. in an e-mail obtained by fox news, abc deputy political director, avery harper, e-mailed the media dean in may asking why hanna jones wasn't granted tenure. the dean replied, quote, she de

. >>> and does jim jordan sound a little nervous to you when asked if he spoke to trump before, during or after the attack on january 6th? >> 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 and -- i mean, i don't -- i don't -- i don't know what -- when those conversations happened. >> well, what, what happened was, could he be the next witness called before the january 6th select committee? i'm jonathan capehart. this is "the sunday show." ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> this sunday it's turning out to be hot mask summer. americans are masking back up indoors after a new cdc document warns that the delta variant is as contagious as the chicken pox and can create a greater risk of hospitalization although vaccines are highly effective protecting against the virus in an effort to boost vaccinations, president biden announced federal workers must show proof of their vaccination status or submit to regular testing and masking. the defense department has since followed suit. and while the white house is not

for jim jordan they were so sensitive he waited six months to admit they happened at all. >> on january 6th did you speak with him before, during, or after the capitol was attacked? >> i'd have to go -- i -- i -- 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 and -- i78, i don't -- i don't -- i don't know that -- when those conversations happened. >> okay. by him, you mean president him? okay, let me think, did i speak to the president? he was the president, right? him? other republicans might also have reason to fear having their phone records scrutinized like paul gosart, mo brooks, andy biggs who helped plan the stop the steal rally before the attack according to one of the organizers. mo brooks later said he was prepared in advance for the violence of that day admitting he wore body armor during his speech at the ellipse prior to the siege for some reason. joining me now, congressman pete aguilar, a member of the select committee investigating january 6th. it comes as a relief to a lot of

now we learned jim jordan talked to donald trump on january 6th. would you support subpoenas to the republican leader in the house and to jim jordan? >> i would support subpoenas to anybody that can shed light on that. if that's the leader, that's the leader. if it's anybody that talked to the president that can provide us that information, i want to know what the president was doing every moment of that day. after he said i'm going to walk with you to the capitol, after mo brooks said we'll kickday is take their country back from other people. i want to know what they were doing. that's going to be important. if the national guard took five or six hours to get to capitol hill, did the president make any calls? if he didn't, why? if he did, of course, then how come the national guard still takes five hours? had the president picked up the phone and made a call, the guard would have been there immediately. this is stuff we can't sweep under the rug that it was seven months ago. some people are trying to do that because it's politically convenient. i

now we learned jim jordan talked to donald trump on january 6th. would you support subpoenas to the republican leader in the house and to jim jordan? >> i would support subpoenas to anybody that can shed light on that. if that's the leader, that's the leader. if it's anybody that talked to the president that can provide us that information, i want to know what the president was doing every moment of that day. after he said i'm going to walk with you to the capitol, after mo brooks said we'll kick backsides and take names. today is the day that patriots take their country back from other people. i want to know what they were doing. that's going to be important. if the national guard took five or six hours to get to capitol hill, did the president make any calls? if he didn't, why? if he did, of course, then how come the national guard still takes five hours? had the president picked up the phone and made a call, the guard would have been there immediately. this is stuff we can't sweep under the rug that it was seven months ago. some people are tryin

we will explain it, newt gingrich and jim jordan next. show me the olympics. [ "bugler's dream" playing ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> laura: you guys got played. you have to laura: you got played on this. you had to agree first, they haven't shown the text of the legislation. making sure their text first. america will be changed forever. >> will you tell us everything? you know that's not going to happen. >> $110 billion for roads and bridges. $5 billion -- >> you could have gotten that without giving away the store. i know you are talking loudly because you're trying to be -- >> less likely to get the $3.5 trillion. laura: as i did with senator cassidy i intend to hold all 17 republicans including mitch mcconnell, ali 7 gop accountable for the unending entitlement disaster that is about to unfold for all americans. they were for the bankrupt our country and to manage our freedom and gender identity is now a protected class under the infrastructure bill. glad we have a republican party. another reason not to give biden a lifeline. during a

the extended the election but jim jordan cannot object but jim mcgovern of the chairman rules committee objected to alabama. but then they object to florida? maxine waters january 6, 2017 objected to the electors from wyoming. maybe the only state holding by the biggest margin. mark: and joe biden himself george w. bush was an illegitimate president. we don't need lectures we know who they are. congressman thank you for your patriotism and your willingness to speak out and god bless you. mark: we will be right back. t-minus two minutes and counting. ♪♪ um, she's eating the rocket. -copy that, she's eating the rocket. i assume we needed that? [chomping sound] ♪♪ lunchables! built to be eaten. she has eaten the rocket. [girl burps] over. priceline will partner with even more vegas hotels to turn their unsold rooms into amazing deals. delegates, how do you vote? (cheering) ♪ yes, y-y-y-yes, yes... ♪ that is freaky. (applause) the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now. it's the most comfortable, body-sensing, automatically-responding, energy-building, dually-adjustable, dad-

mark: welcome back, jim jordan, forth here is to paint january 6 as an insurrection. nothing that took place this summer. i am not aware of a lot of unarmed insurrections, but that said, the effort is to former president donald trump as perch --person who incited it. let me ask you, if you are inciting an insurrection, did you send unarmed civilians, into the capitol building and offer 10,000 guardsmen to protect the capitol building. >> you are right. former chief of staff said the other day that white house offered national guard ahead of time. against press reports indicate speaker pelosi turned that down, leaving police officers in a situation they should never have been in. then, you are right, how do you incite a riot? a -- anything when you say, when president trump said peacefully, patriotically make your voices heard, everyone saw his speech. no one thought there was anything wrong with the speech. but now, after we had the unfortunal instance to january 6, you have left, democrats go aferg this. going after this, i come vicinitied they have to -- i am convin

laura: ohio congressman jim jordan. are we looking at developing hostage situation in afghanistan or do we relied whatever deal the cia director cut with the taliban to get these americans home? >> this has got to be the focus. what's the number of americans my country? let's focus on getting them to safety and let secure the southern border before we worry about anything else. this idea they are negotiating or not negotiating looks like they are giving in. the other day the television set august 30 first is a redline and president biden hasn't changed that date so i don't know what is going on there but i do know let's bring american citizens home and secure the southern borders of the taliban and other terrorists don't -- that should be the focus for suspending money and all the other things they are focused on. >> total $5 trillion on its way to the house pushing a socialist agenda in the house but moments -- >> american citizen stranded, a border with honest illegal crossings on record and may was the highest until

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mccarthy's most controversial choice was ohio representative jim jordan, starring... >> audience: boo! >> stephen: i know. ( laughter ) ...starring this fall in the new cbs show, "suburban caveman." "there goes the cave-borhood!" jordan is an expert on the causes of january 6 because he helped cause january 6. here's what liz cheney has to say about him in a new book: ( cheers and applause ) yes! yes! >> jon: ai, ai, ai, ai! >> stephen: yes! ( sizzle ) damn! damn, liz. yes. yes, he did do this. putting him on the commission is like if "silence of the lambs" ended with deputizing buffalo bill! ( laughter ) another dubious selection was indiana congressman and ventriloquist dummy who wished to be a real dummy, jim banks. well, this afternoon, pelosi rejected both banks and jordan, saying... ( cheers and applause ) ...saying they may jeopardize the integrity of the investigation. of course! they're two potential suspects. nancy pelosi can't just look the other way! she's not jim jordan in the showers at ohio state. ( audience reacts ) ( cheers and applause ) google it! google it. in resp

. >> would you support a subpoena to the republican leader in the house and jim jordan? >> i will support subpoenas to anybody who can shed light on it. if that's the leader, it's the leader. >> anybody that can shed light on it, what do you think, cornell? >> you are seeing why mccarthy didn't want serious republicans on that committee about this. becauses the truth of the matter s if that committee doesn't, you know, devolve in to a partisan circus, which he wanted to have done with the republican that he selected up there, you know, the leading circus leader being jim jordan, it's a serious investigative body that is going to turn every rock and look around every corner and that means subpoenaing people that mccarthy wanted to keep out of the committee to in fact muddy the waters. i said it before, and i will say it again, there's a lot of smoke here for there not to be fire. at some point, if this body does its job and put the people on, you know, put people out there, and make them testify around this, we are going to find out sort of in detail, what trump knew when

i think just given the way that some like jim jordan have had a difficult time answering questions regarding his conversations with donald trump on january 6th, he likely does not want to sit in front of that committee to testify. daniel, thank you for the time. >> thank you. >>> so here is a question for you. what do goats eat? goats, of course, as in the greatest of all time. that's the question out of tokyo, isn't it, coy? you got a chance to sit down with swimmer katie ledecky, right? >> yeah, she is a bad woman. i said that with my fellow stanford grad. we talked about her medal haul here in tokyo and, yes, what she ate for the celebratory meal. that's coming up right here after the break. ower-packed vit. that help unleash your energy. loaded with b vitamins... ...and other key essential nutrients... ...it's a tasty way to conquer your day. try centrum multi gummies. now with a new look. hey lily, i need a new wireless plan for my business, but all my employees need something different. oh, we can help with that. okay, imagine this... your mover, rob, he's on the scene and needs a plan

jim jordan telling cnn hey hasn't been contacted by the committee to preserve his records but he would compile saying quote, i've got nothing to hide. but i want you to just remember this from last month. the congressman stammering, stuttering on and on and on trying to make not to make eye contact when he is asked what should be a pretty simple question here, did you speak with 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 spoke with him on january 6th. i talk with president trump all the time. that's -- 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'm actually kind of amazed sometimes people keep asking this question. i talk to the president all the time. 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

it is no win for jim jordan. that's where it is going. that's why he couldn't serve on the select committee. we're about to learn a whole lot more about subpoenas and phone records. >> congresswoman dean and frank figliuzzi and mr. broadwater, thank you so much. >>> the strictest of which right now is probably in texas. one of the state's democratic leaders will be our next guest as the bill takes another step closer to becoming law. >>> plus, what is being done to combat the shocking rise in hate crimes in america in the year 2020? new fbi numbers pate a very disturbing picture that civil rights groups say is far from complete. >>> dramatic images of rescues from the floodwaters of hurricane ida. with the power still out and temperatures rising, louisiana's governor has an urgent warning for residents. do not return home until it is safe. "deadline: white house" continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. anywhere. ♪♪ are you taking a statin drug to reduce cholesterol? it can also deplete your coq10 levels. i recommend consider

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. >>> for more than a month, congressman jim jordan had trouble giving a straight answer to a question. congressman, did you speak to president trump the day the capitol was stormed on january 6. >> did you talk to the president that day? >> i talked to the president thousands -- countless times. >> i mean on january 6, congressman. >> i talked to the president. i can't remember all the daisy -- days i talked to him. >> on january 6, did you speak to him before, during or after the capitol was attacked? >> i spoke to him that day after. i think after. i don't know if i spoke to him in the morning or not. i just don't know. i would have to go back -- i don't know when those conversations happened, but -- >> so the answer is -- the answer is -- what? the answer is yes? those bumbling answers to straightforward questions, those answers were the closest we have had to an admission from republican congressman jim shorten that he did speak to president trump to try to stop the certification of the election. we know the congressman and president trump did speak that day multiple times. congre

republican congressman like jim jordan are fighting to find out what's really going on. he joins me now. thank you, congressman. >> you bet, ben. good to be with you. >> ben: tell me a little bit what you have learned, what you have heard from this new whistleblower who s. accusing dhs of apparently violating federal law. >> yeah, well, i mean the first thing is are we surprised? democrats aren't follow the rules. democrats aren't adhering to the covid protocols a whistleblower came forward and said they are not detaining people they are supposed to detain. not sendings back people they are supposed to send back. they are not testing the individuals they are supposed to test. they are just releasing them all over the country as much as 75% of them aren't follow the protocols they are supposed to. but, again, i come back to the fact, it shouldn't surprise us. they have been doing that for a year and a half. we're just now have a whistleblower who is confirming what we already suspected. what i think you and i probably already knew. and now they want to ask tough questions

and this is where it's going to get really interesting, two members of the house, mccarthy and jim jordan both admitted talked that they had conversations with donald trump on that day. also, we know the committee is going to go out and get phone records, key communications and bringing me back to my prosecutor days. this is what a sample phone record from verizon will look like. it will tell you what number is making the call. what number is receiving the call exactly what date and to the second what time that call was made and finally over here how many seconds long that call was. so this is going to tell you who was in touch with who in those key moments leading up to and during and after the attack. finally, we know that there have been very broad requests for all these federal agencies. the one that's really interesting to me is the national archives. you may be thinking, why the national archives? that's where the parchment copy of the declaration of independence are. they have the trump white house records. >> so executive privilege, former president trump last night in an angry in

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

we know that kevin mccarthy, jim jordan spoke with trump on january 6th. whose records do you want to see? >> well, i'm going to leave it as you might imagine to the chairman to make those disclosures public or 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. and -- and the violence of that day. anyone who was involved, anyone who had foreknowledge of who would be assembling on that mall or the violence that was to come. anyone who funded it. what the white house was doing, people in the administration. what they were aware of and when? why we weren't reinforced in the capitol. why it took so many hours to send the national guard. so we want answers to all these questions and we're not afraid to ask them of anyone and that includes members of congress, former members of the administration, current people that are serving within the administration. anyone who has relevant information. >> yeah. listen. your answer may be similar but i have

. >> republican congressman jim jordan finally admitted a few days ago he had actually spoken with insurrection former president on the day of the insurrection, but he quickly reversed course, claiming he can't remember the timing of what he said or even if it was on january 6th at all. well, the former republican national committee chairman michael steele is having absolutely none of it. >> i can tell you the time, the place, the date of every conversation i have had with every president of this country, period. going back to bill clinton. i can tell you where i was. i can tell you what was said. this son of a [ bleep ] is sitting up there asking like, i don't know if it was before, i don't know if it was after. i don't remember. i have to look at my notes. you know what time you called the president. and you know what you said. >> my god, yes. >> you're a grown ass man. llions struggle to get reliable transportation to their medical appointments. that's why i started medhaul. citi launched the impact fund to invest in both women and entrepreneurs of color like me, so i can realize my vision a

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