we >> which eric swalwell is 100 percent white. the purpose of this is an example for those who might care. who might be afraid of being stripped from their committee assignments. and there are republicans who do care about. that there are republicans who care to the extent it lisa being part of committee work may bring back some federal funds to their district. federal funds that, if the, ever part of bills can denounce as we've already seen with this infrastructure. bill republicans who voted against it are not going back to their districts and bragging about the money that they're bringing home. but there are republicans up, there who played that, and who were not as much cynical us in right-wing, as right representative gosar. -- and i do think that to the extent that if there were stiffer penalty that the congress had that was remotely applicable to this, action i think for that purpose it would've been worth considering that penalty to bring against congressman gosar and, an applicable penalty, a reasonable penalty. the stron

the thing about the animated video, congressman eric swalwell is right of course. in the atmosphere of the, week we clearly see, in the country, not just in the congress, that the obviously incited violence. and that needed to be denounced,

that is the last thing i think i want to think of eric swalwell. be on thatot committee. he is compromised by a chinese spy. nancy pelosi refuses to take them off of the committee one of the first thing house republicans are due in january of 2023 when we take back the congress is remove him from the intelligence. someone doesn't compromise should not have access to our most closely guarded secrets. [applause] one more because if i keep pushing it i know he won't come back and i want to back pretty whining back there sometime, right? i will behave myself, senator. one more right ted. the department of justice is obviously corrupt their people being held since january without charges unconstitutionally what can we do? >> it is a very stark and unjust contrast that those charges merely with the generate six are being held indefinitely in some cases were insurrectionist have gotten off scot-free across the country. it is time that we have an equal standard of justice. anyone who committed a crime on a january 6 should be held accountable with law. e they should not be treate

eric swalwell is 100% right. the purpose for this punishment is as an example to others who might care about losing and being stripped of committee chairmanships or committee seats and committee assignments and there are republicans that do care about that who care at least to the extent that being part of committee work might somehow bring back some federal funds to their district. federal funds part of bills they will denounce as we've seen happening with this infrastructure bill or republicans voting a against it are going back to districts and bragging about the money but there are republicans out there who play that game and not as cynicalests as representative gosar and it's important to send a message to them and to the extent if there were a stiffer penalty that was -- that congress had that was remotely applicable to this action for that purpose would have been worth considering that penalty to bring against congressman gosar, the strongest penalty possible because you must send messages to the other rep

joining us now our democratic congressman irk eric swalwell of california. also neal katyal, former acting u.s. solicitor general. he is an msnbc legal contributor. and congressman swalwell, there is chairman thompson says if mark meadows doesn't show up that, could be contempt of congress. 21 days of merrick garland not doing about the contempt of congress referral delivered to him for steve bannon. >> the day we stop doing that, is the day that witnesses like mark meadows will defy our ability goat to the truth. now i think the facts and the law when they meet will determine that bannon should be held in contempt and everyone like bannon, including meadows, should be held in contempt. once that, you know, indictment comes, and i believe it should come, hopefully, others who are holding out and waiting will start coming in. but the select committee has interviewed over 100 witnesses. i know it's frustrating it's not done in public view. as you know, as neal knows, as a prosecutor you want to run an outside-in, bottom-up investigation as in the first impeach

he is the last person that i think of when i think of eric swalwell. he was compromised by a chinese spy. one of the first things house republicans should do in january 2023 when we take that congress is remove him. someone compromised like that should not have access to our nation's most closely guarded secrets. [applause] jeff: one more. we want him back here sometime, am i right? one more. [inaudible] jeff: there are people being held since january without charges, that is unconstitutional. sen. cotton: it is a stark and unjust contrast that those charged merely with trespass in the january 6 riots have been held indefinitely, while violent [indiscernible] have gotten off scott create -- free across the country. anyone who committed a crime on january 6 should be held accountable in accordance with law, they should not be treated any better or worse because of their political viewpoints. nor should all those violent leaders and writers and arsonists get off scott free, or in some cases bailed out by kamala harris this is ye. . this is why merrick ga

bay's barry congressman eric swalwell who represents a good portion of the east bay. congressman swalwell, thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> good morning. and i want to express my condolences to the kron. and next, our team for the loss of temper. the shooter who started his career as a police officer in our district is a hayward, a police officer. and so we mourn we are just terrorism and and we wish his family peace and we hope that his very soon will be just as we talk about what is. >> what is really going on in in oakland, ok, and they've had so many murders and when a news crew is hit. we're there. as you know, to cover the violence to bring attention to the problem because that's how solutions happened. so if we can't be safe doing our jobs and kevin was protecting our crews. then then the problem doesn't go away. but they think it's no coverage. and then you get your solution to this. is this is it a horrible cycle that won't stop. >> hear ye. yes, oakland and needs more police officers. they are are currently under a policed right now. fortuna

that whole story stinks to high heaven partly because eric swalwell had cabbage for dinner. all right, i will stop. carl rittenhouse did not. did not take it down across state lines. you think a party that has stealing election know where the state lines are drawn but good layers know that correcting a lie makes people stop trusting you. the lies come from everywhere. >> here is the thing, with black lives matter protest was actually taken place because jacob blake was shot and killed by the police officers. >> greg: no, that didn't happen. but there is nobody better to go to thin honest news than a point guard from the nba. that is like you asking me how to dunk a basketball. but if you stop political nonsense like that, you might get banned on twitter and facebook but here come a shoe contract from nike. all sorts weighing in with naive tweets and here is reese witherspoon repeating the same inaccuracies. they love a good script whether from a writer or pharmacist. politicians like capital that dance commit jerrold nadler calling on the doj to review the verdict, walking c

bay's barry congressman eric swalwell who represents a good portion of the east bay. congressman swalwell, thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> good morning. and i want to express my condolences to the kron. and next, our team for the loss of temper. the shooter who started his career as a police officer in our district is a hayward, a police officer. and so we mourn we and and we wish his family peace and we hope that his very soon will be just as we talk about what is. ip>> what is really going on in in oakland, ok, and they've had so many murders and when a news crew is hit. we're there. as you know, to cover the violence to bring attention to the problem because that's how solutions happened. so if we can't be safe doing our jobs and kevin was protecting our crews. then then the problem doesn't go away. but they think it's no coverage. and then you get your solution to this. is this a horrible cycle that won't stop. >> hear ye. yes, oakland and needs more police officers. they are are currently under a e policed right now. fortunately, what we've done

congressman eric swalwell. had to delay you a little with breaking news top of the show but thanks for hanging in there and dropping by. appreciate it. >> muy pleasure. >> all right. thanks. >>> update you on the breaking story we're following. accidental discharge at the atlanta airport causing panic and chaos. how the atlanta airport is describing it. we're trying to get the latest information on that to bring to yo it to you. all-clear given moments ago. we're monitoring all this and bring you the very latest, and we'll be back in just a moment. they give 'em their money back. wait, they take the car back? that's crazy! what if it was driven by like a zookeeper? or a mud wrestler? or a guy who's on the outs with the missus and he just needs a place to sleep for seven days? yeah. (vo) buy your car online. love it or return it. with carvana. does your deodorant keep you fresh all day? we put dove men deodorant to the test with nelson, a volunteer that puts care into everything he does. it really protects my sk

. >> leading off our discussion tonight democratic congressman eric swalwell of california. he served as house impeachment manager during the second impeachment trial of donald trump. congressman swalwell, welcome back to the "last word." you were part of both impeachment investigations in the trump era. what do you make of this indictment? >> there's a new sheriff in town, frankly, jonathan and the rule of law matters again in america. look, for the last couple of years steve bannon has run around like a thug in a movie where the gang has the police and the local judge in their pocket, and he's acted as if he could, you know, act with impunity and laws didn't matter, almost like he was a piert in international waters. and he never hid the fact he believed that, really just defying the law. and being pardoned by donald trump for bilking many americans out of their hard earned money when they thought it was going to building the wall. and then, of course, just recently not showing up when he was supposed to for this january 6th committee. but we're not seeking this contempt o

meanwhile, california congressman eric swalwell offering his condolences on twitter today as well calling kevin's loss heartbreaking even going on to thank kevin for his years of service and calling for his killer to be brought to justice. tonight. meanwhile, there are new developments in the search for kevin's killer. police are now still searching for the shooter or shooters involved. but today oakland police did released this picture of a car believed to be connected to his murder. it is a white four-door acura tl the model year is from 2004 to 2008 and the reward for an arrest in kevin's murder. also continuing to grow tonight nearly $33,000 now officially on the table for information leading to an arrest in this case. also a fund has been set up for the family of kevin ishida. we have details on how you can help right now at kron 4 dot com. while you're there. you can also get a better look at the car. police are looking for right now along with coverage of the investigation. let's take a break from the headlines tonight to talk about our 4 zone forecast as we take a live look at dow

. >> thank you, my friend, eric swalwell. >> my pleasure. thank you so much, andrew. >> good seeing you. >> afterwards is available as a podcast. to listen visit c-span.org/podcasts or search c-span afterwards on your podcast app and watches on all previous interviews at booktv data booktv.org. just click the afterwards button near the top of the page. >> tells about the book. start at the beginning. why did you decide to write this book? what's the goal? >> so i'd written a book before in

. >> thank you, my friend, eric swalwell. >> my pleasure. thank you so much, andrew. >> good seeing you. >> afterwards is available as a podcast. to listen visit c-span.org/podcasts or search c-span afterwards on your podcast app and watches on all previous interviews at booktv data booktv.org. just click the afterwards button near the top of the page. >> tells about the book. start at the beginning. why did you decide to write this book? what's the goal? >> so i'd written a book before in the '90s about the first 15 years or so of the company but in the last decade a lot happened. we did the largest private ever in technology. we did the largest merger acquisition ever in technology and a lot of friends encouraged me to write a book. with some pretty epic battles with carl icahn and i wanted to explain and talk about all that. i also delved back into my child in the origins of the company and really in a very authentic way i think explained everything that happened, kind of childhood forward and never really felt suit for a comfortable doin

and california congressman eric swalwell offering his condolences on twitter as well. he called the last heart breaking. he thanked for his years of service. the congressman is also calling for his killer to be brought to justice. if you would like to help than issued a family. a fund has been set up for them. donations can be made to the kevin nishita trust at metropolitan bank in oakland donations can be made in person or by mail in person at any metropolitan bank branch. the information here on your screen is also available for you at kron 4 dot com. if you do wish to help. and we do just again want to send condolences to his family and thank everyone for the outpouring of support and your prayers during this time. coming up here on the kron 00:00am morning news world leaders on high alert due to a new covid-19 variant. we have details on where it's been detected and the restrictions that are now in place to try and keep it from spreading. entresto is the number one heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists and has helped over one million people. it was proven

. >> thank you, my friend, eric swalwell. >> my pleasure. thank you so much, andrew. >> good seeing you. >> afterwards is available as a podcast. to listen visit c-span.org/podcasts or search c-span afterwards on your podcast app and watches on all previous interviews at booktv data booktv.org. just click the afterwards button near the top of the page. >> tells about the book. start at the beginning. why did you decide to write this book? what's the goal? >> so i'd written a book before in the '90s about the first 15 years or so of the company but in the last decade a lot happened. we did the largest private ever in technology. we did the largest merger acquisition ever in technology and a lot of friends encouraged me to write a book. with some pretty epic battles with carl icahn and i wanted to explain and talk about all that. i also delved back into my child in the origins of the company and really in a very authentic way i think explained everything that happened, kind of childhood forward and never really felt suit for a comfortable doin

. >> but, maybe eric swalwell could take this for his takeout. >> the horn goes fang-fang! >> there you go. there you go. cat, this ideal for people who are double fisters, right? you can drink two drinks. >> i didn't know what you meant by that. i'm english. >> no. no. >> greg: didn't anybody go to college? that's double fisting. two drinks. you sick, sick people. >> all right. >> i don't drive. >> you don't drive? >> i can't. maybe i can, i haven't tried in so long. like how would i try? that's not fair to everyone else. but i don't know if you like this. if you think you do. but then you wouldn't be able to do it anymore. my driver -- >> greg: that's an interesting. >> you couldn't say, are we there yet? >> people like, my driver -- it's exciting. again, congratulations on your success. >> the thing about this car is i can't trust apple to do updates on my phone correctly. am i going to trust them to drive me? >> what if you don't update it? >> exactly. scary >> greg: so this is an interesting thing. i coined the phrase, sdcbment. self-driving car bullies. in california

. >> but, maybe eric swalwell could take this for his takeout. >> the horn goes fang-fang! >> there you go. there you go. cat, this ideal for people who are double fisters, right? you can drink two drinks. >> i didn't know what you meant by that. i'm english. >> no. no. >> greg: didn't anybody go to college? that's double fisting. two drinks. you sick, sick people. >> all right. >> i don't drive. >> you don't drive? >> i can't. maybe i can, i haven't tried in so long. like how would i try? that's not fair to everyone else. but i don't know if you like this. if you think you do. but then you wouldn't be able to do it anymore. my driver -- >> greg: that's an interesting. >> you couldn't say, are we there yet? >> people like, my driver -- it's exciting. again, congratulations on your success. >> the thing about this car is i can't trust apple to do updates on my phone correctly. am i going to trust them to drive me? >> what if you don't update it? >> exactly. scary >> greg: so this is an interesting thing. i coined the phrase, sdcbment. self-driving car bullies. in california

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eric swalwell who slept with the enemy, fang fang the chinese spy. and what about aoc herself she killed thousands, tens of thousands of amazon jobs in her own district. we're not going to hold her accountable? let's not be ridiculous. memes are dangerous and democrats won't stand for any politician evoking violence unless, of course, they are also democrat. >> you cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for, what you care about. >> you see anybody from that cab ghet in a restaurant, in a department store, at a gasoline station, you get out and you get a crowd and you push back on them. and you tell them they're not welcome anymore anywhere. >> always say when they go low we go high. no, no. whether they go low we kick them. >> jesse: aoc's response? silence. the truth is democrats don't actually care about anybody's safety. they care about scoring cheap political points and nothing else. here now senator john kennedy of louisiana. senator, i watched this little meme video. i had to watch it three times to even see

it's a simple as eric swalwell. he is simple, and it would be easier to implement than my shoe list, but it tackled the gulf between people who claim to have your best interest at heart but then screw you like a [bleep] weatherman. of it describes every left-wing leader in the last two decades. as he points out, there's no quick and accurate way to assess a candidate's suitability for blacks, because they've been hoodwinked into voting for democrats, who spout principles that sound good but then enact policies completely contrary to mlk's vision. it's politics in a left-wing nutshell. people weigh the eloquent of speeches much more heavily than their actions. this is why obama was so popular. he nailed it on charisma but his policies did less for blacks than the casting director for "friends." can you think about one? you can't, get you. aisha taylor, tyler may be. you can say that from everyone, from jesse jackson to "the squad." compare that to trump, who, to be honest, his delivery wasn't always great at times bu

. >>> joining me to discuss, democratic congressman eric swalwell. i appreciate you joining us, especially now that we have this developing news. the judge has once again denied trump. she is pointing him to an appeals court. trump's team has started the appeals process. are you confident the committee is going to get these records come friday? >> yes, don. of course they should. the judge said he is not king. presidents are not king. he is not even president. and these laws were meant to protect sitting presidents. the question is why is he fighting so hard in the courts spending so much money to keep the records from being public? well w he know the answer. it's because it shows that he is guilty as hell at inciting, inflaming and aiming a mob at the capitol that day. >> cnn has exclusive reporting here. we are learning that the january 6th committee wants to hear from five members of the former vice president mike pence's inner circle. the rioters were after the then-vice president on the 6th even chanting "hang mike pence." some say they may be v

the fbi, what really shocked me is in the process of this, a sitting member of congress, represented eric swalwell was already weaponizing the fbi publicly and tagging them and getting my name out there knowing that i'm a federally credentialed reporter. doing my job alongside other left-wing outlets, but chose to begin to weaponize the fbi in the middle of this event against a political adversary. >> tucker: a sitting member of congress is trying to clamp down on the reporting taking place in real time by using the fbi? >> yeah. he actually did. and realistically speaking, i know that it has succeeded because the fbi even shortly after they started leaking information to reporters saying not even that i knew or my attorney didn't know, but he started leaking information to somebody saying that they were investigating me for wiretapping charges. i didn't know about this peer they wouldn't tell us about this but the fbi was not only leaking information to liberal reporters, but already a sitting member of congress was boasting about alerting the fbi saying oh, here he is, check him out, kn

swalwell was already weaponizing the fbi publicly and tagging them and getting my name out there knowing that i'm a reporter.credentialed doing my job alongside other left-wing outlets, but chose to begin to weaponize the fbi inlo the middle of this event against a political adversary. >> tucker: a sitting member of congress is trying to clamp down on the reporting taking place in real time by using the fbi? >> yeah. he actually did. and realistically speaking, i know that it has>> succeeded because the fbi even shortly after they started leaking information to reporters saying not even that i knew or my attorney didn't know, but he started leaking information to somebody saying that they were investigating me for wiretapping charges. i didn't know about this peer they wouldn't tell us about this but the fbi was not only leaking information to liberal reporters, but already a sitting member of congress was boasting about alerting the fbi saying oh,rtmb here he is, check him o, knowing for sure that i have a credential in d.c. to becoming these types e of events and have been successfully

and joining us now are democratic congressman eric swalwell of california, he served as a house brief manager during the second impeachment trial of president donald. trump also with us, neal katyal, former acting u.s. solidify stood or general, he isn't msnbc news legal contributor. there is everyone saying that if he doesn't show, up there is this is contempt of congress. we are 21 days into merrick garland doing nothing about the contempt of congress referral that was delivered to him for steve bannon. >> we have to keep sending the refusal to the department of justice, lawrence, because the day that we stop doing that is the day that mark meadows will absolutely defy our ability to get to the truth, i think the facts and the law when the need will determine that benin should be held in contempt, and everyone like bennett, including meadows should be held in contempt, so once that indictment comes, i believe it should come and hopefully the others that are holding out and waiting will start to come in. but the select committee, has interviewed over 100 witnesses, i know it's frustr

what i think they should focus their efforts on adam schiff and eric swalwell. adam schiff was the chairman of the intel committee. he would walk into the meetings. would walk out of them. i have classified information. i have seen it first-hand. the evidence is there. that was an absolute total and complete lie. it was misreading, misrepresentation of classified information which is against the law. so how, how does hillary clinton be able to do this? because she gets the credibility of nancy pelosi's self-appointed person in adam schiff and it is the most shameful thing in the world, that he continues to have security clearance let alone the actual ability to run that committee and see classified information because of the way he misrepresented it. he should be dismissed, absolutely. elizabeth: you would think that democrats don't want the fbi turned on them, right, as hillary did with trump. that the durham criminal probe would clean out what happened. we had former fbi attorney kevin clinesmith saying things like, viva resistance. we have to get rid of the c

. >>> congressman eric swalwell translated this one. we will keep an eye on mccarthy as he continues to talk and talk and talk. when the house does return to the floor for a vote, the bill looks likely to pass. centrist democrats who wanted to see the cbo scoring on testify bill indicated they're satisfied with yesterday's report. the build back better act woulded a trillions to the deficit over the next ten years. that does not include the tax crackdown biden has proposed. the treasury department puts that number near at least $400 billion. a couple hundred billion. >>> a white house statement on the report is celebrating a better than expected result. quote, this is very good news for democrats. the cost elements came in lower than the white house estimates. democrats have long known and anticipated this, and it will not be an issue. joining us now to talk about all of this -- and there's plenty -- political reporter for axio. good morning. >> good morning. >> obviously it's a deliberate stall tactic. he's been going on forever. do we

meanwhile, california congressman eric swalwell offering his condolences on twitter today calling kevin's loss heartbreaking going on to thank kevin for his years of service and even calling for his killer to be brought to justice. also today we learned that kevin work that the oakland hausen department. in a statement that agency said that quote, our hearts and prayers go out to kevin's family. friends, colleagues and those he touched through his years of devoted service and his work to help keep our neighborhoods safe. he will be missed. also, a fund has been set up for the family of kevin issued up. we have details on how you can help right now at kron 4 dot com. also while you're there, you can get a better look at the car that police are looking for right now along with coverage of the investigation. this weekend in illinois community is remembering 2 friends killed at the astroworld music festival in houston nearly a month ago. ginger neck and 21 year-old franco patino were honored by their high school this weekend. the community said they waited to have the memorial and tell their

eric swalwell is based on a relationship he had with a woman named christina fang, a shy niece spy. no wrongdoing there. maxine waters is another one that has come under a lot of criticism from republican lawmakers, including yesterday, for a comment she made at a black lives matter rally in minneapolis last year, saying they needed to get more confrontational. ilhan omar has come for a lot of criticism. adam schiff, led the impeachment inquiry. these are people who are likely to face the bending back of t the -- the boomerang coming back if the republicans take the majority. that is the risk that democrats know they are taking. they already removed marjorie taylor greene earlier. didn't censure but removed her from her committees. now this. i think republicans are itching to target some of these folks. and i think you'll see that if and when they do take back the majority in 2022. >> yeah. they are promising retribution. no reason to think they won't make good on that. chris, thank you. >> thanks. >>> the guy with the horns who stormed the capitol, some are saying the sentence is t

swalwell, referring to the democrat on the house intelligence committee who -- that republicans are threatening to kick off that committee if they take back the ma majority next year. the larger issue among republicans, they say they'll secret ribution against democrats if they do take back the majority when they view any action untoward by their members. even though we saw here just the beginning of what we can see between the two sides in the months and years to come. >> probably just the beginning. m manu, thank you. >>> let's get more on all of this. our chief political analyst gloria borger and cnn senior political analyst ron brownstein as well. why was it so hard for virtually every republican to simply condemn gosar's behavior, hold him accountable? >> because this was about a lot of other things in addition to gosar's reprehensible behavior. i think they feel as mccarthy laid out that if they take control of the house that there's going to be an eye for an eye. and they wanted to use this as an opportunity to say to democrats, just wait. and as mccarthy said memorably, i be

congresswoman marjorie taylor greene brought up eric swalwell, shows you what republicans will focus on doing if they take back the house and sort of just the mood and the continuous tension between both chambers. obviously the rittenhouse verdict and what happened to go sar two separate situations but making light as the families are reeling over this verdict, the families of who kyle rittenhouse killed on that day, making light of that fact, emblematic of the tensions between both parties now. >> julie tsirkin, mikememoli, thank you guys. >>> wasserman-schultz joins us next. >> why the congresswoman says he should be criminally prosecuted. we'll ask. i have a plan— right now at t-mobile, customers on magenta max can get the new iphone 13 pro— and t-mobile will pay for it! it has the most advanced iphone camera ever! i'm talking new customers! i'm talking about existing customers like ronald! the new iphone on t-mobile— let's do it! new and existing t-mobile and sprint customers can upgrade to the iphone 13 pro on us. on our most popular max plan. do we have a plan for the sec

expect and eric swalwell taking a shot at republicans on twitter following the vote saying, quote, while most of the house gop penders and postures democrats deliver and new california senator alex padilla is also celebrating the passage of the infrastructure bill. while also saying, quote, now lets finish the job and pass the build back better act. and that is the next step of all of this. the other part of biden's agenda focuses. more on social spending issues, things like health care, climate change, more controversial issues. it is nearly 2 trillion dollars, but that money will be spread out over the course of 10 years and house moderates agreed to back that bill. if the congressional budget office estimates that, you know, the white house numbers are correct. those numbers have to jive and the concession as what motivated progressives to get on board and pass the infrastructure bill tonight, ken and pam, most of the progressives at least o c some of them didn't. but most of them you had what 6 holdouts did we say on the progressive side. so, you know, they are saying all democrats a

swalwell scandal. watch the democrat rhetoric ramp up. they don't want that. more on biden's vaccine mandate suspended again. appeals court cites chief of staff ron klain for its decision based on government overreach. we'll explain that. the media goes after adam schiff defending the indefensible, the false debunked steele dossier. schiff claims to support durham's criminal probe of trump russia. he spent the last two years undermining that. more on the black lives matter leader. he stormed out of a firery interview with fox's dan bongino, after bongino went after him for not condemning riots that killed minorities in 2020. one day, nearly 2,000 illegals swamped a main texas border sector. hundreds got way. we have a new migrant caravan of potentially 10,000 heading here this week, the same day biden meets with mexico and canada. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: thanks so much for joining us. you're watching the fox business network.

called that an election and went off, talking about why democrats haven't punished maxine waters or eric swalwell for any number of other perceived slights, returning to his floor speech remarks from yesterday, about rules for me and not for thee, but not substantively answering the question of what, if any, republicans will meat out against their own members for basically anything, andrea. >> and jonathan lemire, kevin mccarthy continues to be hamstrung by the former president and by his allegiance to the former president, his hopes for the speaker's gavel, perhaps, certainly, that is a real possibility, coming up in 2022, '23. but it does, you know, make it very difficult to get him to separate himself from donald trump anymore. >> andrea, you're right. i think his focus solely on regaining the speakership next year. he feels like the republicans are on pace to do that. certainly, historical trends suggest that the party that's not in power does tend to do better in the midterm election. the margins are so small, it wouldn't take much for republicans to get over the top, particularly w

joining me is eric swalwell of california an impeachment manager this year and professor of history and public policy at duke university and david joel ly, former republican of california and no longer affiliated with the party. let me quote more from the subpoenas that. enrique who is serving five months in prison for tearing off a black lives matter banner from d.c. and not in d.c. on the 6th because he was barred from being there, the fbi said don't come into town because he had charges of carrying a weapon he shouldn't have had in d.c. in discussing killing government officials, one proud boy said yeah, day of the rope referring to a day of mass lynching of race traitors in the white supremacist novel "the turner diaries." the leader of the oath keepers encouraged his members to stock up on ammo and prepare for a full on war in the streets. as someone that was an impeachment manager and prosecutor, what do you make of the subpoenas that today? >> joy, we are seeing that no one is off limits and like any good white collar prosecution from the bottom up or outside in, they are startin

meanwhile, california congressman eric swalwell offering his condolences today on twitter calling kevin's last heartbreaking and going on to thank kevin for his years of service and calling for his killer to be brought to justice. a fund has also been set up to help the family of kevin ishida. we have details on how you can help right now available on our website at kron 4 dot com. there. you can also get a better look at the car. police are looking for right now along with complete coverage of the ongoing investigation sec about our 4 zone forecast a saturday night. a live look at downtown san francisco from the sutro tower camera. a gorgeous day across these part. you really couldn't ask for better weather. so what can we expect for the start of our sunday for meteorologists rebecca strom into 9 bree so with a look at what's on the way. >> and jonathan, if you like today, tomorrow is going to be much of the same. so enjoy it may be had outside get some outdoor plans for you because we're going to wrap up tonight under pretty good conditions because it's so clear around the bay area. nic

congressman eric swalwell also offering his condolences today on twitter calling his loss heartbreaking. the congressman also went on to thank kevin for his years of service and also asked for his killers to be brought to justice. also, a fund has been set up for the family of kevin ishida. we have details on how you can help right now to kron 4 dot com. while you're there. you can also get a better look at the car that investigators are looking for right now and complete coverage of the ongoing investigation. the switch gears now to talk about our 4 zone forecast. the saturday night for meteorologists rebecca strong in tonight for debris. some with a look at what's on the way from the start of your sunday. >> well, we're going to see a chilly overnight temperatures, of course, waking up to those and then we're going to really see some warm conditions into the afternoon. very similar to what we saw today. so the 2nd half your weekend going to be just as beautiful as the 1st half live camera network outside showing us a nice clear shot of the east bay. you can see a san francisco because

look at eric swalwell who had an affair with a chinese spy and still sits on the committee. we cannot have double standards here. we are tired of nancy pelosi picking on our members but not going after her on members' misdeeds. with regards to the bipartisan infrastructure bill it is a good bill for my district in new york. over 10% of the money will be coming to my state. i don't know how any person representing new york city could vote against it. this is really important with nearly half the money going to roads, bridges, and highways. nearly $550 billion going to transit systems, fairies, coastal residency projects, so critical in my district after hurricane sandy devastated my community. and also expanding the capacity of our sewer infrastructure, which is so important. we just saw that after ida. judy: let me ask you another two questions about the vote today. are you saying that this kind of animated video that congressman gosar put forward is a good representative of what the republican party stands for? he talked about using it to reach younger voters. congresswoman

eric swalwell, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. swalwell will vote aye on h.r. 2088. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? mr. pallone: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. albio sires, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house it that mr. sires will vote yes on h.r. 2088. as the member designated by mr. donald payne, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. payne will vote yes on h.r. 2088. as the member designated by million donald norcross, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. norcross will vote yes on h.r. 2088. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. jim hagedorn much district 1 minnesota, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. hagedorn will vote yes on h.r. 2088. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? ms. talib: as the member designated mr. bowman, pursuant to h.res. 8, i infor

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i want to bring into our conversation congressman eric swalwell of california. or reaction to the indictment of steve bannon. s the the rule of law striking back, nicole. these guys, donald trump, steve bannon, mark meadows, they have run rampant the last four years in a land of no laws, they were essentially above the law, where they were pirates in international waters. and now they are coming to find that they should be and will be treated just like everyone else. mark meadows, call your office, because your refusal to show up today is probably not going to be looked upon kindly at the department of justice. i predict this is going to, you know, see a lot of the witnesses who have refused to come in so far have a change of tune and that you will start to see them. and that means probably once depositions are completed, a pretty powerful public presentation of who planned the january 6th insurrection, who financed it, what was the president's role as he incited and aimed the mob at capitol? and then, of course as the temperature rises in this country with poli

this is something congressman eric swalwell has been talking about since that second impeachment of donald trump. planned meetings. this is what the trump folks called command center at the willard and other washington hotels. and this question we have been trying to drill down on, foreknowledge of violence during the insurrection. your thoughts? >> two points. first, on the opinion, it's really thorough and sure-footed. and if it holds up, nicole, basically, it blows out of the water not just trump's claims, but also those of the bannons and clarks of the world. so it is potentially very significant. on the point you made on the bucket. >> let me ask you a question about that. harry, do you think merrick garland was waiting for this opinion before making a decision about charging bannon? >> no. i can follow up if you like. >> please. >> but on the buckets. okay. first on the buckets. so many to talk about. the most important is this latest round of subpoenas. we have a lot of knowledge about a lot of the evenings. something we are relatively impoverished on is just what trump was doing, h

he is introduced by eric swalwell. find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at book tv.org. >> today, fbi and homeland security officials testify on effort to counter domestic terrorist -- terrorism before the house committee. watch on c-span three, online, or watchful coverage on the stand now. our new video at. >> "washington journal" continues. host: joining us from capitol hill is congresswoman brenda lawrence, a democrat from michigan. she is in her fifth term. she is a member of the appropriations committee. part of her district includes detroit, and southfield, michigan. let's start there with politics. you used to be a mayor of southfield michigan. your neighboring city mayor was just elected as mayor of detroit, is that a good thing? guest: the mayor has had many years of service in the city of detroit in multiple capacities. he has proven that he could move the needle forward. he has proved that he could be inclusive. i am confident that he will continue to serve the people. host: wh