jim jordan to present the republican opposition to the criminal prosecution of steve bannon, jim -- to show why steve bannon and other trump allies are afraid of having to testify under oath to the january 6th committee. >> he said and i quote, i've talked to the president so many i can't remember all the days i've talked to him. but i've certainly talked of the president. next day on july 28 you confirmed to news that you spoke to president on january six. -- whether you spoke to the president before during or after the capital's attack, you said and i quote, i spoke with him that day after i think, after, i don't know if i spoke with in the morning or not. i just don't know i would have to get back to you. i don't know when those conversations happened, and quote. so my question is you've had 84 days since that interview to go back and check the records, so when did you speak to him on january 6th, before, during, or after the attack on the capitol? or was it all three? >> of course they talk to the president. i've been clear about. that i talk to him all the time. this is not about

jim jordan estimate couple of questions which put that into questions, for instance, jim jordan asked him about the environmental activist who forced their way into the department of the interior and d.c. recently. and he said, do you call them domestic terrorists like you called that january 6 rioters domestic terrorists? and merrick garland just says i didn't know anything about the department of interior incident. so he's deflecting these questions and he doesn't really seem to care that there is a problem out there in the community where the public is seeing the department of justice sicking the fbi onto moms and dads in school board meetings and merrick garland an answer to one of these questions is the entire basis of his memo seeking the fbi onto moms and dads was a left-wing organization letter, the national school board association letter. he had no body of evidence to show that there was violence in these meetings. it was just that letter, plus he a few newspaper reports. that was really disturbing and it shows you that merrick garland wasn't aware of his own bias and the bi

why, bob, is this such a hard question for jim jordan to answer? >> because the whole goal here was -- is steve bannon is quoted in our book saying to strangle the biden presidency in the crib, to subvert the process of certifying the biden election. remember, at this time, trump is president. he's talking to bannon. he's talking to jordan. he's talking to giuliani. he's talking to people we probably don't know about. he had come back from mar-a-lago, avoiding reluctantly that new year's eve party. so he can work the phones, so he can make -- we report in our book about his meeting with pence and saying don't you think it would be cool if you had this power to decide who is going to be the next president? and pence says to his credit, at that point, no. i don't think one person should have that power. and the constitution and the law make that very clear. but trump is pushing it, bannon is pushing it, giuliani is pushing it. there are others involved in this, and if somebody really looks at it as i think you almost are required to do, as a criminal

joining us now, ohio cumbersome jim jordan intimacy cumbersome mark green. cumbersome and jordan, let's start with you, the left's policies don't work, so they have to do this, right, before the real results start pouring in next her, which are going to be abysmal. just everybody get used to a lower standard of living. what could be easier? >> well, laura, this is what bothers me, since when did americans lower their expectations? what if the wright brothers had low expectations? how about the hockey team in 1980, the u.s. hockey team, what if they said we are going to go to the owner picks we are just want to play pretty good, we are knuckling to play to win. this is where socialism always takes you. it takes you to mediocrity, it takes you to average in us and the arrogance that they talk about this, jen psaki yesterday saying oh, americans may have to wait before they get their treadmill on christmas. i mean, this is where the left goes and you're exactly right, it's going to show up next year and a big way when we take back the house because americans, w

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congressman jim jordan. by the way, if republicans would do that, donald trump gave the republican party a spine, a backbone to fight for the things they say they're going to fight for. some of the things i see especially in the senate, raising the debt ceiling, they maybe losing that differs find -- stiffer spine that trump gam them. if i am the son of a vice president and vice president of the united states leverages a billion dollars to s get a prosecutor fired because they are investigating your son, if your last name is trump, what happens? if your last name is trump and you're getting money from kazakhstan, china and russia, what is the difference in the coverage and what is the difference for the democratic party? >> you will are don jr. and you've got business ties with china, anonymous sales to people and let's say, he's up for nomination, you don't think that is a story for goodness sake? no, no, what is the justice department looking into right now? not hunter biden and other questionable people,

i'm not surprised jim jordan wants to stop this, he has his hands all over the mess too. that committee is moving ahead and if bannon doesn't go, and merrick garland has to lock him up pronto. you cannot decide you are not going to comply with a subpoena in this country, that is absurd. >> i want to play more of michael steele and it's its own kind of frog boiling experiment. maybe the viewers forget. as you listen to this man, remember, he used to run the republican party. here he is today talking about secrets from inside their locker room vis-a-vis the democrats. >> let he me share a bit behind the curtain of how republicans look and see these things strategically having been in the strategic space. we know the democrats wopt act. it's not complicated, people. call their bluff. democrats won't call their bluff. on nothing. or anything. they talk. they whine, they wring their hands and it changes nothing. how do you hold them accountable? how do you force the issue? >> james you have never been above tough love for your party. that's tough love for your party. >> well,

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and obviously, jim jordan is dodging these questions. mr. meadows was with the president prior to january 6th, on january 6th. in fact, he's seen in video at the so-called tailgate party while the president, in a tent, watched the insurrection with some joy and some appreciation for it instead of standing as the commander in chief pour the safety of our country, the safety of our democracy. we cannot forget how serious this was. this was a violent attack on our capitol on the seat of our democracy. it was destruction. it was desecration. and it ended in death. and so mr. meadows and everybody around him ought to be saying, i raise my hand, i want to come forward. >> yeah. >> and do the patriotic thing and tell the truth. i can't imagine why mr. meadows, who served this institution for years. >> yeah. >> and made friends and colleagues here across the aisle wouldn't also feel the assault on this institution, his democracy, our democracy. he should step forward, as should these other elected republican leaders who were in constant communicatio

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jim jordan, i want to go to you. i think is important. one other talking point from the white house, i haven't seen anybody challenge them on this. they continue to say that every american that wanted to leave afghanistan had that opportunity. do we know that to be true? no one is challenging them on that. >> no, i don't think we do. i would point this out, too. it wasn't just that americans were left behind. 13 americans gave their life one of them, mack matt was from the 13th district of ohio. 13 americans gave their life. hundreds were left behind buildings of dollars of equipment and weapons were left behind as well. donald trump would never have allowed that to happen. we know that. and the american people instinctively know that that is the difference. again, i think the american people are so fed up with all the bologna and ridiculous things they have seen 10 months of joe biden and democrats running our federal government. they are not longer going to stand for this reclaim their freedom and speak out loud and clear. >> lawrence:

ohio congressman jim jordan was in those and he joins us in minutes. in the search for brian laundrie's over as the fbi confirmed those human remains found in a florida wildlife preserve are his. we report from his parents and more coming up. we begin with the latest from the president to try to make sense of all the news he was breaking in a town hall in baltimore tonight. correspondent matt finn leads are covered with the highlights. good evening. >> good evening. president biden made some questionable remarks and statements tonight at that cnn town hall. the president stated that he has been to the southern border but fox news' own reporting and research indicates president biden and has never been to the south border. speak i do have plans to visit the southern border? >> i've been there before. i've not had a whole lot of time to get down. i've been spending time going around and looking at the $900 billion worth of damage done by hurricanes and floods and whether and traveling around the world. speak of the president was also asked about vaccine

jim jordan confronted america's top cop. with directv stream, i can get live tv and on demand together. watch: serena williams... wonder woman.... serena... wonder woman... serena... wonder woman... ♪ ♪ ace. advantage! you cannot be serious! ♪ ♪ get your tv together with the best of live and on demand. introducing directv stream. jeanine." jenna: remember the other week when the national school boards association wrote a letter to biden likening american parents to domestic parents. they did a 180 saying there was no justification for some of the language in the letter. how about attorney general merrick garland will he apologize? is the attorney general so politically biased and so malleable that he will get a letter for which there is no basis in fact. then decide to deploy the fbi to go after parents of children in school? is this what we have for an attorney general? i don't care if he never apologizes. but has he? >> that's exactly what happened. he said so in the hearing this week. letter goes to president bide

congressman jim jordan wanted to find out. >> wanted you first review the data showing this so-called disturbing uptick? >> i read the letter and we have been seeing over time -- >> i didn't ask you, you read the letter, that is your source? >> let me be clear, this is not a prosecution -- >> some study, some investigation someone did that said there was a disturbing uptick or you take the word of the national school board association? >> will: nothing more than a letter, garland wouldn't give a straight answer but he would give nothing more than a letter as the predicate to this investigation. congressman jordan was cut off before he could press any more. it's obvious that the white house was following the ns bas lead and the doj was following the white house's lead. that is not the only concern congress had with the attorney general, louisiana congressman mike johnson took the attack for his family's business ties for critical race theory. >> your actions may have been motivated by your family's financial stake in this issue, publisher reports show your son-in-law off cofounded a co

he was not in the category of republican members of congress, like jim jordan no gains in marjorie greene. yet here is now. on this far right station. contributing to the martyrdom of ashley babbitt who lost her life by accusing the capitol police of murder, for firing the gun under the conditions he explicitly said were justified. congressman nails has been battling the mob, to being in apologize for. >> how could that shooting be justified? is there any way to justify that? >> no. greg, it was murder. >> there is no struggling the line between supporting insurrection and supporting democracy. no middle ground there, day by day, one by one, republicans all fall in line. they moved from the democracy camp to the insurrection, camp under the exhaustible pressure of political expedience, or genuine personal radicalization, and it's hard to say which is worse. lana sure is a congress editor for politico or she oversees coverage of this republican faction. and she joins me now. >> i find nails an interesting figure, because he's a freshman, rap key was lauded for his, what he did that day. an

fauci has got to go. >> sean: jim jordan, do you have any doubt nih money now funded through eco-alliance went to fund the money for gain off function coronavirus research at the wuhan virology lab between dr. fauci's emails, the intercept leaks, and eco-alliance statements, do you have any doubt at all that dr. fauci lied about what he knew and when? >> no i don't, sean, it'ss a pattern of deception with the sky and lara is exactly right. he's got to go paired why hean s still employed by the american taxpayer do not know. her member 22 months ago, a virology expert it sends any melting the virus looks engineer, not consistent with evolutionary theory. that's a nice way of saying this thing came from a lab. dr. fauci misled us on thate for the past year and a half. then we have what happened last week that you pointed out. he misled us about the nih funding gain-of-function research through eco-health at the wuhan lab, and of course now we have this terriblee disgustig story where our tax dollars were used to fund research that tortured animals. so again, this is -- this guy has got to g

also, her from good measure trump acolytes jim jordan and matt gates who showed up just to speak against the move to subpoena bannon. during one lively exchange, games made sure to push the former presidents lies about election fraud. do you accept that joe biden won the 2020 presidential election? >> i accept that joe biden is the president. >> do you accept that he won by 7 million votes, and if he did donald trump -- a margin that donald trump or landslide when he beat hillary clinton by the same numbers? >> i think that our election was uniquely polluted by these indiscriminate mail-in ballots. >> today just to remove any doubt republican house leaders officially reminded their members to vote no, on holding bannon in contempt. one of them used a trump to refrain to renounce the one six committees body of work. >> i think you're seeing most members get tired of the which hansen the games, let's focus on policies that affect everyday families right now, instead of these partners in witchhunts that they will keep going along. >> liz cheney who is one of the committees to republican mak

with reaction, the author of "do what you said you would do," republican congress men jim jordan along with fox news contributor lara trump. i know this issue about the dogs in particular has got you quite angry. between that and gain of function that they lied about, that also has me worked up. >> yeah, well this one is personal for me, sean, because for as long as i can remember i've been an animal rescue advocate, and animal welfare advocate by and large and i also have a beagle named charlie. what a horrific thing to see happen to any living creature, and as though we needed any more reason to dislike dr. fauci, as though we needed another reason that he probably shouldn't have his job. i mean, this guy has flip-flopped on everything covid from the very beginning. for member the very beginning of covid he told us no masks were required and then he went to two masks, three masks, mask mandates, vaccine mandate. there's a lot of question as to whether or not taxpayer funding went to gain-of-function research, as you were just referencing at the wuhan institute of virology, where like

someone else who has critical information is congressman jim jordan, a trump ally who still serves in the house. he could still be a witness. congress could ask him and you're laughing at me already and subpoena him, if necessary, would jim jordan tell the truth. well, listen. >> did you talk to the former president before after. >> of course i've talked to the president. i've been clear about that. i talk to him all the day. i've been clear about that. i don't recall the times. >> was it before, during or after the attack -- >> i talked to the president after the attack. >> so not before or during. >> right. >> and you -- >> i've been clear about that. >> more clear about it there than maybe in the past, but the actual question is what did you talk about, not just that did you talk? >> yeah. >> first you've got to establish that they did talk and then the timing of the conversation and then you move on to the substance stuff. those answers is why i was grining about this because what congressman jordan is saying he does not recall the number of times he spoke to the president on a da

jordan asked about his own communication with president trump on january 6th. >> of course i talked to the president. i talked to him on that day. i've been clear about that. i don't recall the number of times. but it's not about me. during one heated exchange at the allergy, congressman matt gates would not admit that president biden fairley won the election. >> do you accept that joe biden won the 2020 presidential election? >> i accept that joe biden is the president. >> do you accept that he won the election by more than 7 million votes and defeated donald trump in the electoral college, a margin that donald trump called a landslide when he beat hillary clinton by the same numbers? >> i think our election was uniquely polluted by these indiscriminate mail-in ballots. >> reporter: as for trump's social media network, it's expected to launch next month with a public rollout. >>> president biden is dropping his infrastructure bill from $3.5 million to $2 trillion. paid family leave will likely be reduced. the president is promoting the infrastructure bill which includes improvement

. >> will the committee subpoena jim jordan? >> as far as i know there have been no discussions yet about any members of congress. that obviously raises different kinds of issues. jim jordan decided to come forward in the rules committee this week and so he established himself as fair game for a whole bunch of questions and he has -- he seems to have admitted in kind of a sideways way that he was in communication with donald trump on january 6th. seems pretty clear that he was in meetings prior to january 6th. and, look, the bottom line is that we know that there are lots of people in the republican party, both elected and unelected, who know a lot of information about the assault on congress on january 6th, which was the worst violent attack on the u.s. capitol since the war of 1812. and perhaps the most dangerous assault on american democracy since the civil war. one would think that it would be -- they would understand it is not just a legal duty, but a civic honor for them to be able to render testimony. and most of the peop

i said jim jordan, i meant jim justice. i want to make that correction. >>> now let's move on to that tragic shooting on a movie set in new mexico. finally a press conference scheduled for tomorrow morning almost a week out after we learn more details about what went wrong and a similar push to keep accidents from happening in the future. miguel almaguer is in santa fe with the latest. miguel? >> reporter: stephanie, over the last couple of days, investigators have been coming and going from this ranch behind me, leaving with bags of evidence, including firearms and spent shell casings. tomorrow, we expect to hear a press conference and more details as to what exactly what went wrong here. >> reporter: the set of "rust" now on indefinite pause, as santa fe sheriffs look to determine what caused the fatal accident. >> we have two people accidentally shot on a movie set by a prop gun. >> reporter: the deadly shot fired by alec baldwin from a prop gun he believed was safe. his wife, halaria posting on instagram, my heart is wi

jim jordan confronted america's top cop. ashley: welcome to fox news live i'm ashley strohmier. virginia's race for governor looks like it will go down to the wire. democrat terry mcauliffe is in a dead heat with glenn youngkin. barack obama encouraged the republicans of promoting lies and conspiracy theories. a painting sold for $21 million at a sotheby's auction in las vegas. the pricey art belonged to the owner of mgm resort. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." jenna: remember the other week when the national school boards association wrote a letter to biden likening american parents to domestic parents. they did a 180 saying there was no justification for some of the language in the letter. how about attorney general merrick garland will he apologize? is the attorney general so politically biased and so malleable that he will get a letter for which there is no basis in fact. then decide to deploy the fbi to go after parents of children in school? is this what we have for an attorney general? i don't care if he never apologizes. but has he? >> that's exactly what happen

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everything from whether or not republicans could show and in particular congressman jim jordan could show a video supporting the questions that they are asking the a.g. about parents being targeted by the f.b.i. specifically about those things and they were denied based on what chairman nadler of the house judiciary committee said was a point of rule there. someone objected and they went on. the back and forth got chippy for a bit. and then just moments ago, we saw something else and they are taking a break now and while they do we'll step in with "the faulkner focus". i'm hair use -- harris "the faulkner focus". a moment ago you saw the a.g. pressed on what may seem to be naked eye a conflict of interest for him to talk at all about going after parents and leveraging the f.b.i. to do that over issues that parents may have on what is being taught inside their children's's classroom. critical race theory. i believe we have a little bit of that. i will ask my team for that. >> given the timing of all this your memo appears to have been motivated by politics more than any pressing feder

and tonight, prime time, senator tom cotton, jim jordan, rachel campos duffy and sean duffy, we do them together as a couple, that's the way we do things. >> did they leave their kids -- [laughter] >> did you even look at the rundown? have you looked at the rundown yet? dana. >> well, here are three -- here are some bears, they are just tried to figure out how to get in a hammock. all of us have been there, right? trying to figure out like -- help me out here. they are just having the best time trying to get on there. there we go. >> oh! >> that's good. >> that's pretty cute! >> you can't even get mad at them. you can't even shoo them away. [laughter] >> it's on a loop, judge. [laughter] >> your turn. your turn. >> my turn. everybody loves a warm cup of joe from starbucks. actually don't do starbucks. i go to dunkin' donuts, but anyway, take a look. here is a dog, a 12-week-old rottweiler and this is an adorable moment, for the first time, this rottweiler is trying his very first cappuccino. it is a mix of water and whipped cream. while owners should be careful how much dairy they give

jim jordan pressing the attorney general on where he got the data on the uptick of violence. >> your memo, the first sentence, you said in recent months, there's a disturbing spike in data and intimidation of violence. >> yes. >> when did you show the data showing the disturbing uptick. >> i read the letter and we have been seeing over time. >> whoa. i said -- so you read the letter. that's your source? >> greg, let's kick it off with you. have some thoughts? >> it's scary. this guy's the attorney general and he's less prepared than jessie watters. >> such a cheap shot. >> think about it. this guy is initiating an investigation on parents, not because he had statistics, actual specific cases, but because he got a letter. the letter is from an environmental group or blm, he wouldn't have proceeded like this. it's a political action. you have to admit that. but what's worse is how easy it was to motivate this guy to comply, just send a letter. i might do that to you, harold. just for the hell of it. i will make up something. it's weird how removed he is from reality, right? he talks ab

jim jordan has been the champion on questioning the intelligence community about the effectiveness. >> laura: hypersonic missiles, now this? come on, i am billions of dollars down a rat hole and the american people are the ones being surveilled. the whole thing, the media did have a role in propping up fauci's big live, watch. >> nothing brings out senator paul's propensity to act like an ass like a congressional hearing. >> the media trying to make fauci a covid bogeyman. >> there's nothing to prevent he keeps embarrassing himself. rand paul, stop it, you look like an idiot. >> laura: congressman, they are collaborators. >> they have and i don't think that is any surprise to any good fox beer but here's the bottom line, they knew all along that tax dollars were going into this lab. we wasted months and months and months of investigation to try to prove what they knew all along, that tax dollars were going to this lab and they were doing risky experimental research that they shouldn't have been doing. and to say, we don't know where this covid-19 originated from is ridiculous. it is e

ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is al jazeera live from doha, also coming up, leaders in southeast asia, holding their annual summit. me and mom would top the discussions, but it's jim to lead up was left out and back to school. children across venezuela, resume learning in classrooms. after months of code 19 locked out, ah, welcome to the program to united states has condemned the military coup in sedans, saying it will not hesitate to hold to account those responsible for the overthrow of the transitional government that was supposed to usher in democracy. the biden administration is demand in the release of all detained political prisoners and it suspending $700000000.00 in emergency assistance to the country. meanwhile, the un security council will discuss the bound behind closed doors on tuesday, and it's calling for restraint. mosquitoes, stakeholders to return to dialogue in restores the constitutional order as well as not to poach domestic peace and political transition at risk. we stand ready, of cours

republican jim jordan with this. let's watch. >> you are going to pay people half a million dollars who broke the law at the same time the biden administration is getting ready to raise taxes on the hard working families of this country. you get amnesty with democrats and now they pay you for breaking the law. >> harris: we could hear you agreeing. i have a follow-up question for you. you mention the moderates and independents are moving away from the democrats and where are they going? can you put them in your party? >> i think we are going to catch some of them and they are supporting us by saying look, families are struggling. people are trying to get back to work. we've got 10.4 million unfilled jobs in this country. we are trying to work with individuals on job training and as people are struggling to turn around and say we are going to pay those that illegally entered this country, we are going to pay them, this is unprecedented but this administration is taking many unprecedented moves and harris, that's why p

there is also ohio congressman jim jordan tweeting ohio should ban all vaccine mandates. i mean, how dangerous is this? vaccines for diseases like polio and measles have been mandated for decades. what happens if those are all of a sudden eliminated, surgeon general? >> that would be catastrophic because we know that for decades that vaccine requirements for measles, mumps, rubella and other illnesses including polio and these kept millions and millions of people healthy and saved millions of lives are part of the public health infrastructure of this country. we should be learning from those lessons and applying them to covid not seeking to take down requirements that have saved lives and made people's lives better so we've got to keep that in mind. i know this is a difficult time and the response has felt polarized but it's gone on for a long time the pandemic has been going on for 18 months. that's stressed and strained us. we can't allow the virus to get the better of us and force us to look the other way and not follow sound public health guidance. what we got to do i

jim jordan, every time you ask jim jordan a question, it is like he is trying to hide. he stutters and does all of it. host: kevin mccarthy was asked about steve bannon and his defiance of the congressional subpoena from the select committee. >> are you ok with people define congressional pinots? >> what are you talking about -- congressional subpoenas? >> what you talking about? >> the houses holding bannon in contempt for not replying to the subpoena. >> issued an invalid subpoena. it weakens our power not if someone goes against it. it was a right to go to the court to see he -- see if he had executive privilege or not. i don't know if he does or not but neither does the committee. so they are weakening the power of congress itself by issuing invalid subpoenas. >> he was a private citizen during the -- >> don't ask me that, the courts decide. host: we are talking about your top news story of the week. this is some reporting from this morning from reuters. the headline at united nations, afghan women appeal, don't let tell the men in. a group of afghan women urged the

a message like this from one congressman, jim jordan, urging the state of ohio to end all vaccine mandates. that's what governor mandate did in texas with that executive order, getting companies to ignore the mandates of getting the shot. let's bring in conservative radio host mark davis from 660 am. nice having you on the show. >> thanks, chris. >> i'm very glad you took the opportunity to come on. government telling people what to do, conservatives not going to like it. really, nobody likes being told what to do. but you don't like hearing a governor, let alone a supposedly conservative governor, telling companies that they can't do something that you believe they are allowed to. how so? >> it calls to mind a certain consistency in the conservative mindset of what governors' role should be in business decision making, and to my mind that role is as little as possible. that means that joe biden is wrong to tell companies that you must have a vaccine mandate, and governors from abbott to desantis, whom i also love, are wrong to tell companies that they cannot. i am a business and economic

you have jim jordan of ohio writing, ohio should ban all vaccine mandates. of course that would mean the requirements that have existed in schools for generations for things like measles, rubella, vaccines shown to work there. what's the impact of this? >> i think it would be tremendous and awful. we have had school mandates since the 1970s. they were borne of measles in places like los angeles and detroit. they work. what we found is because of school vaccine mandates, we basically eliminated measles from this country by 2000. we basically eliminated rubella, or german measles, by 2005. if we roll back the mandates, we will take a giant step backward in time. there is probably no better example how they work than the state of mississippi. mississippi has one of the lowest if not the lowest rate of covid-19 vaccinations, mid 30% to high 30% range. what state in this union has the highest rate of vaccines for children, and the answer is mississippi. the reason is they have never had in their school mandates a philosophical religious exemption. they are one of

but we haven't seen those names like minority leader kevin mccarthy, jim jordan, people like paul gosar, mo brooks, who were in contact with ali alexander, the organizer of the stop the steal rally. alexander himself has said he was in touch with them in order to plan some of the events around the rallies that preceded the january 6th insurrection. and so those are names that we have not seen in subpoena yet. it is quite possible that they are maybe quietly cooperating with the select committee. we've been told by chairwoman thompson and cheney that they have been surprised by the amount of people who have come forward voluntarily to provide information. they've already been conducting closed door interviews. we've also been told to expect a slew of other subpoenas, actually witnesses who were in touch with president trump on january 6th and leading up to that day. >> phil rucker, i'm reminded that orwell's "1984" opens up with the clock striking 13 o'clock. i lay that out as a predicate for this question. you've covered a lot of donald trump. you've coauthored two books about him. is t

congressman jim jordan and matt gaetz. defending bannon's refusal to comply with the committee's subpoena. and both still refusing to admit that november's election was not stolen. >> in january, um, i ask you to say five simple words. the election was not stolen. and you were unwilling to say them, then. can you say those five words today? >> i have never said it was stolen, mr. chairman. i will give you the same answer. never said it was. i said we should investigate it. i said on january 6th when the electoral votes were counted that joe biden is president of the united states. and if you got a problem with that, i don't -- i don't understand it. the real question is why don't you guys want to investigate what happened? >> you said a lot of words just now but unfortunately, you are still unwilling to say those five words. >> your obsession with five words seems pretty ridiculous to me. >> here is the question i want to ask you. let's just start with basics. do you accept that joe biden won the 2020 presidential election

but we haven't seen those names like minority leader can mccarthy, jim jordan, gosar. who were in contact with alexander the organizer of the rally who alexander himself has said he was in touch with him in order to grant some of the offense around the rallies that preceded the january 6th insurrection. to know those are names that we have not seen in the -- yet. it is possible they may be quietly cooperating with the select committee, controlled by chairwoman cheney by the amount of people who have come forward to voluntarily to provide information -- but we've also been told that to expect a slew of other subpoenas coming out, potential witnesses who were in touch with president trump on january 6th, and leading up to that day. >> phil rocker, i'm reminded of orwell's 1984 opens up with the clock striking 13 o'clock. i lay that out as a predicate for this question. you covered a lot of donald trump, you have coauthor two books about him, is the effort to change history, the effort to get us to believe we didn't see what we all saw with our own eyes just getting start

jordan right it's, or the lowest order contempt, the u.s. attorney must go before the grand jury to demand an indictment. and, we think it's very likely given the gravity of this matter is so overwhelming, and the facts are so clear that he just blew us off, that we think that the department of justice will move forward, of course we're not putting all of our eggs in one basket, because we are continuing to do whatever we need to do to obtain his testimony, as we've compelled it. >> what is the timeline, of your understanding of the timeline, this seems like once again we're in a situation where there is the law, and then there is the timeline of the investigation, and the obvious thing that donald trump, steve bannon and all these people like to do, is just delayed until it's essentially, you can't keep doing it, or it's too long in the future to have much import. >> no, we won't tolerate perpetual denial here, we're collecting evidence every single day, the vast majority of people that we reached out to, or testifying voluntarily, our meet

. >> sean: real strong >l republicans like jim jordan major to hold him accountable after that deception. now, listen to congressman jordan expose garland's agenda to politicize the doj, along with this exchange with the committee chairman jerry nadler. watch this. >> the chairman just said this before doj was political and went after their opponents. are you kidding me? three weeks t ago, the national school board association writes president biden, asking him to involve the fbi and local school board matters. five days later, the attorney general of the united states does just that. a snitch line on parents started five days after a left-wing political organization asked for it. o se that's not political, i don't know what is. it's a video about parents at school board meetings, moms and dads speaking at school board meetings, and you guys aren't way to let us play it? >> an objection has been heard that you failed to give the 48 hours request required by theeeh rule, and therefore -- >> what rule? mr. chairman, what role? r >> sean:fo what rule? did we get an answer? ask yourself, wha

there's so much backlash that comes at them, this is the exchange between jim jordan and the attorney general, merrick garland, about what exactly was it that motivated this from the doj. what were the specific actions that rose to the level of fbi potential investigation that you saw evidence of? watch this. >> when did you first review the data showing this disturbing uptick? >> i read the letter. we have been seeing over time threats -- >> whoa, whoa. so you read the letter? that's your source? >> let me be clear. this is not a prosecution or -- >> is there some study, some investigation someone did that said there's a disturbing uptick or you take the word of the national school board association? >> he said that they read about it in the news, that there was a disturbing uptick. is that enough evidence and documentation for the department of justice to rise to the level of an fbi investigation secretary devos? >> no. i think it's not defensible in any way. it's a complete overreach, a complete overreaction. it's clearly meant to intimidate parents. i hope that it will have exactl

. ♪ chris: jim jordan acting two reports. the biden administration may give up to $450,000 per person to families that were separated under the border under the trump immigration policy. it is time for the sunday group, former republican congressman jason chaffetz from usa today susan page and charles lane of the washington post. the wall street journal broke the story this week there are 900 claims that have been filed, people say they suffered emotional distress when families were separated acting 2018 by the trump administration and rather than go to trial, the biden administration is considering a very healthy expensive settlement. it may make sense legally but it's hard to defend politically. >> a lot of americans differ distress of separation at 2018 but this number seems really high, the attack ads right themselves of this kind of payout happens. we know from the beginning president biden's lowest approval ratings have been around the issue of immigration this was when they get the numbers even worse. chris: literally,

among them, no surprises for viewers of this program, marjorie taylor greene, matt gates, jim jordan and kevin mccarthy. we're back with miles taylor, the cofounder and executive director of renew america. david jolly is here. how do you get rid of kevin mccarthy? >> well, look, that's a really good question, nicole, and we'd like to do our best to make it happen but there's something that i'm going to say up front here. realistically, there are some members on this list that are in super safe districts that they're going to be very hard to defeat, but in the case of kevin mccarthy and steve scalise, the reason why we put them on this list is because what we think needs to happen is we need to deny them a republican majority. it's pretty unlikely we get mccarthy and scalise of the folks on that list out of congress, but at a minimum, we need to keep them out of the house majority. now, what i'll say is that when we look at what republican leaders in congress are doing to police their own ranks, we see them completely missing in action. so, kevin mccarthy and steve scalise have done a

none other than jim jordan mentioned the chicago police in a tweet along with parents saying freedom in contagious. what's contagious, the coronavirus. covid-19 has caused 64% of all police officer deaths this year. more than quadruple the number who died from gun violence. go off assistant coach. make your point. they are putting themselves ahead of the citizens they could infect. we hear that police brutality cases would even happen if only every one just complied and followed all their commands. it's clear that some officers don't hold themselves to that same standard. they are literally refusing to comply with the law. just take what happened at a new york subway stop yesterday where a rioter said he have harassed and thrown out of the station for asking officers to wear masks which is the law. the nypd says the event is under internal review. guess the cops former governor cuomo sent into the subway system are making an impact. officers and unions that are fighting to make the public sick are tonight's absolute worst. that's tonight's reid out. all in with chris hays starts now.