this caps months of negotiation between jenny thomas and the committee. their next and last hearing now set for september 28, one week from today coverage here on the news. >>> the u.s. house today passed a bill aimed at stopping the next capitol insurrection from happening. the president election reform act went through late this afternoon. outgoing con woman liz cheney introduced the bill with her democratic colleague before the vote today, congresswoman cheney said the bill is important to protect future election. >> if your aim is to prevent future efforts to steal elections, i would respectfully suggest conservatives support this bill. if instead your aim is to leave open the door for elections to be stolen in the future, you might decide not to support this or any other bill. >> well, despite her urging or maybe because of it, republicans mostly did not support the bill. only nine gop lawmakers voted yes. she was accused of rushing to pass it. >> i believe what house democrats are doing is irresponsible and wrong. they have allowed their dislike for

jenny thomas' attorney tells nbc news she answered all the committee's questions. her attorney insists she was focused on insuring fraud was investigated. >>> the white house kicking off efforts to forgive student loan debt for millions of americans they tweeted updates on the process. the window to apply opens next month and lasts through the end of the year. so there's time. part of this update, new guidance on who qualifies. there's one reversal borrowers with privately held federal loans will not be held eligible for forgiveness it's also stirring up legal challenges six republican-led states taking action to debalk it in federal court. the state accused the president of overstepping his executive authority. >>> apple taking a bite out of the market, and that's what's topping cnbc's on the money. shares of apple sank nearly 5% today after bank of america analysts gave the stock a rare downgrade. the analysts cited worries of weakened consumer demand it comes on the heels of the report that they scrapped plans to production on the apple 15. dow off 458. s&p down

an attorney for jenny thomas says that she was eager to answer the committee's questions and clear up misconceptions about her work connected to the 2020 election. >> thomas is a well-known conservative activists. she exchanged text messages with then white house chief of staff mark meadows about efforts to investigate allegations of election fraud. other evidence revealed thomas also encourage state lawmakers in arizona and in wisconsin to overturn joe biden's electoral win. thomas attended the rally that preceded the capitol attack on january 6 was she claims she left before the protesters turned violent. congress has struck a deal to keep the government running and avert a possible shutdown. this weekend the senate passed a stopgap spending bill this afternoon. >> it will keep the government running until december 16th and it will provide millions more in economic and military aid to ukraine. the bill now goes to the house where it is expected to be passed and head to the president's desk before friday's midnight deadline. coming up next in sports, the forty-niners back on the prac

. >> the january 6 committee interviewed the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas today jenny thomas is a conservative activist who worked to overturn the 2020 presidential election. the panel wanted her to explain text messages she exchanged with then trump white house chief of staff mark meadows before the capitol riot about changing the results of the election. well, of other evidence revealed that thomas also encourage state lawmakers in arizona and wisconsin to overturn joe biden's electoral win. thomas attended the rally that preceded the capitol attack. but she says she left before the protesters turned violent. >> russia will formally annex for regions under its control in ukraine. tomorrow, russia recently held referendums in those southern and eastern portions of ukraine and russia claims residents voted overwhelmingly in favor of joining russia. the pro russian administrators of those regions will signed treaties during a ceremony in moscow tomorrow. ukraine and the west have called this vote illegal forest and rate. you had armed russian soldiers going door to door

jennie thomas, wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas has agreed to sit for an interview with the committee at some point. her lawyers said in a statement, quote, she is eager to clear up any misconceptions about her work relating to the 2020 election. the walls seem to be closing in on the former president from every angle. joining me now, tally for haiti and wednesday, an msnbc legal analyst and former new york state and federal prosecutor. and jill wine-banks, msnbc contributor, former assistant watergate special prosecutor and author of the watergate girl thank you both very much for coming to the sunday show. jill, let's start with the significance of the civil suit against trump and his kids. trump's lawyers must have known this was coming, just last week they tried to settle the suit, and in a deposition with attorney general james last month, trump pled the fifth, more than 400 times so, how do these actions affect the future of this case? >> it is a really good case. letitia james laid out very significant evidence of multiple, like, hundreds of examples of fraud by t

. >> if i may, there's the possibility of that this is clarence thomas's wife jenny thomas and there are indeed questions and bob costa and i did a story in the post and cbs about those 29 emails or i'm sorry, text messages which were stunning because mark meadows, trump's chief of staff texts back and says we are in a war. it is good versus evil. that is our starting point in all of this but i think we just don't know about this and we need to keep an open mind. she says she's happyto cooperate or will answer questions and so forth . and so the question mark is there. ask tender territory to somebody's life was on the supreme court and so forth and the new york times has a story about the letter the committee wrote to her in saying we'd be happy to talk to you about july 6, seventh or eighth but if that isn't convenient so there treading very carefully and i think wisely. >> on what carl was alluding to which is your kind of analysis of the january 6 committee investigation and the degree to which, how you analyze the work that they have done and what they might produce? >> i think

' wife, jenny thomas. they have emails that apparently show her reaching out to wisconsin lawmakers, as well as arizona officials, to try to overturn the 2020 election results. norm, what is the thinking here in terms of whether justice thomas can be impartial on issues surrounding january 6th? is the feeling that no one is responsible for their spouse or that they cannot be impartial when it comes to their spouse? >> alisyn, it's not only that she was in touch with arizona, now we know wisconsin. she also was in direct touch with the white house chief of staff, mark meadows, in the middle of all of these investigations. in any other court in the land if the wife of a judge or husband of a judge were involved in a matter coming before the court, the judge would have to step away. the supreme court leaves that decision to the individual justices. so i think that it was an ethics violation for clarence thomas to previously rule on issues relating to these investigations, including in the trump v. thompson ca

thomas the wife of supreme court justice clarence. thomas will speak with the january 6 committee her lawyer confirmed thomas will voluntarily participate in an interview the committee wants to question her about text and emails. she sent to president trump's former lawyer. john eastman, and the president's chief of staff mark meadows those messages discuss ways to overturn the 2020 election. santa clara county is taking steps to make some pricey prescription medications more affordable insulin and other diabetes medications will be added to the counties met assist program. medisys provides eligible residents with a monthly grant to help pay for their medications and that includes some middle income earners who organizers say are sometimes forgotten when it comes to financial aid. folks who are you know, making what we used to think of as a pretty good middle class. income are eligible for this program because it is designed to serve the missing middle of health care. and when we're talking about the missing middle, we're talking abou

that is the difference between me and jenny thomas. that is a difference between democrats and republicans. republicans right now would have that heckler be beaten. they would say -- >> i don't know all republicans, but trump certainly has a record for. that >> lindsey graham would be like okay boss. that's how they are at this point. when biden says that heckler is entitled to be outrageous, how can you hear that, understand what he meant? you heard the whole time that guy was yelling into a megaphone. how can you hear biden say that and not understand about the critical difference between both parties? >> it was an interesting moment, because it was democracy in action. definitely the definition of a free society, where you can get a bullhorn. maya wiley, elie must all, coming up next, michael beschloss joins me next. >> democracy cannot survive when one side believes there are only two outcomes to an election. either they win, or they were cheated. that is where the maga republicans are today what [applause] they don't understand wh

thomas the wife of the supreme court nominee when it comes to januar. when she starts on the rabbit hole there is no going back, i personally in the year 2022 with all the crap for the back of it until lack of a better term i hope republicans employ the tactics when it comes to things like hunter biden, as maria said a few minutes ago we now know on the 2020 presidential election the fbi came to mark zuckerberg and said you should censor, d platform commandeering the story, although the stuff of the tools are entirely fair game republicans when they retake control the house in january. maria: i want to see an investigation of the fbi, the wall street journal blamed robert mueller and jim comey putting on agency charge training the whole thing political, good to see you, thank you very much. maria: josh hammer, stay with us, we'll be righti ma back. to, i'm confident about my future. voya provides guidance for the right investments. they make me feel like i've got it all under control. voya. be confident to and through retirement. if you shop at walmart,

as we learn this, week the committee reached an agreement with jenny thomas, -- who to appear before the committee. we want to bring in nbc's rally -- ali rodman for more. ali, we heard about this news about jenny thompson of course, if in fact your testimony would come in time to be then shown or used in this january 6th hearing that is happening on wednesday, what do we know about what is coming? and if she is going to be included? >> yeah, yasmin, just to put this hearing into context, the committee knows it has an extremely high bar of expectations and has to meet in the next member, last public hearing. to break through all of these headlines over the past more than two months now since their last public hearing about the former president. they haven't really dropped at the theme of this hearing yet, but they are dropping some bread crumbs as far as what we should expect on wednesday. they are saying they have more information from the secret service as far as communications and movement on january 6th. they say to expect more than a focus on the violent extremism that fueled th

. >>> we want to bring you other important news, jenny thomas is meeting with the january 6th committee. sarah murray joins us with the latest. >> reporter: that's right, this is part of a voluntary interview. she is here in person. our team caught up with her when she was on her way in to sit with the committee this morning. take a listen. >> did you speak with your husband about the beliefs of the election being stolen? >> thank you for your question. i look forward to answering the members. >> reporter: she was all smiles on her way in but very tight-lipped about what she may be discussing with the committee. the attorney said she wanted to clear her name. we know members want to talk to her about text messages she changed with mark meadows about efforts to overturn the election. we've heard from members who say they want to hear about the exchange with john eastman. that interview is still going on, john. >> appreciate the update on that. ana cabrera and d john berman pk up our coverage about hurricane ian and its devastation across florida. e trillion dollars in sustainable finance

i know you're still talking to newt gingrich, as well as jenny thomas, the wife of justice thomas. at what point does that end and the committee moves into just getting its final report out? >> as you've mentioned, we've talked to more than a thousand people. we've looked at tens of thousands, perhaps hundreds of thousands of pages of documents at this point. and i don't know whether there's ever been a congressional investigation of this breathtaking scope and comprehensiveness. and yet, still, it is ooh very strong first draft of history and undoubtedly there are people who have been concealing things and people not coming forward. and, we know we have to go with all of the evidence we've got. but we feel very confident that we understand all of the basic elements of the multiple offenses against american democracy that took place over the course of these events. >> okay, but bottom line is, as it stands now, do you expect to speak with newt gingrich or ginny thomas. and i should also put in the former vice president, mike pence, as well. just help us get some clarity on that. >>

. >>> plus, what jenny thomas told the january 6th committee. and yesterday's market rally wiped out. what sparked today's selloff. >>> life from cnbc, the fax , the truth about the news with shepard smith. >>> good evening, hurricane ian could be the deadliest storm in florida's history. the number of deaths potentially substantial. that is the grave assessment from president biden today. the level of devastation is becoming clearer to one and all, and it is staggering. we are seeing apocalyptic scenes across multiple counties in southwest florida. this is what it looks like when a category four hurricane with un-survivable storm surge rips ashore. at least 10 people now confirmed dead. but that number is expected to rise, as rescue teams search for survivors and pull victims out of the wreckage. there have been hundreds of rescues of people who decided to write up a storm and found themselves hopelessly stranded by record-breaking floodwaters. and now more than 2 million floridians are still without power as night begins to fall. this is what

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