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Cruz Goes On Tucker To Beg For Forgiveness After Calling Jan. 6 A ‘Violent Terrorist Attack’
Many Staffers In Pence’s Office Have Spoken To Jan. 6 Committee. Will The Former VP?
Harry Reid, Cutting Through Crap 
Earlier today, we published a moving tribute to former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid by his onetime deputy chief of staff, Bill Dauster.
I spoke with another former Reid aide and friend of TPM this afternoon, Jim Manley. A veteran Senate staffer, Manley had worked as a spokesperson and senior communications advisor for Reid while Reid was Senate Majority Leader.
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Late last night, U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan denied Trump’s emergency motion to block the Jan. 6 panel’s subpoena from going into effect while the former president appealed her earlier decision that the subpoena was valid.
The National Archives are due to start providing the material Trump claims is privileged on Friday, meaning he has just a few business hours left to stop those materials from winding up in the committee’s hands.
How might this play out? Josh Kovensky delved into some of those eventualities yesterday.
Florida University Blocks Professors From Testifying Against DeSantis’ Prized Voter-Suppression Law
On Monday, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on the way in which Texas’ draconian new abortion law, SB-8, is enforced. This morning, read Kate Riga on the impact that law is having on neighboring states.
Where Things Stand: Schrödinger’s Sinemanchin
A lot happened today, and, at the end of it, it’s not clear how far we’ve come from where we were when we started.
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