Good morning. As you look at a beautiful live picture of our building here at 30 Rockefeller

Center in New York, it is Wednesday, July 26. This morning indictment watch for Donald

Trump continues. Special counsel Jack Smith's grand jury did not meet yesterday. We'll get

some expert legal analysis on what that could mean and could we see something later this

week. Meanwhile on Capitol Hill, Kevin McCarthy caught between the far right and

reality as the House Speaker appears to clarify his impeachment comments about President

Biden. We'll tell you what he said. Also ahead, a significant ruling from a federal

judge on the Biden administration's new border policy will have a live report on that

story. Plus, we are following a developing story out of Eastern Europe where Marine veteran

Trevor Reed, who was released by Russia in a prisoner swap. You'll remember is recovering

this morning after he was injured fighting for Ukrainian forces. Good morning again. With

us, we've got MSNBC contributor Mike Barnacle, the host of Way Too Early in White House

bureau chief at Politico and Jonathan Lamir, Washington bureau chief for USA Today Susan

Page, congressional investigations reporter for the Washington Post, Jackie Alamani, and

here with us in studio MSNBC legal analyst Danny Savalos. Good morning to you all. And

we will start with those new comments from House Speaker Kevin McCarthy who continues

to suggest his party is close to launching an impeachment inquiry into President Biden.

In an interview Monday night, McCarthy said it stems from the Republican led investigations

into the Biden family's business dealings. Here's what he said on Fox News, followed

by his remarks to reporters yesterday upon Capitol Hill.

We've only followed where the information has taken us, but had it just rising to the

level of impeachment inquiry, which provides Congress the strongest power to get the rest

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