Major developments in the probe into the January 6th attack, a looming contempt charge, a lawsuit,

and new information on the role that Mark Meadows played in trying to overturn the 2020 election.

The question is, what impact will all of this have on the investigation?

And new pushback against President Biden's COVID vaccine mandate, including from some Democrats.

With promising new information concerning the Pfizer shot, the question is,

could opposition to the mandate hinder efforts to get the virus under control?

Plus, he's back, and this time with his kid, Tiger Woods announces he's returning to golf

in a tournament with his son,

10 months after that horrific car crash. The question is, could an official tour event be next?

It's way too early for this.

Good morning and welcome to way too early, the show that loves a good comeback. I'm

Jonathan Lemire on this Thursday, December 9th. We'll start with the news. Former Trump White House

Chief of Staff Mark Meadows is now suing House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the committee investigating

the January 6th attack on the Capitol.

The lawsuit came just hours after the committee said it will move forward with plans to hold Meadows in contempt for ending his cooperation in the investigation.

Meadows, who was a no-show for another scheduled deposition yesterday, argued in the lawsuit

that two, quote, overly broad and unduly burdensome subpoenas should be invalidated.

The committee responded this way.

Mr. Meadows' flawed lawsuit won't succeed at slowing down the select committee's investigation

or stopping us from getting the information we're seeking.

The Select Committee will meet next week to advance a report recommending

the House cite Mr. Meadows for contempt of Congress and refer him to the Department of Justice

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