months, but they will have to testify, and i don't think that anything should be spared in getting to the truth. i don't think there should be a special courtesy for members of congress, for example, who may have helped these folks plan out what their strategy was going to be or plan out what they were going to do in the building. we've seen public reporting about perhaps some connections between different members of congress, the republican party, and the mob that day of january 6th. and so most of all for the american people, we have to get at the truth about what happened. >> well, being a former impeachment manager and having worked on capitol hill since you brought this up, who specifically in the republican caucus do you think may have intentionally or unintentionally aided the insurrectionist on january 6th? that's to you congressman. >> i know there was public reporting around that time about different members who may have walked folks around the night before, for example, or the day before. i'll let the committee go