to fill in the gaps about what happened before and leading up to that tweet to 2:24 p.m., what was the president thinking, saying, doing? was he apair for instance the white house council s office had expressed concerns about whether the president s actions were illegal and so on. so you can use that testimony to fill in some very important gaps. and again, as norman said this is an ux cruciatiexcruciating d here what they already have. we know the january 6th committee has already begun to receive documents from the national archives. and also i talked to a guy who worked the national archives a long time ago who said there s no one forcing people to hand over documents or taking documents. it s voluntary. but it s actually it s a felony. it s a felony if they don t. and the committee actually included at the end of today s
member, i ve been trying for the last 30 minutes, literally stormed an outer oval to get him to put out the first one. it s completely insane. and i m told by sources familiar with the investigation what we re seeing in this letter is the tip of the iceberg. there s a lot more like this. there is a lot more. what reason does the committee have to believe she would voluntarily cooperate? no reason. look, i think the chances are slim to none. we discussed this about kevin mccarthy, rudy giuliani, but they have to go on the record and ask these people. i think it ll be interesting to see if they subpoena her down the road. but this letter lays out it gives you a glimpse behind the curtain of how much they know. we re also seeing in this letter new text messages or previously unseen text messages from sean hannity and another member of the trump white house. so i think what s critical here is i am told these are not from mark meadows, these text messages. okay. this is pr
president is telling us these are the actions we need to take, he s speaking to us. they could speak to ivanka trump to fill in the gaps about what happened before and leading up to that tweet to 2:24 p.m., what was the president thinking, saying, doing? what were other people advising him? was he aware, for instance, the white house council s office had expressed concerns about whether the president s actions were illegal and so on. so you can use that testimony to fill in some very important gaps. and again, as norman said this is an excruciating detail here what they already have. we know the january 6th committee has already begun to receive documents from the national archives. how much more are we talking about? and also i talked to a guy who worked the national archives a long time ago who said there s no one forcing people to hand over documents or taking documents. it s voluntary. but it s actually
message if he doesn t change his administration not just tonally or in terms of communication but in terms of substance, the democratic party is going to be in great trouble. it s going to be very difficult to see him winning a re-election or anyone in the democratic party winning a re-election. and so i think there has to be some real sobriety on his part about the failures of his first year in office because they re quite serious. you know, often we hear from white houses where people say when they run into trouble it s a communication issue. we need to tell our story better, we need to get out there and promote what we ve been doing. it s often much deeper than that. in your column you lay out a 5 point plan essentially for the administration to try to turn things around starting with a change of staff around the president. who do you think needs to go? well, one of the striking
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