it s not a crazy notion when you think of the fact that biden was indicted over the involvement with the same organization. he was then pardoned by trump after he tried very hard to essentially pull off the insurrection on trump s we have. so it s not like a crazy fact pattern to just dismiss out of hand. we don t know if it s true. gosar denies. it i want to read here, what they told you about why they are cooperating with the committee. behind those sentiments about whether they are cooperating is a hard reality. stockton is running out of we ve seen what s happened with bannon, we don t have the resources that cnn has. our options are in a lot of ways, limited. and indeed we saw stockton day today and they are headed there tomorrow. they are facing these subpoenas from the committee that raises the possibility of intensity, and you know they feel abandoned by trump. i have reported on how matt whitaker, the former acting attorney general, had this legal fund that they set up for
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but you can certainly expect to hear those names and probably very soon. but i think that maintaining that within the committee until we are ready to release it publicly very important to the progress of our investigation right now. the referral, i imagine you anticipated voted out tonight, will pass probably a near party line vote. though, i imagine that kinzinger and liz cheney will vote with the democrats on this. what is the goal here? the goal is, i imagine, to actually get meadows s testimony. because it seems to me that unlike some of the other people, all of whom s testimony seems relevant, meadows testimony is probably the single most jermaine witness in all of this because of the reason you cited. he is side by side the president for those three hours. i think that the goal in all of this, goal is not to go after these people. we want these people to come speak to congress. right. there are over 300 people who have already come voluntarily and provided very valuable i
of these individuals who i think, whose record is you know puts them in cahoots with people seeking to overturn a free and fair election and charming up some of the most insidious democratically corrosive lies that we have but who appear to be at least from what we tell cooperating with the committee and perhaps cooperating in ways that are effective and maybe telling some truth things. so yeah, we will see. i don t know how will stare our way through that. i mean looking at the political profile of them a couple weeks ago, and reading hunter walker s report about it today. i just kept thinking, i found out that you will have them i was i don t believe anything they are saying. and, i also credit them for the fact that they were saying everything we have we are giving to the investigation. because if you are planning on lying, if you are planning on mistrust presenting or leaving something back out, then you don t pledge full cooperation with an investigation that is as aggro as
with no monthly premium and the navarros are paying under $100 per month. check coveredca.com to see your new lower price. covered california, this way to health insurance. enroll by december 31st. with mark meadows, and with trump? i was not but i do think that we are all watching as you are what is unfolding on the outside. and it will be interesting to reveal all the participants who were involved. it s one of the big questions in the january six investigation, what lawmakers were involved in to what extent. back in october, hunter walker reported that the people planning events in january communicated with members of congress throughout the progress. the members who participated in these conversations or had top staffers joined the
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