they also mentioned that the secret service agents and other employees decided to hire private lawyers. they would presumably pay for themselves, or have another entity pay for them, when they had the ability to just use the agency s own lawyers for free. to represent them in the house investigation, so that is all in the summer yesterday. we are expecting a final report, a more fulsome report tomorrow, but this is something that is clearly of concern to the house. and may as well become something very much of concern to the justice department investigation. right. very soon. katelyn, thank you, fascinating reporting and perspective now from cnn legal analyst cordero for security, olivia troye, director of the republican accountability project and former homeland security adviser to vice president pence. all right carrie, just lay this out for people because i think part of this just has to do with simple lawyering. could a lawyer tell a client not to work, to say they
john, not just in the orbit, but potentially donald trump himself. the house in their report or their summary yesterday, they said that they had received a range of evidence suggesting specific efforts to obstruct the committee s investigation. this cassidy hutchinson example, that s one of them. other examples they give is they say they believe donald trump was trying to contact some witnesses in the investigation. that s something the justice department knows at least about one witness already. they also mentioned that secret service agents and other employees decided to hire private lawyers, that they would presumably pay for themselves or have another entity pay for when they had the ability to just use the agency s own lawyers for free to represent them in the house investigations. so that is all in that summary yesterday. we re expecting a final report, more fulsome report tomorrow. but this is something that is clearly of concern to the house, and may as well become something