know of agents faced immense pressure that day, protecting the president from himself and the vice president from the mob his boss sent to the capitol. secret service agents feeling fearing for their own lives and they rush to get america second in command away from those chanting to hang him. the secret service acknowledging records were purged as part of a systemwide update. but today, based on a letter review by the new york times, dhs inspector general has informed the secret service to, quote, halted internal search for purged texts sent by agents around the time of january 6th so that it does not interfere with an ongoing criminal investigation. that s right. an ongoing criminal investigation. all of these developments coming to light thanks to the house select committee s quest for accountability. a number of these bombshells dropping during the panels primetime hearing thursday night. the committee, taking nearly three hours to trace what the associated press calls, q
right, down to who will be the federal serving civil servants. we have a lot at stake. take it seriously. thanks for watching. thank thank you so you so much reverend much, reverend sharpton, hello sharpton. everyone, i m hello everyone. i m alicia menendez, this alicia menendez. this saturday this continued saturday the continual fallout for the fallout from the gentleman s the best january six investigation. the occasion. the latest latest regarding regarding steve bannon, former trump advisor found guilty steve bannon, found friday on guilty, on two counts of two counts of contempt of congress for refusing to cooperate with the 16 committee. that verdict could land him a year in prison on each count. then there s the secret service. and, well, they are secrets. the committee s latest target after attacks on or around the capitol attack were found to be deleted. concerning, given now that we