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together. quote, the president s unofficial filing system involves tearing up documents into pieces, even when they re supposed to be preserved. apparently that habit persisted through to the end. this is the washington post reporting tonight. quote, when the national archives and records administration handed over a trove of documents to the house select committee investigating the january 6th insurrection, some of the trump white house records had been ripped up and taped back together according to three people familiar with the records. former president trump was known inside the white house for his unusual and potentially unlawful habit of tearing presidential records into shreds and tossing them on the floor. creating a headache for records management analysts who meticulously used scotch tape to piece together fragments of paper that were sometimes as small as confetti. despite the presidential records act which requires the preservation of notes and faxes and communications re

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Transcripts for CNN New Day With John Berman and Brianna Keilar 20220204 11:27:00

this morning we have learned top aides to the former vice president mike pence spent several hours answering questions before the house select committee investigating the january 6th insurrection, but they are refuse to go talk about their direct conversations with former president donald trump. joining me now cnn senior legal analyst elie honig. they asked a lot of questions. i don t want to take away from what the committee has been getting from them. but refusing to talk about discussions with the former president. what is your takeaway? reporter: yeah, john, that is a bad deal for the committee. if the deal is, well, you will testify marc short and other people around mike pence, however, we will let you skip over donald trump s involvement. that is the most important thing here. what was donald trump s involvement for planning january 6th and what he did on that day. i understand the committee has to deal in reality. i understand sometimes you have to negotiate. sometimes someth

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Transcripts for CNN New Day With John Berman and Brianna Keilar 20220331 11:42:00

with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going? yes!! and once in a lifetime moments. two tickets to nascar! yes! find rewards like these and so many more in the xfinity app. the house select committee investigating the january 6th insurrection is looking into whether former president trump used so-called burner phones during a seven-hour gap in official call records during the attack on the capitol. in response trump said in a statement, i have no idea what a

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Transcripts for CNN At This Hour With Kate Bolduan 20220105 16:52:00

former chief of staff who was in the capitol with him that day will go, maybe within the next few weeks, to the hill to meet behind closed doors with the committee. so will his chief counsel. those were the two individuals who were the closest to mike pence who were helping make the deci decisions, including, especially, the big decision, the fateful decision, to go ahead and preside over certifying over the electoral college as he decided was his constitutional duty. so my understanding, in talking to sources around the former vice president is to wait and see what happens with those two individuals and then to look forward to see if there is any chance that the vice president will go. i mean, people i m talking to are saying they re not really sure if an actual discussion could happen. it is possible. there might be an option for questions and answers in

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