he was told by local officials that he was not authorized to be in the room. and after he was blocked, meadows struck up a conversation with georgia s deputy secretary of state s office, office chief investigator, excuse me, francis watson, and got her phone number. now to watson s shock, the next day, trump called, and told her that when the right answer comes out, you will be praised. as the new york times reports, prosecutors have said that a special grand jury that investigated the matter had evidence showing that mr. meadows had set up another notable call. the recorded conversation on january 2nd, 2021, in which mr. trump can be heard telling mr. raffensperger that he wanted to find 11,000, 780 votes, that would allow him to win in georgia. and in 2021, during the january 6th committee s hearing, it was revealed that meadows had repeatedly pushed the justice department to conduct investigations, based on trump s unfounded conspiracies
weapons for u.s. special forces. so, those guns might not exist today, if marty daniel didn t get that government contract. one agenda item that should be on the legislative discussions, lead in the senate now by senator chris murphy, is limiting all governmental purchases of assault weapons, to companies that do not sell to the retail market company do not make their weapons legally available to 18 year old mass murderers. if you want to sell weapons to the u.s. military, or two police forces in the u.s., then you cannot sell those same assault weapons to the public. that should be in law in this country. last night, in the january 6th committee s hearing, we saw and depiction of police heroism, unlike anything we have ever seen before, personified by capitol police officer,
legally available to 18 year old mass murderers. if you want to sell weapons to the u.s. military, or to police forces in the u.s., then you cannot sell those same assault weapons to the public. that should be in law in this country. last night, in the january 6th committee s hearing, we saw a depiction of police heroism, unlike anything we have ever seen before, personified by capitol police officer, caroline edwards. she described engaging an hours of hand-to-hand combat, that she was not trained for as a capitol police officer. and those hours of hand-to-hand combat occurred after she had already been knocked out, in earlier hand-to-hand combat at the very beginning of the invasion of the capital. there was nothing officer edwards would not do to defend that capitol. there was no attack where she would not fight to defend the
i want to play video by a documentarian. it s his footage that will factor into his testimony when he is the first witness up tonight. freedom! i am not allowed to say what s going to happen today, because everyone is just going to have to watch for themselves. it s going to happen. something is going to happen. one way or the other. we have stormed the capitol! right on! garrett, you have been getting latest information leading up to tonight s hearing. what can you tell us? what surprises, what is new? the bottom line is that tonight s hearing is meant to be more like a courtroom opening argument and while the committee might hint at some of the new information, i don t expect there to be the huge bombshells
a lot of focus on this. how are you doing? i m well. i m going to be at the hearing tonight. i m looking forward to hearing what they have to say. how do you feel when you see the video and hear the sounds? does that bring it all back? yeah. i mean, the video has been around so much now. it doesn t have the effect that it used to. definitely, seeing footage from that day makes my heart rate shoot up. makes me remember everything that went down. yeah, it s difficult. it s important to see. there s going to be new video tonight. new video showing allegedly the planning, the proud boys in a garage under this building and what led up to it. do you have any nervousness about that, seeing all that? not nervousness. it doesn t feel appropriate to