stand by the high stakes missions to take out the world s most wanted terrorist. the pentagon wiped the phones at the end of the trump admini administration. i ll get reaction from a member of the january 6th select committee. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world, wolf blitzer is off, i m pamela brown and you re in the situation room. we begin with house speaker nancy pelosi s controversial trip to taiwan and the added strain it s putting on already tense u.s. relations with china. cnn selina wang has a report from beijing. reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi staying overnight in taiwan, ignoring relentless warnings from beijing that there would be grave consequences. speaker pelosi touching down in taipei just before 11:00 p.m. local time, becoming the most senior u.s. official to visit taiwan in 25 years. but the high-stakes, high-risk visit also comes at a delicate moment for u.s./china relations. speaker pelosi expected to meet the t
kinds of evidence from the pentagon would be very important in getting to the bottom of who did what and who knew what on january 6th. was the january 6th select committee aware of these deleted defense department records prior to today? i do not believe so. i was not. which is another concerning matter that this was not disclosed to us by the department of defense. and you have interviewed some of these pentagon officials. can you tell us anything else that you have learned from them in terms of donald trump and his lack of action about calling the national guard to the capitol building that day. as we showed at our last hearing, we had testimony, for example, from general milli, that the former president did nothing to contact the military about bringing in guard resources. and as you know, the rules don t