voting to subpoena the former president in his role in the capitol insurrection. he must be accountable. he is required to answer for his actions, is required to answer to those police officers who put their lives and bodies on the line to defend our democracy. he is required to answer to those millions of americans whose votes he wanted to go throw out as part of his scheme to remain in power. so it is our obligation to seek donald trump s testimony. and then they voted unanimously to do just that. let s bring in margaret taylor, tim bellmont, and john miller. great to see you guys. margaret, that was quite a finale, where the each unanimously and buy voice voted that they are going to subpoena donald trump. for sure, it was a historic moment. it paves the way for the potential of that committee to make criminal referrals all the way up to the former president. liz cheney didn t say that s what they re gonna do but they certainly suggest that they were gonna make ce
tonight. the january 6th select committee voting to recommend contempt charges for mark meadows. the full house will vote as soon as tomorrow. it comes as the committee reveals texts meadows received as the capitol was being violently attacked by insurrectionists. so much to discuss. garrett graph is here and former republican congressman charlie dent. good to see you. the more we learn about january 6th, the worse it gets. but do these stunning revelations get us any closer to the full story of what happened that day in your estimation? i think one of the things that we really see becoming clear is what we have known all along, which is donald trump is the center of this. that the people around donald trump, whether it s his own staff, his own family, or fox news hosts, realize that this crowd was acting to fulfill