at this point. violence put up on th screen, a list of the othe investigations as the criminal probe of january 6th, the mar-a-lag classified documents it is the georgia fulton county 2020 election interference, the perfect phone call we are he about a heard about is this on that has 20 payments of stormy daniels and is the new state laetitia james civil lawsuit i the trump organization thi exam is talking about, and lis was talking about. what s your sense of how these all come together, because eve looking at the list the averag person knows it on shopper facing a lot of legal jeopardy but how does it all fi together or talk about conspiracy in this case here talking about potential racketeering charges in the fulton county case, for donald trump is also currently appealing this week, mar meadows and several other aide going before the special counsel, and department of justice. and you re talking about potential trevor trove, th burning fire of testimony, the federal prosecutors
i want to say once a week, o twice its i can recall specific time that i did maybe it does, and maybe jus over a dozen, but this is over a period december through mi january. white house chief of staff mar meadows, was regularly throwin white house documents into the fireplace, in the period directly before and afte january 6th. now, we don t know what was in those documents that mar meadows was burning. but cassidy hutchinson does go on to describe several instances, in which meadow burned documents right after meeting with pennsylvani republican congressman, scot perry. trump ally who reportedl sought a pardon from trump i his role in trying to overturn the election quote, miss hutchinson, quote. i know between two and fou times, meadows had had mr. perry in his office, right before burning the documents miss cheney, do you know wha mr. perry was talking to him about? miss hutchinson, electio
dilation i ve incriminatin information, and evidence. paul may agree with, me they were always looking for smoking gun, where are blockbuster single piece o evidence, but that s ordinaril not how we put cases together. we do it by pulling all of the pieces of circumstantial evidence together, and then th picture emerges once all o those puzzle pieces ar assembled. paul, let me ask abou another transcript, and this i a new cassidy hutchiso transcript released today, describing how she saw mar meadows, burn documents and as fireplace, a dozen times between september mitc anywhere she says, she doesn t know wha they were, but quote, and this is from hutchinson i know that between two and four times h had mr. perry and his office right before brain the documents. vice chair liz cheney, do yo know what he was talking to hi about? hutchinson, election issues. cheney, anything more specific than that?
i want to say once a week, o twice its i can recall specific time that i did maybe it does, and maybe jus over a dozen, but this is over a period december through mi january. white house chief of staff mar meadows, was regularly throwin white house documents into the fireplace, in the period directly before and afte january 6th. now, we don t know what was in those documents that mar meadows was burning. but cassidy hutchinson does go on to describe several instances, in which meadow burned documents right after meeting with pennsylvani republican congressman, scot perry. trump ally who reportedl sought a pardon from trump i his role in trying to overturn the election quote, miss hutchinson, quote.
talk more about that relationship and how meaningfu was to have the daughter o dick cheney be the one t convince you that this was the right thing to do for american democracy to sir you have to remember, alex, fo so many of these witnesses overwhelmingly republican mean only a couple of them wer not republican the idea of testifying before a democratic predominately democratic committee sounded like a kis and death. sounded like you know, springing on a world of hurt for. them it was less cheney wh brought a level of conflict, hala familiarity, a common language, to the proceedings when it came to people, like arizona house speake westbury s but i think particularly, a lo of the women who, won t testify, you mentioned cassid hutchinson, when it comes to that hutchinson was still had one foot in trump world, eve though she and her boss, forme white house chief of staff mar