public reporting and witness accounts indicate some individuals and groups engaged in efforts to gather information about the layout of the u.s. capitol as well as the house and senate office buildings in advance of january 6, 2021. they re talking about tours like the ones referenced by congresswoman sheryl in the days just after the insurrection. it was a shocking allegation in those ensuing days and one that raised some of the earliest questions about premeditation of that brutal attack on the capitol. the questions about whether or not sitting members of congress were involved in any way, shape or form in this nearly unprecedented attack on our country. here is congresswoman mikie cheryl back then. those that i saw on january 5th. those members of congress that incited this violent crowd. those members of congress that attempted to help our president undermine our democracy and i ll make sure they are held accountable and if necessary make sure that they don t serve in
Who paid for the. and one of the ways they did that was by will looking at a porta pot and tea the sa. . and then called the company and got in touch with them and through there were able to figure out who even paid for the porta-potties. that is the level of meticulousness that the select committee is dealing with what it comes to what they re turning up. charlie, what i was going to interject before jack made a much better point is that the committee has been at this in a very opaque manner and we only see things when they have to submit a filing and before they do it s whoa! they had all that. mark med owes said that and the evidence that they ve have, hit, and it is more leakly that not
Ovelas1- oin t he isp chairman ge has shed jobs and increased outsourcing. he says if you remove from the equation the fact that he sold half the company, job growth has actually increased. jake tapper, abc news, the white house. very interesting story. well, plenty of questions this morning at the scene of a chemical plant explosion in texas. one person was killed, three others injured. it happened when a welder was working on a pipeline and it blew up. luckily, no hazardous materials were released. a nearby canal was st do briefly and then reopened. thousands in florida are spending april fool s day cleaning up after a wild spring storm there that included tornadoes, hail, lightning and rain. matt gutman reports from orlando on all the damage there. reporter: the funnel cloud roared out of the blackness. this family went crashing for cover. it threw the port-a-pot up in the air. it was really strong. all of our trash bins were everywhere. they went flying everywhere. re