discourse. the house select committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capital is taking a classic congressional investigative community approach to the january 6th attack. the committee is trying to crush lives with the truth. but how do you get a cult to face the truth? leading a false heart don t scotch in tonight s zoloft from california, she is a member of the january six committee, and the house judiciary committee, she s use the chair of the house administration committee. thank you very much for joining us again. tonight and i want to begin with congressman jeffrey s comment today because it affects your work and the work of really when everyone else is doing in washington. saying that it is a cult, that it s the republican national cult, that s the only way that he can describe a unanimous finding a
i think, fundamentally, i disagree. this is a very serious law. it s past for the most important of reasons. even when i was a white house intern, the first days of the clinton administration, we were warned about the presidential records act. everyone took it seriously. presidents of both parties have for years. and it serves a very important purpose. and i think, lawrence, one other, thank you started the show with representative jeffrey as quote, the rnc standing for a republican national cult. but at this point, i would say, rnc stands for republican national conspiracy. it s not just the planning of january six, it s not just january 6th itself, but it s the cover-up afterwards. so donald trump is part of that, first by tearing up these documents like a toddler, he did that incompetently so they re able to piece these documents back together at the national archives. so there is no presidential he lost that. what s he doing? he is trying to prevent anyone from coming in and ta
destroys, or attempts to do so, donald trump according to the reporting we have now, did all of those things. he mutilated, he concealed, he removed, to florida, all of these records and already we re hearing one democratic senators say, oh well, i don t expect the president to be prosecuted for violating the law about presidential records. i think, fundamentally, i disagree. this is a very serious law. it s past for the most important of reasons. even when i was a white house intern, the first days of the clinton administration, we were warned about the presidential records act. everyone took it seriously. presidents of both parties have for years. and it serves a very important purpose. and i think, lawrence, one other, thank you started the show with representative jeffrey as quote, the rnc standing for a republican national cult. but at this point, i would say, rnc stands for republican
the house judiciary committee, she s use the chair of the house administration committee. thank you very much for joining us again. tonight and i want to begin with congressman jeffrey s comment today because it affects your work and the work of really when everyone else is doing in washington. saying that it is a cult, that it s the republican national cult, that s the only way that he can describe a unanimous finding a two center to members of your committee, to republican members of your committee, liz cheney and adam kinzinger. and to say, what happened on january 6th was legitimate political discourse. how do you proceed in this investigation when your findings are going to be presented to what congressman jeffries calls a cult? i think jeffries is right. the leaders of this party are following the former president in a cult like manner.