these telecommunications companies if they go along with this will be shut down. that s a promise. so scott, the select committee releasing a statement tonight saying they won t be deterred but those who want to whitewash or cover up the events of january 6th or obstruct our investigation and between greene and mccarthy, it seems like some protest too much going on. i mean, my view is they re trying to virtue signal and throw lines in the water to make the conservatives believe they will fieg ght this. these things get fought all the time. but we do it not courts. we don t do it retribution via legislation that would interfere with the free market. there are probably legitimate questions about obtaining communications of lawmakers, also obtaining communications within the kexecutive branch an probably questions of executive privilege.
another network saying if phone companies did this, they d shut them down. even mitch mcconnell earlier this year, unrelated to a january 6th committee investigation, he was openly threatening companies that there would be consequences if they opposed him on voting rights. this is a trend within the republican party that i am concerned about as a rule of law republican who doesn t believe in retaliatory policies being enacted on political enemies. scott, she mentioned marjorie taylor greene, doubling down on the threat to shut these companies down. let s listen and i ll get your response. these telecommunications companies, if they go along with this, they will be shut down, and that s a promise. so, scott, the select committee releasing a statement tonight saying they won t be deterred by those who want to whitewash or cover up the events of january 6th or obstruct our investigation. and between greene and mccarthy, it seems like some you know,