out, because at one point he was alone, and he thought it was kind of cool. they wanted to make sure he didn t circle back and get in the residence and alone with the president again. i think it s important because former president trump shattered so many norms. the idea that people who to not work in the administration and people who come bearing conspiracy theories would be allowed to kind of wander into the oval office is just an extraordinary breach to begin with. and any traditional white house, even if it is someone who is incredibly well-known. the partner of the chief of staff or a member of congress, there s a procedure. you have to send your name, social security number, date of birth. let s just start there. and then it builds to in an oval office known for chaos,known
that just plainly all who wander are not lost, the idea of going around that notion to try to get to the same point to be able to present the testimony overall. the way we ve seen, john, in many respects of sort of splicing in testimony here and there to confirm, to buttress credibility as well. i mean, zoe lofgren says they learned some new information tonight from pat cipollone. what would be the most damning thing that he could have said that might implicate donald trump? this is somebody as we ve all been talking about, the front row seat. i mean, he s in the room where it happens. so much so that he would be the person who might have the ear of the president of the united st states. well, the most damaging thing in your question that you raise would probably be that trump was ready to lead an armed attack on the congress. i think in essence that s what he had in mind, some sort of militia that would join him and
was through the violence. so, not doing anything is consistent with the idea of letting the violence go ahead and letting the violence attempt to stop the count of the electoral vote. it is not one that is just plainly, all that wander are not lost. to go around the in the notion to get to the same point. the way we have seen, john, in many respects, to slice in, to confirm, i mean they learned new information tonight from pat cipollone. what would be the most damning thing? talking about the front row seat. he is in the room where it happens so much so that he would be the person who might have the ear of the president of the
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