stonewalling or they re not serious, there s contempt things you can file. you can do it through congress. you can do it through the doj. criminal contempt. i think that s our leaning is to say criminal contempt. so you have it there from one of the members of the committee, erin, that they would lean on criminal contempt through the doj to move this process forward. we also know that they will be getting access, first access to some of these documents they have requested that would come from the final days of the trump presidency leading up to the insurrection. they are hoping to get those, we re told, very soon. erin. jessica, thank you very much. and as promised now, i want to go to bob woodward, author of peril, an extraordinary look outside the end of the trump presidency and what happened next. bob, of course, also associate editor of the washington possibility. so, bob, i really appreciate your time. thank you. senator grassley. you know, gosh, i remember the first tim
endorsement. chuck grassley now putting political expediency over everything else. he is of course the ranking republican on the all-powerful judiciary committee. in fact, senator grassry is the longest-serving republican in the entire u.s. senate. and he is standing side by side smiling, accepting the endorsement of a man that just, you know, a few months ago, he called extreme and irresponsible. grassley giving trump s rally in iowa credibility, in fact, by showing up smiling through the event. even after trump took the stage, and lied and lied and lied. first of all, he didn t get elected. okay? forget that. a totally corrupt election. it s all because of the corrupt election. they rigged the election. this is not about me being robbed of an election. every one of those statements, of course, a brazen basic lie. perhaps, you know, as much a lie as saying the sun rotates around the earth. senator grassley knows that and