bu button issues. the ugliness reached a new level. angry parents outing a school board member s transgender child. i took him in the car. reporter: they and their kids live in their dream house in hastings, minnesota. another pancake? okay. reporter: for a few more weeks, anyway. order up. look at the steam on that one. when i left the navy, when i left active duty, i had a job opportunity here and i flew out. kelsey said well, i hope the interview went well because we re moving here. this town is great. this town is perfect. this is what i want. reporter: how do you feel about hastings now? i can t unsee the things that have been sent to me. i think with time i will find forgiveness. reporter: kelsey is one of
boebert spew that hatred? it s clear she s now defidef. she doesn t feel any sense of remorse or contrition and don, when i was on the ethics committee for eight years, two years as chairman, when i dealt with members who are about to be sanctioned for misbehavior or misconduct or bringing this upon the house, they usually felt some sense of remorse or regret and never contrite. and it just seems now that people like boebert and taylor greene and gosar found a way to monetize this and will run with it. it really tragic that the standards bar has been so lowered that, you know, this kind of conduct now doesn t really shake things up as much as i thought they would. it used to be that that kind of conduct was could be a career ending event and insure serious
correct? it s definitely more complicated, don. first of all, he was extremely close to president trump and after all, the committee has as a core purpose to figure out what the former president had to do directly with what happened on january 6th. mark meadows was in the thick of it, has a lot of information they would like to have. on the other hand, unlike somebody like steve bannon who is not on the government payroll, he was the white house chief of staff. he was in the oval office. that gives him a more plausible claim to executive privilege than somebody like steve bannon can claim. that doesn t mean he would ultimately win in a court fight but he has a stronger claim and i think at some level there may be a further complicating factor, which is that mark meadows served with many of the members who are on this select committee, he was a fringe member of congress, republican leaders couldn t stand him professionally because of the trouble he caused them in trying to drag the re
by then acting attorney general jeffrey rosen but still, they believe that clark could be a key link between the white house, these groups that were working outside of the white house, the trump campaign, these other groups stopped steal, other organizations that could perhaps build this case of a coordinated effort to try to drum up all of this angst across the country related to the election that then served as the precursor to what p happened on january 6th. clark did show up to be interviewed by the january 6th select committee but once in the room he doesn t answer questions. he couldn t because of executive privilege and attorney client privilege, a lot of legal experts believe those claims probably don t have a lot of merit. the committee is taking the step and will move quickly with a business meeting. it could be voted on the house floor as soon as thursday and will be in the hands of the department of justice. i want to ask you moving this forward more because we re
measures in schools. evan mcmorris-santoro is out front. i took him in the car. reporter: kelsey and chris waits and their kids abby and kit live in their dream house in hastings, minnesota. another pancake? reporter: for a few more weeks, anyway. ooh, look at the steam on that one. when i left the navy, when i left active duty, i had a job opportunity here and i flew out. kelsey said well, i hope the interview went well because we re moving here. this town is great. this town is perfect. this is what i want. how do you feel about hastings now? i can t unsee the things that have been sent to me. i think, with time, i will find forgiveness. reporter: kelsey is a school board incumbent defeated this year by parents angry over mask rules. masks should be a parent s decision. reporter: and diversity and inclusion programs.