video and documentation that hasn t proofsly been seen by the public and make a very clear argument and understanding of what happened on that day and leading up to it. so i am appreciative of the committee s work, and i look forward to the public hearings that they ll be having in the spring for that purpose. so that we as an american public can understand without eq equivocation what happened on that day. your republican colleagues, jim jordan of ohio and scott perry of pennsylvania, have been called in to speak with the house committee investigating the insurrection. but both of them have essentially said they re not going to come. they re not going to testify. should the committee in your view subpoena them if they keep refusing or ultimately even vote to hold them in criminal contempt of congress if they refuse to cooperate? what do you think? i think that congress, this select committee was tasked with the duty of understanding what led up to january 6th, what