that the messages were missing back in february the ig didn t push the department on why the texts were deleted nor did he try to retrieve those messages. these missing records are just a part of a mountain of missing pieces of the puzzle related to january 6th that pose a challenge for the january 6th select committee as well as the justice department s probe into the insurrection. that poses a to investigate the actions of the inner circle. a spokesperson for the select committee telling nbc news that the panel is sharing 20 witness interview transcripts with the department of justice. that news was first reported by politico which adds this, quote, the committee did not indicate which transcripts would be part of the initial tranche provided to the justice department, however prosecutors recently deposed two top aides to former vp mike pence, mark short and greg jacob who both had previously interviewed with the committee and it would be of high interest to investigators
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after we got the 9/11 first responders bill done and after thousands of people breathed in all of that crap in ground zero including myself. i was down there as a first responder. after we got that through, after we got it through, okay firefighters, jon stewart, we need your help to make this case to america about veterans and when i was in iraq and when i was in kuwait and when many of us had been deployed they didn t have garbage dumpsters where the garbage truck would come through and take everything away and they would dig holes into the ground and throw in medical waste and plastic and set it on fire and they would burn it and sometimes acres long and we would be downwind from that. we d breathe it in. we d get sick and now many of my friends have already died and i said this on the show last night, i don t know how long i m going to live and i ll probably die something from something i ingested either at ground zero
if you get half of that you should see about three to four feet. you can see the dumpster in the bottom left. just floating around. pictures earlier of cars floating around in the parking structure. the basement of the hard rock. the parking garage and the golden nugget. there was water around. the point is here, despite the water not moving quickly, despite them not being at the even four foot level, they can cause things to move. cars, garbage dumpsters, people. at very low heights. and so that would be the concern. absolutely. mobile has several areas that can flood fairly easily. the big concern now is that motorists stay off the roadway. here and i think that people that have spent quit a bit of time here are use td to that thing. with severe storms that happen throughout the year.
opposite ends of the neighborhood with scrap metal, garbage dumpsters to try to slow down any israeli police from coming in. that led to confrontation. earlier today, we were behind the stone throwers, lobbing molotov cocktails as well as whatever they could get their hands on. the israeli police rushed that barricade and broke it up by firing rubber bullets and stun grenades on the crowd. we took cover immediately behind a car. what ended up happening was, at one point the israeli police lobbed some of those stun grenades in our direction. we started yelling at them that we were journalists and wearing flack jackets like this one. despite that fact they threw a few stun grenades in our direction, that was the intense exchange that happened with us