nicole. first of all, i am so impressed when i hear evidence of mark meadows saying things that pretty dramatically undercut donald trump s claims regarding the classified documents, like he telepathically declassified them with his mind, like they were automatically declassified when he took them from the white house. when you have his own chief of staff, a fellow republican, mark meadows, completely eviscerate those claims. you also have mike pence in his own mealy mouthed way going a long way to also donald trump will be convicted by a chorus of republican voices. back to the january 6th house committee, i think there was nary a democrat that we saw testify. so once these cases are in trial
look, if he had had some broad standing order, his chief of staff would have known about it. now, pence was a little bit on the outs in those final days. who knows, but one of them, if not both of them, would certainly have known about such a broad declassification order, even if it was that one that he could just think about things and they would be declassified. sean hannity, i have to be here with a straight face. i wonder if you can sort of contextualize, how the government has trump dead to rights on the criminal and obstructive acts. i know you have some insights about the incredible and extraordinary and not to be overlooked incompetence with which the alleged crimes were carried out. take me through your broader analysis of where this investigation stands. what strikes me about