people who have insurrection fatigue. i think there are also a lot of people who feel that accountability is more critical now than ever and that sense of urgency builds the closer and closer we get to the midterm elections. we ve yet to see the house move to subpoena members of congress kevin mccarthy, jim jordan, scott perry have all refused to assuming the committee believes these members have such information germane to the events of january 6th, the real question is whether the house has the political will to impose available punitive sanctions for the willful refusal to comply with lawful subpoenas. eugene, do they have that political will? yeah. i mean we don t know right now, right? that is they have said over and over, though, that everything is on the table. you know, from talking to donald trump, trying to subpoena possibly donald trump, to maybe subpoenaing members of congress.
important. i think the hearings have to be public. you know, when i was a kid, like in single digits, i can remember my grandfather every single day watching the watergate hearings. he felt that he had a stake in what was going on. he wanted to know every single thing he could and what was happening. this is so beyond watergate that there s no way for the american people, whose democracy is on the line, should not be seeing every bit of this. and, you know, i understand what chairman thompson is saying, but i want to see everything. i want it out there in the air and in the open. i think it s the best way for the american people to understand exactly what happened. look, i think there are people in this country who are even having a kind of insurrection fatigue. they re tired of hearing about it. it s a year after what happened. but it is too important what happened that day, and as eugene mentioned, all the plotting that went into it, weeks and months in advance, for the american peop