conversations with then president trump on or around january 6th. whether or not he believes the american people deserve a full accounting of the then president s actions and what he knows about it or even, you know, about that sure response in may. then a theoretical question, now a serious ask by the committee for him to come in and testify. mc car think said he thinks the whole thing is political. he has long complained about speaker pelosi not being willing to seat some of his choices on the committee. his feelings nowithstanding the committee is duly constituted by the house of representatives. the question i was hoping to ask leader mccarthy, didn t get an opportunity to do so is, if the next step is a congressional subpoena, which multiple courts have found to be valid, will he comply with it? that is something that the january 6th committee has not taken off the table. they want to get to the bottom of this speaker pelosi, for her own part in her press conference
the original commission that nancy pelosi wanted to do. so i think so it s hilarious to hear him say anything about the committee. because at this point, it s his fault that it is not bipartisan, it s his fault that it s not our actual commission, with some gravitas, which is what nancy pelosi wanted. look, i have to say, i really did not care if this committee was bipartisan or not. it didn t matter to me if you had people on there either commission wit this president or paved the way for that former president. so what s your take on mc car think s sound bytes? clearly like i said, he has some vested interested in keeping his folks and other folks communication quiet. obviously, that clip was infuriating to watch. i agree, it s clear to me from that clip that he is protecting himself when he starts talking about oh, i didn t think this was bipartisan. it s all a pelosi project. then he transition talking about hits own phone records, clearly, he has something to hide or he