approximate pence in regards to the committee. what do we know? what this new york times report echoes a lot of our reporting already is that the former-vice president mike pence does seem to be at least open to the idea of speaking to the january 6th select committee. but he has not yet decided whether or not he is willing to do it. what the the times report does get into, which could be of a concern to the committee is that pence a little upset about the perception about the level of cooperation with a number of aides that worked for him in and around the time of january 6th, and how much they have been talking to the committee. now, we know that mark short his former chief of staff has been subpoenaed with the committee. he has preksed a willingness to cooperate. and of course, keith kellogg already sat for a lengthy deposition with the committee and told us afterwards that he was willing to cooperate. it appears pence does not want to be seen as a full willing participant