public late last week. waldron told the post he visited after the election and had met with meadows, quote, maybe eight to ten times in the run-up to the insurrection. jonathan lemire, maybe can you give me some insight about this waldron guy. my question is, is this a longtime player in washington, d.c., or is this just a random guy who said one day, hey, i think i m going to make a power point presentation and send it to the white house? i m kind of getting he was a random guy that came up with this idea, send it to meadows, and then it got circulated around the white house which, let s admit it, frightening they were that desperate to overturn
let s go from christmas shopping to a not so merry day. what happened on january 6th? yeah, the right hand turn there from the bad christmas shopping stories. january 6th select committee has subpoenaed the colonel about how to overturn the 2020 election results. that s according to a statement released yesterday by chairman bennie thompson. the subpoena request that he appear for a january 17 deposition and provide documents to the committee by january the 10th. the washington post reports that waldron worked with trump s outside legal team and briefed members of congress on a power point presentation that outlined various proposals to subvert the election. former white house chief of staff mark meadows included a version of that power point in documents provided to the committee which the panel made
reserve have been told that you are either going to do this or probably going to be discharged or dismissed. i think that s also part of the reason why you see the numbers much higher. many of them had to get vaccinated for other reasons to go on deployment. it s something they are used to in the military. the january 6th select committee subpoenaed the retired army colonel who contributed a powerpoint the subpoena request phil waldron appeared for deposition and provided documents by january the 10th. the washington post reports waldron worked with trump s outside legal team in a powerpoint presentation that outlines various proposals to subvert the election. mark meadows included a version
of that powerpoint and document he provided to the committee which the panel made public late last week. waldron told the post he visited the white house several times and met with meadows maybe eight or ten times in the run up to the insurrection. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell was opposed to the independent, the committee captured his attention however. new comments from him yesterday. i find it interesting. we ll all be watching it. it was a horrendous event. read the reports everyday and it will be interesting to see what they conclude. yeah, jonathan lemire, and mark meadows, we talked about it in the last hour, here is a guy