what would that mean? how significant would that be? you know, to be honest, i m not sure it would be terribly significant. the department of justice is going to make these prosecutorial decisions. and as we saw with the steve bannon referral, which was not just some letter from a member of the house, but a formal referral from the full house of representatives, the department of justice took a couple weeks, made its own investigation, and then decided to proceed. obviously it is the significance is not zero. it is a significant thing to make a request to the justice department, but the justice department is really going to make its own prosecutorial decisions regardless of what anyone in the house suggests. it is, but to john s point, it is interesting the messaging we have been hearing and i think specifically what we heard from liz cheney, right, last week, i m losing track of time, but
there is big names that are scheduled to appear including jeffrey clark who is knee deep in the effort to get doj to stop the certification of the result all in the next few days. we ll see if and when they show up and what they say. let s talk about the similarities as they review the meadows referral and the steve bannon referral. i think it is far more difficult for two reasons. he stonewalled the committee, meadows produced thousands of documents, and they provided the
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