continuing coercive efforts to get mike pence to bow down to mike pence s demands. she was there later in the day as violence overtook the capitol impeded and obstructing the counting of electoral college votes and essentially shut down congress for multiple hours when she was there when multiple appeals were coming in. both from republican members of corning members of the trump family and high level actors within the trump entourage to donald trump to try to get him to call off the dogs. she can testify to all these things taking place. if she is an essential fact witness, why hasn t the committee suspended her? is there a time line you will subpoena her if you don t get a satisfactory response?
information that we are seeking. and the people that we are subpoenaing should be aware that we have tons of information already, from people who are calling it on the tip line. people who are coming forward. from police officers. and from information that is online, on facebook, on twitter, postings of photographs, and so on. we are just trying to fill in the details now. and we are trying to figure out exactly what the connections are between the trump entourage, and the trump white house, and the oath keepers, the three percenters, the different arms insurrection groups. and who paid for the attack on the u.s. congress. because you don t knock over the capital of the united states of america for free. provocative point. and one that we have course will continue to follow with interest, as the committee sticks to its work. congressman because you are, hearing because it s tonight, i have to ask you, because we didn t lose you because you re sitting here talking with me right now, i
on the accountability side, what do you think the chance is that the outcome of your efforts and the committee s efforts will be anything more than what we ve seen in the past when it comes to try to hold trump and his people to account? well, let s see. let s start with the trials. i mean, in the second impeachment trial, we had concurrent robust bipartisan majorities in the house and senate declaring as a fact that trump incited a violent insurrection against the union. it s true he beat the constitutional spread of two-thirds, so he wasn t convicted. but you had an overwhelming majority of both the house and senate declaring that he did it. so, we established that. but that s just about one guy. what we re working on now in the select committee is trying to determine what was the pattern of relationships among the trump entourage and all of his political june e kis with the oath keepers and the violent groups surrounding the political coup. and we usually think of
on the accountability side, what do you think the chance is that the outcome of your efforts and the committee s efforts will be anything more than what we ve seen in the past when it comes to try to hold trump and his people to account? well, let s see. let s start with the trials. i mean, in the second impeachment trial, we had concurrent robust bipartisan majorities in the house and senate declaring as a fact that trump incited a violent insurrection against the union. it s true he beat the constitutional spread of two-thirds, so he wasn t convicted. but you had an overwhelming majority of both the house and senate declaring that he did it. so, we established that. but that s just about one guy. what we re working on now in the select committee is trying to determine what was the pattern of relationships among the trump entourage and all of his
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