package, they re going to pivot and go hard on investigations. that s the one thing that really unites the republican caucus here, this is zeal, this lost, this thirst to start using the tools and instruments of oversight to go after the biden administration. they have not made it a secret. since the moment i won the majority, they have gone out there very publicly, particularly the chairman s they made it clear that this is agenda item one, two, and three. they are relentless and hounding the biden administration. they made the calculation that the best thing they can do for their own pr optics after this bruising battle and all this narrative about dissent is to go out there and start issuing subpoenas as soon as humanly possible. i guarantee you someone who used to work at the house oversight committee for republicans, those are already written. those document requests are already written. diverse hearings they want to have our already prepared. they are ready to unleash the house
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report before midterms in order to really lay out the findings so far and give the opportunity to make an electoral choice with the full set of facts. in focus groups that progressive groups commission so far they have found that some of these points are really sticking with voters, particularly the asks about pardons. so we could be seeing that and then a final report coming later. but this is a full-out sprint in august. gone is really a relaxed summer recess for the house members and they are going to be continuing with depositions, document requests and really exactly what they have been all year going forward to try to get as much information as possible while the clock is ticking. interesting that they feel the asks about pardons is resonating with voters.
demand document requests. you know, if you destroyed information, there s liability attached to it here. and, again, this whole idea, i mean, did the director of dhs really say, oh, well, this is planned. everything is i mean i m sure somebody planned to have tea and crumpets on the white house lawn like, you know, between you know, i m sure that they planned to have some very nice get-together between the president and the incoming president. or they had other things planned under normal circumstances. that presidents do when they re turning over the reins of power to an incoming president. just not applicable here. nothing s applicable here. this was this was the first time that we had somebody who lost an election trying to