Marks Meadows News Today

Former President Donald Trump's Georgia racketeering trial is slated to be televised to millions of people worldwide — but whether that actually happens could be contingent on co-defendant Marks Meadows's bid to move his case to a much less media-friendly federal courthouse.

Tonight during the debate before this vote in the house the e members of the january 6th investigation released yet more new material. t and the reason theyre doing this is formally theyre trying to make the case to members of congress that they should know why its so important that marks meadows speaks to the investigation, why its so ea consequential to the investigation that meadows is now refusing to answer questions even about the material hes already provided. so they keep giving examples ...

Give you the names. >> are those names going to come out yet? >> they will come out. the information we received has been quite revealing about members of congress involved in the activities of january 6th as well as staff. >> some information we have received has been quite revealing about members of congress involved in the activities of january 6th as well as staff. presumably by which he means congressional staff. that is the chair of the january 6th investigation, congressman bennie thompso...

Contempt. they all spoke. they each gave individual remarks laying out why it was so important to this investigation that they hear from mark meadows.ke they also punctuated how gravely serious and unusual a decision this was tonight. this is the first time a former member of congress has been held in contempt since the 1800s. so even if tonight had been just that it would have been a big news story, but beyond that, the vice chair of the committee i tonight, republican congresswoman liz cheney ...

Things we really want to find out with these witnesses. they are reported to have -- some of them -- met with the president two days before that violent attack on the capitol. to discuss the rally. what was going do take place and who was going to speak. and one central issue for the committee is, um, what anticipation did they have that there would be a march on the capitol in the white house? what role did they play in planning any of this? what understanding did they have about who was going ...