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To prior to that of the same patterns. they can start to narrow down their investigation on things that matter. i imagine as chief of staff he will get calls unrelated to that. you want to try to narrow it down. that meta data will help investigators narrow it down significantly. >> its kind of a launching pad to find more information. you dont have the text messages. but the committee at this point, they have people cooperating, they are getting this data, congre congresswoman. steve bannons tr...

Those prices went up. now were starting to adjust a little bit here. supply is starting to catch up a little bit better with demand. well watch this pretty closely here, but i think the peak for the year might be in in terms of gas prices. >> all right. that is certainly good news for the consumers. all right. turning now to the capitol riot investigation, and this cnn exclusive reporting here, the january 6 committee has subpoenaed the phone and text records of more than 100 people including ...

Do you see enough progress really being made or all the delay tactics working? >> well, yes and no. these types of investigations require a link analysis where you put together the various parts of it in sort of a spider web of information. and from that you can distill what happened. so what theyre getting here, especially with the meta data from those phone records, theyre learning who spoke to who and when. they dont know the content, but they know the communication pattern. and from that you...

Winds, the limitations, what will come of it? will there be criminal referrals made to doj for things other than contempt of conscious, actual actions. . >> it certainly could be. you have to set up all the facts for the referral, really important. and you cant do it on, you know, press reporting and other things. thats why that meta data is important. if there are five key figures that surface to the top about those calls during the actual raiding of congress, those people -- then theyre going ...

Found out what happened and recommended answers, most of which have been taken. and we havent been subject to a major attack, foreign attack since. this time america was under attack from within. all of these members of congress were potential victims. all of them. republicans, too. and we need to find out what happened. the senate rejected an independent commission, unfortunately. the house is doing its best. and i think that if they can find the facts, and i agree with mike. the meta data will...

Chief of staff mark meadows. he said he will not cooperate. he turned over messages sent and received during the capitol riot. cnn law enforcement correspondent whitney wild is with us now on the very latest here. whitney. >> reporter: well, this is basic there a road map. the 100 subpoenas or so are giving the house select committee a web of communications leading up to, on the day of, and following the riot. this is going to be significant, brianna, as it drives their investigation. it does no...

And said no way are we sending this out to state legislatures. that was a consequential decision because if clark had sent out those letters to state legislatures telling them that the doj signed off on the lie that the fbi found significant evidence of voter fraud and encouraging them to hold special sessions to send in fake completing slates of electors to washington, d.c., things would have been even worse, even more horrific than they were on january 6th for this country. so the story of how...

That hasnt been enough to disabuse people who are obsessed with these lies from promulgated them and from using them to justify threatening and terrorizing election workers. it is just a dark moment. >> lets turn to the january 6th committee and the panels attempt to depose former doj official jeffrey clark. we know a letter clark sent to pressure election officials in 2020 contained document meta data from the white house communications office. explain why this is a pretty big deal for getting ...

Senate judiciary report, but theyve also got their own investigative work that they can rely on. we know from the transcript now that they pulled -- the select committee pulled meta data from some of the letters that jeffrey clark was involved in, and it implicated the white house. >> you tweeted that the january 6th committee members have been making the point that former white house chief of staff mark meadows is cooperating a lot lately, but not all clear that he intends to cooperate in a way...

Bell for you when im discriminate right now, but probably not. and never even really got that much public attention. because again, nobody could ever approves what these connections were. the researchers had effectively meta data showing that there was communication. they didnt have anything about whether content of the communication was. so, nobody could say what this man and there was a lot of other stuff going on. pretty quickly it slid out of the news. when it came time for robert muellers r...