hearings. and there are big developments tonight on that front. you ll also hear from former trump white house press secretary stephanie grisham. she, like mulvaney, resigned from her administration post on the day our capitol came under attacked. stay tuned for both of them. the select committee, meanwhile, apparently just finalized plans for what could be its most critical testimony yet. our sources say the committee struck a deal for a closed door, recorded interview with former white house counsel pat cipollone set to happen on friday. he met with members in april for an informal interview. but since his name came up numerous times during last week s explosive testimony from former white house aide cassidy hutchinson, the committee subpoenaed him for formal testimony under oath. white house counsel pat cipollone mr. cipollone. pat cipollone. white house counsel pat cipollone. mr. trump s former white house counsel pat cipollone. there you go. there will, o
them to do anything illegal. we can rehash the ukraine withholding, which is 100% legal and moral. i won t go into conversations between the president and pat cipollone. that s his lawyer, after all. but i didn t see this. i didn t see the story cassidy told about the president last week, about someone who throws plates and pulls table cloths off the table. i did not see that. understand things may have been very, very different after the election in 2020 than they were when i was there. for example, the chief of staff, my previous role, mark meadows seemed to be, from cassidy hutchinson s testimony, completely detached and not engaged in the process. that would have been a big change. i didn t see what everyone saw in january when i was there up until march of 2020. so, can you help us understand a little bit about why you are more vocal now than you were in the immediate