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Say, we condemn this. please stand down. if you dont, people are going to die. now the committee in the document did not say who that former white house official is. but we actually know who it is. thanks to "washington post" reporters carol and phil rucker in their book "i alone can fix it." identified that as alyssa farrah who was a former strategic communications director. another example, were told that were going to hear about text exchanges from media personalities. that sounds to me like ...

But lets talk about meadows a little further. steven bannon is the other big bold-faced name. hes asserted executive privilege. he was not serving in the white house at the time. have a better chance of pulling it off? where do you think that goes for the chief of staff in the next week or so? >> he was cooperating. he already handed over thousands of documents and e-mails and text exchanges. sitting down for an interview is ahead for him, the representatives have said once they had information ...

In criminal contempt. that will make meadows the third former-trump official that the committee will vote to hold in contempt. clearly, there is this pattern here and there is a strategy by trumps closest allies. delay, distract long enough to kill the committee and its investigation. it is important to note that this total breakdown between meadows and the committee comes after meadows did, initially, cooperate as cheney just said, right? he handed over very important e-mails and text exchanges...

Theyre telling me is that when you look at these text exchanges, e-mail exchanges, this is what was going on in real time. this is january 6th, the riot is unfolding, and people are e-mails mark meadows. what is the important of that? he is with donald trump. so the committee now has a window into what was donald trump doing? and what wasnt he doing? dereliction of duty is something that many of these members have talked about, why didnt he stop the riot? they may think they have a lot of insigh...

Able to learn what was actually in lets say those texts on phone calls, from individuals who are already cooperating with the investigation. so if someone like mark meadows is not going to cooperate, maybe someone like mark short, former vice presidents chief of staff, maybe they were texting. maybe mark short has that text exchange. and my sense is, its likely theyre already seeing some of these text exchanges. >> interesting. so what can the committee piece together from these phone records, e...

Lasted. don, this gives the committee potentially the ability to draw a web of communications what was going on before, during or after that january 6th riot. look, the other point here is the committee believes it may be able to learn what was actually in, lets say, those texts or phone calls from those cooperating in the investigation. if mark meadows doesnt cooperate, maybe the former vice president chief of staff maybe texting. maybe mark short has that text exchange. and my sense is its lik...

There has been some accusations of physical intimidation by the judge, a call for a mistrial. things are cooling down a little bit right now but this basically began when ola was being questioned about potential homophobia and some text exchanges were brought up where he referred to someone as a fruit and the defense attorney asked if he would use that language to describe a woman. well, the judge then made a comment saying that were now getting into something collateral. the defense called for ...

Executive chamber contributed to the conditions that allowed the sexual harassing conduct of the governor to occur and persist. the culture also, through violations of their own policies and through unlawful retaliation. what was the culture? words that witnesses have used repeatedly to describe it include, toxic, hostile, abusive. others use words like, fear, intimidation, bullying, vindictive. as one senior staffer stated bluntly, as the sexual harassment allegations became public in march of ...

The conditions that allowed the governors sexual harassment conduct to occur and to persist. the culture informed the way in which the executive chamber responded to allegations of sexual harassment as miss clark has described through violations of their own policies, and through unlawful retaliation. what was the culture? words that witnesses have used prerepeatedly to describe it include toxic, hostile, abusive. other used words like fear, intimidation, bullying, vindictive. as one senior staf...

Around greensill and we would avoid the situation in the future. it is important we do this if people are going to have confidence in our political system.— going to have confidence in our political system. why do you think neither the chancellor, _ political system. why do you think neither the chancellor, rishi - political system. why do you think i neither the chancellor, rishi sunak, nor any of his officials simply texted back david cameron to say, look, you need to put this in writing, yo...