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Outrage, the outrage comes easy. i guess for people who are outraged, they are surprised that they are not seeing more outrage from conservative politicians. do you think there is going to be any shift today or is it going to be a protracted process?- today or is it going to be a protracted process? this is the bearinnin protracted process? this is the beginning of— protracted process? this is the beginning of a _ protracted process? this is the beginning of a process, - protracted process? this is the beginning of a process, i - protracted process? this is the beginning of a process, i thin...

>> it does. it is the president of the united states, it is the morning of january 6 and how do you forget a ten-minute phone call with the president on that day of all days. you won't forget the phone call with the president under any circumstance. so his answers have been evasive as ryan said, inconsistent and the committee has a real problem. what do they do? if they subpoena him and he still said i'm not going to peer, then they have to be willing to follow up with that and they have to be willing to say we're going to hold you in con contempt and that caused a lot of problems internally i...

>> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> indeed it is major breaking news. unpre unprec unprecedented. the house voting whether to refer mark meadows to the doj for criminal contempt of congress for defying the subpoena from the january 6th committee. that is our breaking news as well as this. there is a spike in the coronavirus cases hitting cornell university especially hard. the school shutting down its campus after reporting more than 900 coronavirus cases among student body in just the past week. we'll bring that to you a little later on. i what. -- i want to get to jason crow of col...

Recounts a conversation he had with former president trump after the former president urged people to march to the capitol and told people he would be with them in that march. mr. meadows recounts his conversation after that. of course details like that that he's recounting in a book but then refusing to answer questions before congress about, there's legitimate questions that he's obligated to appear to provide responses. failing to do so puts him in con contempt. >> i continue to scratch my head about the notion you would author a book on the subject, sell it to the american public and not b...

What are you learning? >> a source tells me this won't just be a vote on contempt, that there are significant new details, that the committee is going to lay out in black and white the substance of these texts. we're going to hear members read exactly what was being said to mark meadows and what he was saying back in realtime on january 6th during the riot. let me give you an example of two that we're aware of from the 51-page document. this is a stekt from a former white house employee to mark meadows, quote, you guys have to say something even if the president is not willing to put out a sta...