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Privileged. now he says he can't answer any questions about them because they're privileged. you already admitted they weren't. you have to answer questions about them. also, his privilege claims are undermined by the publication of his recent book last week which includes descriptions of and quotes from lots of conversations with president trump. you can't sell a book based on your conversations with the president and then claim you cannot talk about those conversations with the president when subpoenaed to do so by the united states congress. again, it is either privileged or it's not. if yo...

I mean, here is how those interactions are described in the contempt report. this is from the transcript of the deposition that meadows didn't show up to. he didn't show up but the rest of the committee showed up and the lead counsel for the investigation laid out for the record all the questions they would have asked mark meadows had he bothered to appear. quote, we would have asked mr. meadows about text messages sent to and from members of congress, including text messages received from a member of congress in november, 2020, regarding efforts to contact state legislators, because as mr. me...

Bannon should be referred for prosecution, it was about three weeks later that a federal grand jury in fact handed down the indictment of bannon on those contempt charges. what the investigation was actually voting on tonight, what the house will be voting on tomorrow is a contempt report that investigators prepared on mark meadows. in that report, they laid out all the ways in which mark meadows failed to comply with their subpoenas, all the reasons he has to comply with their subpoenas, but also all the reasons why it was so important the investigation needed to talk to him and get access to...

Process, mediated through the free and fair elections held in jurisdictions throughout the country and through the statutory and constitutional processes set up to confirm and validate the results. in the case of the 2020 presidential election the january 6th electoral college vote count occurred following a series of efforts in the preceding weeks by trump and his supporters to challenge the legitimacy of disrupt, delay, and overturn the election results. the upshot of the contempt report on mark meadows is that in those weeks preceding january 6th, mark meadows was neck deep in those efforts...

Jeffrey clark as his attorney general to fulfill that and it seems mark meadows was on the receiving end of some communication or had insight into that plan by the former president. >> even in the 51-page contempt report and presentation last night during the committee's contempt hearing, these pieces of information were not yet released to the public. but it is news that there was a lawmaker working with mr. clark and that mark meadows was closely aligned with clark as well, which we did know. but who those lawmakers are that were part of this legal conspiracy or the effort to use the force o...