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Also, ken cuccinelli, former second in command at the department of homeland security, telling cnn he spoke with the house january 6th committee last week. he tells us that when asked by members he identified topics he discussed with the former president but declined to answer more detailed questions about the discussions. he says the committee also wanted to know about his conversations with former chief of staff mark meadows. as you know, the senate reported january 6th has already placed cuccinelli at numerous oval office meetings at which plans to overturn election results were discussed. ...

January 6th has already placed cuccinelli at numerous oval office meetings at which plans to overturn election results were discussed. we also learned the former president's sometime confidant roger stone will appear before the select committee tomorrow. his lawyer today saying stone will take the fifth. meantime, everything else we've learned so far this week continues to grow and impact. the process of holding meadows in contempt of congress, it revealed a lot including the remarkable fact that congressman jim jordan, the man who's next in line to chair the judiciary committee if republicans...

Maybe the prospect of jail time — however remote — will be enough to compel Meadows to tell lawmakers what he knows about the events of that day, and what role Trump and his administration might have played.

Jill, you have had a chance to read this 52-page report. what do you make of the committee's legal rationale for holding meadows in criminal contempt? >> it is very strong, alicia. and that's, of course, i have perused it for oh, just the few minutes that it's been available, but it is clear that there's no executive privilege, that this is a delay tactic on the part of meadows. that he knows for the than this. that the court ruling from the court of appeals about the january 6th documents only strengthens the argument that the committee has the right to do this and has a need for the informat...

Officials, to does overturning certain states' counting of electoral college results. and later, by the way, this also details that madows was the one who sent that john eastman memo to the vice president's staff, telling him options, basically, all unconstitutional, as how the former vice president could object to election results on january 6th. i mean, there's a lot to get into here, but this of course was the last resort from the committee. they did not want to hold meadows in contempt of congress, because we know with steve bannon, this process is lengthy, and it doesn't always mean, even...