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Thank you, hank. Along with our audience here at the beautiful gerald r. Ford president ial museum in grand rapids, i would also like to welcome our cspan audience to this event. My passion for this flowed from my understanding of Archibald Cox, who became a National Hero who stood up to Richard Nixon i demanding secret white house tapes that would prove or disprove nixons guilt in the watergate coverup. After interviewing president ford in 1995, i was struck by his passion in explaining the reasons for his pardon. I think there are more compelling reasons even now to step back and look at the...

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Question. first, you have to wonder, well, are some of these people cooperating? was this part of it deal that they wouldn't reveal it? is it part of the storytelling here? clearly they're weaving a narrative. they are potentially reviewing those over the next few weeks. but it's a great question, certainly one a lot of people are asking, especially some of the text messages we heard last night, including someone apologizing to mark meadows following the insurrection that they weren't able to turn the election for trump. truly shocking that that was the reaction on january 7th. >> yeah. whos t...

Presidents and the constitution." ken, it occurs to me the president has a job to do. he's entitled to privacy. congress has a job to do and part of that is to conduct investigations. so how do you square the two? >> that's exactly right, michael. first of all, we're talking about a former president here. and the sitting president has waived the privilege. then you have the fact that mark meadows has already cooperated with congress and provided documents. it's hard to turn off the spigot. he has written a book about a lot of this. on the other hand, you have congress and they're really at the...

Over what was not subject to the executive privilege, and those things that are subject that pertain to hat the confidences was relying on -- i don't think it's necessarily an all or nothing. i agree, this vote is a foregone conclusion. he will be held in contempt tonight for sure. but i don't know that it's a baseless or laughable claim that he's asserting. one more if we have time. would it be wise of meadows to reverse course and plead the fifth now there's talk of a criminal case? what harm could it do? i think that the real -- i'm not giving you a direct answer. i think it was ken. but le...