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Revelations that continue to grow, concerning ginni thomas, the wife of clarence thomas, the associate justice of the supreme court. today, there was a story saying that she was involved in the hiring and firing decisions during trump's time in office. recommending people to be hired, making suggestions that people be fired. tell me about how that relates to the january 6th investigation? >> it just brings much deeper into the inner circle of donald trump. you know, i think his text messages that we saw between her and mark meadows, they were so troubling, because they suggest a level of frequ...

Largest prosecution of its kind in american history. i think there is also political pressure here that there are a lot of people on the left who are getting frustrated with the justice department, left who are getting frustrated with thejustice department, and also with merrick garland. they want to see people higher up be held accountable for what happens. they do not want to see this and with prosecutions of a florist from texas or a lorry driver from or a lorry driverfrom 0hio. they want to see the higher—ups responsible. want to see the higher-ups responsible.— want to see the higher-...

So troubling, because they suggest a level of frequency of conversation, and a level of access that was not previously known. i mean, she's talking to him, urging action, urging strategy. she also happens to mention that she has sent another email to jarred, what could be chaired kushner, maybe, maybe not. but that kind of access, i think, makes her an effective witness to what happened on january six. so it's concerning from a number of perspectives. number one, does it create ethics issues and conflicts of interest for her husband on the supreme court? perhaps. but even in her own right, i t...

Hours. he was cooperative and friendly. he did his own talking rather than let the lawyers speak for him. that's according to our colleague kyle stewart. our source does not believe that kushner at any point invoked executive privilege. the committee is declining to comment on this when it comes to witnesses but sometimes after these sorts of interviews, we can tell based on the vibes coming out afterward whether it was fruitful or whether it was a bust. this one appears to fall on the fruitful category. let's listen to what one of the committee members had to say yesterday. >> he was able to ...

Kushner, 41, who worked on foreign policy for Trump, was put up for his work on the Abraham Accords, agreements that normalized relations between Israel and Middle Eastern nations.