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More sense of why the committee is pushing so hard to force meadow to comply with their subpoena. if this batch indicates what we don't have, it tells us a lot about the frustration. >> great point. the guardian notes that there is a break, i think december 19th or 30th, of the meadows tax. we don't know it has been turned over or not. what do you think about the nature of the evidentiary record, at least as we know it up to this point, and in terms of what the committee has or has yet to obtain? >> i think the complete report will be fascinating. and i cannot wait for the public hearings, whi...

Techs revealed, meadows communicated multiple times with a member of congress he was working with mr. clark. mr. meadows has no basis to refused to testify regarding those communications. >> clark has informed the committee he anticipates potential criminal prosecution related to this matter. and meadows text reveals that he communicated multiple times with a member of congress who was working with jeff clark. so, we learned through meadows's production through the committee, that jeff clark was working with the seeding member of congress at the time. mark meadows documents show which member o...

Donald trump jr. texted. meadows responded, quote, i'm pushing it hard, i agree. still, president trump did not immediately act. donald trump jr. texted again and again. urging action by the president. quote, we need an oval office address. he has to lead now. it has gone too far. and gotten out of hand, and quote. but hours passed without necessary action by the president. these non privileged texts are further evidence of president trump's supreme dereliction of duty during those 187 minutes. >> the supreme dereliction of duty. a remarkable list of republican and conservative media figures

The january 6th house select committee announced it will meet tomorrow to vote on whether to cite former acting assistant attorney general clark for criminal a contempt of congress and refer him for prosecution. though clark appeared for his deposition, he refused to answer questions about former president trump's efforts to use the department of justice to help overturn the 2020 presidential election. the announcement made no mention of whether there will be a vote to cite mark meadows for contempt. the former white house chief of staff did not appear for his deposition at all, citing trump's...