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Until today, as you sit here, have you ever doubted that top line conclusion? no, i ve never had any reason to doubt attorney general barr s inclusion. thank you. to a section of the chair now recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. kinzinger, for questions. thank you, mister chairman. in the weeks leading to january 6th, the department of justice was fielding almost daily request from the president to investigate claims of election fraud. each claim was refuted time and time again. an effort that attorney general barr described as walkable. when each of the presidents efforts failed, he resorted to installing a new attorney general to say the election was illegal and corrupt, simply so he can stay in power. president trump started leaning on the justice department the first chance he got. on november 29th, his first ....
Political agenda. today, my colleague from illinois, mr. kinzinger, and other witnesses, will walk through the select committee s findings on these matters. but first, i recognize our distinguished vice chair, miss cheney of wyoming, for any opening statement she would care to offers. thank you so much, mister chairman. at this point, our committee has just begun to show america the evidence that we have gathered. there is much more to come. both in our hearings and in our report. but i would like to take just a moment to put everything we have seen into context. we have already seen a president trump falsely declare victory on november 2020. how he and his team faust launched a fraudulent v that the election was stolen from him. donald trump intentionally ran falls ads on television and ....
i d like to yield to the gentlewoman from wyoming, vice chair cheney. thank you very much, mister kinzinger, and thank you gentlemen, for yielding. as we discussed earlier, at the center of mr. clark s plan to undo president trump s election laws was a letter. mr. donahue, on december 28th, mr. clark email to you and mr. grave constitutional consequences. mr. donahue, can you tell us what you meant by that? well, i had to read both the email and the attach letter twice to make sure that i really understood what he was proposing because it was so extreme to me. i had a hard time getting my head around it initially, but i read it, and i did understand it for what he intended, and i had to sit down and, sort of, compose what i thought was an improper response. ....
Did. at the close of today s hearing, we will see video testimony by three members of donald trump s white house staff. they will identify certain of the members of congress who contacted the white house after january 6th to seek presidential pardons for their conduct. thank you, mister chairman. i yield back. without objection, the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. kinzinger, for an opening statement. thank, you thank you mister, chairman and thank you to our witnesses for being here. i would like to start with a personal story. so in may of 2009, i returned from service in iraq and i announced my intention to run for congress. the bigger reason i decided to run for congress was my motivation to ensure freedom and democracy were defended overseas. i remember making a commitment out loud a few times, and in my heart repeatedly, even until today, that if we are going to ....
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