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Chief of staff who's gone in and talked, as well. mark short. and the theater of what we saw today. the strategic release by the committee to tell the story of meadows' culpability. i mean, this is a very able investigation -- having been inside of one. and that's why i think you are seeing the keith kellogg's of the world who are cooperating. they don't want to face the criminal charges that now are confronting mr. meadows. >> yeah. norm eisen, appreciate it. carl bernstein, gloria borger. coming up next, as we wait for the house to vote, one of the organizers of the january 6th rally, the ...

Down into that situation without having the logistics, the security, the stage and sound system to control the crowd. that stuff could have been in place, and should have been in place before he ever sent people down there. and the -- the fact that he delayed for so long responding, i -- i think really speaks ill of what his intentions were and what he was doing. >> dustin stockton, josh nash, i your time tonight. thank you. >> thank you, anderson. quick note about the timing around the contempt vote in the house. our team on capitol hill says it has now been delayed by a few more minutes so...

And of course, he did write a book where he talked extensively about his conversations with the then-president donald trump, which those clearly are also not protected by privilege. >> and former-vice president pence's former national security adviser, keith kellogg, just wrapped up testimony in front of the january 6th select committee. i understand he briefly spoke to reporters a short time ago. what did he say? >> yeah, he didn't say too much. he and his attorney, anderson. but it is very significant that we saw kellogg today appear in front of the committee. it was behind closed doors but ...

Investigation, it's entirely consistent with the july 25th transcript. i would argue in damaging way, not a let's forgive it way but two specific federal crimes here. first of all, bribery. if a public official seeks a personal benefit in exchange for an official act, that is bribery. i think that's exactly what we have here and second of all, forget about any exchange. it's a federal crime to slils s /solicit aid. so i see -- >> said bs on information being a political value. >> the supreme court did not say, no, no, no. >> william barr said bs not the court. >> the reality is that's never go...

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