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Call between president trump and georgia secretary of state raffensperger. meadows was on the phone when president trump asked the secretary of state to, quote, find 11,780 votes, to change the result of the presidential election in georgia. >> congresswoman cheney saying there the january 6th investigation is looking specifically at former president trump and whether he corruptly tried to alter the results of the election, whether he corruptly sought to obstruct or impede congress's official f ti proceedings to count electoral votes, which, of course, is a crime. mr. meadows is not the first ...

With wifi speeds faster than a gig. click, call, or visit a store today. sing 2 unnamed lawmakers were in, talked about text messages to mark meadows saying they were sorry it didn't work out. who were they? >> well, they were revealed to us in the informing we received from mr. meadows but i can't

District court, they were provoked theth violence by president trump's false claims that the election was stolen. v the violence was evident to all. it was covered in real time by almost every news channel.er but for 187 minutes president trump refused to act. when action by our president was required, essential, and indeed compelled by his oath to our constitution. mr. meadows received numerous text messages, which he has es produced without any privilege claim, imploring that mr. trump take the specific action we all knew his duty required. these text messages leave no doubt the white house ...

Tomorrow, is a contempt report that investigators prepared on mark meadows. in that report, they laid out all the ways in which mark meadows failed to comply with their subpoenas, all the reasons he has to comply with their subpoenas, but also all the reasons why it was so important the investigation needed to talk to him and get access to his documents. they say, quote, the select committee seeks information from mr. meadows central to its ththy investigative responsibilities.d the events of january 6th involved both the physical assault on the capitol building and law enforcement personnel t...

Joining us now is a political reporter for "the washington post," jackie alemany, who has been all over this story of the investigation and what it's turned up thus far. thank you very much for being here. appreciate your time. >> thanks for having me, rachel. >> so tell me what you make of these references to members of congress. some of this struck me as new tonight. members of congress described as being in communication with the white house chief of staff basically about several different parts of the plot. one described as working with jeff clark at the justice department on his part of t...