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Read a series of frantic text messages from january 6th aloud. messages pleading with meadows to convince his boss to do something about this. barricades, attacking officers, smashing through windows, and pushing through doors. >> as the violence continued, one of the president's sons texted mr. meadows. quote, he's got to condemn this shut asap. the capitol police is not enough, 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

Which fox news personality he was in communication with. they told us about which members of the trump family meadows was in touch with. those members of congress have still not been revealed, but you can bet that it will be a big part of this investigation as they go forward. laura and christine? >> all right, ryan, thank you for that. now, one of the more remarkable messages to meadows came from one of those unnamed lawmakers. as congressman schiff pointed out, the person was more concerned about failing to flip the election than the riot that happened the day before. >> this is the last m...

Him about privileged information, he had no choice but to not show up. >> you think that's the case even when he's talking about conversations that -- he's relation conversations he had with potus. he says, i talked to trump and trump thinks x. trump thinks the vp can flip the election. you think he hasn't waived privilege there? >> he can't waive privilege. the only person that can waive privilege is the president. biden has waived the privilege. meadows can't waive the privilege that exists with the president. i don't think there is a credible claim that meadows has waived anything that he c...

Information. >> you know, that's right. i do think that the committee has made a point of talking about how many dozens or hundreds of people already have cooperated. it does seem that they have a number of text or email communications, other communications that they'll be piecing together to try to have an understanding of do they have half of a conversation and not the other half. >> yeah. >> but ultimately they are facing two challenges. what will people willfully turnover and how much time do they have? they know it's a time they're racing against. >> we know meadows did not talk about the...

Up to january 6th. and on january 6th, people pleading with him to do something to convince donald trump to tell his supporters to back away from that riot at the capitol. now, this is all part of the committee's case that they're building for this criminal contempt referral. yes, the committee believes that meadows is in contempt, but it's not ultimately their decision. it will ultimately be a decision of a jury of meadows' peers. his situation is different than steve bannon or jeffrey clark, former d.o.j. official. he was chief of staff. he worked in the executive branch. there may be things...