Pete Aguilar

I think the importance of these 14 individuals is because we want to know how deep this conversation went with individuals in and around the White House.

I think it is all together possible, but I also think it`s altogether possible that they were hearing multiple different conspiracy theories.

If someone was truly concerned about protecting democracy they would come before our committee willingly and voluntarily.

The silence is deafening, right, from some of my Republican colleagues to me, while they continue to talk about the efforts to expand the Voting Rights Act.

We will continue to share with the public exactly what we have learned, what the prior administration was doing to thwart and undercut a free and fair election.

These type of things are absolutely dangerous and scary, to think that the former administration had actually gone to these steps, and these lengths.

It’s unfortunate if people who take the same oath that I took to uphold and defend the Constitution don’t want to talk about efforts to thwart that Constitution and to prevent a free and fair election, to prevent a peaceful transfer of…

It`s unfortunate if people who take the same oath that I took to uphold and defend the Constitution don`t want to talk about efforts to thwart that Constitution and to prevent a free and fair election, to prevent a peaceful transfer of…

The fact that they were coordinating in those efforts is deeply troubling.

The minority leader had conversations with the former president as well as members of the former president`s team leading up to January 6.

If we`re all committed to democracy, if we`re all committed to the constitutional oath that we took, then members should be coming forward.

I urge the Committee to add water conservation as an authorized purpose for the dam.

It`s wild. That`s how it strikes me. And I think you hit it right. They talk about ballots and integrity, but those are the same ballots that elected them.

We`re making significant progress in our investigation. And we continue to gather information via text messages and via interviews from individuals. And one of those key areas that we`ve discussed all along there are these 197 minutes that…

I think anyone committed to upholding our constitution should come forward and share those details voluntarily. Yes.

What we want are documents that are related to our investigation, documents related to the president's -- former presidents activities, leading up to January 5th and January 6th, rallies.

We`re going to continue to do that work, you know, out of the public realm. And we`re going to -- we`re going to have success doing that. But we`re not going to be deterred for investigating the January 6th attack on the Capitol.

Well, as the letter from Chairman Thompson indicated, we want --- we feel that the information that he has in his possession can shed some light on exactly what happened and what transpired on January 5th and January 6.

That's why Chairman Thompson has said, we're not just investigating January -- the rallies of January 5th and January 6th, everything that led up to that, including from the election day to that time, but were there any points before the…

We know who the author was, I'm not in a position to give that at this point.

There are plenty of details that haven't been reported in the media that we continue to gather. That's part of our investigative work.

We're starting at a very high point, and then we're continuing to gather information.

I think we are making progress, the 300 individuals who we`ve talked to. They continue to give us more information. We`re pulling the thread of the investigation and we`re following every lead. We`re not presupposing where this is going…

On January 3rd, Mr. Meadows was exchanging text messages with a lawmaker about the pressure campaign to get state legislatures to overturn the results of the election.

He thinks the legislatures have the power, but the V.P. has power too.