Pete Aguilar

This is important because we need to uphold the rule of law. That’s what the committee has been talking about, and that no one is above a lawful subpoena.

He will share details about his interactions with the former President with Laura Ingraham.

When he got offstage, President Trump let me know that he had been speaking metaphorically about the walk to the Capitol.

The Chief's Chief hit the bookstores, Mr. Meadows's memoir.

We don't accept his excuses. He must be held accountable.

If we weren`t receiving information that is helpful to the investigation then that could be a speed bump, but we continue to gather information each and every day, over 270 interviews that we`ve conducted.

What they have learned from these phone records is that Mark Meadows, on his personal phone was in communication with individuals involved in the planning of the January 6 rally.

Jeffrey Clark was a key effort within the Department of Justice, using the brand of the Department of Justice to continue to stoke the fear and the misinformation campaign that the former president waged.

Ultimately, our goal here is to produce a document to gather as much information as possible both in witness interviews and in those documents from the National Archives that will help tell the story of January 5th and January 6th, the…

Our fundamental goal is that this never happens again.

He has shown unwillingness to come forward and testify. We feel that over 250 people have come before us and given submitted interviews.

We want to tell the full and complete story. In order to do that, we are going to need documents we are going to need interviews.

I thank the chairman for yielding time. Sometimes what happens in Congress is complicated. It is wrapped in parliamentary procedure and language that is hard to understand. So let's be very clear about the legislation that we are…

We just feel a deep obligation to want to protect the institution, to want to protect our colleagues while all of whom are serving under that dome and to make sure that there’s safety is foremost of our mind.

Someone who threatens one of us is threatening all of us.

This individual and some of them are incapable of doing that.

This is an important step for the rule of law. And I think that’s exactly what the Department of Justice upheld here is that the decisions that Steve Bannon made have consequences.

We hope that these can start to be transmitted on Friday, the National Archives is indicated that they have the material ready, ready to transmit and they are following the President`s request to turn those over to the January 6 committee.

It's just deeply unfortunate. These were individuals, many of them, were on the House floor with us and they were witnesses and they saw what happened. And they still continue to avoid, you know, the accountability that is due.

We want to get to the facts. We owe that to the American public. We owe that to the brave law enforcement individuals who protected this building and were the last line of defense on democracy that day.

Yes, so that’s exactly where we’re at. We have a business committee of the select committee. It will be public, and we will address that issue, and we will likely advance a criminal referral to the House floor.

They tried to thwart democracy, they tried to foment lies and foment the big lie around the country in order to delay or stop the certification of the election.

Our goal here is to hold this individual accountable. We want to get to the truth. We want to understand the facts of what went into the planning and everything behind January 6th.

Our goal isn’t to be punitive. Our goal is to get testimony. But if someone isn’t going to give testimony, we’re going to use every tool available.

The former president has done everything he can to try to get in the way of this investigation. I would expect that we would make decisions relatively quickly on what the next steps might be.