This is a near unique moment in history, as we vote on whether to hold a former colleague in contempt of Congress. The last time that happened was 1832. Mark Meadows has committed a crime, in this case, a premeditated one.
Adam Kinzinger reflects on the historical significance of holding Mark Meadows in contempt of Congress.
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On the committee, I say this, bring it. I want to be able to talk about this again, because there's so much misinformation out there.
He is mad because he was embarrassed, but he also knows that the only thing right now that unifies the Republican Party... is victimhood.
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