Mark Meadows proved to be a very weak chief-of-staff. I mean, what I took from all of the people who testified about him before our committee was that he agreed with whomever was talking to him at the time, but fundamentally, he would go with whatever Donald Trump's will was.
Raskin discusses Mark Meadows' role as chief-of-staff and his alignment with Donald Trump's decisions.
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