The committee has to figure out how to communicate with them, how they get this information to them plainly and cleanly with passion and with urgency.
Claire McCaskill: “The committee has to figure out how to communicate with them, how they get this information to them plainly and cleanly…”
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Expressing concern about the January 6th committee's ability to educate the public on its findings.
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