the data is going to be very compelling from the committee, but I think it's up to the American people after that's presented to come up using facts not fantasy or opinion using facts on what they think the culpability of the president is and the people around him.
Riggleman stresses the need for the American public to rely on factual evidence when assessing the culpability of President Trump and his associates.
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I think that facts have to win over fantasy, and that your service to the people is well over your service to a party or to politics that`s gone completely off the rails.
I think we need to look to the future to stop these type of activities going into the 2024 election.
If the Committee is calling back a witness tomorrow and there are security concerns, this is a pretty darn big deal.
I would say, listen to facts. It's really difficult for me to even understand how we're allowing conspiracy theories to run this disinformation gambit against our own colleagues.
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