Well, you know, this is a large investigation, we`re continuing to collect evidence, to do interviews, and we`ll be kicking off the hearings on June 9th, but we will continue to collect evidence to talk to people who have information that`s valuable to the committee.
Elaine Luria discusses the ongoing investigation and the importance of collecting evidence for the committee's hearings.
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As you've heard, by 2 o'clock, multiple staff members in the White House recognized that a serious situation was under way at the Capitol.
Every President swears or affirms to faithfully execute the office of the President of the United States and, to the best of their ability, preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States.
I came to see that, over time, really everything that Congress is doing has eroded that trust.
In summary, President Trump lit the flame, he poured gasoline on the fire, and sat by in the White House dining room for hours watching the fire burn.
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