Nicolle Wallace started her broadcast w/ how much the 1/6 Committee is accomplishing...

[Hekate]

300+ interviews and on and on. Sorry, I am trying to listen, not make a transcript.

IF YOU ARE CONCERNED OR OUTRAGED THAT “THE COMMITTEE ISNT GETTING ANYTHING DONE,” you really should be watching this.

That is all.

[empedocles]

1. TY

[KPN]

2. I'm gonna wait till talk turns into action. nt

[AZSkiffyGeek]

3. But But But....

jUsTiCe DeLaYeD HuRr DuRr gArLaNd BaSh bAsH!!

or something.

[drray23]

4. I'm sure they are getting stuff done but that is not the point.

The Mueller investigation also conducted hundreds of interviews, produced millions of documents but this resulted in nothing tangible for the main actors ( Trump and his close allies).

I hope the work the Jan 6 committee is doing can be used by the doj to result in actual convictions but if history is any guide, I'm skeptical this will happen.

[JohnSJ]

9. Isn't there enough information for the DOJ to act already against those responsible?

[tirebiter]

14. If you don't know the answer, probably not.

[JohnSJ]

15. It was rhetorical

[CincyDem]

5. Sorry guys...I'm not going to confuse motion with progress. n/t

[JohnSJ]

6. It isn't so much that the 1/6 committee isn't doing anything, but when all is said done, will there

be consequences for perpetrators who planned and incited this?

There is no ambiguity that there was a plot to prevent President Biden from taking office, and only by shear luck that didn't happen

[Timewas]

7. Sounds Like

Busy work to appease the masses. I will believe they are actually accomplishing something when I see more action
and less talk

[Autumn]

8. These committes always get things done. Results are another story.

Mueller got plenty accomplished. We know how that has worked out. We can't spend 3, 4 years on this thing, not if we want to win seats in 2022.

[Beachnutt]

10. Sounds very familiar,

remember the Mueller investigations.

[Torchlight]

11. She's intelligent, well-spoken and has a lot of insider knowledge.

Credit Mobilier, Teapot Dome, Army-McCarthy, Watergate, and Iran-Contra. Jan 6 may well be the next addition to that illustrious list.

[LiberalFighter]

12. A point made was that we only hear about the ones fighting against providing info.

We don't hear about the ones that have been complying. All the better as info that doesn't match can be used against those lying.

[C_U_L8R]

13. Tick, tick. tick....

Trump's seditious conspiracy is unraveling fast.

[mcar]

16. Happy to kick this!

[Wounded Bear]

17. For a former republican, Ms Wallace does some good reporting...

[George II]

20. Yes. She's better than some current Democrats. She has a great perspective with her being on....

..."the other side" for years.

Refreshing insight.

[Hortensis]

18. Adam Schiff was on Rachel or O'Donnell last night (I was sleepy),

and they were talking about how the federal courts the tRump admin defendants are appealing to are allowing the courts to be used to kick their judicial cans down the calendar, sometimes until they've run out the clock. One case they eventually won all decisions in took two years when it could have been settled in short order.

They stopped short of accusing them as a group of colluding, just said that the customy way of handling cases has changed. At one time nonsense claims might be denied right in the courtroom, or immediately after in one-sentence decisions. Now even the quickest decisions are many paged and take at least a couple weeks.

[George II]

19. During the 2nd hour Garrett Haake also caught Jamie Raskin in the hallway and conducted....

....a long interview with him, talking mostly about the Appeals Court decision that came out a few minutes earlier denying trump's "executive privilege" claim.

Overall it was a great two hours (minus the time with pompous Eddie Glaude)

[liberalla]

21. Are they online yet? When they are, would someone please post them?

Thank you!

[malaise]

22. Tell dem sis

Rec