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thompson: absolutely. jim crow 3.0. rep. ocasio-cortez: would you agree that they are systematic measures to impede your community, black communities, latino communities, and wide variety, including disabled americans, the constitutional right to vote, as was done in the past? ms. thompson: yes. rep. ocasio-cortez: now, let's talk about voter quote-unquote, the myth of voter fraud. only about 0.0006% of total mail in votes cast are results of voter fraud. that's less likely than being strict by lightning. are you familiar with the 2016 case, texas association of hispanic county judges versus greg abbott, the same governor who is supportive of these bills? mr. bernal: yes. rep. ocasio-cortez: what did we learn? mr. bernal: texas discriminates against voters because of their race. over the past 10 years, texas has been found to have acted against the interest of minorities over 10 times by three federal courts. rep. ocasio-cortez: to clarify, the fifth circuit already told governor abbott that these voter id propositions are d

thompson, because you have seen jim crow and to get to where we are now pretty we see the same sort of ratio stereotyping taking place today, it took place in 1915. how does it make you feel. >> your time is expired and thank you and the witness may answer the question. >> it makes me feel we will never stop to have to deal with past have to continue to keep fighting the past. my children will never get an opportunity for their children to be able to live in the society be treated as an american and respect as american and have an opportunity and a right to be able to have a voice in their democracy and upright that we all are guaranteed in the constitution. and in addition to that, to feel as though they are real citizens of this country. the only country they have been born in and they know about. that is how i feel. >> thank you to the gentleman from dallas-fort worth and ms. thompson thank you. mr. davis, our final representative is now on zoom. you are now recognized. >> thank you for calling this very important hearing and i certainly want to thank all of our witnesses especially

committee chair, bennie thompson, refused to confirm which lawmakers would be targeted. both house minority leader kevin mccarthy and ohio congressman jim jordan have said they spoke with the former president on the phone on january the 6th. # jordan has said he doesn't recall what they discussed or what time he spoke to then-president donald trump. congresswoman jamie herrera beutler said mccarthy told her he was trying to get the former president to call off the mob. some democrats objected to mccarthy's decision to originally choose congressman jordan for the select committee because they felt he may be a witness. a leader of the far-right militant group, meanwhile, proud boys was sentenced yesterday to more than five months in jail after pleading guilty to burning a black lives matter banner taken from an historic black church in washington during a pro-trump rally in december. enrique tarrio also pleaded guilty to attempting to possess a high capacity gun magazine, which investigators say he had with him when he returned to the city for the january the 6th protests

records to members of congress and kevin mccarthy, jim jordan spoke with trump on january 6th. whose records do you want to see? >> well, i'm going to leave it as you might imagine to the chairman to make those disclosures public or in a formal announcement. i can tell you this, we intend to be thorough. we want to know exactly what took place before january 6th that led to that tragic day and the violence of that day. anyone involved and anyone who had knowledge who would be assembling on that mall or the violence to come, anyone that funded it, what the white house was doing, people in the administration, what they were aware of and when, why we weren't reinforced in the capitol, why it took so many hours to send the national guard. so we want answers to all these questions and we're not afraid to ask them of anyone including members of congress, former members of the administration, current people that are serving within administration, anyone who has relevant information. >> yeah. listen, your answer may be similar but i have to ask it anyways, letters are going out, going

we know that kevin mccarthy, jim jordan spoke with trump on january 6th. whose records do you want to see? >> well, i'm going to leave it as you might imagine to the chairman to make those disclosures public or in a formal announcement. but i can tell you this. we intend to be very thorough. we want to know exactly what took place before january 6th that led to that tragic day. and -- and the violence of that day. anyone who was involved, anyone who had foreknowledge of who would be assembling on that mall or the violence that was to come. anyone who funded it. what the white house was doing, people in the administration. what they were aware of and when? why we weren't reinforced in the capitol. why it took so many hours to send the national guard. so we want answers to all these questions and we're not afraid to ask them of anyone and that includes members of congress, former members of the administration, current people that are serving within the administration. anyone who has relevant information. >> yeah. listen. your answer may be similar but i have

according to the chair benny thompson, they will request electronic records. they will be sending letters to telecommunications companies and social media companies requesting they preserve documents. that's likely to come as unwelcome news to kevin mccarthy and jim jordan both who have been notably evasive about their phone calls with president trump on the day of the siege. for jim jordan they were so sensitive he waited six months to admit they happened at all. >> on january 6th did you speak with him before, during, or after the capitol was attacked? >> i'd have to go -- i -- i -- i spoke with him that day after. i think after. i don't know if i spoke with him in the morning or not. i just don't know. i'd have to go back and -- i78, i don't -- i don't -- i don't know that -- when those conversations happened. >> okay. by him, you mean president him? okay, let me think, did i speak to the president? he was the president, right? him? other republicans might also have reason to fear having their phone records scrutinized like paul gosart, mo brooks, andy bigg

we know that both jim jordan and house minority leader kevin mccarthy spoke to trump that day. here is select committee chairman congressman bennie thompson last night. >> well, we're looking at all records at some point. we'll do what's required to get the information. we have quite an exhaustive list of people. i won't tell you who they are, but it's several hundred people. >> thompson also said they will not yet be subpoenaing the records and will be sending a letter requesting them from major telecom and social media companies. he said he could not comment on the timing. >>> joining us frank figliuzzi former assistant director for counterintelligence at the fbi and host of "the bureau" podcast. donna edwards is back with us as well. frank, how important could these records be? what might we learn? >> first, this is a very logical investigative step that needs to be taken. in fact, i would say they need to do it now. they probably should have issued subpoenas long ago. i wish they would catch up and do this. i understand the logic in wanting to ask consent first. can you ple

. >> would you support subpoenas to the republican leader in the house and to jim jordan? >> i would support subpoenas to anybody that can shed light on that. if that's the leader, that's the leader. >> and in those comments kinzinger is echoing comments from the chairman of the committee, bennie thompson, who says they will not hesitate to subpoena members of congress. from "the washington post" reporting, quote, the leaders of the house committee investigating the january 6 attack on the capitol are promising a vigorous inquiry into a day they have called a threat to american democracy which could lead to an unprecedented legal and political showdown over how to force members of congress to take the witness stand. the january 6th panel chairman's said in an interview that there is, quote, no reluctance to subpoena any member of congress whose testimony is germane to the committee. i would say between noon and 6:00 p.m. any call that went to the white house you would assume had to be something to do with it, he said. as if on cue, just last week congressman jim jordan cou