host: scott wong, january 6.erring to a gop report authored by a subcommittee chairman on the house administration committee named very loudermilk of georgia. he put out a report, the initial report looking at how the january 6 bipartisan committee created by nancy pelosi investie results they came up with. loudermilk, his argument is that committee cherry picked certain information, that there were witnesses who did not corroborate cassidy hutchinson's account of some of those critical moments that the january 6 committee looked at including the scene hutchinson talked about in the presidential suv, where it was alleged the president tried to grab the steering wheel of the suv and launched -- lunged at one of the secret service agents in a bid to drive to the capitol to be with some of his supporters that were attacking the capitol just up the street from where we are. this is an issue, even though many have put january 6 to rest, believe that the events that the january 6 committee said happened, happened. repu

host: scott wong, january 6. guest: the caller is referring to a gop report authored by a subcommittee chairman on the house administration committee named barry loudermilk of georgia. he put out a report, the initial report, looking at how the january 6 bipartisan committee created by nancy pelosi carried out the investigation and the results they came up with. and loudermilk, his argument is that that january 6 committee cherrypicked certain information, that there were witnesses who did not corroborate cassidy hutchinson's account of some of those critical moments that the january 6 committee looked at including the scene hutchinson talked about in the presidential suv, where it was alleged the president tried to g steering wheel of the suv and lunged at one of the secret service agents in a bid to drive to the capitol to be with some of his supporters that were attacking the capitol just up the stre and so, this will be that even though many have put january 6 to rest, believe that the events that the january

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