The Lawfare Podcast

The Jan. 6 Committee, Day Six

Jun 29, 2022

50:27

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Cassidy Hutchinson

Highlights

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The Committee's Purpose Is Really Valuable

01:33

What Is the Legal Significance of Trump's Wanting to Go?

02:44

Is There a Bar to Impeach the President?

01:31

Introduction

3min

The White House's Secret Service Agent, John Ratcliffe, Was Looking to Bail Out, and I Can't Believe I'm Saying It

2min

Seventh, if I Have Them Right, They Are Not Here to Hurt Me. Let Them March to the Capital Hill

2min

Do You Think the Committee Did a Good Job of Establishing Her Republican Credentials?

2min

The White House Council's Warnings About Obstructing and Inciting an Insurrection

2min

The Teras Sins Were Going Round the Room, Connected Catch Up

4min

Brandenburg vs Trump - What Are the Specific Facts That Change That Calculation?

2min

I Don't Care if They Have Weapons, Let Them In. Let Them In

2min

I Think the Standard in Brandenburg Is Calculated to and Likely to Produce Imminent Lawless Action

2min

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Is She the Noble Public Servant of Benny Thompson's Description?

2min

11.

How Unprecedented Is This Type of Thing?

3min

12.

Attack I Cs Security Optimization Platform Is Making the World Safer for Computer

2min

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What Is Unprecedented?

2min

14.

The Muller Report - A Novel Creation of This Committee

2min

15.

Do You Think She Was Evasive in the Past?

2min

16.

Do You Think This Is a Criminal Proceeding?

2min

17.

Do J and the Attorney General's Powers and Duties

2min

18.

What Is the Legal Significance of Trump's Wanting to Go?

3min

19.

Is There a Republican in the Next Presidential Election?

3min

20.

Should We Impeach Trump Yet a Third Time?

2min

21.

The Committee's Purpose Is Really Valuable

2min

22.

Is There a Bar to Impeach the President?

2min

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The Justice Department Isn't Focused on Legal Liability

2min

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The Secret Service Privilege - Can They Be Compelled to Testify?

2min

It was a blockbuster day at the Jan. 6 committee hearings. Cassidy Hutchinson, former aide to White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows testified in riveting detail about what the president was up to and what the people around him were up to in the days leading up to Jan. 6 and on the day itself. There's an assault against a Secret Service officer. There's a shattered plate and ketchup dripping down the wall. And there are a lot of warnings that violence was coming, warnings that the president really didn't seem to mind.

Benjamin Wittes sat down on Twitter Spaces to debrief it all with Lawfare publisher David Priess, Lawfare executive editor Natalie Orpett, and Lawfare senior editors Alan Rozenshtein, and Roger Parloff. They went over what was new and what it means for the investigation to come.

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