Crow: Investigation Of Capitol Attack 'Has To Get Done'

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CONGRESS ON JANUARY 6th. CONGRESSMAN CROW, WELCOME TO "MEET THE PRESS" I GUESS THE QUESTION NOW IS WHERE DO WE GO NOW, WHERE DOES THIS GO NEXT

WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE SPEAKER PELOSI IF THIS IS NOW A HOUSE-DRIVEN INVESTIGATION, ESSENTIALLY FOLLOW THE PARAMETERS OF THE COMMISSION THAT THEY WANTED TO DEVELOP TO TRY TO GIVE AS MUCH CREDIBILITY AS YOU CAN TO THIS INVESTIGATION?

 >> GOOD MORNING, CHUCK

THANKS FOR HAVING ME ON.THE QUESTION NOW IS OF TIMING.IF MITCH McCONNELL SAID WELL TAKE ANOTHER VOTE ON THIS, I THINK THE QUESTION FOR SPEAKER PELOSI AND CHUCK SCHUMER IS, DO WE BELIEVE HIM THAT THIS WILL BE A VOTE IN GOOD FAITH WE HAD 54 VOTES ON FRIDAY.

WE THINK THERE WERE A COUPLE MORE PEOPLE WHO WOULD HAVE VOTED HAD THEY BEEN PRESENT.

THE QUESTION IS CAN WE GET THOSE THREE OR FOUR ADDITIONAL VOTES OR ARE WE GOING TO HAVE TO TAKE UP A SELECT COMMITTEE ON THE HOUSE SIDE OR SOME KIND OF HOUSE

AND SENATE COMBINED COMMITTEE AND DO THIS OURSELVES? I DONT KNOW. I CANT READ THEIR MINDS THIS HAS TO GET DONE IM SICK OF PLAYING THE GAME OF WHACK-A-MOLE WITH GOP MEMBERS IN CONGRESS EVERY TIME WE ADDRESS ONE OF THEIR CONCERNS, ANOTHER ONE POPS UP ITS LIKE PLAYING WHACK-A-MOLE AT CHUCK E. CHEESE GROWING UP LETS NOT FORGET THIS IS NOT A

 


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