The House committee probing the Capitol attack is facing a time crunch as investigators scramble to piece together former Pres. Trump's actions on Jan. 6.
They are also working to fill"quite a few gaps" in White House telephone logs obtained by the committee and first reported by The Washington Post and CBS News, Rep. Pete Aguilar, D-Calif., said Tuesday.
While Schiff declined to get into specifics, the committee has repeatedly subpoenaed the cellphone records of Trump aides and allies, and has issued blanket preservation requests to telecommunications, social media and email companies and platforms.
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