Mark Meadows might be the most important witness in the Jan. 6 investigation. And now he's reportedly been told it’s time to talk to federal prosecutors under oath. (via MaddowBlog)
these executive privilege claims would likely fall short, he was right.
Time will tell what Meadows will say, assuming the judge’s order withstands appeals, but there’s no doubt that the former White House chief of staff is a uniquely important figure in the investigation into Trump’s efforts to claim illegitimate power after his 2020 defeat. Indeed, by some measures, Meadows is among the most important witnesses in the entire case.
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