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The Jan. 6 Question From Doubting House GOP Asked And Answered
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8:11Now PlayingIn June, House Republicans Steve Scalise and Jim Banks questioned if Speaker Pelosi was involved in delaying National Guard assistance during the January 6 insurrection. New video footage, shown during Thursday's January 6 Committee hearing, shows Rep. Scalise was in the room with a bipartisan group of lawmakers as Speaker Pelosi spoke on speaker phone with the Department of Defense asking for assistance during the attack. The Morning Joe panel discusses.
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The Jan. 6 Question From Doubting House GOP Asked And Answered
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