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Search Crisis Christmas Christmas Appeal. On the investigations, I know for a fact, none of this would be happening without the work of the January 6th Committee.

You know, when we started that first hearing where we really kind of launched into what we had,

we saw the fever pitch at the DOJ change substantially and the focus and I've heard you talk about this on places like the bulwark

You know the focus went from we're gonna put these little people away who broke the law and deserve it and now oh crap there is enough evidence to go after the big fish here and I think there is no doubt that Donald Trump is guilty of what we said he's guilty of and what

Jack Smith has said he's guilty of. I think there's no doubt.

I'm Benjamin Wittis and this is the Law Fair Podcast, December 23, 2003.

The other day before a live audience,

we had our Law Fair year-end Extraviganza.

It was two hours long, so we've broken it up

for purposes of the podcast.

In this episode, you'll hear my interview with Adam Kinzinger, former representative and member of the January 6th committee who headlined the event.

We talked about the big national security stories of

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