I'm Ben Myceles from the MidasTouch Network. We've been waiting for this moment. Here is an

important breaking news alert. Donald Trump's former chief of staff, Mark Meadows. It is now being

reported has testified in front of at least one grand jury investigating Donald Trump's criminal

conduct and it does appear at least preliminarily that Mark Meadows actually gave testimony

and provided information instead of invoking his fifth amendment right against self-incrimination.

This comes from a quote given by one of Mark Meadows lawyers. Let me read for you the quote right here

from a New York Times article that was just released. Asked about the grand jury testimony,

a lawyer for Mr Meadows, George Tillwilliger said quote without commenting on whether or not Mr Meadows

has testified before the grand jury or in any other proceeding, Mr Meadows has maintained a

commitment to tell the truth where he has a legal obligation to that sounds like Mark Meadows

lawyer is saying that Mark Meadows did in fact testify before the grand jury. Another data point

which suggests that Mark Meadows did in fact testify instead of say invoking his fifth amendment

against self-incrimination or trying to invoke some other privilege is that reporters and we

hear at the Midas Touch Network have been following the docket as well in Washington DC,

the docket of federal judge Jeb Bosberg who is now the chief judge of the federal courthouse in

Washington DC who presides over the grand jury proceedings. And so if there was a filing on

behalf of Mark Meadows, we would not actually see the filing itself because that would be filed

under seal the actual content of the filing, but based on the timing of an under seal filing

based on the lawyers entering and exiting the federal courthouse in Washington DC, we would be

able to at least understand if Mark Meadows lawyers were entering or exiting or if a filing was made

relating to Mark Meadows. And as far as we know, we have not seen that. So it does appear Mark Meadows

not only went before the grand jury, but provided testimony now. We've been reporting here

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