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Good morning, Playbookers on Rogum Winovalin. It's Friday.

Today show, the moments that stuck with us from yesterday's January 6th hearing.

It's her Politico Playbook Daily Briefing.

A year and a half later, and we're still learning new things about January 6th.

And almost all of the revelations threatened the case that the January 6th committee

has been building about Donald Trump's culpability that day.

Mara Garland has a lot to think about after last night.

Five moments will be etched in Team Playbook's minds from last night's gripping primetime

presentation.

One, the testimony of the anonymous White House security official, who said that members

of Vice President Mike Pence's detail were calling their loved ones to say goodbye because they,

quote, thought that this was about to get very ugly and were starting to fear for their own lives.

Two, the panic voices on the radio chatter from Pence's security detail as they raced to whisk him to safety

when they were just steps from the advancing mob after it had been re-intensified by Trump's

224 p.m. tweet criticizing his vice president. A Pence agent said, quote, we need to move now. If we

lose any more time, we may lose the ability to do so. Three. General Mark Millie's testimony, expressed with astonishment that the President

of the United States refused to defend the Capitol.

Yeah.

You know, you've got an assault going on on the capital of the United States of America.

There's nothing.

No call. Nothing. Zero. 4, the outtakes from Trump videos on January 6 and 7 in which the then-president

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