Well, howdy there internet people, it's bow again. So today we are going to talk about the

latest information to come from Hutchinson. There's a lot of it that's coming out in the transcripts from the committee.

But there are two pieces of information that I find incredibly interesting.

And I just kind of want to draw attention to two little segments of this.

The first is that according to Hutchinson, Meadows, was burning documents in the fireplace at the White House.

That in and of itself is interesting and according to her it was a couple of times a week in December

in January. That's interesting. It becomes more interesting if you know that the White House has

access to burn bags. Burn bags are exactly what they sound like. They are paper bags, they have patterns on the outside of them,

but the stuff inside gets burned, it gets incinerated. They get transferred to a different location and they're burned.

Choosing to burn these documents himself, you have to ask why, when that's available. I think I know the answer.

Throughout the Trump administration, Trump would tear up documents and put them in burn bags.

Staffers, in an attempt to stay in compliance with federal law when it comes to certain documents having to be retained,

they would dump them out and try to put them together like a jigsaw puzzle and tape the

ones together that had to be retained and then burn the rest.

So if you're Meadows and you have documents that you want to keep close hold. Nobody should see these.

You can't give them to the staffers.

You can't put it in a burn bag and have the staffers do that.

This indicates to me that whatever he was burning

was something that people inside the White House could not see. People who would go through classified documents from the president, they couldn't see it.

That's what it says to me.

There aren't really any legitimate documents like that.

Whatever they detailed was likely something so out of the norm that if a staffer saw it trying to play Trump jigsaw, they would report it.

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