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3 days ago I read you a piece by CBS News. Not only did I tell you I don't believe it and I don't trust the leaks, but even if it were true there could be many answers to it.

It did not draw any conclusions just like Russia collusion and all the other lies that have been thrown at Donald Trump in his family.

CBS News obviously had one source and used that one source to create headlines where other news outlets picked it up.

White House records turned over to House show 7 hour gap in Trump phone log on January 6th. There's a lot to get to today and I'll get to all of it.

But this is important.

In turn, White House records this is three days ago. From the day the attack on the US Capitol, we're turned over to the House Select Committee show a gap in President Donald Trump's phone logs of 7 hours and 37 minutes, including the period when the building was being violently assaulted.

According to documents obtained by CBS News chief election campaign correspondent Robert Costa and the Washington Post's associate editor Bob Woodward.

The lack of an official White House notation of any calls, place to or by Trump for 457 minutes from 1117 AM to 654 PM on January 6th 2021.

Means there's no record of the calls made by Trump as supporters descended on the US Capitol battled overwhelmed police and forcibly entered the building, prompting lawmakers and vice president Mike Pence to flee for safety.

The 11 pages of records which consist of the Presidents official diary and the White House switchboard call log were turned over by the National Archives earlier this year to the House Select Committee investigating the January 6 attack.

So this lead comes directly from the January 6th committee. The records show that Trump was active on the phone for part of the day, documenting conversations that he had with at least eight people in the morning and 11 that evening.

The gap also stands in stark contrast to the extensive public reporting about phone conversations he had with allies during the attack.

The chairman of the January 6th House Select Committee representative Benny Hill Thompson, Democrat and Mississippi called the reported gap in the log concerning.

Of course, his committee leaked it and then they ask him for comment. Obviously, there's not a second in the day that the president of the United States is not on record somewhere Thompson told CBS News on Tuesday.

After a White House bill signing event, he said the committee would see if we can piece it together.

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