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Hey everyone, Ellie here. Happy Friday with my weekly note to the cafe community.

As always, please send me any thoughts, questions, or comments to Letters atcafe.com.

Thank you. The January 6th committee has done its job.

No, the committee has not been perfect.

They didn't need to be, and it's virtually impossible for an inherently political congressional body, armed with limited investigative tools,

to complete its work without a hitch. But in the near final analysis, the committee has accomplished

all that reasonably could have been expected of it. As a result, the American public now has a

meaningful understanding of what caused January 6th and of Donald Trump's undeniable role at the center of it

all. It's remarkable now to look back at Trump's second impeachment in those raw days right

after January 6th. Think of how relatively little we knew back then. Sure, we had a rudimentary

collective knowledge about how the attack went down. We had the benefit of remarkable

journalism that sketched the broad outlines of the weeks-long effort by Trump and his enablers

to pull the levers of power and steal the election. We'd seen Trump's brazen rallies and

explicit tweets, and we witnessed live on television the assault on the Capitol. But now we know

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