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The team that can do that is taking a little time to rest.

But that doesn't mean we'd leave you hanging.

For this week's episode, you'll hear a conversation from a few weeks back between Martin Powers

of Post Reports and Washington Post reporter David Faironsold about what Trump's up to

now.

This week, there was a big development in the investigation by Congress into the attack

on the Capitol.

Late on Tuesday, a federal judge rejected former President Trump's efforts to keep his

presidential records from the January 6th Committee in the House.

Post reporter David Faironsold and these records that he's talking about are nearly 800 pages

of documents that Trump has been fighting to keep sealed.

They include things like visitor and call logs from the White House.

Communications from that day, in sort of records of his movement, who he was talking to before

and during that day.

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