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New and important breaking news today, reporting on the January 6th Committee investigation. Multiple sources now tell CNN there are hours-long gaps in presidential records turned over to the panel.

Sources say the White House call logs, phone call logs from Insurrection Day are blank.

From the time the President returned from his speech on the ellipse, until he gave a Rose Garden speech hours later. In between, of course, prior to storm, the U.S. Capitol. These are important records that are a key part of the investigation by the January 6th Select Committee. And you'll remember this is information that they fought in court to obtain. It was a court case that

went all the way to the Supreme Court, and it was something that the former president and his

lawyers desperately wanted to keep secret. Well, we're now being told by multiple sources that have

reviewed this initial tranche of records that the phone records from the day of January 6th

and also a supplemental diary that outlines the president's

movements on that day show a period of time from around the time he came back from the White

House until the time that he gave that speech from the Rose Garden where he does not take

or receive any phone calls. Now, that doesn't necessarily mean he didn't take phone calls. In fact,

there are reported examples of phone calls that he either made or took during that period of time,

one to the House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, another to Senator Tommy Tuberville that came

through Senator Mike Lee. But the point here is on these official White House records,

which are supposed to be the keeper of this

information during his administration, that period of time shows no record of any calls.

So that does make the work of the January 6th committee just a little bit more complicated.

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