Senator Searches for Missing Secret Service Jan. 6 Texts

The transcript discusses the erasure of Secret Service texts during the January 6th events, highlighting the efforts to recover these texts and the suspicious nature of their deletion. It emphasizes the importance of investigating this issue, with the Homeland Security Committee and other bodies like the FBI and Inspector General playing key roles. The communication within the Secret Service during the crisis, especially concerning Vice President Pence's security, is also addressed.

What was the main concern regarding the Secret Service texts related to January 6th?

• They were never sent.

• They were encrypted and unreadable.

• They were erased during critical periods.

• They were leaked to the public.

What did the Secret Service crew protecting Vice President Pence do during the January 6th events?

• They contacted their families to say goodbye.

• They left their posts.

• They ignored the situation.

• They requested backup from the military.

Why is the erasure of Secret Service texts considered suspicious?

• They were erased before any request to preserve them.

• They were erased due to a technical glitch.

• They were erased despite a request to preserve them.

• They were erased by an unknown hacker.

Who is responsible for leading the investigation into the missing Secret Service texts?

• The President

• The FBI

• The Supreme Court

• The Inspector General and Homeland Security Committee

What role does the Homeland Security Committee play in the investigation?

• They are the top oversight committee in the Senate.

• They are the primary law enforcement agency.

• They are responsible for international relations.

• They handle financial audits.