Jan. 6 Panel Missing Roughly 8 Hours Of Trump's Phone Calls

The transcript discusses a 7-hour gap in President Trump's White House phone records on January 6th, during the Capitol riots. This gap is significant as it covers the time when key events were unfolding. Publicly reported conversations with members of Congress, including Kevin McCarthy, Tommy Tuberville, and Mike Lee, are mentioned, but the call logs do not reflect these. An unsuccessful call to Mitch McConnell is also highlighted, with confirmation that McConnell did not speak to Trump that day.

What significant finding did the January 6th Committee uncover regarding President Trump's phone records?

• A new phone number used by Trump

• A 7-hour gap in the records

• A secret meeting at the White House

• A list of all calls made by Trump

During what time period does the 7-hour gap in Trump's phone records occur?

• 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM

• 11:30 AM to 7:00 PM

• 3:00 PM to 10:00 PM

• 1:00 PM to 8:00 PM

Why is the 7-hour gap in the phone records considered significant?

• It was during a national holiday

• It included a call to the FBI

• It coincides with the time of the Capitol riots

• It was the longest gap in history

Which political figure did Trump attempt to call, but the call was declined?

• Mike Lee

• Kevin McCarthy

• Tommy Tuberville

• Mitch McConnell

Who was one of the members of Congress that Trump reportedly spoke with during the gap?

• Bernie Sanders

• Kevin McCarthy

• Nancy Pelosi

• Chuck Schumer