Former Pres. Trump Wanted To Seize Voting Machines After Election

The transcript discusses former President Trump's request to Rudy Giuliani to inquire about seizing voting machines, which did not occur. It highlights the National Archives' issues with torn and damaged documents handed to the January 6th committee. Additionally, it covers Mark Short's cooperation with the committee and the political implications for Mike Pence.

What was Rudy Giuliani asked to do by former President Trump according to the New York Times report?

• Inquire about seizing voting machines

• Lead a new political party

• Organize a rally

• Run for a political office

What issue did the National Archives report regarding the documents handed over to the January 6th committee?

• They were written in a foreign language

• Some were torn or damaged

• They were all complete and intact

• They were lost in transit

Who is Mark Short and why is his cooperation with the committee significant?

• A former president's advisor

• A journalist reporting on the committee

• The chief of staff for Mike Pence

• A member of the National Archives

Why is Mike Pence in a difficult political position regarding the January 6th committee?

• He has already testified

• He is considering a run for the White House

• He is leading the committee

• He has no political ambitions

What potential political problem could arise for Mike Pence if he cooperates with the committee?

• Loss of public support

• Conflict with former President Trump

• Increased popularity

• No significant impact