Hutchinson: Meadows, Giuliani Wanted Pardon for Jan. 6

The transcript discusses Mr. Trump's interest in including language about pardoning January 6th participants in a speech, which was discouraged by the White House counsel. It also covers Rudy Giuliani and Mark Meadows expressing interest in receiving presidential pardons related to the events of January 6th.

What was Mr. Trump's initial stance regarding the inclusion of pardon language in his speech?

• He had no knowledge of it.

• He was indifferent.

• He wanted to include it.

• He was against it.

Who advised against including pardon language in the speech?

• Mr. Meadows

• Miss Hutchinson

• The White House counsel's office

• Rudy Giuliani

What was the reason given for not including the pardon language in the speech?

• It was deemed unnecessary.

• It was already included in another document.

• It was considered a good idea.

• It was not thought to be a good idea.

Did Rudy Giuliani express interest in a presidential pardon related to January 6th?

• He refused to comment.

• He was undecided.

• No, he did not.

• Yes, he did.

Who else, besides Rudy Giuliani, sought a presidential pardon related to January 6th?

• The White House counsel

• Mark Meadows

• Mr. Trump

• Miss Hutchinson