Looks like Mark Meadows aide testified for 6+ hours yesterday.

[Kingofalldems]

Interesting development.

Link to tweet

[Nevilledog]

2. It was his aide Ben Williamson, not Meadows

[IbogaProject]

3. His aide not himself

His aide not himself.

🚨BREAKING: Former top Mark Meadows aide Ben Williamson testified to 1/6 Committee yesterday for **6-7 hours**.

[Kingofalldems]

7. Typo. Got it.

[Ocelot II]

5. Not Meadows, his aide.

But that guy probably knows a lot.

[spanone]

6. That tweet says an 'aide' testified, not Meadows

[Kingofalldems]

8. Typo, refresh.

[spanone]

9. Thanks, I was hoping you were right the first time...

[gab13by13]

10. This is still excellent news,

Just maybe this is why DOJ is sitting on the Meadow's criminal referral(Day 42) maybe DOJ is going to charge Medows for more than ignoring a subpoena. Hey, I can hope.

[empedocles]

11. I like to think there is more going on than 'sitting'

[gab13by13]

22. Why?

It usually takes 8 days for similar referrals. It took 22 days for Steve Bannon's referral. There is no guarantee that DOJ will send Meadows to a grand jury, it may drop the referral.

[fightforfreedom]

12. Lol! An aide to Mark (I will sing) Meadows is talking.

I have been predicting for weeks Mark Meadows in the end will spill his guts. He is a backstabbing coward.

[certainot]

17. all these backstabbers will sing faster and louder if media would stop

propping up trump and his rapidly diminishing support as intimidators and a 'force' of the future

[wnylib]

23. I was reading Salon last night.

They don't think over there that Trump's support is diminishing as much as some media are reporting. They gave his AZ rally as an example of how the fascists (and they are not afraid to use that word) are both recruiting and upping the calls for violence.

[certainot]

24. i imagine the extremism is hiking up after jan 6 set an example but i'll bet there is very little

coordination. without limbaugh the unified central messaging that he was point man for is breaking up and a lot of that extremism is stimulated by the fear of that disunity and lack of leadership. and a lot of the extremists are going to lose cred as 'leaders' as these investigations ramp up and people they were influencing start to back up. i'll bet they will get more and more marginalized - and what would help that along a lot would be more exposure of russian influence in US media. we know about social media but rw radio/limbaugh has been a major putin tool too.

[Midnight Writer]

13. If you want to find out what REALLY happened, ask the hired help.

[cbabe]

15. Office temps know everything. Given keys and passwords for a three day hitch, oh boy.

[Kingofalldems]

14. Would an aide to Mark Meadows lie for him?

Or Trump?

I doubt it.

[certainot]

18. even if he wasn't in the room he could help coordinate the timing on

when he was with trump and what communications were going out at those times

[FakeNoose]

16. Chump has probably been threatening Mark Meadows with all kinds of stuff

... but it's not likely he's ever had a conversation with Meadows' staffers. That's why Meadows clammed up, but the aide is free to do the talking. This could be a very good thing.

[PurgedVoter]

19. Almost impossible for an aide to Mark Meadows to know less than Mark Meadows.

If you were an aide to one of these guys, I think you would have to keep notes.

[krkaufman]

20. What's the math?

What’s the math on how many questions might have been asked during that period if every one was answered, after a quick lean to hear the lawyer’s whispers, with an “on advice of counsel, I respectfully invoke my rights under the Fifth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution on the grounds that answering questions may incriminate me."

[Kingofalldems]

21. If he was taking the 5th would they waste 6 hours on questions?