Trump chief of staff Mark Meadows now will not cooperate with Jan. 6 committee
Mark Meadows' attorney said on Tuesday that his client will not sit for a deposition with the Jan. 6 committee. Last week, he'd agreed to do so.
Trump chief of staff Mark Meadows now will not cooperate with Jan. 6 committee
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