The Breach The Untold Story of the Investigation into January 6th

The author of the new controversial new book, The Breach, which covers some of the key parts of the committee's investigation.

I write about that in my book The Breach is that General Honore just eviscerated this bureaucratic meltdown and incompetence of intelligence and communications that was coming from this board.

It's about the data as the new superhero. That's the untold story. And if we don't have technology, if we don't have the ability to have our facts based analysis go against these facts challenged individuals, we're in real trouble.

And I say this in the breach, I think we have to fight in the seams.

The book is Breach. Always appreciate you coming on the Bull Work podcast.

I first became familiar with the text log when I was working on my book The Breach, which is about the January 6 investigation.

And I co-wrote it with Denver Riggleman, who's a former Republican member of Congress and he was a staffer on the committee.

So he knows a lot of these people and he was shocked when he first opened the text log. He led the phone team and he said, you know, it was like looking into the mouth of madness.