A former White House official warned Mark Meadows that the events of Jan. 6, 2021 could turn violent, according to a court filing.
NBC News has reached out to Meadows’ attorney for comment.
Meadows has handed over thousands of text messages, but has refused to sit for an interview. In his lawsuit against the panel, he argued that the panel issued subpoenas without legal authority and that he is immune from having to testify due to his White House role.
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