 in November, November 7th, the day before the midterm elections, which means it wasn't going to become public for the American voters. Voters would go to the polls still believing that maybe what Cassidy Hutchinson said was true. The committee has this transcript. It still doesn't make it public. It hides it for two years until Congressman Barry Laudermilk, the chairman of the House Administration's Oversight Subcommittee, the new January 6th Investigation Committee,