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Hey @MarkMeadows, what did Erik Prince and your pal @DevinNunes discuss at their meeting before Prince testified before Congress that caused Prince to perjure himself? Did Nunes suborn perjury—or was Prince always planning on committing perjury and Nunes hid it? And did you help?
1/ @DevinNunes met secretly with Trump adviser Prince at a time Prince was planning on perjuring himself to Congress and was hiding documents from Congress under a false claim he'd never been asked for them—and he and Nunes met to discuss his testimony—so did he lie to Nunes too?
2/ Prince now says he *did* tell Congress about meeting with Don Jr. in August 2016—at a meeting the NYT says saw Saudi Arabia and UAE offer to collude with the Trumps (and Jr. saying yes)—so did he mean he told @DevinNunes this, and Nunes then watched as Prince perjured himself?
3/ I guess what I'm asking you, @RepMarkMeadows, is did *you* know Prince was perjuring himself, or did @DevinNunes know that in advance, or did *both* of you know that, or did Prince lie under oath yet again when he said he'd discussed his testimony with @DevinNunes beforehand?
4/ What you've said today, @MarkMeadows, is "we need answers" about Congressmen meeting with witnesses before their testimony—especially when the witness goes on to possibly lie under oath. So are you and @DevinNunes willing to be subpoenaed to answer such questions as to Prince?
5/ Also, @MarkMeadows, do you think we should use subpoenas to find out the content of the secret conversations @Jim_Jordan and @DevinNunes and for all we know you had with the White House or its agents before and after all major Congressional testimonies on Russia the past year?
6/ I guess I'm just asking what "we need answers" means when it comes to secret meetings between members of Congress and witnesses before Congress, or witnesses who might in the future come before Congress on the topics Congressmen are secretly meeting them on. What does it mean?
