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Curious about the redactions and why? They seem to center around the names of the committee investigators.
Cassidy Hutchinson (who testified she was told Trump grabbed a secret service agent) Testimony Transcripts:
9/14/2022
9/15/2022 >

yep
r/politics/comments/zss68z/transcripts_of_cassidy_hutchinsons_depositions/
r/politics/comments/zsvure/jan_6_witness_recounts_pressure_campaign_from/ >

Everything needs to be released to prevent the Republicans from losing, or selectively editing it next year. >

we'e just waiting for the drop of the whole report.  I thought i read somewhere it's 800 pp. >

800 would, IMO, seem small.  An average transcript of questions and answers might be a dozen or so pages ... and they interviewed at least 100 witnesses?
I'll be surprised if it comes in under 2,000.  But that's ok, the more pages released now - the fewer things the GOP can selectively quote later. >

Yeah, 800 seemed slim to me, too…