Missing Secret Service Texts Could Be Critical: Rep. Katko

The transcript discusses the alarming communications among Secret Service agents during a critical event on Capitol Hill, where they were so concerned that they asked people to call their families. It also covers the issue of missing evidence from the Secret Service, the challenges prosecutors face when evidence is destroyed, and the legal implications of such actions, including the possibility of drawing negative inferences in court.

What can be inferred if evidence that was helpful to a case is found to be missing?

Why is it important to investigate the destruction of evidence?