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A D.C. Metropolitan Police officer who was badly injured during the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol met with House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin McCarthyDemocrats to create select committee to probe Jan. 6 attack The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Facebook - Senators, White House to meet on potential infrastructure deal Defense contractors ramp up donations to GOP election objectors MORE (Calif.) on Friday, and pressed the GOP leader on a number of controversies in his party related to the deadly insurrection.Officer Michael Fanone said McCarthy’s responses were unsatisfactory and labeled him a “good politician.” “I asked Kevin to denounce the 21 House Republicans that voted against the Gold Medal bill, which would recognize and honor my co-workers and colleagues that fought to secure the Capitol on Jan. 6,” Fanone told reporters after the hourlong meeting in the Capitol.
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