Mystery reigns as two key Secret Service figures from Jan. 6 hearing already testified

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Two key figures from the Secret Service mentioned in the Jan. 6 committee hearing on Tuesday have already testified to investigators on the panel, but questions remain about what they have said behind closed doors.

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