The Jan. 6 committee hearing on Tuesday will focus on the role of violent extremists attacking the U.S. Capitol and President Donald Trump’s involvement in promoting the mob. Follow our live updates:
On July 10 members of the House committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021 Capitol attack discussed the impact of testimony on future public hearings.
Lawmakers on Jan. 6 panel say the public can expect to see parts of former White House counsel Pat Cipollone’s closed-door interview from FridayCipollone testified before the committee for eight hours, providing information that “corroborated key elements of Cassidy Hutchinson’s testimony,” committee spokesman Tim MulveyHutchinson, a former White House aide, previously testified that Cipollone sought to prevent President Donald Trump from traveling to the Capitol on Jan.
There was a lot of information from Cipollone’s testimony that “fit into this bigger puzzle” that the committee is assembling, Rep. Stephanie Murphy said Sunday on NBC News’s “Meet the Press.” She is scheduled to lead Tuesday’s hearing with Rep. Jamie B. Raskin . “The overall message that we have been gathering out of all of these witnesses is that the president knew he had lost the election, or that his advisers had told him he had lost the election, and that he was casting about for ways in which he could retain power and remain the president, despite the fact that the democratic will of the American people was to have President Biden be the next elected,” she said.
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