The January 6 committee's public hearings may include video testimony from Donald Trump Jr., Ivanka Trump, and Jared Kushner.
The House select committee investigating the January 6, 2021, attack on the United States Capitol building by a mob of loyalists to former President Donald Trump is finalizing its witness list, determining whom it will ask to testify during next month’s public hearings to highlight their findings.and last throughout the month, the committee announced in April. Around 1,000 interviews have already been conducted by the committee and its investigators.
The June 9 hearing, which could include these and other video testimonies from the past year, will provide an overview of the committee’s work.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Jan. 6 Committee using young Trump staffers to its 'advantage''Washington is a place where decision-makers will make decisions, but it takes a staff to execute and implement them,' committee member Jamie Raskin said.
Read more »
Archives poised to release more Trump docs to Jan. 6 panelThis set of documents — following of hundreds of others the House select committee has gathered in its investigation — will arrive as Capitol Hill prepares for the beginning of public h…
Read more »
Trump says he has no Trump Organization cell phones and asks judge to end contempt finesFormer President Donald Trump said he no longer has four cell phones identified by the New York attorney general's investigation into the Trump Organization's finances but has turned over his personal phone to be searched as he tries to convince a state judge to lift a civil contempt ruling that so far has cost him $140,000.
Read more »
Jan. 6 Audio: Lindsey Graham Was Excited That Biden, Not Trump, Would Be in Office After Capitol Attack“He’ll be maybe the best person to have, right?” the senator told Jonathan Martin of The New York Times
Read more »
Durham-Sussmann notes battle pulls back curtain on Trump-era FBIAndrew McCabe, the former deputy director of the FBI, said Michael Sussmann met with the bureau in September 2016 on behalf of a client, according to notes from March 2017 made public by the Democratic cybersecurity lawyer.
Read more »