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The House Judiciary Committee, which consists of seven Democrats and two Republicans, is investigating President Trump’s actions on Jan. 6. During that riot, thousands of Trump supporters descended on the Capitol. The riot displaced congressional members, and five people were killed. The House later impeached Trump, but the president waited until the next day to address the nation. This time, the Judiciary Committee has access to the records of the White House.
The committee’s hearing on Jan. 6 featured testimony from police officers who witnessed the violent events. They shared their accounts publicly, and under oath in July. They have yet to publicly share everything they have learned. Until then, the committee will continue to dig up information to bring about justice for the victims. In the meantime, it will investigate the role of the media in the recent attack. And the committee will continue to hear testimony from law enforcement officials.
The House January 6 committee is conducting its investigation. The committee sent a letter to Giuliani in January 2022. Based on witness testimony and other sources, the committee believes Giuliani urged Trump to seize voting machines in December 2020. The AAUP also believes that Giuliani’s law license was suspended, and the president has since removed it. The House January 6 committee was established by Speaker Nancy Pelosi to investigate the allegations. Hearings on the matter are scheduled to begin on June 9 and the committee will also evaluate curricular innovations and the culture of medical education.
The House Intelligence Committee has issued subpoenas to many Trump allies, former White House officials, and campaign aides in recent days. Among those named by the committee are Steve Bannon and Mark Meadows. Neither has publicly admitted to any wrongdoing. Meanwhile, they are fighting Trump’s lawsuit to prevent certain records from being released. Ultimately, the House Intelligence Committee will release the findings of its investigation.
The text messages sent by Sean Hannity to Meadows’ phone show that he was concerned about Trump’s strategy and conduct. He urged his Republican colleagues to challenge the election results and prepare for leaving office. Meanwhile, Trump’s son Donald Trump Jr. pleaded unsuccessfully with Rep. Mark Meadows to prevent a violent incident in the House. While his actions sparked widespread controversy, he remains in office. It’s not clear why he chose to do so.