January 6th Committee

12/23/2022

Today, the Select Committee has made public additional transcripts of witness testimony that was gathered over the course of the Select Committee’s investigation. These records can be found on the Select Committee’s website:

Washington—Today, the Select Committee made public additional transcripts of witness testimony that was gathered over the course of the Select Committee’s investigation into the January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol

12/23/2022

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Select Committee Final Report

12/22/2022

The Select Committee made public additional transcripts of witness testimony.

These records can now be found on the Select Committee’s website:
•Chris Krebs
•Stephen Ayres, Part 1, Part 2
•Mark Esper
•Ken Klukowski, June 10, 2022
•Sarah Matthews

Washington—Today, the Select Committee made public additional transcripts of witness testimony that was gathered over the course of the Select Committee’s investigation into the January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol. These records can now be found on the Select Committee’s website: Chris Kreb...

12/22/2022

The Select Committee made public additional transcripts of witness testimony:

•Cassidy Hutchinson, September 14, 2022, September 15, 2022.

Washington—Today, the Select Committee made public additional transcripts of witness testimony that was gathered over the course of the Select Committee’s investigation into the January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol These records can now be found on the Select Committee’s website: Cassidy Hut...

12/21/2022

Today, the Select Committee made public 34 transcripts of witness testimony that was gathered over the course of the Select Committee’s investigation.

These records can be found on the Select Committee’s website:

Washington—Today, the Select Committee made public 34 transcripts of witness testimony that was gathered over the course of the Select Committee’s investigation into the January 6th attack on the U.S. Capitol.

12/21/2022

"We understand the gravity of each and every referral we are making... just as we understand the magnitude of the crime against democracy we describe in our Report.

But we have gone where the facts and the law lead us, and inescapably they lead us here." -Rep. Jamie Raskin

12/20/2022

The first criminal statute we invoke for referral is Title 18 Section 1512(c).

We believe that the evidence assembled throughout our hearings warrants a criminal referral of former President Donald J. Trump, John Eastman, and others for violations of this statute.

Second, we believe that there is more than sufficient evidence to refer former President Donald J. Trump, John Eastman, and others for violating Title 18 Section 371.

Third, we make a referral based on Title 18 Section 1001, which makes it unlawful to knowingly and willfully make materially false statements to the federal government.

The fourth and final statute we invoke for referral is Title 18 Section 2383. This statute applies to anyone, who incites, assists, or engages in insurrection against the United States, and anyone who “gives aid or comfort” to an insurrection.

12/19/2022

In the days after January 6th, Trump spoke to several different advisors, and in those conversations, he minimized the seriousness of the attack.

Here is new testimony from another one of the President’s senior advisors, Kellyanne Conway.

12/19/2022

Numerous state and federal courts evaluated and rejected the Trump campaign’s claims of voter fraud, including judges appointed by Trump himself.

Many of these courts issued scathing opinions criticizing the lack of evidence that President Trump and his allies advanced.

12/19/2022

We have every confidence that the work of this Committee will help provide a roadmap to justice.

Today, the Select Committee will present the evidence we’ve gathered to help ensure accountability under the law.

12/19/2022

Business meeting today at 1pm ET.

12/19/2022

The Select Committee will hold a business meeting today at 1pm ET.

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