Reports suggest possible action against former President Donald Trump and related persons as the House January 6 Committee concludes its last meeting before a change in power. The meeting on Monday will undoubtedly have significant implications for both parties as, starting next month, Republican leadership will take over authority from Democratic hands.
Fox News said “The committee, which subpoenaed Trump in October, will present its final findings after a nearly 18-month probe. It is also expected to issue several criminal referrals to the Justice Department, but all eyes are on whether Trump himself will be included in the action.”
“No one is really certain” a top Republican adviser informed Fox News what would take place. “They subpoenaed Trump [but] that doesn’t seem to have led to much.”
At a Mar-a-Lago dinner last month, President Donald Trump announced his intention to seek the GOP presidential nomination in 2024. Regarding collaboration with a panel on this attempt, it is still unknown, according to sources.
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Fox News also said:
The committee meets on Monday for a crucial hearing to discuss its conclusions about ties between Trump campaign officials and the radical organizations responsible for the Capitol assault on January 6th. This session, which includes a politically diverse group of seven Democrats and two anti-Trump Republicans who each share their own opinions and insights, promises to shed light on important issues related to that pivotal day.
Few people are sure that President Trump has been clearly implicated in any crime, despite the committee’s attempts to provide fresh evidence.
An appointed panel is tirelessly trying to give a thorough report on their findings before the changeover happens as the transition of power between party majorities draws near.
Politico talked with sources earlier this month on the “chapter list” An interesting study will be presented before of the next Congress in order to clarify the significant choices that must be made during this historic transfer of power.
“The committee members are expected to formally approve the report at a Dec. 21 public meeting of the panel described by Chair Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.). Lawmakers will be able to propose final edits before the draft is expected to be sent to the Government Publishing Office for printing later this week. The final report, according to those briefed on it, will have eight chapters that align closely with the evidence the panel unveiled during its public hearings in June and July,” said the report.
The alleged “chapters” of the final report are listed below:
–Trump’s effort to sow distrust in the results of the election
–Trump’s pressure on state governments or legislatures to overturn victories by Joe Biden
–Trump campaign efforts to send pro-Trump electors to Washington from states won by Biden
–Trump’s push to deploy the Justice Department in service of his election scheme
–The pressure campaign by Trump and his lawyers against then-Vice President Mike Pence
–Trump’s effort to summon supporters to Washington who later fueled the Jan. 6 mob
–The 187 minutes during which Trump refused to tell rioters to leave the Capitol
–An analysis of the attack on the Capitol
Thompson said last week that the committee has not yet determined which people may be prosecuted by the DOJ. Thompson refused to comment on whether he thought any of the witnesses had lied when testifying under oath in answer to a reporter’s question. “that’s part of the discussion.”
According to allegations from last week, the former president Trump may have criminal responsibility for this year’s Capitol riots. At the start of the next week, just before a new GOP majority enters office, the Senate is anticipated to determine his fate.
Three probable allegations have been put out by members of a judicial body as prospective criminal accusations against the former president Trump. “insurrection,” They want to suggest that the former president be the target of a prosecution by the Justice Department.
Politico also said:
The select panel report on Monday is expected to recommend filing criminal charges against the former president Trump for mutiny and obstruction of justice. It will also include conspiracy to deceive the US government as one of its claims, per a subcommittee’s recommendation.
The three criminal accusations POLITICO revealed may not be the only ones in the select committee’s final report. It may also imply more charges as a result of Trump’s attempts to downplay his defeat in the 2020 presidential election. According to sources, the paper contains a detailed description of these suggested legal measures.
