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On January 6, the House Select Committee on Thursday night wrapped up the last of eight summer hearings designed to hold former President Donald Trump accountable for the attack on the US Capitol. Considering this investigation a mystery, the plan was known before the commission began its work. But they offer additional points, through hundreds of interviews and a collection of 140,000 documents, in an attempt to paint a more accurate picture of the president's misdeeds. Why are we writing this? After eight hearings, what happened on January 6 and before is still a statement. But the new details can be used to strengthen the case against the former president. For six weeks, the committee has tried to show that Trump is unfit for public office and is deliberately misleading his supporters to stay in office. Legal experts differ on whether the evidence warrants criminal charges against the former president. However, many say the hearings provided valuable public information. J...

A congressional hearing was held on January 6th. Making unsubstantiated allegations. stolen elections. The commission quoted Vice President Mike Pence and the White House as saying Trump had no evidence of voter fraud. Former Attorney General William Barr said in a video testimony that he knew previous statements about Trump's election victory were "wrong" and "stupid." "In fact, when we receive specific and credible allegations of fraud, the department attempts to investigate them to ensure they are unfounded," Barr said in a statement Monday. In his opening remarks, US Congressman Benny Thompson said: "Donald Trump told us how he lost the election. Former US Attorney General William Barr continues to receive the findings of the House of Commons inquiry into the US Capitol attack Monday June 13, 2022 Monday June 13, 2022. At trial. Susan Walsh/AP At the end of the trial, on January 6, Thompson released a video in support of Trump, which re...