Jan. 6 Panel Sees Evidence Of Trump 'Criminal Conspiracy'

The transcript discusses the January 6th Committee's investigation into the Capitol riots, focusing on allegations against former President Trump. The committee claims Trump may have committed crimes to overturn the 2020 election results, questioning the attorney-client privilege with John Eastman. The committee suggests Eastman helped Trump obstruct the Electoral College vote count. Potential legal and political consequences for Trump are explored, including the possibility of a criminal referral to the Department of Justice. The investigation's next steps and the political implications of any legal actions are also discussed.

What is the main focus of the January 6th Committee's investigation?

• The economic policies of the Trump administration

• The Capitol riots and potential conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election

• The foreign relations of the United States

• The healthcare reforms during the Biden administration

What legal principle is being questioned in relation to John Eastman's involvement?

• Double jeopardy

• Habeas corpus

• Attorney-client privilege

• Ex post facto law

What does the Select Committee allege about Trump's actions?

• He reformed healthcare policies

• He improved the economy

• He engaged in a criminal conspiracy to defraud the United States

• He strengthened international alliances

What could be a significant consequence for Trump if the allegations are proven?

• Increased popularity

• Legal challenges affecting his reelection bid

• A Nobel Peace Prize

• A new cabinet position

What is a potential next step for the January 6th Committee?

• Issuing a public apology

• Organizing a public rally

• Launching a new political party

• Submitting a criminal referral to the Department of Justice