House Committee Investigating Jan. 6 To Question Jared Kushner

The transcript discusses the January 6th committee's investigation into the Capitol attack, focusing on Jared Kushner's upcoming testimony. Kushner, a close adviser to former President Trump, was not in Washington during the riot. The White House has denied his executive privilege request, emphasizing transparency. The committee has interviewed over 800 people, with some facing contempt charges for non-cooperation. Kushner's testimony is highly anticipated, as it may provide insights into the events leading up to and following the insurrection.

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

• The healthcare reforms in the U.S.

• The economic policies of the Trump administration

• The events surrounding the January 6th attack on the Capitol

• The foreign relations of the United States

Why is Jared Kushner's meeting with the committee significant?

• He organized the rally on January 6th

• He is a key witness to the events of January 6th

• He was in the White House during the riot

• He was a close adviser to former President Trump

What is the White House's position on using executive privilege in the January 6th investigation?

• It should be used selectively

• It should be used to protect the President's privacy

• It should be used to protect all information

• It should not be used to shield information about the attack

What action has the committee taken against individuals not complying with subpoenas?

• They have been publicly shamed

• They have been arrested

• They have been held in contempt of Congress

• They have been fined

How many people have been publicly issued subpoenas by the committee?

• Over 800

• Exactly 100

• About 90

• Less than 50