House Authorizes Democrat-Controlled Jan. 6 Investigation

The transcript discusses the formation of a nonpartisan committee to investigate the January 6 insurrection. House Democrats approved the committee, with Speaker Nancy Pelosi leading the initiative. The committee will have 13 members, with appointments made by both Democrats and Republicans. The focus is on understanding why the breach happened, with potential high-profile subpoenas expected. The committee's final report could take years to complete.

What was the main reason for forming the committee to investigate the January 6 insurrection?

• To support the Republican agenda

• To investigate the breach of the Capitol

• To promote bipartisan cooperation

• To delay legislative processes

How many members will the committee comprise, and how are they appointed?

• 13 members, with some appointed after consulting with the House Minority Leader

• 12 members, all appointed by Republicans

• 15 members, with equal appointments by both parties

• 10 members, all appointed by Democrats

What strategy did Pelosi reportedly consider to reduce the partisan appearance of the committee?

• Appointing only Democrats

• Including at least one Republican

• Reducing the number of members

• Consulting with the Senate

What is one of the expected actions of the committee?

• Issuing high-profile subpoenas

• Conducting public rallies

• Holding closed-door meetings

• Drafting new legislation

What is the anticipated timeline for the committee's final report?

• In the next legislative session

• Within a few months

• By the end of the year

• It could take years