Attorney: Meadows Won't Cooperate With Jan. 6 Panel

Mark Meadows, former Chief of Staff, has decided not to cooperate with the January 6th committee due to recent developments and concerns about the committee's actions. Meadows has released a new book, which may serve as a form of testimony. The committee will decide on potential criminal contempt charges, similar to those faced by Steve Bannon. Meadows' situation differs from Bannon's due to his role in the administration, which may extend his executive privileges. Meanwhile, Mark Short, former Chief of Staff to Vice President Mike Pence, and much of Pence's team are cooperating with the committee.

Why has Mark Meadows decided not to cooperate with the January 6th committee?

• He was offered a new position in the government.

• He believes the committee is not following its original plan.

• He is planning to start his own political party.

• He is moving to another country.

What role does Mark Meadows' new book play in the investigation?

• It is a biography of Steve Bannon.

• It is unrelated to the investigation.

• It is a fictional account of the events.

• It serves as a form of testimony.

What might the committee decide regarding Mark Meadows?

• To pursue criminal contempt charges

• To appoint him as a new committee member

• To offer him immunity from prosecution

• To ignore his involvement completely

How does Mark Meadows' situation differ from Steve Bannon's?

• Meadows was not involved in politics at the time.

• Meadows has no legal representation.

• Meadows worked in the administration on January 6th.

• Meadows was out of the country on January 6th.

Who is cooperating with the January 6th committee from Pence's team?

• Steve Bannon

• Donald Trump

• Mark Short

• Mark Meadows