Jan. 6 Committee Eyes Referring Criminal Charges For Trump

The transcript discusses potential criminal charges against former President Donald Trump, including obstruction, conspiracy, and insurrection. Federal defense attorney Ronald Chapman provides insights into the legal implications and challenges of prosecuting Trump. The discussion highlights the importance of evidence and the role of the Department of Justice in deciding whether to pursue charges. The final report from the January 6th Committee is expected to provide significant evidence, particularly regarding Trump's alleged efforts to disrupt the certification of President Biden's election.

What are the potential charges that the January 6th Committee may recommend against Donald Trump?

How does the referral process work in relation to the Department of Justice's decision to prosecute?

What challenges might the Department of Justice face in prosecuting Donald Trump?

What evidence is the committee looking for to support the charge of inciting a riot?

What specific actions of Donald Trump are being investigated in relation to the charge of defrauding Congress?