Trump Attorneys Argue House Jan. 6 Panel Could Damage U.S. Presidency

The transcript discusses the potential long-term impact of the Capitol insurrection on the presidency. Trump's attorneys accuse a panel of bias, as the panel seeks documents related to Trump's actions around January 6th. Trump claims these documents are protected by executive privilege, a stance opposed by the Biden administration and two federal judges. A federal court is scheduled to hear arguments on the matter soon.

What is the main concern regarding the capital insurrection mentioned in the first section?

• It could improve international relations.

• It could lead to a new election.

• It might permanently damage the presidency.

• It will result in new laws.

What is the panel seeking in relation to Trump's actions on January 6th?

• Documents and communications

• Travel itineraries

• Personal emails

• Financial records

What is Trump's argument for keeping the documents secret?

• Public interest

• Privacy concerns

• Executive privilege

• National security

Who disagrees with Trump's claim of executive privilege?

• The Biden administration and two federal judges

• The Senate

• The Supreme Court

• The United Nations

What is the next step in the legal process regarding the documents?

• A public referendum

• A presidential debate

• A federal court hearing

• A congressional vote