Jan. 6 Committee Says Trump Had 'Seven-Part Plan' To Overturn Election

The transcript discusses the committee's case against former President Trump, detailing a 7-part plan to overturn the 2020 election results. It covers the spread of false information, attempts to replace the Attorney General, and pressure on officials to change election outcomes. Witnesses testified about Trump's reluctance to condemn Capitol violence. The DOJ is investigating, but legal challenges exist in prosecuting a former president. Trump criticizes the hearings as a witch hunt.

What was the seven-part plan that Donald Trump allegedly coordinated to overturn the presidential election?

How did Trump's legal team allegedly attempt to influence the electoral process according to the committee's findings?

What actions did Trump take during the Capitol riot, and how did he respond to calls for him to condemn the violence?

What was Attorney General Merrick Garland's stance on the principle that no one is above the law?

What are some of the legal challenges associated with prosecuting a former president, as mentioned in the text?