Attorney General Merrick Garland tells lawmakers the Justice Department 'will not be intimidated'

Attorney General Merrick Garland testified before the GOP-led House Judiciary Committee, defending the Department of Justice against accusations of politicization and unfair targeting of Donald Trump. Garland, known for his mild demeanor, took a strong stance, addressing various issues including a state trial allegedly influenced by the DOJ, and the handling of documents related to Trump. He clarified the DOJ's non-involvement in the state case and defended the standard procedures followed in the documents case, emphasizing the integrity of the judicial process.

What was Merrick Garland's stance on the accusations of a politicized DOJ?

How did Garland respond to the claims regarding the trial in New York?

What did Garland imply about the conspiracy theories surrounding the jury verdict?

What did Garland say about the documents case involving the former president?

What was Garland's response regarding the audio recordings of the special counsel interview?