Jan. 6 Panel Votes For Contempt Charges Against Mark Meadows

The transcript discusses the recent vote by the January 6 insurrection committee to hold former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows in contempt of Congress. The committee has formally voted to move the criminal contempt report to a full House vote, which is expected to occur later in the week. This vote is the final step before the matter is sent to the Justice Department for further action.

Who was voted to be held in contempt of Congress?

• Mark Meadows

• Donald Trump

• Nancy Pelosi

• Joe Biden

What was the purpose of the committee's vote?

• To move a criminal contempt report

• To impeach a president

• To pass a new law

• To hold a hearing

What does a criminal contempt report signify in this context?

• A formal accusation of disobedience

• A request for more evidence

• A suggestion for a new law

• An invitation to testify

When could the full House vote potentially happen?

• Later this week

• Next month

• Tomorrow

• Next year

What is the next step after the full House vote?

• Sending it to the Justice Department

• Holding another vote

• Revising the report

• Disbanding the committee