Lawmakers have said they will release more information about Donald Trump’s alleged attempt to deceive supporters by making false allegations about a stolen presidential election. They also pledged to provide relevant material to the Ministry of Justice by the end of the month for its criminal investigation. The department complained in a letter last week that the commission was complicating its investigation by not disclosing transcripts of its 1,000 interviews. “We are not removing anything from the table regarding witnesses who have not yet testified,” said MP Adam Siff, who described Pence’s summons as “definitely a chance”. “I think we would still like to have enough high-profile people come to our committee,” said Schiff, D-Calif. For example, the committee was able to document most of the termination of Trump’s call to Pence on the morning of the January 6, 2021 uprising, when the then president made his last appeal to Pence to stop certifying Joe Biden. victory when Pence presided over the counting of the Electoral College in Congress. Members have not yet directly documented what Pence said in response. The committee’s chairman, Bennie Thompson’s spokeswoman D-Miss. Pence. The committee also hopes to learn more about Ginny Thomas’s own attempt to keep Trump in power and the potential conflicts of interest that arise in her husband as a result of the Jan. 6 cases coming to the Supreme Court. Republican Rasti Bowers, the speaker of the Arizona House of Representatives, is due to testify at the committee hearing Tuesday, focusing on state officials contacted by Trump and the White House as Trump sought to overturn the results. Bowers is likely to be asked about emails he received from Thomas urging him and other government officials to set aside Biden’s 2020 victory and choose their own constituency. “We have questions about her and we may have questions about her,” said Zoe Lofgren, D-Calif. Thomas has publicly stated that she “looks forward” to appearing before the committee after receiving their request in a letter last week. Along with e-mails to Arizona officials, Thomas, who attended a rally organized by Trump shortly before the Capitol uprising, also had a letter to then-White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows in the weeks leading up to the election. to work to reverse Biden’s victory. The commission’s recent emails also show that Thomas had emailed John Eastman, the lawyer who played a key role in Trump’s efforts to pressure Pence to overthrow the election. “I think the committee will be interested, among other things, in whether this was discussed with Judge Thomas, as it was deciding on cases that affect whether we will receive any of this information,” Siff said. Last January, Thomas was the only member of the court to support Trump’s attempt to withhold documents from the Jan. 6 commission. Lofgren said the commission would release additional information it had gathered about the “big rift,” in which the commission claims Trump may have committed fraud by raising funds by falsely claiming that the election was stolen. A spokesman for Adam Kinzinger, R-Ill., Said that in the end, the public would have a clear picture of a “failure of the oath” by Trump. “I believe that what we are presenting to the American people will certainly rise to a level of criminal involvement by a president,” he said. Kinzinger also said he and his family had received threats because of his role on the commission. He expressed concern that “there is violence in the future. “And until we can tell people the truth, we can not expect otherwise.” Siff appeared on CNN’s “State of the Union,” Lofgren appeared on CBS “Face the Nation,” and Kinzinger spoke on ABC’s “This Week.”
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