Jan 6 Committee Makes “Real Progress”
Federal Judge Tanya Chutkan is likely to rule against the Trump team's attempt to stop the release of documents to the Jan. 6 committee. The National Archive will plan to release these documents by Nov. 12th.
Despite Trump’s efforts to slow down the investigation in court, the January 6 Committee has interviewed more than 150 people and will soon issue 20 new subpoenas. Vice Chair Liz Cheney told Politico, “There really is a huge amount of work underway that is leading to real progress for us.”
The federal judge repeatedly seemed incredulous at former President Donald Trump’s legal effort to block Congress from obtaining the documents. | Seth Wenig/AP Photo
Judge sharply questions Trump effort to block records from Jan. 6 investigators, Politico | 11/4/21
By Kyle Cheney
A federal judge on Thursday sharply questioned former President Donald Trump’s effort to block the congressional Jan. 6 select committee from obtaining his White House records, casting doubt on the notion that the former president can overrule his successor’s decision to release them to investigators.
Video: Trump Legal Team’s Busy Day, MSNBC | 11/4/21
Former President Trump's attempt to block the release of White House documents linked to the January 6th insurrection seems to have hit a roadblock. Glenn Kirschner breaks down today’s hearing, as well as the latest in the NY state case involving the Trump Organization.
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