second of committee 6 January public The hearing will take place at 10:00 am on Monday. for one more day of certificate from key witnesses regarding events around the riot on the Capitol.
Hearing will be focused on Trump’s “big lie” is his declaration of victory in the 2020 presidential election after being told he didn’t have the numbers to win, committee aides said.
What to watch: Among those who will testify on Monday will be former Trump campaign manager Bill Stepien and Byung J. “BJ” Park, nominated by Trump former US Attorney in Atlanta who abruptly resigned the day before the Capitol riots amid pressure from Trump on Georgian authorities intend to cancel elections results in their condition.
- Source familiar with Stepin’s thinking suggested to Axios that Stepin “received a subpoena, not sure he is a “friendly” witness.”
- committee assistants declined say what they expect to hear from Stepien.
- Former Fox News Editor Chris Stirwalt also be among those who testify. Styrualt confirmed during the speech on NewsNation on Friday that he was “summoned to testify before the committee.”
- Also appearing on Monday are Electoral Attorney Benjamin Ginsberg and former Philadelphia City Commissioner Al Schmidt.
- Committee Chairman Benny Thompson (D-Miss.) lead hearing, and Rep. Zoe Lofgren (R-CA) is expected to play a key role in presentation of results.
big painting: public hearings are intended to lay out the case when former President Trump was responsible for rebellion on the Capitol.
- Commission on Monday walk through Election Day and Election Night 2020, and how Origin of false allegations of electoral fraud uncovered in subsequent weeks, including hundreds of millions of dollars raised between Election Day and January 6th.
- Last week’s hearings included explosive revelations about House Republicans. who asked for forgiveness for their roles in seeking to cancel the 2020 presidential election, as well as recorded testimony former Attorney General Bill Barr and Ivanka Trump.
- Eyewitnesses spoke in detail about what they saw and experienced. over well of rebellion on the Capitol.
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