fraud. if he was going to make the public claims anyway and clark s apparent plan was to make the false assertion about the justice department and then use that as pretext to tell republican controlled legislatures that their election results shouldn t be certified. we shall see if jeff clark is disciplined or disbarred by the d.c. bar for having done that. again, he has been referred for potential disciplinary action to the bar association. we shall see if jeff clark responds to the subpoena he just got tonight to hand over materials and testify to the january 6th investigators. but we shall also see if jeff clark continues to be gainfully employed. a couple nights ago we had rhode island senator sheldon whitehouse here as a guest. he is on the judiciary committee in the senate that turned up evidence of what jeff clark and trump had done, the committee that referred jeff clark to the bar association for potential disciplinary action as a lawyer
prompt this departmental action the president considered installing you as acting attorney general. your efforts risked involving the department of justice in action shuns that threatened the rule of law. accordingly the select committee seeks both documents and your deposition testimony regarding these and other matters. so that went out tonight to former justice department official jeff clark. based on what is already known about what clark tried to do with donald trump here, how he tried to use the justice department to keep trump in power after trump lost the election. based on what is already known about his behavior the judiciary committee and senate has already referred jeff clark to the d.c. bar association for potential disciplinary action against him as a lawyer. well, now on top of that he has been subpoenaed to hand over documents and testify to the january 6th investigators. and, you know, honestly who knows if he will? the ability of that investigation to actually get
d.c. bar for having done that. again, he has been referred for potential disciplinary action to the bar association. we shall see if jeff clark responds to the subpoena he just got tonight to hand over materials and testify to the january 6th investigators. but we shall also see if jeff clark continues to be gainfully employed. just a couple of nights ago we had rhode island senator sheldon whitehouse here as a guest. he s on the judiciary chit kmit tee in the senate that turned up evidence of what jeff clark and trump had done, the committee that referred jeff clark to the bar association for potential disciplinary action as a lawyer once they found what he had done. the senator made an interesting point that stuck with me. in my interview with him he pointed out to us that since jeff clark left the trump administration, he left the justice department, his new job was a place the senator called a dark money shop, a place he
with donald trump here, how he tried to use the justice department to keep trump in power after trump lost the election, based on what is already known about his behavior, the judiciary committee and senate has already referred jeff clark to the d.c. bar association for potential disciplinary action against him as a lawyer. well, now on top of that he has been subpoenaed to hand over documents and testify to the january 6th investigators. and, you know, honestly who knows if he will? the ability of that investigation to actually get records and documents, to actually get testimony from people, it s still a little hazy as to whether they re going to be able to do it. i mean, as we ve been reporting, trump is trying to get his folks to defy these subpoenas, to refuse to testify, to refuse to hand over materials. a whole bunch of trump administration officials and people involved in the events of january 6th are now hitting their deadlines in these