attack on the united states capitol will be in order. without objection, the chair is authorized to declare they committee in recess at any point. pursuing the house deposition authority regulation ten, the chair announces the committees approval to release the deposition material presented in today s hearing. good afternoon. in our last hearing we told this story of a scheme driven by donald trump to pressure former vice president mike pence to illegally overturn the election results. we showed that when the pressure campaign failed and mike prints failed his constitutional obligations donald trump turned a violent mob loose on him. he showed that the mob came within roughly 40 feet of the vice president. today we will show what happened to mike pence was not an isolated part of donald trump s scheme to overturn the election. in fact, pressuring public servants into betraying their oaths was a fundamental part of the playbook. a handful of election officials in several key s
row seat to democracy. they select committee to investigate the january 6th attack on the united states capitol will be in order. without objection, the chair is authorized to declare they committee in recess at any point. pursuing the house deposition au we told the story of a scheme driven by donald trump. two pressure former vice president mike pence to illegally overturn the election results. we showed that when the pressure campaign failed and mike pence yielded his obligations overture election results. we showed that when the pressure campaign failed and mike prints failed his constitutional obligations donald trump turned a violent mob loose on him. he showed that the mob came within roughly 40 feet of the vice president. today we will show what happened to mike pence was not an isolated part of donald trump s scheme to overturn the election. in fact, pressuring public servants into betraying their oaths was a fundamental part of the playbook. a handful of electi
the committee will be an order. president trump s pressure campaign against eight officials existed in all the key battleground states he lost. the former president had a particular obsession with georgia. here is the president on the afternoon of january 6th, after his own attorney general warned him that the claims you are about to hear our patently false. he should find those votes. they should absolutely find them. just over 11,000 votes, that s all we need. they defrauded us out of a win in georgia. and we re not going to forget it. so the state of georgia is where we will turn our attention to next. i want to emphasize that our investigation into these issues is still ongoing. as i stated in our last hearing, if you have relevant information or documentary evidence to share with the select committee, we welcome your cooperation. but we will share some of our findings with you today. secretary raffensperger, thank you for being here today. you ve been a public serva
the committee will be an order. president trump s pressure campaign against eight officials existed in all the key battleground states he lost. the former president had a particular obsession with georgia. here is the president on the afternoon of january 6th, after his own attorney general warned him that the claims you are about to hear our patently absolutely find them. just over 11,000 votes, that s all we need. they defrauded us out of a win in georgia. and we re not going to forget it. so the state of georgia is where we will turn our attention to next. i want to emphasize that our investigation into these issues is still ongoing. as i stated in our last hearing, if you have relevant information or documentary evidence to share with the select committee, we welcome your cooperation. but we will share some of our findings with you today. secretary raffensperger, thank you for being here today. you ve been a public servant in georgia since 2015, serving first as membe
the committee will be an order. president trump s pressure campaign against eight officials existed in all the key battleground states he lost. the former president had a particular obsession with georgia. here is the president on the afternoon of january 6th, after his own attorney general warned him that the claims you are about to hear our patently false. he should find those votes. they should absolutely find them. just over 11,000 votes, that s all we need. they defrauded us out of a win in georgia. and we re not going to forget it. so the state of georgia is where we will turn our attention to next. i want to emphasize that our investigation into these issues is still ongoing. as i stated in our last hearing, if you have relevant information or documentary evidence to share with the select committee, we welcome your cooperation. but we will share some of our findings with you today. secretary raffensperger, thank you for being here today. you ve been a public servan