Former President Donald Trump had a "sophisticated seven-point plan" to overturn the 2020 presidential election over the course of several months, January 6 committee Vice Chair Liz Cheney said, detailing how the panel plans to use its future hearings to tackle each part of the scheme.
work to get a preemptive pardon of him before he left office. yeah. so the fact that it wasn t other breaking news other than evidence that the panel says they have. joy, this is not a panel that writes checks that it can t cash. cheney and advice chair cheney and chair thompson say they have it, they do. barr, he didn t think january 6th was an insurrection. he wouldn t prosecute trump. he s still william barr. doesn t the fact even that guy who was trump s consiglier, he acted like he was trump s lawyer, told trump you have no legal basis to contest the election, what might the panel
rallies and some members of congress. to that it is something that we ask about. we know that some members of congress didn t have interactions or meetings with different extremist groups over time. could that be something that they ask about. we honestly don t know the answers to those questions. but we do know from the subpoena that at legislative branch is something that the justice department is now interested in as their asking witnesses for this grand jury. jackie, one of the sort of dramatic undercurrents around the 1/6 committee is will they or won t they subpoena their own colleagues. and i wonder if the pressure may not go the other way. we ve talked for so long about chairman thompson and vice chair cheney s aggressive posture on criminality. it makes clear that they feel they have gathered enough evidence to say that crimes were
thompson and vice chair cheney, leading january 6th. i trust their judgment. they will make judgment at the end of the day they ve issued voluntary requests and i would hope members of congress would do the right thing and participate in that process it dovetails with what president biden said in a speech i thought was powerful and compelling. the misinformation that has permeated so much of the public over the course of the last 12 months should be disconcerting to every american the select committee s job of uncovering the truth, i hope they get to the bottom of it and able to interview every witness that they ve requested. so let me take another time, to that very point, we will not put it on, we were listening to your colleagues lying, lying
how will he by interested there i was investigating this matter, is to what exactly he was trying to ivanka during those conversations, and what trump knew in advance about the attacks. i think they would have to show is that trump not only knew this attack was going on and did nothing in the face of the attack, but that he actually took an active step to aid the scheme in some way. and that would involve taking a look at his words and actions and really learning from the sort of people you were just talking about, is exactly what he knew and what his intent was. and gloria, you reconcile what we re learning from the vice chair cheney and that gem about firsthand knowledge about ivanka walking in at least twice to get her father to do something, juxtapose that to 72% of republicans believe the president little to no role or bears little to no responsibility for the january 6 attack. it was clear to ivanka