been subpoenaed. it s a question of whether they will actually testify. i m specifically talking about some of the alleged fake electors that she has indicated she wanted to hear from. i think they would be very critical, not only in outlining what their actions were in terms of citing those documents and ultimately being delivered to the national archives on january six to be counted in lieu of the actual votes from the biden electors. and so i think those folks, again, not only would be able to provide insight about their own actions, but also could ask them to participate. that may reach people higher up in the trump circle. but again, none of us know that at this point. only the special grand jury would have that information, and the district attorney hopes to gather more testimony. is it your sense that don trump s announcement that he s running for president again and anyway affects the family louis s investigation? prosecutors have fought brought charges against people who
for records related to the signing or mailing of any documents purporting to be a certificate certifying elector votes in favor of donald j trump, and or michael r pence. the subpoenas issued to karen fann, president of the arizona senate, and senator kelly townsend, also see communications relating to any effort, plan, or attempt to serve as an elector in favor of then president and then vice president. that s not all the news that s coming out tonight from the doj s investigation. nbc news is reporting that marc short, the vice president, excuse me the vice president s former chief of staff mike pence, appeared last week under subpoena washington d. c. federal grand jury, investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol. the wall street journal adds that greg jacob, pence s legal counsel also appeared before a
think congress will do more, that s what happens with the social change movement, once they get a taste of victory, they come back for more and more and more and normally get more and more and more. senator, we appreciate your time as always. thank you for covering so much ground for us tonight. chris murphy, thank you. during yesterday s january 6th hearing that we learned that january 6th investigationers have referred a matter of potential witness intimidation by donald trump to the justice department. just in the past hour, there has been breaking news that may give us a clue as to who the target was of donald trump s investigation. the story on that next. stay with us. s investigation. the story on that next stay with us
and is mindful of the fact that not everyone s gonna watch it from beginning to end. how do you do that? how do you fit this treasure trove of documents that they have acquired into a hearing? here s two thoughts. one is this is what prosecutors do all the time, and they conduct an investigation. they talk to dozens if not hundreds of witnesses. and then, they try to synthesize that which is most compelling, to share with the jury. they can t present all of it, and so they try to do it in a succint way that presents the truth in a persuasive way. and i think that s the same thing that the committee will try to do here. but i think one of the mistakes that perhaps the committee has learned from is the way the information comes down to the american people, it can have a real impact on how it s hits them. so when we have robert mueller s investigation, when we had the impeachment inquiries, a lot of the facts kind of tripped out, and we kind of knew everything by that time they had the