Use of emergency powers have become an important part little known part of the january 6th investigation of the attack on the capitol. it says, quote, in subpoenas, document requests in court filings, the panel has demanded information about any trump administration plans to use presidential emergency powers to invoke martial law or take other steps to overturn the election. interviews with committee members and a review of the panel information requests reveal a focus on emergency powers that were being considered by trump and his allies in several categories. invoke me invoking the insurrection act, using marcia, awe easing presidential powers to justify seizing voting machines, and using the military to require a re-run of the election. again, the post reporting that those efforts to use the presidential emergency powers to overthrow the election is a new and largely sort of overlooked, publicly overlooked part of what the january 6th investigation is looking at. what is this new re
Investigation in congress is looking at is a number of different ways that trump and his administration and people around him tried to get limb to use the emergency powers of the president. which technically at least are a very limited thing, but how he tried tove use them, or consided using them to overthrow the election. the post reporting tonight, that quote, three days before biden s inauguration, congresswoman marjorie taylor greene texted the white house chief of staff and told them that some republican members of congress believed that the only path for president trump to stay in power waspr to declare martial law. the text revealed this week brought to the forthe chorus of republicans who are privately and publicly advocating for trump to try to use the military and defense apparatus of the u.s. government to strong arm the defeat. and now discussions involving the trump white house about using emergency powers have become an important but little known part of the january 6th i
Looking at is a number of different ways that trump and his administration people around him try to get him to use the emergency powers of the president, which technically, at least, are very limited thing. but how he tried to use them or considered easing him to overthrow the election. the post reporting tonight that three days before biden s inauguration, marjorie taylor greene texted white house chief of staff and told him that some republican members of congress believe that the only path for president trump to change the election and stay in power was for him to declare martial law. the text from green, which was revealed this week, brought to the for the course of the republicans who are publicly and privately advocating for trump to try to use the military and defense apparatus of the u.s. government to strong-arm his way past and electoral defeat. now discussions involving the trump white house involving the use of emergency powers have become an important part little known par