Jan. 6 Committee

Reports: Jan. 6 Witness Trump Tried To Call Was White House Support Staffer
Next Jan. 6 Hearing Will Detail Events In White House During Insurrection, Panel Member Says
Where Things Stand: Meadows Told Resigning WH Aide To Stick Around, Trump Wasn’t Leaving
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Former White House Communications Director Alyssa Farah Griffin resigned from the White House after Trump lost the election. But when she informed then-chief of staff Mark Meadows of her impending departure, he told her to stick around.

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Ray Epps Jan. 6 Participant Who Right-Wing Media Cast As Agent Provocateur Speaks Out
Women Who Defied Trump Made A Secret Support Group To Navigate Backlash
Where Things Stand: Cheney Is Not Effing Around With The Witness Intimidation Stuff
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House Jan. 6 Committee vice chair Liz Cheney (R-WY) made it clear that she and her committee will not be steamrolled by Trump or any of his allies’ efforts to try to interfere with the panel’s investigation or to try to intimidate witnesses. Today was the second time she’s publicly revealed that Trump and people close to him are clearly watching the hearings — and might be getting spooked.

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Today’s Jan. 6 Hearing: How Trump Summoned The Violent Mob, Including Extremists
How An Enraged Trump Edited His Jan. 6 Rally Speech To Target Pence
DOJ Scoffs At Bannon’s Last-Ditch Effort To Head Off Contempt Trial
INSIDE: FDA ... Schumer ... Elon Musk
Raskin: Jan. 6 Panel’s Next Hearing Will Focus On Infamous Dec. 18 WH Meeting
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