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basically give people criminal prosecution 101. calm down. a justice department investigation takes time. we charge people with lesser things at the beginning. we get people to cooperate, and then we try to get the big fish. that is true about even something as simple as a drug investigation down in, you know, northeast washington, d.c., or in, you know, rural mississippi. those cases can take as long as a year. but what is interesting is the january 6th committee and you have hit on this with your question actually doesn t have exactly the same task, doesn t exactly have the same burden of proof, admissibility in court and therefore they re moving a little faster than the department of justice, and they re moving faster towards conspiracy than merrick garland is. this will be an issue because when that referral is made, the department of justice is really going to be not nowhere but very far from making its own case,

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