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Today, we learned that the january 6 committee is expected to announce the referral of multiple criminal charges against the former president to the justice department. they will meet for the first time next monday to decide. sources tell cnn, the charges they are considering include obstruction of congress, conspiracy to defraud the united states, and insurrection. more than a year and half into the investigation and his allies to overturn the election, we are joined now by emma perez. what mor...

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That it would send to the department of justice for it to pursue, and those now, whichever charges the committee decides to pursue, it will present its findings in its last public meeting which is scheduled for this monday at 1:00. and the department of justice will definitely take a look at whatever the committee sends over, particularly because not much information has been shared between the two sides up and to this point. but some of the obstruction of an official proceeding. some may be fam...

The review board contacted walter sheridan, who was the right hand man for robert kennedy, and they wanted his records. he worked with bobby kennedy when bobby kennedy was department of justice. he also did some secret investigation by bobby after the assassination. his records were up at the jfk library. as soon as he was asked for these records, he went up to jfk library, grabbed them, delivered them to nbc in new york . and he had he had been hired by nbc in the late 60s to monitor the jim ga...

Nearly two years after the capitol insurrection and a major move by the house committee investigating the attack. the january 6th select committee is expected to refer at least three criminal charges against former president donald trump to the justice department. cnns sara murray has more on what could happen at mondays final hearing. >> we will never give up. we will never concede. it doesnt happen. >> reporter: the january 6th committee considering asking the justice department to pursue crim...

Political investigations reporter for the guardian hugo lowell. gentlemen, the best way to start the saudi is with you, you go. im going to go to you first. give us some insight into the deliberations that are taking place inside the committee as we noted in addition to the crime of insurrection. we know theyre also looking at obstruction of congress as well as conspiracy. >> thats right. the obstruction of an official proceeding and conspiracy to defraud, to statutes that this committee has bee...

Recommendation during its last hearing scheduled for monday. cnns annie grayer is joining us right now. what more are you learning about these referrals? >> well, fredricka, we know that the january 6th committee is considering asking the department of justice to pursue at least three criminal charges against former president donald trump and those three charges are, obstruction of an official proceeding, conspiracy to defraud the federal government, and insurrection. these charges will be prese...

All of which are expected to happen over the next few days. we now know that the committee is considering sending the justice department multiple criminal referrals against donald trump. for his role in the january 6th insurrection. sources stressed nbc news that the committee has not made any final decisions yet, but at this stage, there are three criminal referrals. they actively consider the former president. one? for conspiracy to defraud the government. another for obstruction of an officia...

To be obstruction and the transfer of power, the election interference, so that were now looking at the fake electors, probably looking at the intense pressure. theyre looking at all of the things the judges even have said. its more likely than not, more probable than not, that trump and eastman committed a crime. you have another judge who said it is true that trump incited the violence of january 6th. so theyre not focused only on january six and the violence that day. theyre looking at all of...

Posterity. >> where i think this work will actually echo the loudest, though, is not even necessarily tomorrow, not even if the justice department -- its going to echo through the history books. >> reporter: trump is already facing scrutiny from the justice department in its probe in the attack on the u.s. capitol in efforts to overturn the 2020 election. some of his top allies, lawyers rudy giuliani, john eastman and jeffrey clark all face investigations from state bars. >> hey, mr. clark. >> r...