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Charges brought by the house. I believe these documents are also of great importance to making sure senators have the information necessary to make a fully informed decision, this terribly weighty decision. The house has built a very strong case against the president. Maybe thats why leader mcconnell doesnt seem to want witnesses, at least not agree to them now. Maybe thats why the president is afraid, because the house case is so strong, that they dont want witnesses that might corroborate it. The evidence the house put together includes public testimony given under oath by numerous senior of...

I believe these documents are also of great importance to making sure senators have the information necessary to make a fully informed decision this terribly weighty decision. The house has built a very strong case against the president. Maybe thats why Leader Mcconnell doesnt seem to want witnesses, at least not agree to them now. Maybe thats why the president is afraid because the house case is so strong that they dont want witnesses that might corroborate it. The evidence the house put together includes public testimony given under oath by numerous senior officials appointed by President Tr...

Impede congress's official proceedings to count electoral votes? mr. meadows also has knowledge regarding president trump's efforts to persuade state officials to alter their official election results. in georgia, for instance, mr. meadows participated on a phone call between president trump and georgia secretary of state raffensberger. meadows was on the phone when president trump asked the secretary of state to, quote, find 11,780 votes, to change the result of the presidential election in georgia. >> congresswoman cheney saying there the january 6th investigation is looking specifically at ...

11,780 votes. to change the result of the presidential election in georgia. >> congresswoman cheney saying that the january six investigation is looking specifically at former president trump and whether he corruptly tried to alter the results of the election, whether he corruptly sought to obstruct or impede congress's official proceedings to count electoral votes. which of course, is a crime. mr. meadows is not the first person of the investigation to be recommended for contempt charges. you remember first it was trump advisor steve bannon. then it was justice department official named, jeff...

Call between president trump and georgia secretary of state raffensperger. meadows was on the phone when president trump asked the secretary of state to, quote, find 11,780 votes, to change the result of the presidential election in georgia. >> congresswoman cheney saying there the january 6th investigation is looking specifically at former president trump and whether he corruptly tried to alter the results of the election, whether he corruptly sought to obstruct or impede congress's official f ti proceedings to count electoral votes, which, of course, is a crime. mr. meadows is not the first ...