Will the Jan. 6 Hearings Change Anyone's Mind? — ProPublica
The 1973 Watergate hearings changed popular opinion after Richard Nixon’s landslide win. Here’s what is — and isn’t — different today.
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The 1973 Watergate hearings changed popular opinion after Richard Nixon’s landslide win. Here’s what is — and isn’t — different today.
The unanswered questions continue to mount and, in particular, the complicity of the Republican Party and the impotence of the Democratic Party.
The second day of the Jan 6. hearings was better programming by showing taped depositions of Trump's former allies denouncing his election fraud claims.
The panel showed in live and recorded testimony how Trump stubbornly refused to concede that he did not in fact beat Joe Biden in 2020.
Monday's proceedings showed how the former president refused to listen to "Team Normal."