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This country, the justice department doesn't seem actively engaged on that front.th cef they appear to be going after t the rioters themselves only, but congresswoman liz cheney is making it clear tonight the january 6th investigation is paying close attention to how this all happened and specifically the question of whether or not former president trump himself could be criminally liable for what happened.ent this is part of what the investigation wants to talk to mark meadows about.s listen to this. >> mr. meadows' testimony will bear on another key question before this committee. did donald...

Named jeff clark who donald trump reportedly wanted to install as attorney general so the u.s. justice department could help in this effort to force the overturning of the election results. jeff clark says he intends to plead the fifth in the investigation which has us wondering why he feels he needs to plead the fifth whether he believes he might be in some legal jeopardy here whether whao he was involved in was not only sort of benedict arnold-y but potentially criminal. again listen to what congresswoman cheney had to say about that. >> in the weeks before january 6th president trump's appo...

Power to reject electors, including a text in which meadows recounts a direct communication with president trump.a according to mr. meadows and his text messages, quote, thinks the legislators, meaning the state legislators have the power, but the vice president has power, too, end quote. remember the whole ball game here, the whole goal of the plot leading up to january 6th was to try to get republican officialst in the states to provide the means of overturning the election results in just enough states so that trump could be declared the overall winner. r they wanted republican officials in...

And emails and text messages to the investigation. apparently something like 9,000 pages of documents and records that could help shed light on the attack on the capitol and the overall attempt to keep trump in power after he lost re-election by forcing the results of the election to be reversed.ckl re meadows started off providing documents by the thousands, but then last week, a day before he was scheduled to give testimony about those documents that he turned over, mr. meadowsme apparently changed his mind and he had been scheduled for this deposition. he decided he would not come in and si...

Committee that he anticipates potential criminal prosecution related to these matters. and intends in upcoming testimony to invoke his fifth amendment privilege against self-incrimination. as mr. meadows' nonprivileged texts reveal, meadows communicated multiple times with a member of congress who was working with mr. clark.f mr. meadows has no basis to refuse to testify regarding those communications. >> clark has informed the committee he anticipates potential criminal prosecution related to these matters, and meadows' texts reveal he communicated multiple times with a member of congress who...