“The Jan. 6 select committee’s last — and most important — act won’t happen in a hearing room,” Politico reports.
“It will come when one of the panel’s last, beleaguered staffers hits the ‘publish’ button on its collection of evidence compiled over 18 months of investigation, material that still remains almost entirely secret.”
“The committee is sitting on a stockpile of nearly 1,200 witness interview transcripts and reams of hard-won documents about Donald Trump’s attempt to derail the peaceful transfer of power. While the select panel’s nine members gathered on Monday to refer evidence of Trump’s potential crimes to the Justice Department, that raw information — not the showmanship of a final in-person public meeting — will tell the story the committee has labored to piece together.”


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