Capitol Attack Panel May Release its Interim Report Before Midterm Elections

January 6th Select Committee plans to produce a report on early findings about the Capitol riot before US Midterms.

The January 6th Select Committee inquiring about the US Capitol assault plans to produce a report on early findings and to conduct at least one more highly publicized hearing before the U.S. Midterm Elections in November, meaning that voters assimilate the latest particulars of the deadly riot as the elections approach, according to media reports.

The Congressional panel has dubious plans to conduct the ninth public hearing on Sept. 28. In addition, according to journalists, the committee members were to meet on Friday to elaborate on the rest of their agenda, including the September hearings – which might include additional details regarding the illegal removal of texts, especially from the 5th & 6th of January last year by the U.S. Secret Service (USSS).

Per @elliskkim, Jan. 6 committee chair Bennie Thompson confirmed today that the panel’s “goal” is to hold its next public hearing on Sept. 28th. He also said the committee intends to put together an interim report two weeks later, in mid-October, and a final report by year’s end.

— Robert Costa (@costareports) September 14, 2022

Furthermore, Congressman Bennie G. Thompson, Jan. 6 Panel Chairman, a Mississippi Democrat, told the media recently that contrasting to inquiries by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) and Fulton County District Attorney, the 6th JAN bipartisan Select panel has an expiration date, as it’s the temporary committee & will expire at the end of the current Congress, the 117th, on Jan. 3, 2023.

However, Rep. Thompson said that the period between an anticipated public hearing on 28 September and the November elections wouldn’t be a quiet span. He added that an interim report, laying out its early findings about the Capitol Hill riot, might be released in that period.

Mark Meadows Complied with DOJ Subpoena

The January 6th Select Panel probing the U.S. Capitol insurrection is pursuing an additional trove of e-mails – protected by lawyer-client privilege – from Trump lawyer John C. Eastman, who incorrectly told Mike Pence, the US Vice-President, on the January 5th Oval Office meeting that he’d the constitutional power to block the legal certification of Mr. Biden’s Presidential victory.

Capitol Attack Panel May Release its Interim Report Before Midterm Elections
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Mark Meadows, Trump’s White House Official, has satisfied the obligations of the DOJ’s subpoena inquiring about the activities around January 6, 2021, Capitol riot, according to multiple sources familiar with the matter. That compliance made Mark Meadows the top-ranking official in the Donald Trump administration known to have replied to a Justice Department’s witness summon.

Moreover, the former White House Chief of Staff handed over similar records and information he provided to the Capitol Attack Select Panel, according to a person knowing the matter.