The U.S. Rep. Jamin Ben Raskin, a majority member of the January 6th Select Panel inquiring about the deadly Capitol Hill insurrection, said recently that he anticipates the committee’s final report to release by this year’s end.

In addition, Maryland’s Representative said in an interview on CBS News that their license expires at the end of 2022, under “H.Res.503 – Establishing the Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Capitol Attack,” which is the big role of their obligation, to report to the US citizens and nationals about how to prevent seizure of power, riots, and assaults on US’ democratic and peaceful proceedings.

In July 2022, according to media reports, sources have said that the House Select Committee has already commenced compiling its findings. However, there’s still much discussion over which direction it should move. The main question the bipartisan committee would’ve to answer is whether the panel’s report should contain ex-American President Trump’s criminal referral.

Moreover, most of the members of the January 6th Select Panel feel that the public hearings on the January 6 Attack conducted earlier in 2022 have plainly laid out the former US President committed an offense for his part leading up to and on the day of insurrection but think it’s up to the U.S. Justice Department to pursue further.

Pence Has a Lot of Evidence

Also, as the inquiry panel gets ready for the end-of-year race, Congressman Jamie Raskin said he expects several key people, including Justice Clarence Thomas’ wife, Virginia Thomas, and ex-US House Speaker Newton Leroy Gingrich. Raskin added the panel has talked to over a thousand individuals, but would really like to hear testimony from Newt Gingrich and Ms. Ginni, too.

And the Select Panel wants to gather more about exchanges between the former House Speaker and Trump’s White House aides regarding TV political ads that depended on baseless assertions about the 2020 election.

In the meantime, Maryland’s Democrat said he anticipated the bipartisan receives voluntary appearance from Mike Pence, the former US VP, whose potential assistance with the legislators would make him the inquiry’s most high-profile witness and could further uncover the plan of the former President Trump to tilt his election defeat.

According to journalists, Raskin also believes Mr. Pence had a lot of related evidence, and he’d expect ex-VP Pence would voluntarily testify in front of the committee about what actually happened.