These letters make it so that Justice Department officials will now have to testify or try and maybe hire personal lawyers to try and avoid testimony, which will go nowhere. And, ultimately, this can lead to Donald Trump himself testifying and the former acting attorney general and the Chief of Staff, Mark Meadows.
Neal Katyal discusses the implications of DOJ letters requiring testimony from Trump officials regarding January 6.
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politicians can`t embrace this kind of rhetoric. I mean, it`s a very scary turn for the nation when politics start defaulting to threats of violence if the far-right doesn`t get its way.
Delay is the name of this game, and they know the prospects before the Court of Appeals are quite weak.
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