1/6 Committee Convinced It Has Enough Evidence For Trump Criminal Referral - Deadline - MSNBC

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New York Times Washington Correspondent Mike Schmidt, former U.S. attorney Harry Litman, and Washington Post congressional investigations reporter Jackie Alemany discuss the Jan. 6 committee weighing a criminal referral of former President Trump to the DOJ’s rapidly expanding Jan. 6 probe. Aired on 04/11/2022.

[gab13by13]

1. No way,

No way the 1/6 committee has the evidence to indict Trump. The 1/6 committee doesn't have the resources or manpower that DOJ has.

Until I hear this from DOJ I say we should just wait and see what DOJ does.

If the select committee sends a criminal referral to DOJ for Trump it will upset DOJ and upset Trump's base.

If we have to we can just vote them out in 2022 so that we have majorities in Congress, wait, what, we already have majorities, well then bigger majorities.

[man4allcats]

5. Screw Trump and his base. The law is the law. That used to mean something in this country.

[man4allcats]

2. What?!

I, for one, am sick 0f this ongoing, never-ending song and dance. Everybody knows he's guilty. Even the committee knows it! Put the cuffs on this son of a bitch, and haul his fat ass to the slammer!

[Justice matters.]

3. Oh, a conspiracy to overthrow the Election is no big deal according to some DUers.

The orange criminal even issued a statement not that long ago saying, like, Mike Pence didn't have the courage to "overturn the Election" but, hey, don't "irrate" his effin base of Qrazies...

What about the rule of law? What about the Constitution?

No.Big.Deal.

[mopinko]

4. here's what i think they should do-

finish the investigation, hold public hearings, give a report to congress, and let the whole house vote. even a sense of the congress statement- trump is a traitor and a criminal.

let doj do their thing.