- ‘Call Everyone Off’: Texts to Meadows Trace Republicans’ Alarm Before Jan. 6 (nytimes.com)
- Columbus lawyer defending client in Capitol insurrection case wants to subpoena Trump (dispatch.com)
- Jan. 6 committee has spoken with former Trump attorney general Barr, chairman says (washingtonpost.com)
- Pence and Jan. 6 Committee Engage in High-Stakes Dance Over Testimony (nytimes.com)Pence reportedly reluctant to cooperate with Jan. 6 commission after it gave Meadows contempt referral (rawstory.com)
- Charles Herbster, who is running for governor of Nebraska, was schmoozing with Trump team on January 5 and 6 as they detailed plans to overturn election (3newsnow.com)
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- CNN gets the scoop: Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Treason) spoke at length with Donald Trump on morning of January 6, 2021
- January 6 Committee subpoenas Rudy Giuliani, Sydney Powell, Jenna Ellis, Boris EpshteynProsecutors reportedly take an interest in Trump's Jan. 6 role (msnbc.com)
- Katherine Friess , attorney who aided Trump’s election efforts, sues January 6 committee over phone records (abcnews.go.com)
- January 6 Panel Is Actively Examining Trump’s Role in Multiple Proposals to Seize Voting Machines (nytimes.com)Trump’s Words, and Deeds, Reveal Depths of His Drive to Retain Power (nytimes.com)January 6 committee member says Trump 'absolutely' tampering with witnesses (cnn.com)
- January 6 panel grapples with how to secure testimony from lawmakers, Pence (washingtonpost.com)
