Jan 6th com. says it may not be done by end of Oct.

[slater71]

So if that is true. and the Republicans take over the house in January do we lose everything this committee has done? Or can they pass on what they have done to the DOJ even though it would not be complete? https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/whats-the-tv-schedule-for-the-next-round-of-jan-6-committee-hearings/ar-AA11n6nn?li=BBnb7Kz

[pandr32]

1. There is so much new information to cover

So far the Jan. 6 Committee has methodically given a narrative of events with evidence in such a way that it tells the horror story that was TFG's presidency and what he was willing to do to hang onto power. That presidency worked like a crime family with the boss, under-bosses, capos and soldiers. There was intent and communication from top to bottom.

Since the Jan. 6 Committee took a public recess in Aug, there has been a flooding of events and information that requires them to conduct more interviews and to plan how to weave those developments into the timeline of the horrid tale that is the Trump White House's connection to the attempted coup on Jan. 6 2021.

It has broken wide open.

That coup attempt was even bigger than what we saw and given of its advance planning. The attempted overthrow of our government now involves espionage. I have no way to try to imagine how the Jan. 6 Committee members will proceed in a way that tells the story. Wow. It is so huge and so ugly that it will undoubtedly take more than a few weeks to make the case to the American People.

[usonian]

2. October of which year?

There is enough crime to uncover that it would fill 20 Russian Novels (a hint as to who wrote the plots) and more than a few operas. Of course, the operatic experience depends on who sings.