Lawmakers reach deal on bipartisan commission to investigate Jan. 6

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21. And so what would you suppose Congress should do?

We watched 2 years of refusals to honor subpoenas (once Democrats took the House back), which resulted in a myriad of court cases, many of which are still outstanding, active and not yet resolved (not withstanding the McGahn one that finally got some kind of "agreement" this past week, for what will probably result in testimony of "nothing" ).

Right now, the real investigations are going on in the Executive Branch (not the Legislative Branch) with DOJ and the grand juries working on indictments of the people who actually participated in the insurrections. There is evidence galore that is housed within DOJ regarding what happened and it will take some time for the info from their processes, to be completed. What they are finding and/or have already found, would actually provide some substantial information that would be applicable for what Congress is embarking on.