January 6

"I will explain this to you slowly: exercising our right to protest is not obstruction of Congress nor an attempt to overturn democracy," Ocasio-Cortez said.

A look at what Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has said about the insurrection as Trump's involvement in the January 6 Capitol riots comes under scrutiny.

The committee has now held five hearings detailing how the former president allegedly plotted to overthrow the 2020 election results.

The Republican congresswoman has denied asking for a pardon last year and called the claim "gossip and lies."

Comedian Jordan Klepper spoke to Trump supporters who repeatedly claimed the 2020 election was stolen and were not paying attention to the January 6 hearings.

The members of Congress have blasted the Jan. 6 Committee over the claims, but not all of them have denied asking for a presidential pardon after January 6.

Neal Katyal said that the January 6 committee had painted a picture of Trump as a "third-rate dictator."

The Florida congressman is reported to have sought clemency from the former president as far back as December 2020, according to White House officials.

"I don't recognize the country anymore with these kinds of Stasi-like things happening," said Clark.

Former Justice Department leaders described how Donald Trump tried to subvert the 2020 election. Trump was watching and posting on Truth Social.

GOP Representatives Matt Gaetz, Mo Brooks, Louie Gohmert, Andy Biggs, Marjorie Taylor Greene and Scott Perry all allegedly asked for pardons.

The notes, written by a former acting deputy attorney general, indicate that Trump told top DOJ officials to "just say that the election was corrupt."

The ex-federal prosecutor made the assessment after news broke about federal investigators searching a former acting assistant attorney general's home.

Frank Luntz said the hearings are even affecting some Republican voters, who are moving on from Trump to other 2024 hopefuls.

The fifth hearing from the Select Committee focused on Trump's effort to pressure the Department of Justice.

Former President Donald Trump is courting violence by leaning into conspiratorial narratives about the intentions of the January 6th Select Committee and investigation.

It is time for the riots' leaders to be dragged into Congress and asked under oath what coordinating role they played, what their intent was, and what else they mean to do to American society.

The panel will hear from former Justice Department officials who refused former president Donald Trump's demands to declare the 2020 election "corrupt."

Federal agents have issued a number of subpoenas as part of the investigation into a plot to reverse President Joe Biden's victory in the 2020 election.

Michigan's Steve Carra said the day should be recognized for the "heinous and tyrannical actions" by an "unhinged and politically motivated ruling elite."

How can a congressional committee focused on Jan. 6th not care about what actually happened that day?

"I've lost my name, and I've lost my reputation. I've lost my sense of security," Ruby Freeman said while testifying to the January 6 committee.

The footage reportedly contains interviews with former President Donald Trump, his children and Mike Pence.

The former Arizona House Speaker said he never made the election claim in testimony to the January 6 panel.

Counsel for Ethan Nordean argued that he would oppose a trial delay if he was not also granted pretrial release under a set of strict conditions.

The fourth televised Jan. 6 Committee hearing will focus on Trump's alleged pressure to state officials to believe his claim that the 2020 election was stolen.

The fourth hearing on January 6 Capitol riot focused on Trump's efforts to pressure state election officials to support unsupported claims of election fraud.

The proceedings, on the fourth day of evidence presented by the committee, will be broadcast on prime-time television from 1 p.m. Eastern Time.

The panel investigating the events that led up to the insurrection will present its fourth day of evidence on Tuesday.

The former president was speaking to Newsmax on the eve of the latest January 6 live televised hearings.