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Watch Live: J6 Committee Expected Vote on Criminal Referral of Donald Trump to DOJ and White House Response

The U.S. House Select Committee on the January 6 Attack will hold its final hearing Monday at 1 PM ET and is expected to vote on up to three criminal referrals to the U.S. Dept. of Justice for Donald Trump, the ex-president it has been investigating for his actions related to the 2021 attempted coup. After the historic hearing the White House will hold a news briefing. Both can be watched live below.
The J6 hearing will be televised live, and can be watched below, along with on C-SPAN, and major cable news networks. MSNBC, CNN, and even Fox News are scheduled to air what will be a historic event.
In addition to expected criminal referrals to DOJ for Donald Trump, the Committee reportedly will make additional referrals.
Last week Axios reported Select Committee Chairman Bennie Thompson said there could be additional evidence released on Monday, along with “five or six” different categories of referrals, including to the Dept. of Justice, the Federal Election Commission, and the House Ethics Committee. Politico’s Kyle Cheney also reported the referrals could include “Bar discipline.”
The Committee on Monday will also release much of its final report, which reportedly will be eight chapters.
Watch the hearing and the White House’s news briefing live below or at this link.
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