UPDATE: Tuesday’s January 6th Commission hearing will feature election officials from Georgia and the Speaker of Arizona’s House of Representatives, the commission announced today. Test…
Hearing 5 on Tuesday, June 21
will trace the then-president’s alleged efforts to unduly influence state legislators and election officials. Brad Raffensperger, secretary of state of Georgia and Gabriel Sterling, one his top aides long with former Georgia election worker Wandrea ArShaye “Shaye” Moss will testify, as will Arizona House Speaker Rusty Bowers.are meant to detail how “Trump summoned a violent mob and directed them, illegally, to march on the U.S.
With mounds of data, graphic presentations, thousands of hours of footage and hundreds of photos, the hearings reportedly will be much more media heavy than is typical. That’s likely part of why James Goldston, the former president of ABC News, has been advising on the presentation. The official proceedings can also be streamed at
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