The Jan. 6 committee has asked for records from Pennsylvania Rep. Scott Perry.
with his attorney on Nov. 5 in response to a subpoena, but he refused to answer any questions about his knowledge of Georgia election law, his conversations with members of Congress and former President Donald Trump’s efforts to get the Justice Department to investigate baseless claims of election fraud.Representative Scott Perry speaks during a news conference with members of the Freedom Caucus outside the U.S. Capitol in Washington, Dec. 3, 2020.
The letter continued,"In addition, we have information indicating that you communicated at various relevant times with the White House and others involved in other relevant topics, including regarding allegations that the Dominion voting machines had been corrupted." The committee has disclosed in recent days that several GOP lawmakers communicated with Meadows before and during the Capitol attack, according to the thousands of pages of emails and text messages he turned over to the committee before he reversed course and refused to cooperate with the investigation.
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