The constitutional law expert alleged that there is 'very strong evidence' of multiple crimes committed by the ex-president.
Trump"is like the arsonist who sets fire to something and then watches it burn, instead of taking the hose that he alone has and putting out the fire," Tribe said, who assessed that it"really looks like" the Justice Department is"gearing up" to indict the former president.has been tightlipped about his investigation and whether Trump will face charges. However, he said publicly that nobody is above the law.
The House select committee hearings have featured testimony from former top Trump administration officials. Several have testified how the former president was told repeatedly that his claims about widespread voter fraud were without merit. Others have said that Trump did not want to say or do anything to stop the riot at the Capitol, while some have suggested he was happy that the attack was taking place.
Despite the former president's claims, no evidence has emerged showing that Biden's win was fraudulent. To the contrary, dozens of election challenge lawsuits filed by Trump and his allies failed in state and federal courts. Even judges appointed by the former president ruled against the lawsuits. Meanwhile, audits and recounts—including in areas where the electionWilliam Barr
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