- On Tuesday, August 1, the former president Donald Trump was charged for a second time.
- It was about his attempt to overturn the election results and events of 2020. The riots of Jan. 6 were a result of the following:.
- What we know about the investigation so far
Former President Donald Trump publicly The third indictment was issued against himSpecial counsel Jack Smith’s report on the Capitol Riot of January 6, 2021.
Federal prosecutors Allegations that Trump violated federal lawsEngaging in a conspiracy of fraud against the government or obstructing official proceedings by plotting a way to stop Congress from certifying Joe Biden’s electoral victory.
Trump has also criticized the alleged sexism of women. Denying responsibility for any violenceDuring the Capitol riot. If an indictment is made in connection with Capitol riot, it will be the third time he has been indicted.
Trump is first Indicted in MarchIn connection with the payment of hush money to porn star Stormy, In June, we will be back to our regular schedule.You can read the classified documents that were found by the FBI during its raid on Mar-a-Lago.
Here’s an overview of the news reports about the federal probe into Trump’s involvement in the Capitol Riot.
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Jan. 7, 2021The Justice Department launches an investigation into the Capitol riot. Michael Sherwin announces the DOJ’s investigation into the Capitol riot. Trump’s charges are not ruled out.
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March 2022 The Washington Post ReportsIt is the DOJ investigation that has primarily been the focus of attention. Individual rioters are targeted. had been expanded to include the preparation of Trump’s “Stop the Steal”, rally. He urged his supporters “Fight as if you were hell.” The Post reported that officials who were involved in the planning or funding of the rally “Stop the Steal,” between January and February 2022, had been subpoenaed.
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May 2022The DOJ Requests a treasure trove of documentsNational Archives and Records Administration, which was provided to the House committee conducting an investigation on January 6, according The New York Times. This document batch includes at least 780 pages of documents over which Trump claimed executive privilege in an unsuccessful attempt to stop the House panel of January 6, 2017 from viewing them.
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July 26, 2022 The Post reports.In its investigation into the Capitol riot, the DOJ focused on Trump’s actions and his concerted attempts to overturn the election in 2020. The DOJ reviewed Trump’s phone records. Interviews with witnesses from Trump’s inner circle, according to the outlet.
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August 17, 2022The federal grand juries issues Subpoenas to NARARequesting that a new set of documents be delivered by the end August, per CNN.
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November 18, 2022Garland announces Smith’s departure Investigate the January 6th investigationAlong with the probe into Trump’s handling classified documents.
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December 19, 2022The House panel that is investigating the Capitol Riot The DOJ should charge TrumpWith conspiracy to defraud US, conspiracy of making false statements and obstruction of official proceedings.
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February 2023Trump’s circle of high-ranking people includes Mark MeadowsFormer Trump chief of staff and former Vice President Mike PenceSmith issues subpoenas to, to testify in front of a grand jury.
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March 2023 Trump’s attorneys try to help, but they fail. Meadows: Block the testimonyOther aides cited executive privilege ABC. An appeals court later This ruling is upheldMeadows and other Trump staffers, including Stephen Miller and former Department of Homeland Security official Ken Cuccinelli, are ordered to testify before the grand jury in April. Meadows and several other Trump staffers including Stephen Miller and Ken Cuccinelli (former Department of Homeland Security official) are ordered to give testimony to a grand jury.
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July 2023Trump speaks to Truth Social in regards to receiving a targeted letter and says that he may be arrested again and indicted.
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August 1, 2023A federal grand jury has indicted Trump The events surrounding his efforts to reverse the results and outcomes of the 2020 presidential elections Leading up to the Capital Riot of January 6, 2019..
