Former President Donald Trump is about to meet a great drought?

According to NBC News, the above statement was made on April 11 by Ms. Cheney – vice chair and one of two Republican members of the Committee to investigate the riots on January 6, 2021.

“What former President Donald Trump and others did, they all know is illegal. But they still do it,” Ms. Cheney said. Although determining “there is enough evidence to bring criminal charges against former President Donald Trump”, the Committee investigating the riots of January 6, 2021 has not yet decided to charge him. The New York Times revealed the committee is divided over making this decision.

“What we see is an attempt and a scheme to try to overturn the election. The committee obtained a large number of testimonies and documents about how it was planned, organized and the goals (of those) participate in the riot.) In which, the goal is to prevent the vote and interfere with the voting process. They know what they are doing is wrong,” added Ms. Cheney.

Former President Donald Trump speaks to supporters in Washington on January 6, 2021. Photo: AP

Last month, Judge David Carter said former President Donald Trump most likely tried to obstruct a joint session of Congress on January 6, 2021.

In addition, according to the Committee to Investigate the riots on January 6, 2021, they have grounds to conclude that former President Donald Trump and his campaign management team are involved in a criminal conspiracy with the aim of cheat. Even so, former President Donald Trump denied all allegations. Public hearings are scheduled to be held next month.

In the middle of last week, the US House of Representatives asked the Justice Department to charge contempt of Congress with two aides to former President Donald Trump, Peter Navarro and Dan Scanivo, after they refused to testify in court and did not turn over documents. whether related.

The US House of Representatives previously made a similar request to former President Donald Trump’s aide Steve Bannon. Last November, Bannon was indicted and could face up to a year in prison and a $100,000 fine if convicted.