New Capitol riot hearings promise even more drama
The Straits Times|June 21, 2022
Former V-P Pence may be subpoenaed to tell the committee just how he was pressured by Trump
New Capitol riot hearings promise even more drama

WASHINGTON The hearings this week by a congressional committee probing the Jan 6, 2021 US Capitol riot promise further drama, with one member saying former vice-president Mike Pence might be subpoenaed.

As the House select panel works to focus attention on what it says was an illegal scheme backed by Mr Donald Trump to overturn the results of the 2020 election, a new poll shows most Americans believe the former president should face charges.

In three earlier hearings, a series of Trump advisers had been shown saying they had warned him of the illegality of attempting to overturn Democrat Joe Biden’s victory by persuading Mr Pence to block a normally pro forma process.

One committee member, Mr Adam Schiff, told CNN on Sunday that subpoenaing Mr Pence was “certainly a possibility”, adding: “We’re not excluding anyone or anything at this point.”

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