Rep. Jim Jordan, After Dodging Question, Admits He Spoke To Trump On Jan. 6
The Ohio Republican could be subpoenaed to testify about his exchanges with the then-president on the day the U.S. Capitol was attacked.
ordan and other Republican allies to the former president could be potential witnesses to how Trump and his advisers were behaving during the attack.
Rep. Liz Cheney (R-Wyo.), one of two Republicans on the select committee, said during a “Good Morning America” appearance Tuesday that Jordan may be called to testify.
“He’s somebody who was involved in a number of meetings in the lead-up to what happened on 6 January, involved in planning for 6 January, certainly for the objections that day, as he said publicly, so he may well be a material witness,” she said.
