'The Next Select Committee Hearing'

[Chillicothe]

As many of you are aware the series of hearings by Select Committee investigating the January 6th attack on our legislators have been riveting TV.
Surprisingly so given that it is a televised Congressional panel, made up of mostly Dems but some articulate and willful Republicans also. Usually such a recipe turns into a talk-fest and a lot of mugging to the camera. Not this hearing.

It has been sobersided and professional. Witnesses have been articulate and credible. The events described have been unsettling. Makes for good summer-time TV, IMHO.

So, we won't want to miss this next hearing......in prime-time, no less. This Thursday, tomorrow evening. Here is information from C-Net: https://www.cnet.com/news/politics/jan-6-committee-how-to-watch-thursdays-prime-time-hearing/

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Jan. 6 Committee: How to Watch Thursday's Prime-Time Hearing

What's happening​

The next Jan. 6 committee hearing will happen on Thursday and will be once again in prime time.

Why it matters​

The committee is building toward a conclusion as it continues to make its case about how the Jan. 6 Capitol riot happened, who was involved and where responsibility lies.

The House select committee investigating the deadly Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol will, once again, hold a hearing during prime-time hours, on Thursday, July 21. The last time the committee was in session for the evening happened on June 9 for its first hearing.

Formed more than a year ago, the select committee has been investigating the circumstances behind the Jan. 6 attack and those who influenced the more than 800 people who've been criminally charged in connection with an attempt to stop Congress from certifying President Joe Biden's win in the 2020 election. The committee held six sessions in June and is continuing in July.

When is the next Jan. 6 committee hearing?​

The committee's next hearing is Thursday, July 21, at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT.

How can I watch the next hearing?​

Hearings are available on C-SPAN and the Jan. 6 committee's YouTube channel. News networks such as CNN and MSNBC will likely carry it live. The last prime-time hearing was carried by Fox Business instead of Fox News. It's unknown if the major networks will preempt their Thursday night lineup to show the session.

What did the committee reveal in the first hearing?​

The first hearing, on June 9, gave an overview of what to expect while also showing never-before-seen deposition testimony and footage from the Capitol riot.
Committee chairman Rep. Thompson, and Rep. Liz Cheney, the committee vice chairwoman and a Republican from Wyoming, spoke throughout the two-hour hearing. They revealed how officials from Trump's administration didn't believe his claims of voter fraud, how multiple Republican members of Congress sought presidential pardons for their roles in trying to overturn the election, and how, when the mob chanted "Hang Mike Pence," the vice president, Trump said: "He deserves it."
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[martybegan]

Nice Talking Points Comrade.

 

[JGalt]

 

[two_iron]

I see an extra bowl of rice in your future.

The more you grovel, the bigger the portions, hmm?

 

[Tommy Tainant]

As many of you are aware the series of hearings by Select Committee investigating the January 6th attack on our legislators have been riveting TV.
Surprisingly so given that it is a televised Congressional panel, made up of mostly Dems but some articulate and willful Republicans also. Usually such a recipe turns into a talk-fest and a lot of mugging to the camera. Not this hearing.

It has been sobersided and professional. Witnesses have been articulate and credible. The events described have been unsettling. Makes for good summer-time TV, IMHO.

So, we won't want to miss this next hearing......in prime-time, no less. This Thursday, tomorrow evening. Here is information from C-Net: https://www.cnet.com/news/politics/jan-6-committee-how-to-watch-thursdays-prime-time-hearing/

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Jan. 6 Committee: How to Watch Thursday's Prime-Time Hearing

What's happening​

The next Jan. 6 committee hearing will happen on Thursday and will be once again in prime time.

Why it matters​

The committee is building toward a conclusion as it continues to make its case about how the Jan. 6 Capitol riot happened, who was involved and where responsibility lies.

The House select committee investigating the deadly Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol will, once again, hold a hearing during prime-time hours, on Thursday, July 21. The last time the committee was in session for the evening happened on June 9 for its first hearing.

Formed more than a year ago, the select committee has been investigating the circumstances behind the Jan. 6 attack and those who influenced the more than 800 people who've been criminally charged in connection with an attempt to stop Congress from certifying President Joe Biden's win in the 2020 election. The committee held six sessions in June and is continuing in July.

When is the next Jan. 6 committee hearing?​

The committee's next hearing is Thursday, July 21, at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT.

How can I watch the next hearing?​

Hearings are available on C-SPAN and the Jan. 6 committee's YouTube channel. News networks such as CNN and MSNBC will likely carry it live. The last prime-time hearing was carried by Fox Business instead of Fox News. It's unknown if the major networks will preempt their Thursday night lineup to show the session.

What did the committee reveal in the first hearing?​

The first hearing, on June 9, gave an overview of what to expect while also showing never-before-seen deposition testimony and footage from the Capitol riot.
Committee chairman Rep. Thompson, and Rep. Liz Cheney, the committee vice chairwoman and a Republican from Wyoming, spoke throughout the two-hour hearing. They revealed how officials from Trump's administration didn't believe his claims of voter fraud, how multiple Republican members of Congress sought presidential pardons for their roles in trying to overturn the election, and how, when the mob chanted "Hang Mike Pence," the vice president, Trump said: "He deserves it."
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It certainly provides a contrast to trumps America.

 

[Mac1958]

As many of you are aware the series of hearings by Select Committee investigating the January 6th attack on our legislators have been riveting TV.
Surprisingly so given that it is a televised Congressional panel, made up of mostly Dems but some articulate and willful Republicans also. Usually such a recipe turns into a talk-fest and a lot of mugging to the camera. Not this hearing.

It has been sobersided and professional. Witnesses have been articulate and credible. The events described have been unsettling. Makes for good summer-time TV, IMHO.

So, we won't want to miss this next hearing......in prime-time, no less. This Thursday, tomorrow evening. Here is information from C-Net: https://www.cnet.com/news/politics/jan-6-committee-how-to-watch-thursdays-prime-time-hearing/

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Jan. 6 Committee: How to Watch Thursday's Prime-Time Hearing

What's happening​

The next Jan. 6 committee hearing will happen on Thursday and will be once again in prime time.

Why it matters​

The committee is building toward a conclusion as it continues to make its case about how the Jan. 6 Capitol riot happened, who was involved and where responsibility lies.

The House select committee investigating the deadly Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol will, once again, hold a hearing during prime-time hours, on Thursday, July 21. The last time the committee was in session for the evening happened on June 9 for its first hearing.

Formed more than a year ago, the select committee has been investigating the circumstances behind the Jan. 6 attack and those who influenced the more than 800 people who've been criminally charged in connection with an attempt to stop Congress from certifying President Joe Biden's win in the 2020 election. The committee held six sessions in June and is continuing in July.

When is the next Jan. 6 committee hearing?​

The committee's next hearing is Thursday, July 21, at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT.

How can I watch the next hearing?​

Hearings are available on C-SPAN and the Jan. 6 committee's YouTube channel. News networks such as CNN and MSNBC will likely carry it live. The last prime-time hearing was carried by Fox Business instead of Fox News. It's unknown if the major networks will preempt their Thursday night lineup to show the session.

What did the committee reveal in the first hearing?​

The first hearing, on June 9, gave an overview of what to expect while also showing never-before-seen deposition testimony and footage from the Capitol riot.
Committee chairman Rep. Thompson, and Rep. Liz Cheney, the committee vice chairwoman and a Republican from Wyoming, spoke throughout the two-hour hearing. They revealed how officials from Trump's administration didn't believe his claims of voter fraud, how multiple Republican members of Congress sought presidential pardons for their roles in trying to overturn the election, and how, when the mob chanted "Hang Mike Pence," the vice president, Trump said: "He deserves it."
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The rubes jump right in to attack.

 

[Oddball]

As many of you are aware the series of hearings by Select Committee investigating the January 6th attack on our legislators have been riveting TV.
Surprisingly so given that it is a televised Congressional panel, made up of mostly Dems but some articulate and willful Republicans also. Usually such a recipe turns into a talk-fest and a lot of mugging to the camera. Not this hearing.

It has been sobersided and professional. Witnesses have been articulate and credible. The events described have been unsettling. Makes for good summer-time TV, IMHO.

So, we won't want to miss this next hearing......in prime-time, no less. This Thursday, tomorrow evening. Here is information from C-Net: https://www.cnet.com/news/politics/jan-6-committee-how-to-watch-thursdays-prime-time-hearing/

==============================================================================================

Jan. 6 Committee: How to Watch Thursday's Prime-Time Hearing

What's happening​

The next Jan. 6 committee hearing will happen on Thursday and will be once again in prime time.

Why it matters​

The committee is building toward a conclusion as it continues to make its case about how the Jan. 6 Capitol riot happened, who was involved and where responsibility lies.

The House select committee investigating the deadly Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol will, once again, hold a hearing during prime-time hours, on Thursday, July 21. The last time the committee was in session for the evening happened on June 9 for its first hearing.

Formed more than a year ago, the select committee has been investigating the circumstances behind the Jan. 6 attack and those who influenced the more than 800 people who've been criminally charged in connection with an attempt to stop Congress from certifying President Joe Biden's win in the 2020 election. The committee held six sessions in June and is continuing in July.

When is the next Jan. 6 committee hearing?​

The committee's next hearing is Thursday, July 21, at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT.

How can I watch the next hearing?​

Hearings are available on C-SPAN and the Jan. 6 committee's YouTube channel. News networks such as CNN and MSNBC will likely carry it live. The last prime-time hearing was carried by Fox Business instead of Fox News. It's unknown if the major networks will preempt their Thursday night lineup to show the session.

What did the committee reveal in the first hearing?​

The first hearing, on June 9, gave an overview of what to expect while also showing never-before-seen deposition testimony and footage from the Capitol riot.
Committee chairman Rep. Thompson, and Rep. Liz Cheney, the committee vice chairwoman and a Republican from Wyoming, spoke throughout the two-hour hearing. They revealed how officials from Trump's administration didn't believe his claims of voter fraud, how multiple Republican members of Congress sought presidential pardons for their roles in trying to overturn the election, and how, when the mob chanted "Hang Mike Pence," the vice president, Trump said: "He deserves it."
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[Chillicothe]

OK, we get it.
Poster Oddball doesn't like to watch the Select Committee's hearings.
Cool.

But he need not miss out forever. A book is coming. Actually several.

Here is Axios' reportage on that today:

Committee plans multiple reports: The House Jan. 6 committee now plans to issue a "scaled-back" preliminary report, likely in September, to be followed by the long-planned full report, Chairman Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.) told Axios' Andrew Solender and other reporters at the Capitol.

• "We're just getting a significant amount of information we didn't have access to, and so because of that ... we can't meet what we felt was an optimistic timeline," Thompson said, citing the panel's subpoena of the Secret Service on Friday.
• Thompson said the panel will hold a public hearing on the interim report and "probably do another" on the full report.

What's next ... Thursday's prime-time hearing (Hearing 8) will include live testimony from two Trump officials who resigned on Jan. 6: former deputy national security adviser Matt Pottinger and former deputy press secretary Sarah Matthews. —Axios' Alayna Treene

 

[August West]

This last hearing is just for the fun of tormenting the Deplorables. The case for indicting "find me 11,000 votes" is already airtight.

 

[Rogue AI]

That silliness is still going on? More votes for Republicans, as Democrats prove how out of touch with America they are.

 

[Independent thinker]

As many of you are aware the series of hearings by Select Committee investigating the January 6th attack on our legislators have been riveting TV.
Surprisingly so given that it is a televised Congressional panel, made up of mostly Dems but some articulate and willful Republicans also. Usually such a recipe turns into a talk-fest and a lot of mugging to the camera. Not this hearing.

It has been sobersided and professional. Witnesses have been articulate and credible. The events described have been unsettling. Makes for good summer-time TV, IMHO.

So, we won't want to miss this next hearing......in prime-time, no less. This Thursday, tomorrow evening. Here is information from C-Net: https://www.cnet.com/news/politics/jan-6-committee-how-to-watch-thursdays-prime-time-hearing/

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Jan. 6 Committee: How to Watch Thursday's Prime-Time Hearing

What's happening​

The next Jan. 6 committee hearing will happen on Thursday and will be once again in prime time.

Why it matters​

The committee is building toward a conclusion as it continues to make its case about how the Jan. 6 Capitol riot happened, who was involved and where responsibility lies.

The House select committee investigating the deadly Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol will, once again, hold a hearing during prime-time hours, on Thursday, July 21. The last time the committee was in session for the evening happened on June 9 for its first hearing.

Formed more than a year ago, the select committee has been investigating the circumstances behind the Jan. 6 attack and those who influenced the more than 800 people who've been criminally charged in connection with an attempt to stop Congress from certifying President Joe Biden's win in the 2020 election. The committee held six sessions in June and is continuing in July.

When is the next Jan. 6 committee hearing?​

The committee's next hearing is Thursday, July 21, at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT.

How can I watch the next hearing?​

Hearings are available on C-SPAN and the Jan. 6 committee's YouTube channel. News networks such as CNN and MSNBC will likely carry it live. The last prime-time hearing was carried by Fox Business instead of Fox News. It's unknown if the major networks will preempt their Thursday night lineup to show the session.

What did the committee reveal in the first hearing?​

The first hearing, on June 9, gave an overview of what to expect while also showing never-before-seen deposition testimony and footage from the Capitol riot.
Committee chairman Rep. Thompson, and Rep. Liz Cheney, the committee vice chairwoman and a Republican from Wyoming, spoke throughout the two-hour hearing. They revealed how officials from Trump's administration didn't believe his claims of voter fraud, how multiple Republican members of Congress sought presidential pardons for their roles in trying to overturn the election, and how, when the mob chanted "Hang Mike Pence," the vice president, Trump said: "He deserves it."
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Imagine that, a hearing full of nothing but Anti-Trumpers put on during prime time just before the midterm elections. I have to give them credit for being so transparent.

 

[Chillicothe]

From today's Axios-PM edition......the 187 minutes.
Thursday at 8pm. Check your local listings.

Of course, this hearing will be interesting too, like the others. And though Don Trump refusing to call off the attackers he sent at our legislators may or may not be a crime, I dunno. But it was irresponsible for a President of the United States charged with protecting America and being the chief law enforcement officer in the country. It was manifestly and hugely irresponsible. And for that we should hope the Committee's presentation and the credibility of tomorrow's witnesses......well, we hope Don Trump gets tarred & feather for such malfeasance, such dereliction of duty.

Axios PM:

"Tomorrow's prime-time Jan. 6 hearing will detail how former President Trump waited several hours to intervene during the 187 minutes that a violent mob attacked the Capitol, Axios' Alayna Treene reports.

The big picture: The committee plans to highlight evidence that Trump was fully briefed and aware of the events unfolding in real time on Jan. 6.

• President Trump "was the sole person who could call off the mob, and he chose not to," a committee aide told reporters this afternoon.

Former deputy national security adviser Matthew Pottinger and former deputy press secretary Sarah Matthews will testify in person and detail what the president and those around him were doing while the rioters were inside the Capitol.

Between the lines: Pottinger is a respected figure on both sides of the aisle. His testimony can't be easily dismissed by Trumpworld."

 

[marvin martian]

As many of you are aware the series of hearings by Select Committee investigating the January 6th attack on our legislators have been riveting TV.

LOL, it's a reality show for idiots.

 

[August West]

LOL, it's a reality show for idiots.

Was that a MENSA gathering we watched beating up the police on J6?

 

[struth]

Was that a MENSA gathering we watched beating up the police on J6?

if that were the case the dems would be trying to hang the police

 

[Mac1958]

He watched TV.

Fucking disgrace.

 

[tyroneweaver]

He watched TV.

Fucking disgrace.

and what was biden doing during benghazi
sleeping
afghanistan
sleeping
enemies bringing drugs into the country
sleeping

 

[Frankeneinstein]

Jan. 6 Committee: How to Watch Thursday's Prime-Time Hearing

instructions on how to watch TV? gee I wonder if those folks will think this is for real?...how do ya listen to it on the radio Chills?

 

[JGalt]

As many of you are aware the series of hearings by Select Committee investigating the January 6th attack on our legislators have been riveting TV.
Surprisingly so given that it is a televised Congressional panel, made up of mostly Dems but some articulate and willful Republicans also. Usually such a recipe turns into a talk-fest and a lot of mugging to the camera. Not this hearing.

It has been sobersided and professional. Witnesses have been articulate and credible. The events described have been unsettling. Makes for good summer-time TV, IMHO.

So, we won't want to miss this next hearing......in prime-time, no less. This Thursday, tomorrow evening. Here is information from C-Net: https://www.cnet.com/news/politics/jan-6-committee-how-to-watch-thursdays-prime-time-hearing/

==============================================================================================

Jan. 6 Committee: How to Watch Thursday's Prime-Time Hearing

What's happening​

The next Jan. 6 committee hearing will happen on Thursday and will be once again in prime time.

Why it matters​

The committee is building toward a conclusion as it continues to make its case about how the Jan. 6 Capitol riot happened, who was involved and where responsibility lies.

The House select committee investigating the deadly Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol will, once again, hold a hearing during prime-time hours, on Thursday, July 21. The last time the committee was in session for the evening happened on June 9 for its first hearing.

Formed more than a year ago, the select committee has been investigating the circumstances behind the Jan. 6 attack and those who influenced the more than 800 people who've been criminally charged in connection with an attempt to stop Congress from certifying President Joe Biden's win in the 2020 election. The committee held six sessions in June and is continuing in July.

When is the next Jan. 6 committee hearing?​

The committee's next hearing is Thursday, July 21, at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT.

How can I watch the next hearing?​

Hearings are available on C-SPAN and the Jan. 6 committee's YouTube channel. News networks such as CNN and MSNBC will likely carry it live. The last prime-time hearing was carried by Fox Business instead of Fox News. It's unknown if the major networks will preempt their Thursday night lineup to show the session.

What did the committee reveal in the first hearing?​

The first hearing, on June 9, gave an overview of what to expect while also showing never-before-seen deposition testimony and footage from the Capitol riot.
Committee chairman Rep. Thompson, and Rep. Liz Cheney, the committee vice chairwoman and a Republican from Wyoming, spoke throughout the two-hour hearing. They revealed how officials from Trump's administration didn't believe his claims of voter fraud, how multiple Republican members of Congress sought presidential pardons for their roles in trying to overturn the election, and how, when the mob chanted "Hang Mike Pence," the vice president, Trump said: "He deserves it."
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Are you gonna glue your eyeballs to the TV with superglue, like those climate activists did to those paintings?

That would be pretty funny.

 

[August West]

Are you gonna glue your eyeballs to the TV with superglue, like those climate activists did to those paintings?

That would be pretty funny.

Enjoy the fun because it`s about to turn ugly for the MAGAs.