The U-Committee on the Capitol Raid is likely to recommend that former President Trump be prosecuted. A turbulent week is in store for him, in which, among other things, his tax returns could be published.
Two years ago, on December 19, 2020, then-President of the United States Donald Trump tweeted that he wanted his supporters to come to DC and protest “wildly” the election results. The result of the election that made Democrat Joe Biden the next president — and Trump the loser.
Two years later, the political investigation into Trump’s actions surrounding the 2020 election, specifically the January 6, 2021 storming of the Capitol, is coming to a close in DC. After 18 months. The commission was due to deliver its final report by 1 pm EST on Monday. US media unanimously reported over the weekend that the committee intends to recommend that the Justice Department prosecute Trump. In three respects: Trump instigated a coup against the government; obstruct an official process; and conspired to deceive the United States in a conspiracy. A historic train.