January 6: Committee: Thursday Hearing Investigates Trump's Pressure Campaign Against DOJ

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The selection committee's fifth hearing on January 6 will address former President Donald Trump'sefforts to use the Justice Ministry to overturn the 2020 election results. The focus will be on.

"On Thursday, we will hear about another part of the plan. [Trump] National Supreme Law Enforcement Agency Agency, Ministry of Justice, To support his attempt to overthrow the election. " It features one panel of witnesses, all former Trump DOJ staff, former Assistant Attorney Jeff Rosen, former Assistant Attorney Richard Donohue, and former Assistant Attorney Steven Engel.

Thursday's hearing is scheduled for the last time in June, a special committee aide told Fox News. 

From left to right, Congressman Stephanie Murphy , Democrat, Pete Agilla, Democrat, Adam Schiff, Democrat, Zoe Lofgren, Democrat, Benny Thompson, Democrat Hearing of the House Election Commission to investigate the January 6 attack on the United States (AP Photo / Andrew Harnik)

"The Election Commission continues to provide additional evidence related to the investigation of the January 6 violence and its causes. We plan to hold additional hearings in the coming weeks following tomorrow's hearings. The dates and times for these hearings will be announced shortly, "said the aide.

January. 6 Commission Hearings: Official Detailed Donald, "Sexual Threats" to Family Relieve Trump's Pressure

Commissions Raise Threats and Harassment Earlier This Week Focused on pressure campaigns against Trump's state authorities, including. In the weeks following the 2020 presidential election, they will try to force them to overturn the legitimate victory of President Joe Biden.

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Rafensperger said after Trump's supporters had "sexually threatened" his wife and refused to overturn the state's election results. Said that he received a large amount of text and email. Former electoral worker Shay Moss described her and her mother as "racial discriminators" after Trump and Rudy Giuliani mistakenly accused them of smuggling ballots from a voting center in Georgia. He testified about the threat of "hate" killings.

All testified officials also refuted Trump's unfounded allegations that the 2020 elections were stolen, stating that there was no evidence of widespread fraudulent voting. 

Vice-Chair Liz Cheney, R-Wyo. Her opening remarks as Democratic Chairman Bennie Thompson watches at the first hearing of the House Election Commission investigating the attack on January 6. (AP Photo / J. Scott Apple White)

At two hearings last week, Trump tried to put pressure on former Vice President Mike Pence to overturn the results of the Electoral College. The focus was on the role of lawyer John Eastman and others. Other hearings featured testimony from aides and lawyers in the Trump 2020 campaign, stating that the president ignored election day advice and promoted an unfactual fraud plot.

At the first hearing on June 9th at prime time, lawmakers focused on Trump's role in instigating the mob who attacked the Capitol.

Pence says he will not let the Democrats use January. 6 Republican Rep. Liz Cheney, Vice-Chairman of the Trump Record of Praise

, to "dismantle" from "Failed Agenda Opolon" this week The Commission's overall investigation was still active and encouraged former Trump adviser Pat Chiporon to publicly testify.

"Of our hearing Americans have heard from Bill Barr, Jeff Rosen, Richard Donoue, and many others who stood up and did the right thing, and they will soon hear more of that testimony, but Americans will hear more of that testimony. Pat Chiporon, his former White House adviser, hasn't contacted him yet. Our committee is confident that Donald Trump doesn't want to testify here. " His testimony.

The Republican Party was on the committee on January 6th. Includes Liz Cheney and Adam in King Zinger. (Andrew Harnik / Pool via REUTERS)

Cipollone has not yet agreed to appear publicly on the Commission.

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Chainy Tuesday The impact of pressure on Pence and state authorities, who spoke about Trump's campaign: "Each of these efforts to overturn the election is independently serious. Each is noteworthy by both Congress and the Department of Justice.