Thread by @Monaheart1229

Yep
This is next:

https://twitter.com/costareports/status/1441058635673653250

2/"The White House is leaning toward releasing information to Congress about what Donald Trump and his aides were doing during the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol despite the former president’s objections-a decision that could have significant political and legal ramifications.

3/"Trump has said he will cite “executive privilege” to block information requests from the House select committee investigating the events of that day,

4/"banking on a legal theory that has successfully allowed presidents and their aides to avoid or delay congressional scrutiny for decades, including during the Trump administration.

5/"But President Biden’s White House plans to err on the side of disclosure given the gravity of the events of Jan. 6, according to two people familiar with discussions who, like others, spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe the private discussions.

6/"In response to questions about White House deliberations over what information to release, Biden spokesman Michael J. Gwin said the president views the attack on the Capitol as “a dark stain on our country’s history”

7/"and is “deeply committed to ensuring that something like that can never happen again, and he supports a thorough investigation.” ~WaPo

8/ALSO: "Trump has 30 days following the delivery of the documents to decide whether to object to their release, according to the statute. Even if he opposes turning them over, the Biden White House has decision-making authority and can release them, over Trump’s objections

9/"after an additional 60 days has elapsed. Trump’s remaining option would be to go to court to try to halt the release, legal advisers said"
Which Trump will do, but it won't hold in court
So what will the Committee do?