1. The charges I would try to prove regarding the members of TFG administration would require proof that the defendants knew at the time they were drafting letters and making plans, an attack on the Capitol was part of the plan. If they have that evidence against Clark
2. and Eastman, I think that would support charges under Chapter 115 including Seditious Conspiracy, Conspiracy to Incite Insurrection and possibly Advocating Overthrow. Matt Olsen, the new head of the National Security Division, has been on duty for one month.
3. I don't think that any investigation that comes from that division leaks. It can be charged on a complaint or information so no need to put the facts to a grand jury until it's already been made public. The DOJ's principal goal is to prevent another crime like this.
4. Until they have made the case against TFG and all his inner circle co-conspirators they will be unlikely to expose the investigation. I presume that the people behind Clark's action included Charles Koch and other members of his extreme right wing
5. organization. I would not charge Clark or Eastman if it could in any way jeopardize the cases against the people who IMO were behind Clark and Eastman's conspiratorial conduct that I believe included the people at the center of the Koch political organization. @maddow
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