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In a new letter, Jim Jordan—chairman of the Republican-led House Judiciary Committee—requests production of documents and other communications exchanged between the office of Fulton County district attorney Fani Willis and the Jan. 6 Committee.
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Jordan cites this Dec. 17, 2021 letter Willis sent to J6C, which requested records relevant to the DA’s criminal investigation.
Jordan says his committee recently became aware of “cooperation” between J6C and Willis’s office.
But…
Jordan says his committee recently became aware of “cooperation” between J6C and Willis’s office.
But…
(1) It’s not unusual or improper for law enforcement to request docs from other government bodies.
(2) It’s been publicly known for a while now that Willis received some information from J6C directly.
I mean, it’s literally in the report.
There’s no gotcha here.
(2) It’s been publicly known for a while now that Willis received some information from J6C directly.
I mean, it’s literally in the report.
There’s no gotcha here.
Jordan also sent a letter to Rep. Bennie Thompson, who served as chairman of the January 6 Committee.
The letter similarly requests communications and documents exchanged between J6C and the Fulton County district attorney’s office.
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The letter similarly requests communications and documents exchanged between J6C and the Fulton County district attorney’s office.
judiciary.house.gov/sites/evo-subs…
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