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By early June 2021, the Jan. 6 attack was already generating formal scrutiny in Congress and the executive branch, with records requests and hearings beginning to build a paper trail around Trump’s conduct and the response to the riot.
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By early June 2021, the Jan. 6 attack was already generating formal scrutiny in Congress and the executive branch, with records requests and hearings beginning to build a paper trail around Trump’s conduct and the response to the riot.
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By early June 2021, the Jan. 6 attack was already generating formal scrutiny in Congress and the executive branch, with records requests and hearings beginning to build a paper trail around Trump’s conduct and the response to the riot.
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