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The House Jan. 6 select committee had already sent subpoenas to rally organizers on Sept. 29–30, 2021, and later used an Oct. 13 subpoena to order Jeffrey Clark to produce records and sit for a deposition originally set for Oct. 29 before it was moved to Nov. 5.
Why it matters: Subpoena squeeze
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The House Jan. 6 select committee had already sent subpoenas to rally organizers on Sept. 29–30, 2021, and later used an Oct. 13 subpoena to order Jeffrey Clark to produce records and sit for a deposition originally set for Oct. 29 before it was moved to Nov. 5.
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The House Jan. 6 select committee had already sent subpoenas to rally organizers on Sept. 29–30, 2021, and later used an Oct. 13 subpoena to order Jeffrey Clark to produce records and sit for a deposition originally set for Oct. 29 before it was moved to Nov. 5.
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