The House select committee investigating the attempt by former President Donald Trump to overturn the 2020 election and stay in office despite losing — in other words, to effectively subvert or overthrow the Constitution — is finally ready to present its findings, beginning with a prime-time hearing from Thursday.
That will be followed by three daytime hearings next week, one more the following week and then a final prime-time event on June 23.
We don’t know everything the committee will lay out, but what we do know is bad enough. The Just Security website's Ryan Goodman and Justin Hendrix have an excellent outline of what’s been revealed so far — and the questions that still need answering. The first key point: As they say, this isn’t just about the attack on the Capitol, "but instead a much broader and more multifaceted effort to stop the transfer of power.”