Attorney general testifies trumps efforts subvert free#
Clearly you have people who were willing to talk and maybe they just needed the cover of the DOJ ruling saying they would be free to do so, but the second impeachment was really - this is the same as the first." "If you don't mind me looking back a little bit, I'm a little frustrated because this would have been very relevant information during the second impeachment trial. "I mean, I think it just shows how dedicated Donald Trump was to this effort," Carpenter began. What's the significance about what we're hearing?" wanting to give information at this point. "The former acting attorney general who was running the Justice Department in the days before the insurrection, isn't just talking but wanting to talk. "Jeffrey Rosen is talking," New Day host John Berman began. Ted Cruz (R-TX)- said Rosen's testimony, and the fact that the DOJ has stated it will not block any employees from coming forward, means a lot more details about Trump's backroom dealings are in the offing. Dick Durbin (R-IL) saying the former DOJ official handed lawmakers a wealth of information about the former president's maneuverings after losing the 2020 election to Joe Biden.ĭiscussing what will happen next, Carpenter - a former top aide to Sen. On Saturday, Rosen testified before a bipartisan collection of lawmakers and their aides for seven hours, with Sen.
Taking part in a CNN panel discussing former acting Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen's weekend testimony about Donald Trump's efforts to subvert the 2020 presidential election results, conservative commentator Amanda Carpenter predicts the floodgates will now open with other DOJ staffers coming forward.
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