Recently on The WAOK Morning show, renowned litigator and Senior Investigative Counsel for the House Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the U.S. Capitol, Temidayo Aganga-Williams offered an in-depth look at the House Select Committee’s work and its significant findings.
Mr. Williams discussed the committee’s approach, highlighting the unprecedented transparency achieved through televised hearings, which allowed the public to view the evidence as it was presented. This openness provided a unique opportunity for the public to assess the evidence before formal court proceedings began.
Addressing the evidence related to former President Donald Trump, Mr. Williams detailed the extensive information showing that Trump had prepared for the possibility of losing the election and engaged in efforts to undermine the democratic process. He emphasized that the investigation revealed not just a focus on violence but a broader scheme to disrupt the political system.
The interview also covered the committee's structure and operations. Mr. Williams noted that the committee, comprising around 25 lawyers including former federal prosecutors, worked cohesively without internal disputes. This unity was pivotal in delivering a clear and impactful narrative to the public.
Reflecting on his role, Mr. Williams expressed appreciation for his involvement in defending democratic principles during a critical time. He highlighted the committee's diversity and commitment as central to its mission.
He also explained that the committee found no evidence of political leaders being involved in disrupting the process, emphasizing that former President Trump’s failure to act decisively during the attack was a key finding.
To listen to the full interview, click the link above.