Reporter Confronts Merrick Garland On 'What's Taking So Long' On Jan 6th Business (VIDEO)

Reporter Confronts Merrick Garland On 'What's Taking So Long' On Jan 6th Business (VIDEO)
Pressure Increases ON AG Garland To Proecute Jan 6th Plotters

A reporter at the Dept. of Justice Friday asked Attorney General Merrick Garland the question that’s been on many minds of late: Why hasn’t former Trump White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows been formally charged with criminal contempt of Congress?

On December 14 the full House of Representatives sent DOJ a contempt of Congress referral for Meadows. Since that time even more damning information has been reported by the press.

The Attorney General was not just unwilling to give a direct answer, he was unwilling to even confirm there was a referral sent to DOJ, a commonly-known fact that is also in the official Congressional Record.

"Four months is a gracious plenty of time to make a decision about whether to prosecute Meadows, especially since SCOTUS has mostly resolved the executive privilege argument,” former federal prosecutor Joyce Vance noted on Twitter.

Reprinted with permission from Alternet

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