1/6 Committee now cooperating with DOJ to share transcripts.

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NBC News: The Jan. 6 Committee now says they're cooperating with the Justice Department to share transcripts of their interviews.

The House committee investigating the Capitol riot said Friday it's cooperating with a Justice Department request to share transcripts of their witness interviews.

The committee is "engaged in a cooperative process to address the needs of the Department of Justice. We are not inclined to share the details of that publicly," the panel said in a statement. "We believe accountability is important and won’t be an obstacle to the department’s prosecutions.”

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/justice-department/jan-6-committee-says-cooperating-doj-request-interview-transcripts-rcna34174

[Ferrets are Cool]

1. One hopes that this cooperation has been ongoing and not just beginning.

If it has just begun, one has to wonder WHY?

[LessAspin]

2. NPR Weekend Edition

Good segment this morning that speaks to frustration with the DOJ..

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3. Too many moles at DOJ to be trusted

Congress members have been increasingly showing frustration with Garland and doubting that he was going to prosecute anyone important.
I think they don’t trust the DOJ.

[LessAspin]

4. Garland playing the Long Game

By running out the Clock?

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[LessAspin]

7. Merrick's Move

Merrick Garland needs to move soon. It's only going to get harder as we approach mid-terms.

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5. k&r

[Tree Lady]

6. Could it be because they were afraid

Some of Trumps people were left in justice dept? And they don't want any leaks or warnings to those they are going after?