Editor’s Note: This resource offers a detailed summary of the evidence presented by the Jan. 6 Select Committee in its spree of hearings in the summer of 2022. It also evaluates the persuasiveness of the evidence concerning seven distinct points the committee announced it would seek to prove. Our evaluation proceeds in eight distinct sections: (a) an Introduction, in which we give an overview of the committee’s efforts and what it promised to prove; (b) evidence that Donald Trump knew he had lost the election and lied about voter fraud allegations; (c) evidence that Trump tried to pressure the Justice Department to spread his allegations of election fraud; (d) evidence that Trump pressured Vice President Mike Pence to refuse to count electoral votes; (d) evidence that Trump tried to convince state lawmakers and election officials to alter election results; (e) evidence that Trump’s campaign team directed Republicans in multiple states to produce and officially submit fake electoral slates; (f) evidence that Trump assembled a destructive group of rioters in Washington and sent them to the Capitol; and (g) evidence that during the attack, Trump ignored requests to speak out and failed to act quickly.
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