Pence has said that Trump endangered his family and everyone else who was at the Capitol that day and history will hold him “accountable.” “We had a close working relationship. It did not end well,” Pence wrote, summing up their time in the White House.
, would be a milestone moment in the investigation and would likely give prosecutors a key first-person account as they press forward with their inquiry.
The appeal was decided by Judge Gregory Katsas, a Trump appointee, and judges Patricia Millett and Gregory Wilkins, both appointees of former President Barack Obama. It was not clear if lawyers for Trump might ask the entire appeals court to hear the matter. Pence has spoken extensively about Trump’s pressure campaign urging him to reject Biden’s victory in the days leading up to Jan. 6, including in his bookPence, as vice president, had a ceremonial role overseeing Congress’ counting of the Electoral College vote, but did not have the power to affect the results, despite Trump’s contention otherwise.
The special counsel leading the investigation, Jack Smith, has cast a broad net in interviews and has sought the testimony of a long list of former Trump aides, including ex-White House counsel Pat Cipollone and former adviser Stephen Miller.potential mishandling of hundreds of classified documents
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