Garland May Not Want To Indict A Former President — But He Might Not Have A Choice
July 13, 2022
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as posted by the channelFormer acting U.S. Solicitor General Neal Katyal joins Morning Joe to discuss the evidence presented by the January 6 committee Tuesday, and how effective it was to "draw a link" between extremist groups and White House officials. "I don't think Merrick Garland has a choice," Katyal says. "I'm sure he doesn't want to do this, be the first Attorney General in the history of the United States to indict a former president, but the evidence is what the evidence is."
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Garland May Not Want To Indict A Former President — But He Might Not Have A Choice
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