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As the clock continues to tick on the January 6th committee's mandate to find the truth,

we are getting a fuller picture by the day of just how deep Donald Trump's attempt coup struck at the heart of our democracy.

A U.S. judge ruled that former President Donald Trump, more likely than not, committed a felony by trying to pressure his vice president to obstruct Congress and overturn his election defeat on January 6, 2021.

That stunning assertion was in a ruling Monday

that found the House of Representatives committee probing the deadly attack on the U.S. Capitol

has a right to see emails written to Trump by one of his then lawyers, John Eastman.

U.S. District Judge David Carter in Los Angeles said that Trump's plan to overturn his November

2020 election defeat to Democrat Joe Biden amounted to a coup, adding, quote, the illegality of the

plan was obvious. Representatives of Trump and Eastman did not return requests for comment.

Judge Carter's findings marked a breakthrough for the Democratic-led January 6th Select

Committee, which earlier this month said I believe Trump might have committed multiple felonies.

The panel is expected to make a formal request to the Justice Department that it consider

charging Trump. We'll return to that subject later in the week as I speak with Norm Eisen,

who has dedicated his life

to bringing accountability to the former president. Tune in Sunday night for that very important

episode. Unfortunately, every day Trump remains at large, we are reminded of the colossal damage

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