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This is on point, I'm Megna Chakrabardi.

Congress has never in its history referred a president, current or former for criminal prosecution.

Until now.

As one factor, I believe is most important in preventing another January 6th accountability.

So today, beyond our findings, we will also show that evidence we've gathered points to further action

beyond the power of this committee or the Congress to help ensure accountability on the law.

Accountability that can only be found in the criminal justice system.

That's Representative Benny Thompson, chair of the January 6th Congressional Committee

during the House panel's final hearing on Monday.

The committee voted to refer former President Donald Trump to the Department of Justice

for four criminal charges related to the attack on the U.S. Capitol.

The question now is, what will the Justice Department do?

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