Jan. 6 Committee Announces Final Meeting as it Gears Up to Release Final Report

The House committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol announced it will meet Monday for a business meeting ahead of the release of its widely-anticipated end-of-year report as it wraps its nearly 18-month-long investigation.

The panel, which is set to dissolve soon after the completion of its report and under a Republican-controlled House in the new year, is expected to release its report next week after Monday’s 1 p.m. meeting, where it’s set to be formally adopted.

With the announcement, it remains unclear whether the meeting will function similarly to the many public hearings the committee has previously conducted. Its last public meeting in October, where the committee took the bold step of voting to subpoena former President Donald Trump, was likewise billed as a “business meeting,” giving the panel the ability to conduct a vote on “further investigative action.”