How the Jan. 6 Panel Could Make It Harder to Prosecute Trump

The Jan. 6 Committee was pretty clear that Trump should face criminal charges. But a judge's ruling for Trump's lawyer could hurt the DOJ's efforts to hold Trump accountable.

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