.MaddowBlog: Rep. Jordan appears to have finally conceded that he did talk to fmr. President Trump on Jan. 6. It's why he should probably expect a subpoena.
Yesterday morning, Rep. Liz Cheney , a member of the bipartisan House Select Committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack, noted that Rep. Jim Jordan She explained the congressman was"involved in a number of meetings in the lead-up to what happened on Jan. 6, involved in planning for Jan. 6, certainly for the objections that day."
But by the end of the day, the prospect of the far-right Ohioan receiving a subpoena went from possible to probable. TheAfter ducking the question multiple times, Rep. Jim Jordan admitted Tuesday on Fox News that he spoke to then-President Donald Trump on Jan. 6, but he refused to disclose what they discussed.
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