Summary
Five years after the January 6th Capitol riots, debates about the event continue in the United States. A new Republican-led House committee has started investigating remaining questions about the riots, with different political parties having conflicting views on President Trump's role. The ongoing discussions highlight deep divisions in the country regarding responsibility for the events of that day.
Key Facts
- The January 6th Capitol riots occurred five years ago in Washington, D.C.
- A new committee in the Republican-led House is investigating unanswered questions about the riots.
- This committee is called the Select Subcommittee to Investigate the Remaining Questions Surrounding January 6th, 2021.
- Republicans criticize the previous investigation led by Democrat Nancy Pelosi.
- Democrats continue to blame President Trump for inciting the riots.
- There are claims that President Trump has pardoned many of the rioters.
- Discussions are ongoing about the true events and responsibility for January 6th.
- These debates show divisions in American society over the incident.
