Greg Jacob testimony on Vice President's authority at Electoral College in January 6 hearing
House Select Committee on the January 6 Attack senior counsel John Wood, Greg Jacob John Wood questions witness Greg Jacob at a hearing on President Trump's effort to pressure Vice President Mike Pence to challenge 2020 election results while presiding over the Electoral College about whether Congress and Vice President jointly have a constitutional commitment to decide electoral vote issues, and he concluded they don't have any authority to object or reject them, but he said Dr. John Eastman admit both theories that a Vice President could reject electors and declare the formal President Donald Trump the winner and that the Vice President could simply send it back to the States.





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