Bill > HRes15

This resolution seeks to invalidate the work of the January 6th Select Committee by declaring its investigation illegitimate and rescinding all subpoenas issued to Stephen Bannon, Mark Meadows, Daniel Scavino, and Peter Navarro. The resolution argues that the committee was improperly formed when Speaker Nancy Pelosi rejected Republican members selected by Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, resulting in a partisan committee with only nine members instead of the required thirteen. It claims the committee operated without proper oversight, issued subpoenas incorrectly, and was designed to "vilify President Trump and his advisors" by presenting uncorroborated evidence intended to damage Trump's political reputation. The resolution calls for withdrawing all contempt recommendations against the four individuals, nullifying their existing subpoenas, and instructing the House Speaker to notify the Department of Justice that these subpoenas are now considered void. Additionally, the resolution portrays the committee's actions as an "unprecedented attempt to silence and marginalize political opponents" and suggests that the committee withheld information that could have exonerated former President Trump.

https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-resolution/15/all-info