Ohio Republican Representative Jim Jordan is pushing for an investigation into House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the January 6
Commission, arguing that their actions deserve scrutiny.
Jordan accused Democrats of focusing solely on Trump while ignoring broader issues like crime, border security, and inflation.
Jordan claims Pelosi used the commission as a political tool and insists an inquiry into her role could reveal overlooked
accountability.
Meanwhile, House Speaker Mike Johnson is moving to establish a new committee to continue investigations into the Capitol
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