
The House select committee investigating the riot on January 6 obtained documents showing that former presidentDonald Trump spoke with arch-conservative Rep Jim Jordan for 10 minutes the morning of the insurrection, CNN reported.
The new information comes as the committee debates whether to subpoena the OhioRepublican who is a major ally of the former president. One piece of information shows that the then-president tried to get Mr Jordan on the phone from the White House residence the morning of January 6, with a second entry showing that the call lasted 10 minutes.