House panel gathers mountain of evidence in Capitol attack investigation

Panel on track to interview more than 300 witnesses, chair says, with more than 30,000 documents already turned over

The House select committee investigating the Capitol attack has amassed a huge trove of evidence as it seeks to connect the Trump White House to the 6 January insurrection, three months after it issued its first subpoenas to the former president's most senior administration officials.

The select committee revealed on Monday that members had reviewed thousands of documents turned over by Trump's former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows, which showed the White House played a far more substantial role in overturning the 2020 election than previously known.