The judge said Trump likely committed felony obstruction of Congress and that Trump and attorney John Eastman likely conspired to obstruct Congress.
Source: Los Angeles Times
Trump likely committed felony obstruction, U.S. judge says in ordering emails handed to Jan. 6 committee
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