Protecting the Anonymity of Certain Witnesses

The January 6 investigation is making clear that they have concerns about the protecting the anonymity of certain witnesses who were granted anonymity in the committee's reports for their own safety and security. Here's just one example. One piece of physical evidence obtained by the committee was this remarkable note scribbled by a White House staffer on January 6. It says one civilian gunshot, one time civilian gunshot wound to the chest at door of House chamber. The investigators did not reveal the identity of that witness, quote, to guard against the risk of retaliation.