As House Republicans do everything within their power to stymie the bipartisan probe in the Jan. 6 attack, a new Monmouth University poll shows that nearly three-quarters of Americans support exploring whether members of Congress played a role in the attack, including 58% of Republicans. That's a very solid majority, especially for Republicans.  However, when it comes to investigating Donald Trump's ties to the Capitol siege, just 40% of Republicans approve of the committee looking into anything that could implicate Trump. That's a nearly 20% drop, suggesting that Trump's cultists don't mind going after congressional Republicans but stand firmly against learning anything about Dear Leader's involvement in planning and fomenting violence that day. Perhaps not surprisingly, 70% of Republicans also support looking into potential 2020 election fraud. Read more