North Coast Rep. Jared Huffman held a virtual town hall meeting yesterday to discuss the last week's Capitol riot, efforts to again impeach President Donald Trump and efforts to ensure a peaceful transfer of power next week.

Huffman said he received more than 200 questions from constituents in advance of the hour-long meeting. He didn't answer them all, but tackled most of the main issues before excusing himself to go vote on a resolution calling on Vice President Mike Pence to invoke proceedings under the 25 Amendment to remove Trump from office.

If you missed the meeting but are curious what Huffman had to say, we've got you covered. View a video of the full meeting embedded below. Also, check out this week's cover story hitting newsstands today, in which the Journal caught up with Huffman to talk about his experience during the siege of the Capitol, as well as his views on the 14th and 25th amendments, impeachment, Capitol security and the nation's path forward.


The full release from Huffman's office:

ICYMI: Rep. Huffman Holds Virtual Town Hall on Capitol Riots

Huffman Responds Live to Constituent Questions on the January 6, 2021 Assault on the Capitol and Congress

Washington, D.C. – On Tuesday, January 12, 2021 Congressman Jared Huffman (D-San Rafael) held a virtual town hall to respond to questions and provide a report on the Wednesday, January 6 assault on the Capitol and Congress during the certification of the Electoral College results. Topics included the 25th Amendment, articles of impeachment, Capitol Police readiness, holding rioters and those who incited violence accountable, as well as ways to ensure a safe, peaceful transfer of power in the coming days.