Congress’ likely final January 6th Hearing

Congress’ likely final January 6th Hearing: You need to watch the entire hearing even if you have to a watch a recorded version later. answer the following questions: 1. Briefly, but completely, explain what the January 6th Committee Hearings are all about. This should not be a dissertation, but it should be a general summary oftheir goal, as you understand it. This is a serious exercise; fragmented sentences will not suffice for an answer on this one. I AM NOT REQUESHNG YOUR POLITICAL VIEWS, although you are welcome to share them if you like. Ultimately, you need to be able to OBJECTIVELY analyze any moral dilemma with which M are confronted, regardless of any personal stake or position. This is a great opportunity to practice and hone these skills. 2. MORAL ANALYSIS: What topics were discussed? Who are the key witnesses (video or in-person) and what are they testifying to and about? Please analyze the moral correctness of their testimony, using the four (4} ethical theories that we have learned throughout this semester. This might include their willingness to testify in general {egg= Virtue Ethics — Courageousness, Compassion, Justice, etc.) 3. What did you learn? How does it apply to anything that we have discussed this semester; particularly, Dr. King’s "Letter from a Birmingham Jail" and Bertrand Russell’s "Value of Philosophy". 4. What are the final comments or points emphasized, if any, expressed by the individuals leading the hearing: Chairman Bennie Thompson and Vice-Chairman Liz Cheney? 5. Please provide any other general thoughts or observations that you wish to share, having watched the COMPLETE hearing.