Yes, Trump indeed committed a crime  

• Former AG Eric Holder described evidence presented by the Jan. 6 committee as a "smoking gun." 
• He pointed to a note from Donald Trump pressuring a DOJ official to undermine the 2020 election.
• Holder argued that it proved Trump's "corrupt intent," which can be a basis for prosecution

• Donald Trump and his allies are facing a flurry of legal challenges this year.
• Investigations into his company's finances are ongoing, along with others related to January 6.
• Here are the dates to watch out for this year.

Former Attorney General Eric Holder described evidence presented at the January 6 committee hearings as a "smoking gun."

Holder, who served as Barack Obama's attorney general, said a note from Trump pressuring the Department of Justice to intervene in the 2020 election was proof of a crime.

The note was from Trump to Richard Donaghue, a former Justice Department official, relaying remarks Trump made to officials in December 2020. 

In the note, Donaghue said Trump told officials to "just say that the election was corrupt and leave the rest to me and the Republican congressmen."