Resolves YES if Trump provides testimony for the Jan 6 congressional committee. Obtaining his testimony at deposition would be sufficient for YES. It is not necessary that the testimony be made live or be made available to the public. Resolves NO otherwise when the committee formally closes.

Background:

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-63251303 "January 6 panel votes to issue subpoena for Trump testimony"

Mr Trump - who has lambasted the inquiry as a ruse designed to distract US voters from the "disaster" of Democratic governance - is widely expected to refuse to testify and fight the subpoena.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/live/2022/oct/14/trump-testimony-jan-6-hearing-subpoena-midterms-debates "Trump reportedly wants to testify before January 6 committee – live"

Ex-president privately tells aides he wants to speak before the House committee live, reports say, after subpoena issued

https://www.politico.com/news/2022/10/14/trump-testify-letter-jan-6-committee-00061859 "Trump doesn’t say whether he’ll testify in letter to Jan. 6 committee"

Former President Donald Trump, in a winding 14-page letter to the Jan. 6 select committee on Friday, declined to divulge whether he’d comply with the panel’s subpoena and testify before it

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