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multiple hearings in which the committee will, quote, present previously unseen material document on january 6th, receiving witness testimony, and provide the american people a summary of its findings about the coordinated effort to overturn the results of the 2020 election and prevent the transfer of power. politico congressional reporter olivia beavers have been following the developments around the january six committee. she joins me now. olivia, let's start with the announcement. it's a big one. i think it's been delayed. i remember talking to folks on the committee, back in january, talking about march and april, the war ukraine broke out. it is finally here and it is going to happen. >> it is finally here and we are still in suspense, chris. they are not giving us names. we don't know how many hearings they are doing. but we do know some things from our conversations with sources. we know that they want this to be a message. and they have these witnesses come in that show how grave the moment was on january 6th. when they tried to storm the

have spoken to the committee, he had strong words for one cooperator. >> first of all, four of the six are not senior white house officials. so, they don't have any claim. they would not have the same claim. i mean, rudy might. i am not sure whether claims might be. with respect to kushner, i call him out in my own lawsuit. i thought it was cowardly what he did, to go to the committee and undermine the executive privilege of other senior white house advisers. that is what i would say about that. >> we also learned today that another former trump official is apparently cooperating, after donald trump's attorney general, bill barr, we spotted leaving a conference room used by the committee. you see him walking away from the camera at front. of course, this evening, the january six committee and as a public hearing in primetime, one week from tonight. expected to be the first of multiple hearings in which the committee will, quote, present

they're colleagues. so first they're going to try to cooperate with each of them, but there's pressure now on all of them to be the one that maybe comes forward first and cooperates, and avoids being cross wise with the committee. >> one question, though, i was reading some expert analysis of this over the last few days, and there is protection members of congress have in the speech and debate clause if it was anything done in the -- in their legislative work, right, so this committee needs to make clear this is outside of your legislative work, and therefore this protection that you have is, you know, is not applicable here. >> great point, and it is, and the committee will. basically speech and debate means when they talk to the floor and say things, whatever it may be, they're immune. of course they're immune from punishment.

to his presidency and, of course, the attack on the capitol on january 6th. >> the move, a last-ditch effort from blocking the national archives from giving those records to the committee investigating the january 6th insurrection. if the federal judge doesn't intervene, the document also be turned over. this comes as the january 6th committee has unanimously voted to hold steve bannon in contempt of congress for defying his subpoena. the feull house votes tomorrow. the house gop leadership is recommending its members vote no. republican congresswoman liz cheney say bannon and former president trump's citing of executive privilege suggests that they were both personally involved in the planning and execution of the insurrection and says the committee will, quote, get to the bottom of that. here to discuss is joshua green, the author of "devil's bargain,"

prefer not to cooperate have engaged with the committee. and then, we've got those like steve bannon who are taking their lead from donald trump, and think that they are just above the law. and they're the only citizens of the united states who don't have to respond to a subpoena from a court or from the u.s. congress. and so, that's why we are going to be meeting on tuesday evening. and there will be, i predict, a criminal referral. we're going to try to charge these people with criminal contempt. that's a crime when steve bannon did not show up when he was told to show up with documents and to testify before the u.s. congress. >> there are a lot of people who have weighed in saying that they think, you know, this could -- bannon could -- it can go out of the courts. it can drag on for -- for years. longer than this committee will -- will be in session. do you agree with that? or do you believe that this will -- could move fast? >> no, if the department of justice acts like a real department of justice, and i think they will as, you know,

that's a crime when steve bannon did not show up when he was told to show up with documents and to testify before the u.s. congress. >> there are a lot of people who have weighed in saying that they think, you know, this could -- bannon could -- it can go out of the courts. it can drag on for -- for years. longer than this committee will -- will be in session. do you agree with that? or do you believe that this will -- could move fast? >> no, if the department of justice acts like a real department of justice, and i think they will as, you know, they just reminded the president that they're going to make their own decisions based on the facts and the law. i think they're serious about their job. i think if they do their job -- and i have confidence that attorney general garland will do his job -- they will move for criminal prosecution of people who are openly flouting in order of the u.s. congress to come and testify on an issue that may be the most important question of an attack on the u.s. government

i'm jake tapper. a key fanduel panel just recommended booster shots for covid vaccines. will you be eligible and when? five people killed in a bow and arrow attack. what police say about the suspect and his radicalization. and leading this hour, a showdown over january 6th. this afternoon the chairman of the house select committee investigating the insurrection announced they are pursuing criminal contempt charges against steve bannon. bannon was a no-show at his scheduled deposition today after being subpoenaed. the chairman saying the committee will, quote, use every tool at its disposal to get the information it seeks and witnesses who try to stonewall will not succeed. unquote. now ryan nobles reports, all eyes are on the department of justice to see if it will prosecute bannon. >> reporter: on deadline day for trump allies to cooperate, the

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