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In dc, january 6 committee released a report holding former trump chief of staff mark meadows in contempt of court. committee comes ahead tomorrow night, joined by barbara, nbc analyst, law professor, thank you for joining us. first, tell us a little about what we know in terms of whats in this report and what happens next? >> well, its a very detailed report, ayman. 51 pages, and the committee went to great pains to list all of the steps they have gone through in their efforts to accommodate ma...

>> dr. michael osterholm, as always, thank you so much, sir. coming up, marked for contempt, the january 6th committee set to vote on recommending charges against a former member of congress, former president trumps white house chief of staff mark meadows. this is andrea mitchell reports on msnbc. l reports on msnbc nurse mariyam sabo knows a moment this pure... ...demands a lotion this pure. new gold bond pure moisture lotion. 24-hour hydration. no parabens, dyes, or fragrances. gold bond. ch...

Meadows sent saying that the national guard would be ready to protect pro-trump people around january 6th. part of a lengthy report detailing meadows interaction with key big lie reporters. joining me is cnns dana bash and john harwood and tia mitchell of "the atlantic junl constitution." meadows was cooperating and then pulled back. just a short time ago his lawyer sent this to the committee saying, no, you shouldnt do that. we should keep negotiating and the committee says okay, fine, contempt...

Book about the events of january 6th, among other things. yet refusing to testify to congress about the oil issues. again, i think his position is weak. but the legal system moves slowly. even if they pursue him for contempt, the odds that they will be able to use the legal system to force him to testify in any meaningful time period for this investigation. because, you know, time is passing. i think it is very low. >> when you talk to these officials and their associates on background and priva...

About the ways that meadows was trying to access every avenue possible to overturn the election. further, theres communications that meadows had with the rally organizers. specifically, on the day of the riot, as the violence is breaking out, theres a rally organizer who contacted him to say, this is getting crazy, i need guidance. these are all of the questions that the committee needs to ask. ult ultimately, in this 50-page revolution, if you look at the foo footnotes, it shows a lot of the in...

Thank you so much for letting us into your home through these truly extraordinary times. "the beat" with ari melber starts right now. happy monday. >> happy monday. we begin with breaking news tonight. within the hour, the january 6 committee is on track to hold mark meadows with a contempt charge. he has openly defied subpoenas, even filed his own lawsuit against this committee which has filed its supporting evidence for tonights contempt. you hear some pages here that meadows is far more invol...

Hill, the january 6th committee expected to hold mark meadows in contempt, former white house chief of staff and releasing details from email exchanges one that said the national guard would "protect pro-trump people" thats next. gold. your strategic advantage. ♪"you are the reason" by calum scott♪

To the subpoena that was served, and the committee will now vote on whether to hold him in contempt. we can talk to ryan goodman — professor of law at nyu law school. thanks very much been with us. the committee has published a live, dough might resolution setting out what they want to speak to murk meadows and aretha 20% into the 5th of january and it is meadows and aretha 20% into the 5th ofjanuary and it is significant because it says this. they report that murk meadows has told a mac told ...

He himself came upon it and it is interesting that his lawyer voluntarily turns it over to the which you would think his lawyer would not be turning over incriminating information. where does this go _ incriminating information. where does this go now? _ incriminating information. where does this go now? because - incriminating information. where does this go now? because one i does this go now? because one presumes they have set out the case therefore holding in contempt of congress. and we are...

Kentucky this wednesday. this administration has made it clear to every governor, whatever they need when they need it. when they need it. make it known to me. we will get it to them as rapidly as we can. hes offered support to help residents recover and rebuild. many tell us that could take years. nomia iqbal, bbc news, kentucky. staying in the usa, where one of the most senior members of donald trumps inner circle could be charged with contempt in the next few hours by the us committee investi...