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What happens from this crime scene, they still have the responsibility to determine who killed gabby petito. and so the investigation continues, working the evidence and the leads they developed from that crime scene in wyoming as well. so they got a lot on their hands. >> andrew mccabe, randi kaye, lawrence kobilinsky, appreciate it. thank you. coming up next, profiles in republican courage and cowardice in the search for truth about january 6th. and answers from the former presidents associa...

Of the rules committee, the rules committee at a hearing today to work out the details for tomorrows vote in the full house of representatives on whether or not steve bannon will be referred to the justice department for contempt of congress. he is refusing to deal with the investigation into what happened on january 6th. the committee investigating voted unanimously to recommend that bannon should face criminal contempt charges. tomorrow afternoon there will be a full vote in the full house, an...

Stalled for time, we wont hesitate to move forward with contempt. but if we can work it out and secure their testimony without having to bring up a criminal contempt charge, that is certainly our preference. >> congressman, thanks so much for joining us. >> theres more breaking news were following here in "the situation room." a major development in the gabby petito homicide case. the fbi now confirming moments ago that the remains of her fiance, brian laundrie, have been found. nah, a stormy da...

Sure theyve recovered every single possible piece of evidence. its a painstaking and kind of grueling process. and they will spare no effort in getting that done. lets not forget that despite what happens from this crime scene, they still have the responsibility to determine who killed gabby petito. um, and so, the investigation continues, working the evidence and the leads they developed from that crime scene in wyoming as well. so they got a lot on their hands. >> appreciate it. thank you. c...

Republicans are going to support this holding steve bannon in contempt. as you mentioned, house leadership on the republican side is recommending that they vote against it when its on the floor later, saying its an illegitimate committee and the like, but it is, of course, worth remembering that it was house republican leadership who also helped the bipartisan committee by saying despite this deal that was brokered by the house and democratic committee leaders, the house republican leadership st...

Hunts that they want to keep going on. >> liz cheney who is one of the committees two republicans today tried to make her case to her fellow lawmakers for the move against bannon. >> i heard from a number of my colleagueses in the last several days, who say they dont want the target on their back. they are trying to keep their heads down. they dont want to anger kevin mccarthy. you ask each of you to step back from the brink. i urge you to do what you know is right. think about how you who will ...

Violence and chaos of january 6th. the insurrection took place on november 3rd, trump wrote in a statement. january 6th was a protest. >> and while the committee does want to get as much information as they can from steve bannon, they are also using todays vote as a signal to the other people that theyve subpoenaed that they will do whatever it takes to get that information. theyre still negotiating with mark meadows and kash patel. theyre hoping to hear from dan scavino the first week in novemb...

Says that communications with the former president is protected by this legal principle known as executive privilege. something that donald trump is trying to invoke and there is real questions of, legally is quite untested but that is what he that�*s his reason for it. the house does not buy it, they say he just butt hiding behind former president trump so they will be taking this book later today. it will go through because of course the house is controlled by the democrats. what will happen...

In his capacity as the chairman of the rules committee, the rules committee at a hearing today to work out the details for tomorrows vote in the full house of representatives on whether or not steve bannon will be referred to the justice department for contempt of congress. he is refusing to deal with the investigation into what happened on january 6th. the committee investigating voted unanimously to recommend that he should face criminal contempt charges. tomorrow afternoon there will be a ful...

The other panel of witnesses was a more sober one. the chairman of the january 6th investigation, bennie thompson, the vice chair of that investigation, republican congresswoman liz cheney. liz cheney voted with her colleagues on the committee last night in favor of holding bannon in contempt, and she had a strong message today for fellow republican members of congress ahead of tomorrows vote. >> let me address my republican colleagues specifically. i heard from a number of my colleagues in the ...