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and costly holiday weekend for july 4th travelers. just how much will drivers have to pay at the pump? ♪ good morning to viewers here in the united states and all around the world, it is friday, july 1st. im john berman with brianna keilar. someone within the trump orbit tried to influence the testimony of cassidy hutchinson. three sources tell cnn that is what hutchinson told the january 6th committee. she was one of the two witnesses who received threatening messages shown at thi...

This before. and im actually surprised its taken judges this long, because donald makes frivolous arguments. one of the things i tell my law students at syracuse university, if a judge calls your lawsuit frivolous, he or she is effect effectively saying, youre a drunk in a bar. >> thats accurate. trystan snell, this is what judge middle brooke did going after donald trump for actually using his lawsuits as a way to raise money. frivolous lawsuits should not be used as a vehicle for fund-raising ...

That deeply about how things play out, they should do the right thing. in terms of policing themselves, if this is referred, elliott, to the ethics committee, bipartisan but the party in power has chair there, right? so even if it is referred to the ethics committee, how do you see that playing out january 3. >> the ethics committee is set up to be bipartisan but at end of the day, the leadership will be republicans and i dont envision a scenario in which the committee holds anyone accountable. ...

Summary of everything that theyve uncovered. well get a summary of the report later today. final report went be released until wednesday. and it is a historic day no doubt. >> and this is public information, right. and that the doj has access to all of the testimony that is uncovered. paula reid, thank you so much. a big question for the january 6 committee, among many, has to be how to hold accountable republican lawmakers who defied the panel subpoenas. >> cnn assist katelyn polantz joins us...

Way they leave it could become the path forward for other congressional investigations where members of congress are subpoenaed as well. so there is a lot at stake here. with what this committee decides to do with these five members of congress who doesnt respond to their subpoenas so well have to wait and see how that plays out with the referrals and with the vote today. kale lynn pollance, thank you very much. and joining us, kirsten powers and analyst elliott williams, also back with us. el...

Leaders and members of the oath keepers and proud boys. most charges are still spending. the committee send over four individuals recommended charges for contempt for people who blew off subpoenas. doj indicted two of them. steve bannon, peter navarro did not charge meadows and dan scavino. the committee said that that decision was puzzling and adam kinzinger went on tv and said that that decision is really undermining the committee. a little tension there. >> the charges in these cases, what el...