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These offers were withdrawn or didnt materialize as reports of the content of her testimony circulated. the witness believed this was an effort to affect her testimony. >> congresswoman zoe lofgren today following the money to an interesting place, this is -- this is interesting, i think. and it is certainly an as yet unresolved part of the january 6th investigation. basically its the question of what theyre going to do about obstruction and witness tampering. the january 6th investigators say t...

Released, today, the introduction to what is expected to be a many 100 page report that were getting on wednesday. the introduction lays out 17 specific findings of their investigation, including a couple of findings that had never previously been explicitly articulated. for instance, lots of republican members of congress and trump allies and conservative media figures, and insisted that the attack on january six wasnt trump supporters at all, despite appearances. it was left-wing people, it wa...

Congress, we thought we had a responsibility to do this. >> one is quick question for you, congressman schiff. is a bit of shellfish one. this is an introduction to the report, this is about an inch and a half. it is 154 pages. if this is the introduction, and we are thinking back here on wednesday night, after you do this on wednesday. about how tall should you expect that stack of paper to be on wednesday when that report comes out? how big is this thing going to be? >> i some good news and so...

Tonight, we will review these criminal referrals that were announced today by a congressman and constitutional law professor, jimmy raskin. those referrals were soon after he announced them unanimously endorsed by all members of the investigation, as i said earlier. we will be speaking with one member of the investigation, congressman adam schiff, live, in just a few minutes. as soon as the investigators took that vote today, and gaveled to a close, this final public meeting, they also released ...

Happened. >> u.s. capitol police officer harry dunn, officer dunn, sir, thank you for what you did on january 6th, thank you for your service, thanks for being with us tonight. we know this isnt the end. we look forward to talking to you, as you said, particularly after that full report comes out on wednesday well all look with interest at some of the things you were highlighting. >> thank you. thank you. >> all right. we got more ahead tonight in our recap of the january 6th investigation final...

>> one last quick question for you, congressman schiff. this is the introduction to the report which you guys released today which is about inch, inch and a half, 154 pages. if this is the introduction, were thinking were back on wednesday night doing another one of these recaps after you do this release the full report on wednesday. about how tall should you -- we expect that stack of paper to be on wednesday when that report comes out? how voluminous will it be? >> ive got good news and bad ne...

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On that point of trump being told, essentially being begged to tell people to stop being violence on january 6th, the investigators today released a sort of unexpected finding. an interesting finding about why they believe the capitol was not better protected by law enforcement agencies on the day of the attack. this is from the introduction to the report. this written introduction, hundred 44 pages that was released by the investigation today. they said quote, neither the intelligence committee...

Get a free pass. settle in. tonight, we will review these criminal referrals that were announced today by a congressman and constitutional law professor, jimmy raskin. those referrals were soon after he announced them unanimously endorsed by all members of the investigation, as i said earlier. we will be speaking with one member of the investigation, congressman adam schiff, live, in just a few minutes. as soon as the investigators took that vote today, and gaveled to a close, this final public ...

Investigation. they say one specific instance of that has already been recommended to the u.s. justice department. but what so often describe today, what is in the introduction to the report that they released today implies that people on the trump side, members of the trump team have repeatedly been inducing witnesses to lie, inducing witnesses to withhold information using veiled threats, promises, and even money, offering employment, offering to make one witness financially very comfortable. ...