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Documents that are going to be turned over from mike pence. we have two principal pence advisers who have been there. and then i saw that the committee met with the former doj official, jeffrey clark, as well. can you confirm that? >> i cannot talk about specific interviews and depositions that we have had. what i can say is that we continue to make progress each and every day in this. and the investigative team is working hard and we are learning more every day from these interviews, some voluntary and some depositions, obviously, that we are taking. we have had 475 interviews that have been ...

Committee everything they need to know about the pressure campaign and might not need the close donald trump advisers but folks like ivanka trump, the invitation supposed to be for this week. we believe it's not happening this week but the people very close to then president trump may have information that can't come from pence world or may not but you have not heard significant follow-up on trying to compel that testimony and there's work to be done in this space. >> this is what the committee has obtained. heard from 475 witnesses. their 60,000 pages of records and 700 plus pages of trump do...

Associated press investigation that found fewer than 475 voter fraud in the swing states that decided the election. .15% of joe biden's combined victory margin of those states which was 311,000. despite all of this, 15 months after losing the election, we are still hearing this from donald trump. sgl >> there was a lot of corruption. there was a lot of phony voting, phony ballots. they should have been sent back. >> the thing is there weren't a lot of p phony ballots it's not true. congressman, i want to be clear. unlike many of your republican colleagues, you didn't challenge the election res...

Committee and congress to seek testimony on are still on the table. and the committee is going to, you know, make choices for the things we think are most effective to get the information we need in order to fill out and paint this picture that we're trying to establish of what happened before and on january 6th so we can prevent something like this from happening in the future. >> how would that work, theoretically, the proposal? >> well, there is a means by which someone can be granted immunity, specifically for testimony to a congressional committee. that information then can't be used late...

Americans to get screened more regularly. more than 9 million screenings have been skipped during the pandemic. with that, let's bring in our lead off guests, shannon was pettypiece, and jackie alam mainly, and neil katyal, former acting solicitor general, who has argued dozens of cases before the u.s. supreme court. good evening to all of you. so we are learning a lot more, neal, about trump and his circle, about the effort to try to keep biden from the white house. we are also learning more about how early this took place. is lewis looking to you like a broader effort than we might have thou...