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House as we reflect on the presidents visits today, jewels? >> yasmin, first i want to make a note on the accountability side you just mentioned with that news this afternoon. the first federal action taken in all of this which is the permanent justice opening that review of the law enforcement response. to the eovaldi shooting. so they will be releasing those findings. hopefully that's a step towards accountability there but as for gun reform. the president administration's line and all of this has been, biden's tapped out on executive orders. it is up to congress to act and so he's engaged i...

That she's not telling the media what she wants. from people i've spoken to, a lot of the members of the house who were involved in these negotiations, they know that she's negotiating but are also in the dark about what her precise demands are. >> yeah. that darkness seems to be a theme. the other big story i want to get you on is the progress on the accountability side. this maga riot. the news here is that they are stepping up the explicit pressure saying there could be jail time for any trump aides or allies that are defying these lawful subpoenas. as you may recall, four are supposed to a...

On the accountability side, what do you think the chance is that the outcome of your efforts and the committee's efforts will be anything more than what we've seen in the past when it comes to try to hold trump and his people to account? >> well, let's see. let's start with the trials. i mean, in the second impeachment trial, we had concurrent robust bipartisan majorities in the house and senate declaring as a fact that trump incited a violent insurrection against the union. it's true he beat the constitutional spread of two-thirds, so he wasn't convicted. but you had an overwhelming majority ...

On the accountability side, what do you think the chance is that the outcome of your efforts and the committee's efforts will be anything more than what we've seen in the past when it comes to try to hold trump and his people to account? >> well, let's see. let's start with the trials. i mean, in the second impeachment trial, we had concurrent robust bipartisan majorities in the house and senate declaring as a fact that trump incited a violent insurrection against the union. it's true he beat the constitutional spread of two-thirds, so he wasn't convicted. but you had an overwhelming majority ...

As well for real accountability. i think this is just the beginning of the accountability side. >> sean: john, i'm sorry. do you believe there will be indictment it is handed down over all this? i believe there will be. >> i do. >> i do. >> yeah, i think it comes down to the quality of the evidence provided today public, but i think there's a strong possibility of indictments. >> i couldn't agree more. >> sean: okay, thank you. joining us now for more on our continuing coverage, our breaking news tonight, our very own ed henry is standing by in our news room tonight. >> the headline tonight is...