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Welcome back. i'm listie reiser here at msnbc headquarters in new york. the investigation into january six is possibly coming to a historic conclusion. next week, the house committee investigating the advance of that day set to hold its final public hearing hold laying out key findings and voting on issuing criminal referrals. the panel is also scheduled to release its final report, which is expected to include all of the evidence supporting possible criminal charges. that is expected to happen wednesday. according to three sources actively involved in the committees deliberations, a final cal...

Challenge to his position as the top republican in the senate, and in the house, minority leader ken mccarthy is facing potential opposition to his leadership from the most fringe members in his caucus. for more on all of this, we turn to nbc news correspondent, ali raffa, on capitol hill. ali? >> katie, good morning. with republicans growing more and more frustrated by their nearing window at a majority, we're starting to see republican members in both the house, and the, senate challenge their own leaders. just yesterday, we saw a six gop senators, including senators marco rubio, rick scott,...

Because of the committee only being able to exist until the end of this congressional year because that was the mandates that we are on a bit of a timeline here and as we are wrapping up the investigation we are also pursuing new leads and we want to speak to the president. >> kinzinger are adding that trump can come in and push back in plead the fifth all he wants. the simple requirement of the subpoena would be for trump to appear before the committee. but, alex a tactic that we have seen trump use in so many of these legal challenges is to delay and delay. that is something the committee ca...

President biden definitely is hoping will happen. >> and they need every last one of those votes and every last one of the senators to be in washington. nbc's ali raffa, athe capitol, thank you so much. joining us now, sam stein and presidential historian and roger's chair in the american presidency at the vanderbilt juvenile, john meacham, he is an unofficial adviser to joe biden. sam, let me get into the nut an bolts with it quickly with you. is there really -- is kyrsten sinema, the senator from arizona, going to be the hold out. is she going to stand in the way of president biden getting...

Corporate minimum tax that democrats are proposed to pay for it is bad for business. >> i'm deeply concerned that we are going to be taxing american workers which is what happens when you tax companies. >> with a 50/50 senate, democrats can't afford any defections. putting the focus on arizona democratic senator kyrsten sinema. a key swing voter who is not part of the discussions about the deal brokered by majority leader chuck schumer and joe manchin of west virginia. sinema spokesperson noncommittal. >> she's going to be reviewing the text. >> reporter: as democrats expressed measured optimi...