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Conducting investigations and share with d.o.j., it is sort of a political theory as to why they wouldn't do it but they do know what's coming. >> that's a precedent that is only scary if the d.o.j. is going to misuse it, right? everything that the d.o.j. does gets tested in court to the end, in a greater or lesser extent. >> and the letter came out, often my show today, we don't have any plan of refusing the request, we're simply in the middle of our investigation. i don't think the committee is making an argument, at least yet, that this is their material to be shared, their point is we're i...

Its witness interviews. justice department today saying that the january 6th investigation, at least until this point, has refused to hand over those deposition transcripts, but they want them. are, let me go to you first on this. why would the generals six investigators not have given them to the justice department already? >> there isn't a good reason that's been publicly supplied. they may feel that on a roll, and they want to finish up their work, and do it all in one cohesive way at the end. but this is good solid evidence. open prosecutions, as mentioned, especially with the letter is ge...

Are, let me go to you first on this. why would the generals six investigators not have given them to the justice department already? >> there isn't a good reason that's been publicly supplied. they may feel that on a roll, and they want to finish up their work, and do it all in one cohesive way at the end. but this is good solid evidence. open prosecutions, as mentioned, especially with the letter is getting up the pressure, by not saying we generally need this, but we have a timeline where we have to do these prosecutions. we need it for them, and in fairness to defendants, some of this may b...

This. why would the january 6th investigators not have given them to the justice department already? >> there's not a good reason that has been publicly supplied. they may feel that they're on a roll and they want to finish it up and do it all in one cohesive way at the end, but this is good solid evidence, there are open prosecutions as mentioned, and with the letters, they're bowing to the pressure, not to say we generally need this, which is true but we have a time line where we have to do these prosecutions, we need it for them, and in fairness to defendants, some of this may be material t...

HUNTINGTON — After being cleared of murder in Cabell County and spending 18 collective years behind bars, two brothers are seeking compensation in civil court for their hardship.