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Some of the witnesses i'm told will be disguised, their identities will be protected because of the work they do or because of threats against them. >> wow. that's fascinating d. dana bash, you're also learning more about what was happening inside the white house on january 6th. >> you heard ryan report that cipollone was very careful to not reveal his direct conversations with the president because of precedent and executive privilege and so forth. one of the ways around it i'm told is the discussions he with the white house chief of staff, mark meadows and going to him not once, not twice bu...

Whether a ‘child in need’ or a ’young offender’, these are real children, with names and experiences, and how we view our duty of care for them may mark their future indefinitely, writes Aisling Bruen

A range of questions are hanging over the relocation plan.

Let's break it down with former federal and state prosecutor elie honig and presidential historian tim naftali. the other part of trump's state today on top of what we heard ryan report out is that he claims that he had no legal obligation to be turning over these documents, including some of what has since been recovered from mar-a-lago. so i'm wondering what kind of legal trouble could he be in? >> it's incorrect to say there was no legal obligation to preserve these documents. where i would start the legal analysis is with something called the presidential records act. that says presidents ...

For Margaret McGuckin, from Survivors and Victims of Institutional Abuse (Savia), a state apology will mark the end of a campaign which started almost 15 years ago.