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That has been happening, and we have heard reports of people being called before the grand jury and then conjecture about whether this person or that person has been promised some kind of full or limited immunity, so that is ongoing, and i want to come back to chuck's appropriate statement, which is look, investors and prosecutors really like to hold the cards, they don't want to show their cards, until they have to. and they do that strategically, when they do it. and so this release, or if it happens, the transcripts, everybody, really isn't helpful when you want to hold the cards and you do...

When those transcripts are released, there is even more. let's turn to ali vitali on capitol hill, she was inside the hearing room and with us, nbc news justice and intelligence correspondent ken dilanian. and carol leonig is with us pulitzer prize national investigative reporting with the "washington post" and the co-author of the book "i alone can fix it, donald trump's catastrophic final year." ali, i will start you with in the room. kind of interesting here, color-wise, not as many members of congress were in the room as previous hearings and as the committee members are coming out and we ...

Lawmakers of whether they want to use the january 6th and the aftermath of it, as a crucial justification for them not supporting the former president in this bid yet again. >> so there is a new quinnipiac poll out that shows that 64% of people are very likely or somewhat likely to read the january 6th committee report. millions upon millions of people tuned in to these hearings, and a lot of the people, a lot of voters said that they're, there are concerns going into the voting booth, their concerns were about democracy, and threats to democracy, so clearly, this committee, and what they have...