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>> i think republicans are super focused just on their own election. i don't know that they have the fortitude nor the desire to look towards what is happening in the institution ten years from now, 12 years from now. so much of the civility and the reverent institution that i spent decades covering is lost. honestly, i think you have a new generation of politicians. there is just a flap right now on the house floor between marjorie taylor green and liz cheney, marjorie taylor green calling cheney a joke. that kind of interaction -- you couldn't fathom that happening ten years ago. it's really...

Going to happen on the 6th. that's where so many questions remain. who was talking to who? who was coming into giuliani suite and out of it and maybe going down into the crowd? >> it is such a perfect, perfect way to frame the questions, and the importance of the select committee. i am going to ask all of you to stay with us if you are able. i want to bring into our coverage congressman jim hines, member of the intelligence committee. i want the recap the news for viewers just joining us. the house approved a contempt resolution for steve bannon. nine republicans voted with all of the democrat...

Bipartisanship, for that matter. courage as well. also, sadly, the opposite which is the least surprising thing these days. today, the house rules committee took the final step needed to send a contempt resolution against steve bannon to the floor tomorrow. shortly before air time, steve scalise urged members to vote no on it. today's committee vote to proceed was 9-4 along party lines and follows the house january 6th select committee's unanimous vote last night to bring the charge. select committee chair bennie thompson and republican vice chair liz cheney both testified today. here's what s...

The point of attack tomorrow. mr. bannon said these things publicly as a private citizen, someone deeply involved with stop the steal movement, and he said them nearly three years after leaving his job at the white house. mr. bannon was also reportedly among the small group of trump confidants assembled at the willard hotel to discuss plans to stop or delay the january 6th count. is it any wonder that the select committee needs to hear from him, that we want to see related materials he has? furthermore, does anyone believe mr. bannon's actions are covered by executive privilege, one the former...

What we also know is the four people who have been sought out for records and testimony were with president trump on or before january 6, on the phone with donald trump before or on january 6, and they know what he knew about that attack. >> donya, the committee unveiled a contempt resolution, which says a couple things. donald trump and his team have yet to make an assertion of privilege. they also know an opinion from bannon wouldn't count since he was not an employee during the investigation. what's your view? >> i think that's been pretty well established by now. there have been many cases...