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Learned just this week that some of the coup plotters were using burner phones when they're committing crimes. so they were committing a crime. they were attempting a coup against congress to interrupt the resolution of the 2020 election. so just sort of to end on a slightly more hopeful note, the battle for democracy is on, and it does have its defenders and all of us have to kind of buckle up and get ready for defining people in our politics, whether they're as either pro-democracy or anti-democracy, whatever party they're in. >> it is a precarious time. and i know we say this all the time, ...

May think twice about owning up to even more lawyer fees to fight a subpoena. now, the flip side of that is if you are going to the lower end, they may not have the type of insight or primary documentation that get you to questions about their actual plan on january 6th and the pre-planning of it. but then you start moving on from there. so i think this is what they are doing. they have cast an extremely wide net. it seems like they are going after virtually everyone who had some association with what happened on january 6th. and the hope, i presume is that some of these people say, yes, i com...

Good to be with you this thanksgiving. i'm katy tur. the investigation into the deadly attack on the capitol is entering a new stage. the d.c. court of appeals will take up the battle between congress and former president donald trump over white house documents now being held by the national archives. trump's attorneys argue that the request by the january 6th committee could damage the presidency broadly. the fight over those documents and the claims of executive privilege could ultimately land at the supreme court. meantime, the investigation by the bipartisan house panel has picked up speed...

Pardoned by trump before he left office. and steve bannon along with other committee targets remaining defiant and challenging congress's authority in court. the pressure is on democrats to keep the public's attention ahead of the mid-term elections next year. more than a dozen democrats are not running for re-election in the house. democrats could lose their majority, and with that control of the house and control over the january 6th committee. joining me now is political white house editor sam stein, jonathan alter, republican strategist susan and university of michigan law professor and fo...