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in the united states and around the world. i'm alex marquardt in washington. >> and i'm anderson cooper on the canadian coast. a new mission to investigate the debris of the imploded submersible. the company under intense scrutiny, as we're learning about early warnings that the sub might be unsafe. cnn's new reporting on the special counsel's january 6th investigation. sources revealing that at least two fake trump electors were given limited immunity in exchange for their grand jury testimony. and the chief of the wagner private military group makes a powerful claim, accusing l...

Can discover it in the wreckage? beyond that, right up here. big thing, the window in the front of this. they made a big deal in this company that this is a nice, spacious window. you can see a lot through. and they were very proud of it. listen to what stockton rush said about this window. >> it's acrylic, plexiglass. >> wow. >> yeah. and it is 7 inches thick. it weighs about 80 pounds. and when we go to the titanic, it will squeeze in about three-quarters of an inch. the crimacrylic is great. before it cracks or fails, it starts to crackle. so, you get a huge warning if it is going to fail. ...

Instance? >> recklessness to the point that it almost -- it almost knocks on the edge of intent. manslaughter when you see manslaughter driving incident, it's not they intended to kill somebody but they were so reckless -- they just had so little attention to what they should have been doing. there was reckless abandon in the way they approach the issue. that is all over this case. from day one we started seeing it. day one we started hearing stories that at first blush they were almost implausible. you'd hear a witness call and say, this is a company that drilled deeper than their permit. thi...

Saudis and everybody else, that we could -- >> the government tried to get bp to build a failsafe system, contemplating a large amount of oil. and they resisted. the most interesting thing david vitter said is, let's rely on bp now to clean up. not a bunch of government bureaucrats. the government bureaucrats are what keep some sort of regulations intact so that bp does have a failsafe system so is that when you see the 60 gazillion barrels, you have a rig out there that has concrete on it that keeps it from exploding. >> by the way, i think a lot of people just -- bp, the government, asleep a...