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facing multiple ongoing investigations, in multiple jurisdictions about a multitude of alleged wrongdoings. and, the picture emerging out of those many other investigations is that of someone who inflates the true value of his wealth, his power, even the square footage of his properties. in order to inflate his own ego. at the expense of banks, the government, and the american people. the shull as we unravel trump's big lie, or the coup, the committee will hold its next one final public hearing -- final in the air. they have also announced it will interview ginni thomas, the wife of ...

game-changer announcement on student loan forgiveness -- a [inaudible] for millions of americans. plus, the big lie turned a big rift. how some are profiting off of disproven election fraud claims. goes beyond the former president. as the 11th hour gets underway on this wednesday night. good evening once again, i'm alicia menendez, in four stephanie ruhle. as if the current day controversies of the former president were not enough, we begin with new insight tonight into how donald trump may have avoided accountability in the investigation that consumed must of his presidency. late to...

barr's defense of that decision. the memo contends, mueller's report did not establish a case to charge trump with obstruction, who failed to establish any underlying crime related to russian election interference. but, as nbc has reported, mueller's report actually did identify ten episodes that could be considered potential obstruction of justice. as one former mueller prosecutor points out, that is just one a couple of high-level justice department officials were worried about. >> two senior staff say to bill barr that the reason he should make the decision is because, if the memo...

Taken the fullest you have all prepared at p.e.n. america, one gets the impression it's more political than about literature. >> absolutely. look, we've dealt with book bans for a long time. in my time at ten, for the first, year it was a few a year that a parent or librarian would have a concern and let's write a letter, and that would get the book restored back on the shelves. this is something very different. it's an organized, well resourced movement. they have clearly decided this is an issue that rivals people up. i think it's not a pocket issue, but a backpack issue. it's something that...