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responsibility that every citizen, every one of us bears to perpetuate the republic. >> live from london, this is "cnn newsroom" with max foster. >> it is thursday, june 30th, and the aftershocks of the bombshell testimony by former white house aide cassidy hutchinson on tuesday are still being felt in washington. the house select committee investigating the january 6 attack is now seeking more information about donald trump's actions leading up to the insurrection. this time a subpoena for former white house counsel pat cipollone. he is considered a key witness who repeatedly resist...

them to the federal government, but despite all of that the fbi still recovered 11 sets marked as classified documents when they did the search last monday. that included documents, john, that were marked at every level of classification in the system, including the most sensitive types of documents that are not to be represent anywhere but in special secured rooms called skiffs. those seized boxes are evidence in an ongoing criminal appropriate plus the justice department will look at all of the interactions that investigators had with trump's team over the past several month and th...

want an intelligence damage assessment. and some republicans are digging into a new tactic to question whether the documents are actually that sensitive. we're on top of all of the latest. plus, a federal judge ruled that republican senator lindsey graham must testify in georgia's investigation of trump's efforts to overturn the election. graham's attorney has asked the judge to quash his subpoena. we will have more on that. and barricades lining the headquarters here in washington, d.c. as as the agency faces an unprecedented number of threats. let's begin with the mar-a-lago sea...

could alter the investigation's trajectory, and as they're describing more about that, they're digging in and saying we want to protect witnesses. we want to protect grand jury sec secrecy, and they also say the fact that this investigation implicated highly classified materials further underscores the need to protect the integrity of the investigation. that's an acknowledgment by the justice department this investigation implicated highly classified materials. that's their words in the papers. >> what happens next? >> that's a great question. so the media, 12 different news outlets ...

the u.n. estimates more than half of the population needs some form of humanitarian assistance. the world banks say they're at the lowest level in a decade and after promising to respect women's rights, the taliban have banned most girls from going to school past sixth grade. >> even in the past, there were restrictions and violence but there was hope. we had school. we could have knowledge. now they lost their only hope, which is education. >> this a somber reminder of how desperate people were a year ago to get out of afghanistan anticipating a taliban takeover. you can see them th...