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January-6th riot has not been able to serve a key subpoena to one of the people they want information from. cnn congressional correspondent ryan nobles joins us with the latest. so what do we know about this? >> anderson, we are talking about the former white house deputy chief of staff, dan scavino. and we have learned through multiple sources connected to the january-6th select committee, that they have been unable to formally serve scavino with the subpoena. now, this is important because the select committee has set as a deadline for the response for the first round of the subpoena request...

We are a couple days away from that first deadline from the first round of subpoena requests for those four trump allies and aides that were subpoenaed by the january 6 select committee. a round of documents is due by thursday at midnight. and what we are learning is that one of those individuals, dan scavino, the former deputy white house chief of staff who helped run the president's social media accounts, someone at the hip of donald trump, has not been able to be served. but the committee has not been able to find him to physically hand over the documents that would make that subpoena offic...

And cynthia, what are the articles that you think that the judiciary committee will be considering, of course, the articles of impeachment. >> i am for keeping it bumper sticker simple, abuse of power, and that trump did trade these arms for return of dirty tricks, and the evidence that they have to support that, and most importantly, his own phone call that he keeps releasing and says is perfect, because it is prima fascia evidence that is what he did and the refusing to produce witnesses or documents and refusing every subpoena request that the congress has. i would keep it as simple as poss...

The idea of outing the anonymous figure citing safety concerns and they have veto power over any g.o.p. subpoena request. so whether it's the whistle-blower or the bidens, democrats make the final call over who gets subpoenaed and it's unlikely they go along with either of the scenarios. >> unfortunately you are correct. that was part of the rule change giving adam schiff complete veto power. they went as far as to eliminating devon nunez, ranking member from yielding time to people like john ratcliffe and others. not only the bidens but the whistle-blower needs to be subpoenaed to make sure t...

The hill reports this was the effort is not likely to bear fruit, democrats have rejected the idea of adding the anonymous for your meaning the whistleblower citing safety concerns and they have veto power over any gop subpoena request. whether is the whistleblower or the bidens democrats make the final call on who gets subpoenaed and it is unlikely they would go along with either of those scenarios. >> you are correct, that was part of the rule change giving adam schiff complete veto power. they went as far as limiting devon nunez from yielding time to people like john ratcliff and others, th...