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Mitchell, covering the january 6th committee votes to adopt the final reporting. you just saw it there. they weren't going to read off the individual referrals for criminal charges that were laid out in the report. instead they did it all together in one final vote with everybody voting aye. let's put up the referrals, to the d.o.j., for donald trump on your screen for a moment as we take you out of this hearing room just to show you what this means. obstruction of an official proceeding. conspiracy to defraud the united states. conspiracy to make a false statement. incite, assist, or aid and ...

Ing they're also going to go back to court. later rudy jewel yawn astill at it. donald trump and giulianien the ukraine scheme of this impeachment mess. but that's not stopping them from coordinating to effect the presidential election. we begin with house resolution 55. it took less than ten minutes to make history this morning unlike the emotion and chaos in the last two days, this vote ended on a quick and formal routine measure. republicans offering noes and democrats voting aye. and they did so without fan fare. and here's some of the historic 10 minutes. >> the question now is on article...

When his name read out with aye at the end of it. he was not an expected vote for her. there were six votes expected because they're in blue or purple states. the other big surprise, no ted cruz. after all the pull my nation, he was not there. one last piece of color, i'll give you alex. ten or 11 members of the congressional black caucus that came into the gallery, made the presence felt. led by marcia bud, who led the fight. he's been barn storming a delta sigma theta member and one of the real reasons mcconnell's office is flooding with calls and got votes to get elected. no ted cruz in the...

Correspondent, joy reade. ten republicans. nothing to sneeze at. how did it play out? >> reporter: it was excellent dram drama today. no mention of tupacolpyse. used lawlessness half a dozen time to describe loretta lynch of the lawless, making his case against her while you had clara mccastkill making the forceful case against her. talking about 166 days only two nominees for attorney general waited longer and she was filibustered. unprecedented fashion. so we went through this high drama to culminated in a vote to confirm her. got the vote through and then this vote to confirm her had surpri...