Today on Velshi, the video and potentially evidence we've been waiting to see is finally here.

The January 6th committee subpoenaed, the never-before seen documentary footage of Donald Trump, his family, his inner circle,

filmed in the run-up to the Capitol riot. And today we've got clips from the completed film.

Plus, in a post-road landscape where states are actively encouraging bounty hunting,

you might be surprised and disturbed to find out how vulnerable your digital data is

and how many times it's already been used to prosecute women for the outcomes of their pregnancies.

Then the fracturing of our fragile democracy takes us to Wisconsin,

where a conservative majority Supreme Court just made it harder for its own citizens to vote

in a move that just happens to align quite nicely with the agenda of a certain twice-impeached

former president. And the Velsheban Book Club is in session with an historical fiction

title for young adults that's gotten parents so riled up that it was the subject of a viral

video of an angry mom calling for its removal. Velshi starts now.

Good morning. I'm Ali Valsh. Sunday, July the 11th, 18 months and five days, since a group of anti-American insurrectionists attacked the United States Capitol in an attempt

to overthrow the government and destroy American democracy in the name of a former president.

And mind you, that attempt is still ongoing in other ways.

More on that later in the show.

But luckily for America, the January 6th Select Committee continues its vital work in investigating

that insurrection.

And this morning, we are getting a first view of some of the potential evidence

that the Select Committee has seen via a new multi-part documentary called Unprecedented,

which captured footage of the failed former president, his family, and his minions before,

during, and after the election and the attack.

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