Today on Velschia, as the January 6th committee huddles this weekend to vote on criminal referrals,

will take you on a tour of all the investigations that are closing in on the twice impeached ex-president.

Plus, Senator Bernie Sanders will be here later in the show to talk about the new Congress,

working with Republicans, the 2024 presidential race, and more.

And bringing down Roe v. Wade wasn't enough.

The disturbing new tactic that the anti-abortion movement is deploying

to make it even harder to access abortion in this country.

Velshi starts now.

Good morning. It is Sunday, December 18th. I'm Ali Valshi. Tomorrow will be the January 6th committee's

final public hearing ahead of releasing a full final report on the insurrection. The committee's

done the meticulous work of piecing together what happened in the weeks leading up to January 6th. During a

riveting series of public hearings this

year, those hearings gave us an inside look at the work the committee was doing to uncover the

extent to which Donald Trump was willing to go in a desperate bid to cling to power. And while the

January 6th committee will come to an end in a couple of weeks, Donald Trump's

legal problems won't. The twice impeached disgraced ex-president is the focus of multiple

investigations in multiple jurisdictions that will continue into the new year, and it's worth

taking a closer look at the legal peril that he faces. Let's begin right here in New York,

where Donald Trump's business practices have's begin right here in New York, where Donald

Trump's business practices have been under intense scrutiny in two separate investigations over the

past few years. Just 12 days ago, the Trump Organization was convicted on 17 counts of criminal

tax fraud stemming from the company's practice of giving out luxurious perks to its executives

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