Today on Velschia, the January 6th committee is back. The congressional investigators who've drawn a truly damning portrait of Donald Trump's behavior in the run-up to the insurrection are ready to present more evidence to the public this week.

Their next hearing is in three days, and key committee members are hinting at what's to come. We're going to have the very latest ahead.

Plus, with election deniers, big liars, and conspiracy peddlers of every description on the ballot this November, democracy is on the line. Today we return to our ongoing series,

focusing on the specific states and races where the outcome could put people in power who would

upend the crucial American ideal of free and fair elections.

Today's edition takes us to Pennsylvania, where the Republican nominee for governor was at the Capitol on January 6th,

and he's openly declared his willingness, if elected, to interfere with election outcomes in his state.

Pennsylvania's attorney general and Democratic nominee for Governor Josh Shapiro

joins me to talk about what's at stake in Pennsylvania, how he's fighting this battle,

and why he will not share a debate stage with his opponent.

Meanwhile, her dedication to truth and democracy is costing her her seat in Congress,

and now Republican Liz Cheney, a possible Republican presidential

contender, says she will campaign for Democrats this year if that's what it takes to keep the

election deniers from her own party out of office. Then the numbers are scary. Inflation over 8%.

The biggest six-month interest rate hike in over 40 years, the Dow at its lowest

level since 2020, and the S&P hitting a new low for the year. I know it sounds bad, but take a deep

breath, step away from your 401k because I've got two extremely smart economists joining me next

hour who are going to talk you down. Velshi starts now.

Good morning. I'm Alie Velshi. It's Sunday, September 25th. It is day 214 of Russia's brutal war in Ukraine, which Vladimir Putin planned would take three days. Instead, Russia has been turned into a

global pariah, its military exposed. Putin diminished and embarrassed on the world stage.

He's now facing intense and growing pushback within Russia, following his announcement of a

mobilization of the citizenry to feed his war needs, one that could send a million Russian men to war with minimal training

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