Good evening once again. I'm Stephanie Rule, the breaking news tonight just over one hour

ago. The January 6th committee released its final report. It is 845 pages long and it

comes after a nearly 18-month investigation into the attack on the Capitol and Donald Trump's

effort to overturn the 2020 presidential election. The report begins with a forward from

House Speaker Pelosi, Committee Chairman Benny Thompson, and Committee Vice Chairperson Liz

Cheney. It then lays out the false narrative that set off the deadly ride at the Capitol

in eight detailed chapters. It starts with a big lie, former President Trump's false narrative

of a stolen election. We'll get a lot to dig into so let's get smarter. With the help of our

lead-off panel tonight, it is a great and very important one, Carolina. Pull it to prize

winning investigative reporter with the Washington Post. Kitty Benner, Pulitzer Prize winning Justice

Department reporter for the New York Times, former U.S. Attorney Joyce advance who spent 25 years

as a federal prosecutor. She is also a law professor at the University of Alabama and Professor

Melissa Murray of NYU Law School. She was a law clerk for Sonya Sotomayor on the federal bench

before her nomination to the Supreme Court. All right gang, let's roll our sleeves up. We've got a lot

to get through. Joyce, you have been reading through this report as has everyone. Hold on a minute.

I just want to point out we are going through maybe the most important newsnight of the year.

And I am looking at an all-female panel. Let's do it. Joyce, what sticks out to you the most so far?

So what you can see immediately when you dig into the report is how much trouble the committee

went to to document absolutely everything that they're saying. There are end notes in every chapter

extensively documenting the committee's narrative that you read through. And so for instance,

when you get to one important point where the committee is saying it was apparent to everyone that

there was an enormous risk of violence that night and the president should have canceled his

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