All right, Anderson, thank you.

I am Chris Cuomo and welcome to Primetime.

We have two breaking stories developing on our watch.

First, the January 6th committee said it would not ask nicely and it hasn't.

For subpoenas to Trump's four horsemen, Mark Meadows, Steve Bannon, Dan Scovino and

Cosh Patel, not to be clear, a subpoena implies no wrongdoing on the part of any of those

men.

It's just a demand that they must come testify.

Now why them?

The chairman of the committee says all four had communications with the White House or

were working in it or in the days leading up to the insurrection were involved and we're

going to unpack what all that means.

Also, we're going to unpack strategies of foot for all of those men to say nothing at all.

We also have exclusive new details in the Gabby Petito case.

On top of the breaking news that a federal arrest warrant has been issued for Brian

Laundry, the fiance of Petito who remains nowhere to be found.

We have new details.

Now first on the warrant, it was issued in Wyoming.

That's where Petito was found dead Sunday, but there are no charges in it related to her

killing.

The warrant is for the quote use of unauthorized devices related to Laundry's activities

following the death of Petito.

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