Good evening.

We begin with breaking news in the January 6th investigation, the latest in a string

of major developments on the subject throughout the day.

CNN has learned from multiple sources that former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo could

sit down for a deposition with the House Select Committee as soon as this week.

And we've seen more indications today that the other investigation, the Justice Department's

criminal probe, has progressed further than previously thought.

Late today, CNN learned that the Justice Department obtained a second warrant for that

man right-wing attorney, John Eastman's cell phone.

This one permitting them to actually look at the contents of the cell phone.

Eastman, as you know, is the one who cooked up the dubious legal rationale for overturning

the election.

Also, today, there's word that Cassidy Hutchinson, former top aide to then White House Chief

of Staff, Mark Meadows, who testified before the January 6th Committee, is cooperating

with the Department of Justice, that's according to a source with knowledge of the discussions.

And it comes with a caveat.

We don't yet know the extent of her cooperation.

We're learning, though, that she's not alone this morning.

In a acquaintance of hers, former White House Communications Director and current CNN

political commentator, Alyssa Faragriffin, said she is, quote, aware of other White House

officials who have been reached out to by the Department and are planning to cooperate,

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