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The House January 6th Committee took center stage again on Tuesday morning.

And their continuing effort to prove that Donald Trump committed crimes in the run-up to Joe Biden's inauguration.

This latest episode in the ongoing series of hearings focused in on what the Committee called extremist groups and their relationship with Trump's inner circle.

Here to discuss his columnist, David Marcus. Hey David. What did we learn in yesterday's hearing?

Good morning. Tuesday's hearing was really centered on trying to show that Trump or his associates colluded with extremist organizations like the Oathkeepers and Proud Boys to plan and execute the attack on the Capitol.

The key allegation is that Trump knew there would be an attack and in fact incited it.

They went back over the claim that Trump should have known he lost, you know, with some new testimony from White House counsel Pat Sepolone about an angry meeting in the Oval Office with Sydney Powell and Rudy Giuliani who claimed that Trump won.

Now we heard live testimony as well as videotape depositions. Who did the Committee call yesterday and why?

Well, we heard from a January 6 rioter who blamed Trump for his actions as well as a former Oathkeeper who testified about how his group operated.

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