Good evening everyone. This is CNN Tonight. I'm Allison Camarada. The January 6th

Committee wants Donald Trump to face criminal charges. A source sells CNN that

the committee is expected to ask the DOJ to pursue at least three criminal

charges against former President Trump. They are conspiracy-digit fraud, the federal

government, obstruction of an official proceeding, and insurrection. So we'll

talk about what all that means. Plus tonight, American tourists are stranded at

Machu Picchu because of violent protests breaking out across Peru. So we're

going to speak live to an American who is stuck there and has run out of her

critical medication. She'll tell us if there is a plan to get her out. And what

does the term free speech mean to you? It has now become a weapon in the

culture war, but what does it even mean? What does it mean online? What does

it mean on social media? Does Elon Musk get to decide? Or can we find some

universal definition of it? Our super smart panel has some thoughts on all of that.

But first, let's get to the new developments out of the January 6th Committee. We

have with us John Miller, CNN Chief Law Enforcement, and Intelligence

analyst. Give a long title there, John. A lot of people have trouble using the word

intelligence. John Miller in the same sense. That wasn't the problem. Also CNN,

Senior Political Analyst, John Avlon, and CNN Legal Analyst, Jennifer Rogers.

That's a much easier title. Okay, Jennifer, so let's look at the three charges

that they are considering. Abstruction of an official proceeding, conspiracy to

defraud, the federal government, insurrection, which one would be the hardest to

prove, do you think? Oh, that's a good question. I think probably the

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