Good evening heading into what will be at least two televised hearings next week.

The House January 6th select committee wrapped up a highly anticipated and potentially very

significant day.

For more than seven hours, starting this morning, former White House counsel Pat Sepoloni

sat for the panel.

And according to committee members, a law of green, this testimony, she says, was useful.

I will say Mr. Sepolini did appear voluntarily and answer a whole variety of questions.

He did not contradict the testimony of other witnesses.

And I think we did learn a few things, which we will be rolling out in hearings to come.

So there's that and there's also new reporting on what could be a big step in obtaining testimony

from another figure, Steve Bannon.

CNN's Ryan Noble's joint is now with the latest.

So what else can you tell us about what Mr. Sepoloni told the committee?

Do we know anything?

Well, the first thing Anderson is that he was behind closed doors for a significant amount

of time.

The committee heard testimony from Sepoloni for more than seven hours.

And as you heard from Congressman Zolloffgren, what he had to say was productive.

They got information from him that they were looking for it.

Now, the question is just how much of what they've heard from prior witnesses was Sepoloni

able to specifically confirm.

And there is a little bit of somewhat of a caveat that Zolloffgren provided to that.

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