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

Committee putting out more new witness testimony tonight, stuff we have not

heard before, including how Mark Meadows allegedly burned documents, and how much

talk about QAnon there was in the White House. Also tonight, the question

thousands of angry stranded passengers are asking at this hour, what's going

on with Southwest Airlines? Why are they subjecting travelers to so much chaos?

How will the airline make it up to those passengers? And the Supreme Court

allowing that Trump-era border policy to stay in place, that's the one that

sends migrants back to Mexico to wait for their asylum hearings. So what does

this mean for the mess of the border tonight? Will it change anything? And whose

responsibility is it to fix this? We have a lot to talk about tonight. But let's

start with the new transcripts from the January 6th Committee and CNN's Justice

Correspondent Jessica Schneider. So tell us what's in these, Jess. Allison, there are a

lot of new details here, particularly because one of these transcripts is

Cassidy Hutchinson's final deposition from June 2022. That was actually right

after she had fired her Trump World Attorney, and her new attorney was letting

her correct the record and really tell every truth to the committee. So first

off, she told the committee that she saw Mark Meadows burning documents in his

office fireplace around a dozen times, which she guessed amounted to about once or

twice a week, all between December 2020 and January 2021. And she says at least

twice, she saw Mark Meadows burning documents after he met with Republican

congressman Scott Perry. Perry, meanwhile, he'd been subpoenaed by the committee,

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