Good evening.

After more than once of investigations involving approximately 1,000 witness interviews, including

top officials, the White House and Department of Justice, an analysis of thousands of documents,

the House Select Committee investigating the January 6 attack on the Capitol, now today

that it will deliver what is essentially its closing statement next week, a full report

as well as possible criminal referrals to the Justice Department.

The announcement comes weeks before the new Republican majority assumes control of

the House, they're expected to dissolve the January 6 committee, but that does not end

the inquiries into what happened.

Just today, the Department of Justice Special Counsel, Jack Smith issued more subpoenas for

local election officials in key 2020 battleground states asking for any and all communications

with the former president, his campaign aids and allies from a seven-month span.

We're going to have more in the Department of Justice investigation into what happened,

including attempts to gain access to our Republican Congressman's text messages, plus

newly revealed text messages to the former president's chief of staff at the time of

the insurrection.

We start though with what the White House or what the House Select Committee may have

in store next week.

I'm joining out by CNN, Polico Corp. and Sarah Murray.

What do you expect?

It's going to be a hearing on Monday.

That's right.

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