Good evening.

There are major new January 6 developments tonight in both the House Select Committee's

investigation and the Justice Department's criminal probe.

First, the Select Committee and the key members of the former administration who are now

cooperating with it or could be about to, or talking about former cabinet level officials,

with firsthand knowledge of what the former president was saying.

Last night in the program, we talked about pieces of a puzzle, and these could be significant

ones, because these are men who could speak if they choose about what the former president

was asking their departments to do, or even what some of them were reportedly discussing

among themselves about using their own constitutional power to stop the president.

What those who talked already have said to the committee and what others might say, we

just don't know, but what they could say, given the positions they held and what they

were privy to, is potentially formidable.

They include former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who we first reported last night,

is expected to sit down with the House Select Committee, perhaps as soon as this week.

Also former Treasury Secretary Stephen Mnuchin, who we learned just today, has already been

interviewed by the committee.

Sources also telling us that negotiations are underway with the former director of National

Intelligence, John Ratcliffe, for a sit-down with him.

And finally, there's former Acting White House Chief of Staff, Mick Mulvaney, who we spoke

with earlier this week on the program.

He was spotted on his way out after speaking with the committee today.

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