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Happening now,

now, Ivanc Trump is the newest target of the January 6th,

select committee, the panel, closing in on the former president's

inner circle by seeking a voluntary interview with his daughter.

This, as the investigation of Donald Trump's efforts to overturn the U.S. presidential

election, heats up in Georgia with a new request for a special grand jury.

Also tonight, exactly one year after President Biden's inauguration,

Democrats are in reset mode right now looking for ways to slice up and salvage pieces of

his stalled agenda. I'll ask the US Labor Secretary Marty Walsh about the path

forward and the president is on cleanup duty after his marathon news

conference. He's warning that any, any move by Russia into Ukraine will be

considered an invasion. We'll go live to the Ukrainian capital where officials

fear Bines remarks yesterday may have given a green light to Vladimir Putin. We want to

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