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Today, a preview of the week ahead. It's your Politico Playbook Daily Briefing.

Here are the week's top three storylines we're watching for this week.

One, the January 6th committee's primetime possible finale. The panel will hold its eighth hearing Thursday night using an 8 p.m. slot to explore what

Trump did during the 187 minutes before he told his supporters rioting at the Capitol to go home.

Here's the question, will this actually be the committee's final hearing?

Politico colleague, Nicholas Wu writes in,

quote, committee members have stressed this is the conclusion of just, quote, the series of

presentations. Members of the panel have still reserved the right to hold more hearings, especially

as new witnesses come forward, and committee members have talked about holding even more hearings

to tee up their

final report in the fall.

They're still investigating as they staged the hearings this Tuesday.

They're expecting a tranche of information from the Secret Service on the agency's missing

text messages after the select panel subpoenaed the Secret Service last Friday.

The tricky part for the committee is going to be how to balance

the drafting of their report with the intake of new information. Expect them to keep on working

and flexing their investigative muscles, even during the normally quiet August recess. Thursday

certainly won't be the last wheel here from the January 6th Committee. Storyline number two,

reconciliation in the Senate.

On Thursday of this week, the Senate parliamentarian is expected to have so-called

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