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We've got a scoop for you on today's January 6th hearing. It's your Politico Playbook Daily Briefing.

The House Select Committee Investigating January 6 sent a subpoena last week to Alex Holder.

He's the documentary filmmaker who was granted extensive access to then-president Donald Trump in his inner circle,

and who shot interviews with the then-president, both before and after January 6.

The existence of this footage is previously unreported.

A source familiar with the project told Playbook on Monday night that Holder began filming on the campaign trail in September 2020 for a project on Trump's re-election campaign.

Over the course of several months, Holder had substantial access to Trump, Trump's adult children, and Vice President Mike Pence,

both in the White House and on the campaign trail.

According to the subpoena, which is obtained exclusively by Playbook, the committee wants three

main things from Holder.

One, raw footage from January 6th, two, raw footage of interviews from September 2020 to

present with Trump, Pence, Donald Trump, Juner, Ivanka Trump, Eric Trump, and Jared Kushner, and three,

raw footage, quote, pertaining to discussions of election fraud or election integrity surrounding the November 2020 presidential election.

Holders expected to fully cooperate with the committee in an interview scheduled for Thursday.

You can catch a link to the full subpoena over in today's

playbook at Politico.com slash playbook. At 1 p.m. today, the committee will gavel in for a hearing

that centers on the pressure campaign Trump and his allies mounted to get state officials to overturn

the 2020 election, including attempts to advance slates of, quote, alternate electors to flip the results

in Trump's favor.

That's political as Nicholas Wu and Kyle Cheney report this morning.

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