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There's a question for you. Does Donald Trump's endorsement still matter?

It's your Politico Playbook Daily briefing.

Since we scooped yesterday morning, the documentarian Alex Holder was subpoenaed by the House January 6th committee, seeking previously unreported footage he recorded over several months of full access to Donald Trump, his adult kids, and Vice President Mike Pence.

More details have emerged about what's on the tapes.

Bob Costa from CBS reports that Holder's archive includes, quote, 11 hours of footage of

interviews with members of the Trump family, including the former president himself, recorded

between September 2020 and January 2021. That, of course, comes atop the many hours of footage

Holder has that are not direct interviews with the Trumps. Maggie Haberman from the New York Times was shown a portion of the footage featuring

Ivanka Trump, in which she said her father must, quote, continue to fight until every legal

remedy is exhausted, because the sanctity of our elections was in question.

Haberman writes that the clip is, quote, striking for how it shows Ms. Trump using a different

tone in describing her father's

efforts to overturn the outcome than she did in the portion of her deposition to the House

committee that has been made public so far.

The next hearing comes Thursday at 3 p.m.

According to Chair Benny Thompson, the panel will highlight Trump's attempts to, quote,

corrupt the country's top law enforcement body,

the Justice Department, to support his attempt to overturn the election.

The witness list, former acting attorney general under Trump, Jeffrey Rosen,

Richard Donahue, the former acting deputy attorney general, and Stephen Engel,

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