Hey, welcome to the morning, Joe.

It is Thursday, February the 3rd, quite a shot of the Capitol, which seems to be in the news every day, January the 6th.

And the news every day, it just keeps sort of piling out.

More news every day, Willie.

January 6th committee, who we thought we're starting about as slowly as I did.

And I was going to say high school, but high school, college, and law school, they've really taken off.

And every day, more documents, more information that is more damning for the former president.

Yeah, it's interesting. We talked, you know, many months ago, we thought, you know, this is moving rather

slowly. And if you talk behind the scenes to people around the committee, they say, look, we're

getting what we need.

For every high profile Steve Bannon who doesn't want to show up, for every Mark Meadows

who wants to make a point to Donald Trump and not show up to testify, we've got reams,

thousands and thousands of documents from Meadows in some cases, print documents and emails, but also from other people

around the president, press secretary's advisors, Mike Pence's team is cooperating by and large.

This committee will have what it needs to tell the story of January 6th.

Well, the oathkeeper, the head of oathkeeper's lawyer had said a couple days ago, Elizabeth,

that he was going to just plea,

he was just going to plead the fifth and say nothing. Ended up he was talking to him for six hours yesterday. That's the thing about yellies. Once you get them talking, they can't stop. Yeah, there's... Especially yellies with an eye patch. Yeah, there's... The committee, every day there's revelations. They seem to be focusing in on, as far as we can tell, on a potential conspiracy theory. They're going out in all different ways. But I think that they have been energized. And I think that the fact that more and more people are coming to talk is bringing others in too, because, you know, you have somebody in the Oval Office telling his or her side

of the story. The other person needs to go in and speak up for him or herself. So, you know,

this is, this is moving fairly quickly. They're talking about hearings in the spring.

A report sometime in the fall before the midterms.

So it's moving.

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