Hi, Nicole. Thanks so much, and I'd like to welcome everyone to The Beat. I'm Katie Fang in for Ari Melburgh.

Tonight, breaking news on the January 6th committee and new evidence regarding Roger Stone.

Plus, our live interview with the Florida lawmaker who is suing Ron DeSantis over that cruel migrant stunt.

And the shocking video of police leaving a handcuffed

woman inside of a car as it's hit by a train.

Oh my God.

Incredible. Oh, my God. Incredibly, she survived, and we're going to tell you what's happening to the police that left her there inside of that car.

But we start today with Roger Stone and the upcoming January 6th committee hearing. The Washington Post

reporting that Wednesday's hearing will use clips from the upcoming Roger Stone documentary. The

filmmakers now complying with the committee subpoena after first balking. The documentary has footage

of Stone from over a period of two years, including trips. He took to Washington,

D.C., for the Stop the Steel rallies and from his post at the Willard Hotel on January 6th.

It also includes comments from Stone made months before the insurrection predicting violent

clashes. In a moment, I'm going to talk to one of the

reporters who broke this news. This comes as we get new revelations from former GOP Congressman

Denver Riggelman, who worked as a staffer for the January 6th committee. Riggleman telling 60

minutes, someone operating the White House switchboard placed a call to a rioter on January 6th while the riot was ongoing.

You get a real aha moment when you see that the White House switchboard had connected to a rioter's phone while it's happening. That's a pretty big, a aha. You get an aha. Wait a minute. Someone in the White House was calling one of the rioters

while the riot was going on? On January 6th. Absolutely. And you know who both ends of that call?

I only know one end of that call. I don't know the White House end.

Committee members downplaying the significance of the call and a committee spokesperson saying,

quote, since Wrigleman's departure from the committee, the committee has run down all the

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