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It's Tuesday.

Today's show, a look at what's next for the January 6th committee.

This is your Politico Playbook Daily Briefing.

The January 6 panel issued subpoenas yesterday to a half-dozen Trump advisors,

including campaign manager Bill Steppian, campaign senior advisor Jason Miller, national executive assistant to the campaign

Angela McCallum, and former national security advisor Michael Flynn. The Washington Post writes

that two other subpoenas were issued to John Eastman, who outlined a legal strategy in early

January to block Joe Biden from the presidency,

and former New York City Police Commissioner Bernard Carrick, who led efforts to investigate voting

fraud in key states.

Here's one key line from the piece, quote,

All of them reportedly participated in discussions about challenging the election results,

though Stepion, according to published reports, was initially skeptical acclaims made

by some of Trump's legal advisors, including his former personal attorney, Rudolph Giuliani.

Politico's Kyle Cheney, with Betsy Woodruff Swan, has been all over the January 6th

committee news, broke down Monday's development and a note to playbook, quote, the latest batch

of subpoena targets fall primarily into two note to playbook, quote, the latest batch of subpoena

targets fall primarily into two groups. The planners, Flynn and Eastman, helped Trump

devise a strategy to stay in power despite losing the election. The implementers, Steppian

Miller and Carrick, were campaign operatives and surrogates who helped reconfigure Trump's massive

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