Tonight, he faced a pressure campaign from his former boss in 2020, and today Mike Pence

appeared before the grand jury investigating January 6th, what his testimony could mean

for the special counsel.

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As the 11th hour gets underway on this Thursday night.

Good evening once again, I'm Stephanie Rool, live from Washington DC tonight, where there

is a major development in the special counsel investigation into former President Donald

Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election.

According to a source familiar with the matter, today, former Vice President Mike Pence

testified for hours before the federal grand jury in the case.

The January 6th committee already shed some light on what Pence did that day of the

Capitol riot.

We've seen video of then-vite President Pence on the phone with then-speaker Nancy Pelosi

trying to get control of the situation.

And we've also seen the Secret Service rush the Vice President through the Capitol and

find safety in a parking garage.

Here's just some of what we learned during those hearings about the interactions between

Pence and Trump on that fateful day.

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