Good day everyone, I'm Andrea Mitchell in Washington, joined here by Halle Jackson and by Katie

Turin, New York.

As the January 6th Committee shifts its focus today, from the pressure of Mike Pence to Donald

Trump's campaign to get state and local officials in battleground states to falsify election

results so we could hold on to the White House.

So here is what and who to watch for 60 minutes from now in this hearing begins.

State Republican officials from Arizona, the House Speaker there, Rusty Bowers, and from

Georgia, you see him on your screen, Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffinsberger and

his deputy gave Sterling all of whom faced relentless pressure from former President Trump

and his inner circle of election deniers in the week after Joe Biden was rightfully

declared the winner of the 2020 race.

The Committee is also going to introduce the country to the woman you see on the right,

Andrea Shea Moss, a Georgia elections worker who along with her mother, faced down threats

to her safety after being accused of being part of a conspiracy theory involving fake

ballots totally debunked by the way.

And most of the discussion heading into today's hearings surrounds Brad Raffinsberger who

fought off a pro-Trump challenger in a state's primary elections earlier this month.

Raffinsberger was facing deep discontent from some Trump supporters for pushing back on

Donald Trump in the days before the January 6th insurrection, refusing the former President's

request to quote, find the votes Trump needed to win that state.

I just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more that we have because we want the

state and flipping the state is a great testament to our country.

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