This is the beat with Ari Malver.

And let me tell you where we begin tonight.

Trump world absolutely rattled over what looks like

a significant conclusion to this January 6th committee's work.

And I'm going to show you why you'll make up your own mind.

The January 6th committee held that unusual weekend meeting.

Now they're prepping what will be one of those public meetings,

the hearings that really galvanized so much action,

including a DOJ when they held them throughout the year.

This is basically the last one that we know of.

A meeting Monday to release its exhaustive report

to vote on that in criminal referrals.

And a Wednesday, of course, the report comes out as I've told you.

So here's what we're hearing.

Congressman Raskin now says, these come in criminal referrals,

which would be voted on Monday, will also

deal with evidence that's relevant to federal prosecutors,

including evidence that may be new.

It has not yet come to light.

Now, let's keep it real.

That could sound like any government official,

or a member of Congress, hyping something before it comes out.

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