It is a breaking news.

They welcome to the beat on Mari Melboro.

We're actually tracking two major pieces of news, a split screen kind of day in Washington

where wartime leader and Ukrainian president Zelensky touched down in Washington to meet

with President Biden.

And tonight you'll have an address to a rare joint session of Congress that comes as

Congress as January 6th Committee, races to finish its work in the midst of the busiest

week ever, a meeting they held Monday referred Trump for indictment, first time ever in American

history.

They've released over 150 pages of their final report with the rest due tomorrow.

And as we came on the air, new transcripts dropping tonight in the last few moments,

key transcripts dropping for the first time.

So Congress has been teeing up a big decision over at DOJ either way.

In fact, tonight we have the committee member you see on your screen who read out those criminal

referrals.

Congress and Raskin will be my live guest on this big news night for the committee and

Washington in a few moments.

So with these two stories dueling for the nation's attention and a very real sense, Congress

is focused tonight.

We begin with the White House visit by President Zelensky, a high stakes and highly organized

security arrival there.

You see him greeting the president and first ladies.

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