learn more over the course of this hour. but we're going to start tonight with some breaking news from washington. tonight the january 6th investigation has voted to hold trump white house chief of staff mark meadows in contempt. the committee holding him in contempt tonight means that tomorrow it'll be the full house of representatives that will vote to refer him to the u.s. justice department for federal criminal prosecution for contempt.atte now, that'll be the justice t' department's independent decision, but the house will decide tomorrow to make that referral of him for potential prosecution. mark meadows is a special case here. white house chief of staff is a big deal. it's a high-ranking official, very close to the president throughout the incidents in question. that said, in this investigation he is one of nearly 300 people, 300 witnesses that have been is called by the investigation thus far and asked to provide documents and testimony.ed initially mr. meadows seemed like he was going to comply.e last month he turned over thousands of pages of documents