lawmakers seated, there is no real opposition, no pushback to question any of the conclusions or expand inquiry. over the next couple of weeks, we anticipate the unveiling of never before seen testimony, documents, video, audio from january 6th. even tonight we will see that whether that changes how people look at the event or how much it impacts politics going forward is yet to be seen. congressional correspondent chad pergram starts us off tonight live from capitol hill. good evening, chad. good evening, bret. the goal of the committee remind the public of what happened that day and warn people of threats to american democracy. tonight s hearing is a made for tv docudrama in prime time. tonight will be sort of an opening of the narration, the narrative of what happened as an assault on our democracy on our constitution, on our capitol, on our congress and in a very violent way. republicans anticipate something else. we can expect a circus. the democrats have been sh
majors and being able to play in the majors, is there a determination there? well, they are going to be able to play in the u.s. open, us has said those guys qualified can come play. i m sure it will be the same with the pga next year. the royal is not going to take them on. they don t want the lawsuit. augusta national don t have to answer any questions. it s invitational. they will see how it plays out 5, 6, 8 months from now and see where it is and they will make their determination who they invite and who they don t invite. mick, reed former champions supposed to have lifetime exemptions. they control the invites. bret: that is true. jim gray as always, thank you, sir. thank you, bret. bret: up next the panel on the january 6th public hearing and summit of the americas. first here is what some of our affiliates are covering tonight. fox 2 in honolulu a helicopter carrying six people crashed in a lava field on hawaii s big