warn their supervisors and in her telling denied over and over and over and over. and who knows what could have been avoided if they had listened to her and her colleague sooner. reporter: she s not happy with the january 6th committee s final report. social media companies are mentioned hundreds of times within the final report. however, their role or their responsibility within that day and the events of that day and violence that occurred has not been fully laid out. reporter: the committee had the a so-called team dedicated to social media and extremism. cnn obtained a copy of an unpublished draft document prepared. much focused on social media s role in the run-up to january 6th did not make it into the feith report. this is what did not make it into the final report. social media companies failed to anti-postelection violence. social media platforms had delayed response of far right
burning a black lives matter flag, but he s charged in this case with helping to orchestrate the january 6th violence. the trial is expected to provide new insights into how the capitol attack unfolded. we should see evidence from cases of more than 48 proud boys, who have been charged and at least 16 who have pleaded guilty. this case may shed light on what the fbi and other agencies knew in advance. the fbi was closely watching some of those proud boys. and the january 6th committee s final report said law enforcement agencies did successfully detect the planning for potential violence on january 6th, including planning specifically by the proud boys. the bottom line, this maybe the biggest trial in the biggest investigation in justice department history. ken dilanian, thank you so much. up next, disgraced crypto ceo sam bankman-fried is speaking out for the first time. why he says his company really
yeah, it happens. that s why visionworks gives you 100 days to change your mind. it s simple. anything else i can help you with? like what? visionworks. see the difference. this new year is bringing in the new congress, as we ve been reporting, and with that, the formal end to one of the most effective congressional probes ever, the january 6th committee s work, which made waves heading right into the holiday with that referral recommending several people including donald trump for prosecution, and then at the end of the week going into christmas, releasing the much-anticipated final report. we have breaking news tonight. the january 6th committee s final report is out. it is 845 pages. the panel placing the blame squarely on former president trump. at least 200 attempts by trump and allies to pressure
as it stands right now, 845 pages of damning evidence, painstakingly collected by the january 6th committee contain therein what amounts to a charging document aimed squarely at donald trump. the results of more than 1,000 witness interviews and hundreds of thousands of text messages, emails and documents hearings and reported combined to provide an incomplete look at what the committee uncovered the newly released final report contains a trove of important new information. so much, in fact that it could take us weeks to fully appreciate what the committee compiled some of the most startling revelations, startling witness accounts about the twice-impeached disgraced ex-president s state of mind in the leadup and during the attack on the capitol for instance, there s new evidence that indicates trump approved the violence excuse me i ve come back with
which congress is so far out in front of doj, with a plethora of former doj officials doing the investigative work in this case on the part of the 1-6 select mountain people like tim hang hathey and others it s odd. sitting in front of doj i m not really happy about this. in essence, the case file is now public we have all witness transcripts, more this afternoon including georgia s secretary of state brad raffensperger everyone can read for themselves the testimony of these people, and then we have the report, which is maybe half prosecutive memo, this document prosecutors, right before the they indict including possible charges and evidence to support them and part opening statement the government s expectation and how it will come to trial and