and releases stubborn fat all while controlling stress and emotional eating. at last, a diet pill that actually works. go to golo.com to get yours. good day. this is andrea mitchell reports in washington. the january 6th committee is about to unveil its evidence of an alleged criminal conspiracy to overthrow the election. with former president trump at its center. after nearly a year spent interviewing more than 1,000 witnesses and more than 100,000 documents, the seven democrats and two republicans on the committee will try to persuade the country that there is an ongoing threat to our democracy. it all begins tonight in primetime with what the select committee says is never before seen video and new testimony about a coordinated effort to keep donald trump in the white house. i don t think anybody has put the whole thing together. certainly, it is eye-opening for me to see the story that we are about to tell america. we re going to find out some information, some ma
i want to play video by a documentarian. it s his footage that will factor into his testimony when he is the first witness up tonight. freedom! i am not allowed to say what s going to happen today, because everyone is just going to have to watch for themselves. it s going to happen. something is going to happen. one way or the other. we have stormed the capitol! right on! garrett, you have been getting latest information leading up to tonight s hearing. what can you tell us? what surprises, what is new? the bottom line is that tonight s hearing is meant to be more like a courtroom opening argument and while the committee might hint at some of the new information, i don t expect there to be the huge bombshells
hoping to convince who don t feel this way that there is an ongoing threat here. the other thing to keep in mind is the investigative work of the committee continues even still. they are trying to interview more people. they are trying to line up live witnesses. we learned today that brad raffensperger will be one of the live witnesses at a future hearing as the committee tries to break out the individual pressure points and pivot points in what they believe was a criminal conspiracy that went from november all the way through the events of the day. kristin welker, we will hear from top former aides to mike pence about the pressure on him and the threats to him. the threats that we are now learning more about. there was the hang mike pence chants from the crowd. even the noose that was put up outside the capitol on the ground. there s no doubt hearing from the former vice president,
that are rip-offs and put it on your platform. you can t require small businesses to buy stuff just to get put at the top of your platform. that s what this is about. it s about protecting competition. we are headed to the floor. we have been promised a vote by senator schumer in early summer. representative cicilline and buck did a 16-month investigation and are ready to work with us and pass the same bill. we finally, for the first time since the advent of the internet, are headed to the u.s. senate floor after passing this out of the judiciary committee 16-6, despite tens of millions of dollars spent against us. thousands of lawyers and lobbyists against us. $22 million just spent in one week in ads against this bill. that s what monopolies do, bullies do. congress is finally ready to stand up and take it on. amy klobuchar, thank you so much for being on top of all of these things from the senate
some of the skirmishes. there s video of him waving people in. there aren t that many cases against individuals who didn t enter the capitol grounds. it s a unique case here. given the role he played in encouraging the mob, that s what stuck him out from the other individuals, thousands of individuals who were on the grounds of the capitol that day. 8 820 arrests, the total number of people that went inside is more than 2,500. then there are hundreds of people on the fbi s website who have not yet been arrested who the fbi says assaulted law enforcement that day. garrett, kristin, ryan, thanks. amy klobuchar joins me now. i want to start with expectations. let s talk about this evening. it s very clear this committee is not supposed to be doing a legal explanation of