i think a lot of the things we learned have seemingly come from her. right. what more can we expect, seung min, from these ised a lo american people. can they deliver they re setting high expectations. but we have learned a lot from the reports coming of the of this committee so far. but they promised there are more, and there is a reason they re put thing front and center in primetime. i also think there s a different element of seeing these people testify in person and the impact that has. we talked about cassidy hutchinson, the very valuable witness for the january 6th committee. she s expected to not only testify in person during the hearings, but videotapes of her testimony, of her private discussions with the committee are expected to be aired according to the sources that my colleagues have talked to.
washington to do something to curb the seemingly endless stream of gun violence. on capitol hill, senators are considering small changes, like addressing mental health and joe biden is demanding a lot more. after columbine, after sandy hook, after charleston, after orlando, after las vegas, after parkland, nothing has been done. this time that can t be true. this time we must actually do something. the issue we face is one of conscience and common sense. and joining me now with their reporting, sung min kim, molly ball, hans nichols, and cnn s melanie zanona. so biden s speech was a reminder that this we ve been here before, we ve seen this show before. but in a lot of ways, he had to say something. on his list of things he wanted
i think they think they have. how real is that? yeah. the committee s job is first and foremost to find the truth. it s not the affect the next election or to convince people of anything. but it is to tell the full story of what happened, we know they interviewed hundreds of people, gone through thousands of pages of documents. it resonates with me, because a lot of what they have to do is take all this information and synthesize it and tell a story. turn it into a narrative art that people can understand, and to sort of highlight that emotion, that first-person emotion that people were feeling, right? as seung min was saying, the power of people two were there, who felt in realtime the panic and the fear of what was happening. and then, you know, to make the case that this was not a sort of spontaneous eruption, right? that this was a coordinated