includes errors and shouldn t have been released. do you think social media companies fully appreciate the role they played in january 6th? i don t think so. that lack of awareness of responsibility is stark. by seeing this information we will be able to understand better what happened on january 6th in order to ensure it doesn t continue to repeat itself. reporter: and of course the social media companies like twitter have gone to great lengths to explain what they say they are doing to crack down on violent rhetoric on their platforms including in the runnup to january 6. some sources we spoke to on the committee said not everything the committee learned could fit into the final report. but clearly for some of these whistle-blowers they didn t go far enough. no. they were in the middle of it all and want the story told. terrific report. great to see you in person. thank you. the news continues.
social media companies fail to anticipate post election violence. social media platforms had a delayed response that arise from far right extremism. twitter was paralyzed by fear of political reprisals. key decisions at twitter bungled by incompetence and poor judgment i risked a lot to come forward and speak to the committee and to share the truth about these momentous occasions in history and i think it is really a missed opportunity that the committee did not include that information forefront and center within their report. reporter: she and others say the january 6 committee missed a real opportunity here. you worked on the committee. do you agree? the report did its job exceedingly well which was to show the american public the dangers posed by president trump s multi layered attack on our democracy. reporter: as for the draft document jacob glick says it
connecticut believes mcdaniel stands the best chance of uniting the fractured party. in elections there are disagreements, but that doesn t mean that at the core we don t know that we are a family and that we are united by our principles and our policies. reporter: if this is a family, john and certainly that s what republicans feel like there is a big feud going on. that is going to be settled on tomorrow in a vote. but it is a secret ballot that adds to the dynamic hanging over this race entirely. the reason this is important is because this committee helps decide the rules of the presidential race, which starts one year from now. john? crucially important. jeff zeleny, thank you very much. we have an exclusive ahead, someone who testified before the january 6th committee, who was anonymous to us, now going public for the first time on television right here on cnn. what he thinks the committee s final report on the attack missed and what she now hopes to bring to lugt nex
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thinking my rights were restored as the guy told me when i filled the paperwork out. reporter: a convicted felon also said he received a voter id card in the mail and was arrested in august for allegedly violating the state s voting laws. like this, my house surrounded. reporter: and john, here s something important to note. here in the state of florida, state law requires the state to notify local election officials if a voter is convicted of a felony or not eligible to vote. in the five counties where the arrest took place, the local election supervisor tell them the state did not inform them these voters were not eligible. terrific report. seems like people caught in the middle here. more reporting to come i am sure. thank you so much for that. next, arkansas governor asa