the new evidence that suggests that she was not honest under oath. then, neighbors in danger, fears are building that russia s war in ukraine could spill into bordering countries. we will tell you where and what to expect. let s get started. tonight is the night. after a two-year hiatus, the white house correspondents dinner is back. we have all the news on d.c. s big event. in the next hour, we will bring you the coverage of the roast and president biden speech live. first, we start tonight with some new developments from the january six committee. after nine months and more than 800 depositions and interviews, we have a date for when the public will finally get their first glimpse at the evidence. the committee is set to hold its first public hearing on june 9th. chairman bennie thompson also announced that the committee will send requests for testimony this week to several republican lawmakers. earlier, cnn obtained thousands of text messages from former trump chief staff,
Good evening and welcome to ayman, i am serena maxwell, in for ayman. coming up this hour, saved a day, the january six committee is finally scheduling their first public hearing. we have all the details. plus, then marjorie taylor greene lie on the witness stand,
Preventing this from happening again. the model, for this, i think, is the 9/11 commission. there is a series of hearings figuring out what happened in, and then acting a number of lost, designed to help prevent it from happening again. so, like the act, it is for the president to call up of military. you going to aid himself, and is going to be things like the electoral count act, that can be looked at. it is having to be accepted as donald trump s request to decertify the election that day. so, that needs to be shoring up. i think one of the task, before congress, is that after they ve collected this information, and they make recommendations to change as we need in the law, to ensure this never happens again. roberta mcquade, stick around, i want to ask you about marjorie taylor greene, and whether she may have lied under oath, last week, at a hearing
Then this text messages could be part of that plan. they discuss the marshall law as one way of disrupting that vote count. i think it could be bible later. it is certainly something they want to look at. it is why i think this committee is so determined to get their hands on marks meadows text messages. he was clearly texting many people that they. i think that is the secret to unraveling the plot. lawyers for the voters are trying to block marjorie taylor greene for running for reelection. they want this text message submitted as evidence in the case for which he was testifying in. if it is accepted, do you think it will hurt her case, this current case, to seek reelection? well, there is a few pieces of evidence in that attack there. number one, her voters, her constituents, it may be that these are people that elected her to office in the first place. perhaps, they did not find it as objectionable as perhaps that you and i do. this idea of keeping her off
Possibly get him what he wanted in another way. i think the indifference to the attack, either shows this was part of the plan the whole time, or, this sure is a convenient opportunity to take advantage of the situation. what are the things that really struck me, in these text messages, are the dates. so, you have sitting members of congress, actively engaging in conversations with the chief of staff, mark meadows, about ways to keep donald trump in power, after american voters decided, they didn t want that. and, also, after violence has taken place, on january 6th. marjorie taylor greene, her text was on january 17th. how should we process this, given the fact that it is so unprecedented? that is so interesting. if you look at the indictments filed by the justice department, against this plot, they see it didn t end on january six, is just one episode. the plot is going down on