appears more likely than not, bannon could be faced with a simple choice, start cooperating with the committee or go to jail. by the way, if he sits in jail for a year, he could avoid ever talking to the committee. so what is next? where does the road map for the january 6th committee s probe lead us as a political matter, a legal matter? as a national matter and as a democracy? more importantly, how long will it take us to get there, and can we get to the end of this investigation before the end of this congress? leigh ann caldwell is on capitol hill. also, professor of constitutional law at boston university law school. and washington post s robert costa, author of oodward. we ll be joined by pete williams, justice correspondent, in a moment. let s go to capitol hill where the action is taking place today. we know bannon s folks tried to get a one-week delay. the committee said no. this vote is going to happen today. how quickly will the full house vote to send this referral to