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a legacy of grit and grace. that s the trailer for the new documentary written grayson joining me now is eric harris the cocreator and senior producer of that documentary. he s the communications director of the house select committee of economic disparity, fairness, and growth. i like it. i love this approach. what drove the committee to present its findings like this? thank you for having me on, michael. for the most part, congressional hearings committee reports are bad as boring and dense as the days so that s why we try to do things differently on the select committee on economic disparity on fairness and growth. our chairman and himes said that you can engage people on an intellectual level. but to help move them and shake you have to touch their hearts. and that s telling stories of dignity, resolve, and ambition. and that s what we did right here, michael. we made a first of its kind documentary that tells the story of hardworking families
saturday night here at 30 rock. well it s a good saturday night at 30 rock. it s good to be with, you thanks again for handing off. good evening and welcome to ayman, i m michael steele in for a man when he. dean new details on the january six committee s final report and the conversations about criminal referrals. then security risk, donald trump was storing classified documents just feet away from mar-a-lago guests. and sore losers. pennsylvania republicans are trying to keep control of the state house despite losing the chamber in the midterms. let s get started. in less than 48 hours, donald trump could make history becoming the first president to be subject of a criminal referral from congress. on monday the january 6th committee will hold what will likely be their final public
act, coupled obviously with violence. in my view, january 6th committee, i don t think, and i know some people want to judge the consists or failure of whether or not donald trump gets convicted. to me, the success or failure of the january 6th commission s did they lay out the truth, what is that truth, and what is the impact of that truth? i think they ve already had success which as they demonstrated to the american public this summer that the danger of democracy in our country was at hand. and we, meaning all of us voted, needed to do something about that. so they re gonna weigh the politics of this but this has gone so far beyond politics with what i would say is a corrupt former president in the midst of this. i am really glad that they re going to do this and whatever they lay out, whatever they were for is to me and somewhat secondary to the fact that we have at least gotten closer and
it s obviously pretty contentious right now. that day haunting so many of us even today. tonight we ll explore the recent testimony or lack thereof given to the house select committee investigating the january 6th attack, who is being held accountable for their actions, and who is not. what repercussions former top aides and allies of the trump administration face for dodging subpoenas. and what steps are being taken to prevent these actions from ever taking place again. as three generals come forward in a piece published by the washington post, warning of, quote, lethal chaos inside of our military after the next election. with that, let s get started. we have been tracking major developments all this week in the investigation into the january 6th insurrection at the capitol. on monday the january 6th committee releasing a series of text messages sent to and from trump s former chief of staff mark meadows in the lead-up and on the day of his attack.