representative elaine gloria on cnn described the focus of the upcoming hearing this way. >> we will go through minute by minute during that timeframe from the time they left the stage at the ellipse and came back to the white house. and really sat in the white house, in the dining room, with his advisers urging him continuously to take more action. not only was it a situation of not doing anything, a one point the infamous tweet at 1:24, he actually egged people on by saying vice president pins didn't have the --. >> the congressional sessions we have seen so far about january 6 at about had donald trump and those around him schemed to block the election results. this is not the end of the committee's investigation. kinzinger said thursday this is just the end of the first hearings. more could come when the house committee releases a report of their findings later. when that will be is still not known but that is because this is an ongoing investigation and committee members are saying they are getting new information and hearing from the witnesses every single day. even this week w

that hearing will be led by democrat elaine gloria and republican adam kinzinger, both military veterans. today, they heard closed-door testimony from a former white house caid, garrett ziegler, who worked closely with trump ally and former trade advisor peter navarro. the latest january 6th hearing will happen just about one mile from where this guy, steve bannon, is on trial in federal court. he is charged with contempt of congress for refusing to comply with committee subpoenas for testimony and documents. as we learned today, the georgia grand jury investigating trump's possible election interference sent subpoenas to nearly a dozen of georgia's fake electors. those fake electors signed a document, saying trump won the election, even though, of course, he lost in the state of georgia. they are now fighting to block those requests. with that, let's get smarter with the help of our lead off panel, a pair of pulitzer prize winners from the washington post. carol leonnig, investigative reporter who has covered the secret service for years, in fact wrote a book on them, and philip rucker,

but let's hear from congresswoman elaine gloria, who gave us a preview of what we can expect to hear. >> mr. cipollone's testimony is a very valuable. we'll be incorporating that into our hearing coming up on thursday. but there's actually more. it's not only mr. cipollone, there's other witnesses we've spoken to who have yet to appear in our previous hearings. we'll have a lot of value and information to events that critical time, on january 6th. >> as she said, we will be hearing from individuals we have not yet heard from and committee members, today, have said those will include advisers who are with president trump during those hundred 87 minutes. that window between when trump left the stage after his rally speech and when he finally sent out a tweet, saying please stop to the rioters. so, we are expected to hear from those. kinzinger said that they have filled in the blanks. so, it will be a very detailed account of the actual day of january six. yasmin? >> joe, let's talk through some of the stuff. first and, foremost i kind of want to address secret service and try to acquire

>> well, with regard to the witnesses, congress woman elaine gloria, one of the two lawmakers leading tomorrow was asked about theke witnesses today and she sd matthew pottinger, former security official, would be able to talk to how he was someone who really believed in the work that he was doing in the trump white house but he did not believe the election was stolen. as for sarah matthews, she would be able to speak to what was going on in the white house at the time. so we can expect the committee to use them to try to piece together these remaining bits whathe exactly was happening in the white house during those roughly threen hours from beginning of the attack until trump told the rioters to leave. but moving to the bigger picture, the -- what the committee is likely to do with this hearing is try to get into trump's mind at the time of the attack. committee members stressed how they really want to figure out what exactly was in trump's mind as he, for example, put out his tweet attacking mike pence. what was -- why -- when did the white house- figure out there s violence going

the two leading the questioning this evening elaine aurea -- gloria. and adam kinzinger a republican of illinois who represents areas west of chicago including rockford. while both representatives are military veterans. in an interview with the new york times she said tonight hearing would focus on former president trump's waiting three hours before he issued a message calling for calm as the capital. many witnesses in at the capitol and white house that day. the first hearing was tonight and the committee heard from capitol police officer carolyn edwards and british documentarian. the june 13 hearing featured bj pat u.s. attorney from georgia, and chris stier wilt of former fox news editor. greg jacob and michael let it a former federal appeal judge were the witnesses. on june 21 two current and one former georgia election official. secretary of state brad raffensperger and shea moss testified along with russell wesley bowers, a republican member of arizona state house. the fifth hearing featured three former justice department officials. the june 28

the red suit to his, right to the left of your screen, to liz cheney's right is congresswoman elaine glorianger are going to be presiding over the hearing this evening. luria is a navy veteran. >> committee will be in order. >> consider air force. let's listen in. >> good evening. earlier this week, i received a positive covid diagnosis. per cdc guidelines, i have received the initial two shots, and all of the boosters, thus far i have been blessed to experience very minimal symptoms. because i am still quarantining, i cannot participate in person with my colleagues. i have asked vice chair, miss cheney, to preside over this evening's hearing. including maintaining order in the room, and swearing in our witnesses. over the last month and a half, the select committee has told the story of a president who did everything in his power to overturn an election. he lied, he bullied, he betrayed his oath. he tried to destroy our democratic institutions. he summoned a mob to washington, afterwards, on january 6th, when he knew that the mob was heavily armed and angry, he commanded the mob to go to t