apparently jeffery clark and other folks, and how so many in the d.o.j.rly walked out. and at the core, the effort to use the d.o.j. to assist trump in his campaign. all of those seemed pretty damning to me. but then someone else might directly point to what happened in georgia, and i guess one of the revelations from the report would be the fact that we all really focused on an infamous phone call to brad raffensperger, when it seems there may have been many brad raffenspergers, the secretary of state of georgia, who we all heard on a phone call, donald trump pressuring him, to get 11,000-plus votes. that, it appears, may have been just one of many instances of pressure on state officials. and not even in the state of georgia. so there's just so much to choose from. i think that was the biggest challenge for the january 6th committee. so much data. so much evidence. how did this summarize in a way that would interest the american public, who admittedly, we all have relatively short attention spans. >> we do. and do you think they set it up for the d.o.j.

what about, for example, congressman cot perry, republican lawmaker, jeffery clark, the d.o.j. official, whops whose thame was brought up in the report repeatedly, in the meeting, not criminally referred but a shining spotlight from the committee to say to the d.o.j., it seems like, setting up that bat signal, look at these folks, if you're not already, presumably they certainly are and then of course this question about people who did and did not cooperate with the committee. the intriguing call-out section, where they praise for example pat cipollone but blasted donald trump and kale yeah mcenany and when those transcripts are released, there is even more. let's turn to ali vitali on capitol hill, she was inside the hearing room and with us, nbc news justice and intelligence correspondent ken dilanian. and carol leonig is with us pulitzer prize national investigative reporting with the "washington post" and the co-author of the book "i alone can fix it, donald trump's catastrophic final year." ali, i will start you with in the room. kind of interesting here, color-wise, not a

some of his top allies, rudy giuliani, john eastman and former doj official jeffery clark all face investigations> yes. >> reporter: clark's home also searched. >> can i put pants on first? >> sir, you have to clear the house. >> reporter: as he faces doj scrutiny as well. an unsealed court filing reveal investigators have accessed emails between clark and senator scott perry, who refused to talk to january 6th committee. when it comes to the committee, in addition to referring to doj for charges of obstruction of an official proceeding and conspiracy to defraud the federal government, we're also learning they're expected to refer to doj a charge of insurrection. these are all mostly symbolic. the justice department did not take its cues from congress, but lawmakers on this committee have felt like it's important for the historical record and to sum up their work. they say they have found evidence of criminal activity and people it's important to put that forward to the department of justice. >> with me now is michael zeldin, former federal prosecutor and host of the podcast "that said with micha

clark, mr. jefferies, mr. aguilar, mr. meeks, the gentlemenwoman from ohio, ms. capture. from illinois, mr. quigley. the gentleman from california, mr. mccarthy. the general from texas, the gentleman from atlanta, mr. rogers, mr. mccall, the gentleman from arkansas, mr. hill. the gentleman from mr. pennsylvania, plr fitzpatrick. the ms. sparks. >> the president of the senate at the direction of that body appointed the following senators as members of the committee on the floor to escort volodymyr zelenskyy. mr. schuman, mr. durbin, mrs. murray, mrs. stabinau, ms. klobuchar, mr. menendez, mr. cardin, the senator from kentucky, mr. mcconnell, the senator there south dakota, mr. thune, ms. arnst. the senator from missouri, the senator from idaho, mr. rische and the senator from ohio, mr. boardman. >> the members of the committee will escort the chamber through the lobby doors. >> ambassador, michael cfall, i apologize. let me ask you again what you see with zelenskyy's team why this was so important. >> you were talking about concrete objections with this trip. i think there

jefferies will replace speaker nancy pelosi as the head of the democratic party as we work. >> to advance the ball for everyday americans and get stuff done messages. it's congresswoman katherine clark and california's pete aguilar were elected as a top deputy and democratic caucus chair. >> democrats say they welcome what they see as a generational shift. i think he the tools that are necessary to lead and i support him and the rest of this lake. but it's a different story for republicans as leader kevin mccarthy tries to position himself to be the next speaker of the house. january 3rd, things are going to change focus on bringing u.s. economy back. lowering inflation, make america energy independent. behind the scenes, mccarthy is fighting the political battle of his career as conservative members of his own party and the house freedom caucus are trying to sink mccarthy's bid. >> to become speaker so far, mccarthy is giving major concessions, including promising to restore committee membership for congresswoman marjorie taylor. greene, who was kicked off her committees after making anti-semitic cotments and condoning violence against democrats. >> and members of the house freedom

jefferies will replace speaker nancy pelosi as the head of the democratic party as we work. >> to advance the ball for everyday americans and get stuff done messages. it's congresswoman katherine clarknia's pete aguilar were elected as a top deputy and democratic caucus chair. >> democrats say they welcome what they see as a generational shift. i think he the tools that are necessary to lead and i support him and the rest of the slate. but it's a different story for republicans as leader kevin mccarthy tries to position himself to be the next speaker of the house. january things are going to change focus of bringing this economy back. lowering inflation, make america energy independent. but behind the scenes, mccarthy is fighting the political battle of his career as conservative members of his own party and the house freedom caucus are trying to sink mccarthy's bid. >> to become speaker so far, mccarthy is giving major concessions, including promising to restore committee membership for congresswoman marjorie taylor. greene, who was kicked off her committees after making antisemitic comments and condoning violence against democrats. >> house freedom caucus members would like to see

jefferies will replace speaker nancy pelosi as the head of the democratic party as we work. >> to advance the ball for everyday americans and get stuff done messages. it's congresswoman katherine clark and california's pete aguilar were elected as a top deputy and democratic caucus chair. >> democrats say they welcome what they see as a generational shift. i think he the tools that are necessary to lead and i support him and the rest of the but it's a different story for republicans as leader kevin mccarthy tries to position himself to be the next speaker of the house. january 3rd, things are going to change focus on bringing this economy back. lowering inflation, make america energy independent. but behind the scenes, mccarthy is fighting the political battle of his career as conservative members of his own party and the house freedom caucus are trying to sink mccarthy's bid. >> to become speaker so far, mccarthy is giving major concessions, including promising to restore committee membership for congresswoman marjorie taylor. greene, who was kicked off her committees after making antisemitic comments and condoning violence against democrats. >> and members of that house freedom ca

jefferies will replace speaker nancy pelosi as the head of the democratic party as we work. >> to advance the ball for everyday americans and get stuff done messages. it's congresswoman katherine clark and california's pete aguilar were elected as a top deputy and democratic caucus chair. >> democrats say they welcome what they see as a generational shift. i think he the tools that are necessary to lead and i support him and the rest of this lake. but it's a different story for republicans as leader kevin mccarthy tries to position himself to be the next speaker of the house. january 3rd, things are going to change focus on bringing u.s. economy back. lowering inflation, make america energy independent. behind the scenes, mccarthy is fighting the political battle of his career as conservative members of his own party and the house freedom caucus are trying to sink mccarthy's bid. >> to become speaker so far, mccarthy is giving major concessions, including promising to restore committee membership for congresswoman marjorie taylor. greene, who was kicked off her committees after making anti-semitic comments and condoning violence against democrats. >> house freedom caucus members wou