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i'm kasie hunt, and this is "cnn tonight." finally taking their most coveted testimony so far. hours and hours and hours with former trump white house counsel pat cipollone under oath behind closed doors, more than seven hours to be precise. and it's all on the record. but what exactly did the panel

i'm kasie hunt, and this is "cnn tonight."their most coveted testimony so far. hours and hours and hours with former trump white house counsel pat cipollone under oath behind closed doors, more than seven hourto

i'm kasie hunt, and this is "cnn tonight."cal day for the january 6th committee, finally taking their most coveted testimony so far. hours and hours and hours with former trump white house counsel pat cipollone under oath behind closed doors, more than seven hours to be precise. and it's all on the record. but what exactly did the panel learn? does donald trump have a lot more to be worried about tonight? >> mr. cipollone did appear voluntarily and answer a whole variety of questions. he did not contradict the testimony of other witnesses, and i think we did learn a few things which we will be rolling out in the hearings to come. so, i think it was a, you know, a grueling day for all involved. mr. cipollone and the staff and the members. but it was well worth it. >> well worth it, says committee zoe lofgren on cnn earlier tonight. she did not get into specifics, but she thought cipollone was candid with the panel today and believes that his answers were, quote, honest. congresswoman lofgren did note, quote, some complications

let's hand it over to kasie hunt let's hand it over to kasie hunt and "cnn tonight". -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> so do i anderson. >>> this is "cnn tonight." on the eve of what could be the biggest day yet for the january 6th committee, arguably the most significant witness yet set to appear before congressional investigators. we're going to have much more in just a second. first, we want to show you video just obtained by cnn in another january 6th probe, the federal criminal investigation. we now have body cam video of several agents raiding the home of former trump doj official jeffrey clark. he, you may remember, is the environmental lawyer that the ex-president allegedly wanted to install as attorney general because, of course, he seemed willing to help trump overturn then-president-elect biden's victory. the footage shows authorities arriving at clark's doorstep two weeks ago and executing a search warrant on his virginia home. as you can see here, he answered the door in boxers and a dress shirt and was asked to wait outside while officers searched the house. the raid

i'm kasie hunt in for jake tapper. we start with our politics lead and the january 6th committee releasing new evidence in its case against donald trump as it narrows its focus for the coming weeks. on the agenda, trying to compel testimony from ginni thomas, a conservative activist and wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas, over her role in advocating to overturn the 2020 election. committee vice chair congresswoman liz cheney telling cnn they will consider a subpoena if thomas doesn't cooperate. >> we certainly hope that she will agree to come in voluntarily, but the committee is fully prepared to contemplate a subpoena if she does not. >> committee is also pushing to get more documents from the u.s. secret service and answers about the agency's potentially missing text messages from on and around january 6th. one of the committee members, congresswoman elaine luria, released previously unseen video testimony this morning, highlighting trump's reluctance to give a speech condemning the violence on the day aft

i want to hand things over to kasie hunt and "cnn tonight." >> anderson, thanks so much. welcome to "cnn tonight." vice president harris just visited the site of yesterday's deadly mass shooting in highland park, illinois. earlier she called on congress to renew the assault weapons ban and protect communities across the nation from what she called the terror of gun violence. it was another semiautomatic weapon, similar this time to an ar-15 used to slaughter more innocent americans. and this time it happened on america's birthday. more than 70 rounds were fired on an independence day parade, according to police. [ sounds of gunfire ] >> just terrifying, terrifying. we learned another person died today from wounds suffered in the parade attack. that brings the total number of dead to seven now. and dozens more are injured. we also learned today among the dead are 35 and 37-year-old irina and kevin mccarthy. they are or were aidan's parents. he is a 2-year-old boy. he was found alive after the shooting and was reunited with his grandparents. but now we know that he's an orp

i'm kasie hunt in for jake tapper. we start with our politics lead and another major development in what has been a monumental week for january 6th investigators. the latest twists, more missing text messages from the period leading up to the capitol attack. according to the "washington post", texts from donald trump's acting homeland security chief, todd wolf, and ken cuccinelli, or m.i.a. department of homeland security said texts were lost in a reset of their government phones at the end of the trump administration. today a source tells cnn that the january 6th committee did interview chad wolf several months ago the same time they met with cuccinelli. that was before they learned of the possible deletion of records. these revelations come on the heels of exclusive cnn reporting that the justice department is preparing to fight in court to force former white house officials to testify about trump's conversations and his actions around january 6th. cnn's ryan nobles starts off our coverage from capitol hill with new

i want to hand things over to kasie hunt and "cnn tonight." >> anderson, thanks so much.sident harris just visited the site of yesterday's deadly mass shooting in highland park, illinois. earlier she called on congress to renew the assault weapons ban and protect communities across the nation from what she called the terror of gun violence. it was another semiautomatic weapon, similar this time to an ar-15 used to slaughter more innocent americans. and this time it happened on america's birthday. more than 70 rounds were fired on an independence day parade, according to police.

with me to share their reporting, kasie hunt, mj lee and lopez.the eed at top we're gog to hear from the president in a minute. wooes he's going to talk about the new agreement. we'll get into the details later in the program. but he's coming out because he knows it was bad news this morning. he has a reason to celebrate potential good news. to the question now i was watching another network this morning. quickly moved to banners that said welcome to the biden recession. this plays for republicans and the president's critics. the president the other day said no. >> we're not in a recession. my hope is we go from this rapid growth to a steady growth. and so we'll see some coming down. but i don't think we're going to god willing, i don't think we're going to see a recession. >> how do they view this at the white house? do they want to get in that debate? are we in a recession, close to are recession or try to look above it and talk to the american people about gas prices are down. there's progress there. and the other stuff is coming when? >> they

. >> joining us now is gloria borger and kasie hunt.a. >> i think to follow caikaitlin think we're going to hear a lot about mark meadows. we know from pottinger's previous testimony that he went to him and said he heard from a former national security adviser in the white house, look, what's happening with getting the national guard up there? he went to mark meadows. meadows seemed frustrating, told pottinger he was trying to do something about it but of course nothing happened. we know from other testimony that mark meadows was often telling people one thing that he was doing with donald trump and doing something very different. and i think we may hear more about that this evening, particularly from two people inside the white house who both resigned in disgust after the president's tweet about mike pence. and you're going to hear what they felt about meadows and what they felt about that tweet. >> i think we should be clear to hear these 187 minutes when i was at the capitol complex during this time, it was the longest 187 minutes i