yamiche, let's start with you. we're going to hear for the president tomorrow, the president has given us a preview. they say that they are going to lay the blame for january six squarely at donald trump's feet. but this is a tough line for the president who got elected. he ran and got elected on the idea that he is going to be a unifying near of some sorts. >> that is right ali. but when it comes to january six president biden has always been crystal clear. he saw the attack on the capital as a state on our democracy. he sees it as a real threat to american democracy. and he has always said that the people who are responsible should be held accountable. he has been very clear that he wants to be independent of the department of justice's investigation. but we can expect that tomorrow on the anniversary of this terrible day where we saw white supremacists and all sorts of hate groups and all sorts of people who were fueled by the lies fell to them by the former president trump, that he is going to president biden i

yamiche, donald trump was clearly obsessed with georgia. if you remember, on 1-6 in this rally on 1-6 in that now notorious speech, he now mentioned -- have a listen. >> we are leading pennsylvania, michigan, georgia by hundreds of thousands of votes. and then late in the evening, or early in the morning, boom. georgia, georgia, they defrauded us out of a win in georgia. georgia, georgia, georgia. they missed georgia that much. i love georga. and that do. it's a corrupt system. georgia, georgia, georgia. >> georgia, georgia, georgia. given all of that, we know that the 1-6 committee is looking to overturn the election at the federal level. do we know whatever the committee is making at the local and state level in places like georgia? >> well, thanks for having me on tonight. really, we do know that lawmakers who are on the january six house select committee, they have a team of lawmakers and aides who are looking specifically at former president trump's effort to try and influence local elected officials and local election officials to try

yamiche alcindor the white house correspondent for the pbs news hour and moderator of washington week. also on pbs jonathan carl is the chief washington correspondent for the abc news, author of the new york times best-seller, betrayal, the final act of the trump show. and katie benner is the justice reporter for "the new york times." the white house has given us a bit of a preview. they say he's going to lay the blame for january 6th squarely at donald trump's feet, but this is a tough line for the president who got elected. he ran and got elected on the idea he was going to be a unifier of sorts. >> that's right, ali. but when it comes to january 6th president biden has always been crystal clear that he saw the attack on the capitol as a stain on our democracy. he sees it as a real threat to american democracy, and he's always said that the people who were responsible should be held accountable. he's been very clear he wants to be independent of the department of justice's investigation. but we can expect that tomorrow on the anniversary of this terrible day where we saw white supre