Jan 6 committee enlists former ABC News president to shape TV special
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The Democrat-led House January 6 Commission has brought on former ABC News President James Goldston as a special adviser for Thursday night's primetime hearing.
According to Axios, which first reported the news, Goldston is producing the hearing like "a blockbuster investigative special." Fox News has been told that it will feature live interviews with interspersed clips from taped depositions and various other audio and video including never-before-seen footage from inside the Capitol on the day of the riot.
Most congressional hearings take place during the day, beginning in the morning or mid-afternoon. Indeed, most of the commission's hearings are expected to go the same way, but House Democrats are looking to kick off the proceedings at a time that will yield the most eyeballs on their product.
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