Capitol riot committee to hold at least eight public hearings starting in June ...Yemen

Congressman Bennie Thompson, who chairs the Homeland Security Committee, reportedly said there will be at least eight public Capitol riot hearings beginning in June, and that the committee will ask Republican House and Senate members to participate.

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