How to Watch the Final January 6 Committee Hearing Live

The public hearing on the January 6 insurrection will be streamed in prime time on July 21. Everyone is free to watch the presentation of what the committee found during its investigation.

WIRED continued their coverage of the January 6 attack in Washington, DC, including how the police arrested rioters and how the committee hearings are designed to grab your attention.

How to watch the upcoming hearing.

If you have access to broadcast TV channels like ABC, CBS, and NBC, or news networks like CNN and MSNBC, parts of the upcoming committee hearing will be aired live. Most broadcasts can be streamed for free with the help of a digital antenna.

Are you interested in watching the hearing on your computer or phone? If you subscribe to the January 6 committee's YouTube channel, you'll be able to see all the information as it's presented live. Didn't attend the previous hearings? You can rewatch the January 6 hearings on the internet.

How should you expect it?

During a recent interview on "Face the Nation," Adam Kinzinger, a Republican representative and part of the bipartisan committee, said, "I will give you this preview, the president didn't do a lot but gleefully watch television during this time."

Matthew Pottinger and Sarah Matthews will testify on Thursday. After the riots, Pottinger resigned from Trump's national security team. On January 6th, Matthews resigned as a press aide for Trump.

The committee subpoenaed the Secret Service about a week before the hearing. The final presentation is expected to be heard number eight. The committee has painted a far more organized and coherent picture of the administration's efforts.

Hundreds of people have been arrested by the police in relation to the riots. It's not clear if Trump will be charged with a crime. The Justice Department is looking into Trump's involvement in the insurrection that followed his failed presidential bid. According to Rolling Stone, potential prosecution is one of the motivating factors for the former president to return to politics.