In a spectacular case of being in the right place at the right time, British filmmaker Alex Holder was filming a documentary about former President Donald Trump and his inner circle around Jan. 6, and captured footage that has been central to the current hearings on the Capitol Riot and will be released later in the summer.

That footage has been turned over to the Jan. 6 House Select Committee, as they subpoenaed Holder due to his “extensive access” to the Trump administration before and after the Capitol attack. 

CNN -- a sister network to Discovery+ -- has released a trailer and numerous clips from the documentary, which is reportedly giving the Trump family "some anxiety."

Thanks to Holder, the Jan. 6 committee, as well as the public, now have access to illuminating footage of Trump's inner circle as he attempted to overthrow the 2020 election. 

On Wednesday, CNN released a clip of Ivanka Trump saying, “My father, he is very honest, and he is who he is.”

The video then cuts to Donald Trump Jr., who says, “He believes everything that he’s doing is right.”

Released footage also includes former Vice President Mike Pence's real-time reaction to demands he invokes the 25th Amendment against Trump -- to which he merely said, "Yeah, excellent." 

CNN and CBS aired additional clips from Ivanka's interview on Thursday night, which seems to contradict her testimony to the Jan. 6 committee. 

Holder also sat down with Lemon for an interview released Friday, during which he confirmed his belief that the Jan. 6 committee was interested in his footage to focus on "possible inconsistencies" from Ivanka.

Thanks to the already stunning footage, Holder will certainly continue his run as a media star while the hearings continue into July, and once his full documentary is released later this summer. 

The Jan. 6 committee hearings are serving as a painful reminder of the role Maria Bartiromo played in spreading former President Donald Trump's baseless election fraud claims.

Bartiromo remained a loyal supporter of Trump in the weeks after his loss, despite the fact that several Fox News anchors rejected his claims of fraud. 

As highlighted by the hearings, she even continued to grant ample air time to Trump's conspiracy theories after Republican lawmakers and Trump-appointed judges already rejected the claim.

On the second day of the congressional hearings, the committee aired an infamous 2020 interview between Bartiromo and Trump, in which the former president claimed “big massive dumps” of ballots were used to rig the election. 

Mediaite’s Joe DePaolo condemned Bartiromo’s interview at the time, declaring that the “farcical interview with Trump marks the end of her days as a journalist.”

Reacting to the interview, CNN's Oliver Darcy said, “history will not remember people like Maria Bartiromo very well.”

It was later revealed that Bartiromo sent Mark Meadows questions she “planned to ask Trump” an hour before the interview aired. 

During Thursday's hearing, the committee presented video evidence to demonstrate how Trump and his Republican supporters pushed the claim that the Justice Department refused to investigate voter fraud.

Bartiromo was also included in that evidence, as the committee aired an interview showing her asking Trump why the DoJ was ignoring the claims. “Missing in action,” Trump replied. 

Bartiromo's delusional support of Trump, which already sparked lawsuits from voting systems companies, is now being repeatedly featured throughout the committee hearings.