The House Select Committee investigating the January 6 Capitol Hill riots will be assembling Thursday for what could be its final public hearing ahead of the November midterms.

In the last eight hearings in June and July, the committee made public damning evidence revealing the extent to which former President Donald Trump and his aides had sought to leverage the powers of the presidency to keep him in office despite his election defeat.

Multiple sources told CNN that the committee will focus on making it evident that Trump remains a clear and present danger to democracy.

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“We’re going to bring a particular focus on the former president’s state of mind and his involvement in these events as they unfolded,” a committee aide told reporters Wednesday, according to the Hill.

“So what you’re going to see is a synthesis of some evidence we’ve already presented with that new, never-before-seen information to illustrate Donald Trump’s centrality from the time prior to the election,” the aide said.

When to watch the January 6 Committee’s ninth public hearing?

The hearing begins at 1 p.m. ET Thursday.

Out of the eight hearings held so far, two have been scheduled for prime time to ensure the January 6 Committee has a large audience.

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Where to watch the upcoming January 6 Committee hearing?

The January 6 Committee has live streamed all its public hearings. The ninth session will also be broadcast on all social media handles of the committee, including Twitter, Facebook and YouTube.

The sessions are also covered by nearly all mainstream American media channels.

While there will be no witnesses appearing in-person on Thursday, the hearing will feature new testimony and evidence that has been uncovered since its last hearing in July, sources told CNN.

Some of the evidence that will be presented Thursday will come from new witnesses, which could include Trump’s former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, former Secretary of Treasury Steve Mnuchin, and former Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao, the CNN sources added. New testimony from witnesses the committee has presented in previous hearings could also be presented Thursday.