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    Trump RNC's question for new hires: Was the 2020 election stolen?

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  • Americans wise to Trump's rhetorical tricks recognize his threat; Trump excuses ring hollow

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  • ‘Betrayal’: Jan. 6 hero cop slams Trump’s promise to pardon Capitol insurrectionists

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  • Donald Trump pledges to ‘free’ January 6th prisoners if he returns to office

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  • 'This is a different ball game': Trump vows to pardon Jan 6th Defendants if elected

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  • FBI arrests Jan. 6 rioter who assaulted officers with a Trump flag

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  • Joe: Easy to contrast where the country is today with where Trump brought the country

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  • Supreme Court weakens U.S. defenses as GOP nominates new crop of extremists

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  • Cheney effect: Hear from a two-time Trump voter who changed his mind after reading Liz Cheney’s book

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  • How a federal appeals court decision could affect hundreds of Jan. 6 cases 

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  • Lawrence: SCOTUS ‘threw out half of Trump’s appeal’ in immunity case

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  • Rep. Swalwell: Accountability coming to Trump for inciting Jan 6 insurrection

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  • How Letitia James could seize Trump assets if he doesn’t pay

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  • Lawrence: Jack Smith asks SCOTUS to move fast on Trump. Nixon case is proof they can.

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'They knew': Republican lawmakers wanted pardons for criminal coup, per evidence

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New congressional evidence suggests several GOP members tied to former President Donald Trump were seeking pardons for their conduct relating to overturning the election. The evidence, cited in letters requesting testimony from Congressman Ronny Jackson, Congressman Andy Biggs, and Congressman Mo Brooks, suggests the members viewed their own election plot as potentially criminal. MSNBC’s Ari Melber reports on the developments and wider efforts by different Trump allies to overturn the results, including former White House aide Peter Navarro, whose admissions about overturning the election overlap with some of these apparent efforts by members of the House.