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‘Betrayal’: Jan. 6 hero cop slams Trump’s promise to pardon Capitol insurrectionists 10:42
Supreme Court turns away 'Cowboys for Trump' co-founder using 14th Amendment 03:59
‘Demoralizing’: Analysts unpack how Trump’s pardon plan for insurrections impacts American justice 06:45
Trump supporter charged with firing gun during Jan. 6 attack to be held in detention 01:51
Rep. Scott Perry is on ‘Mount Rushmore of extremists,’ says Dem challenger 04:06
Donald Trump pledges to ‘free’ January 6th prisoners if he returns to office 08:48
'This is a different ball game': Trump vows to pardon Jan 6th Defendants if elected 05:44
FBI arrests Jan. 6 rioter who assaulted officers with a Trump flag 01:43
Joe: Easy to contrast where the country is today with where Trump brought the country 02:38
Supreme Court weakens U.S. defenses as GOP nominates new crop of extremists 06:00
Cheney effect: Hear from a two-time Trump voter who changed his mind after reading Liz Cheney’s book 06:13
How a federal appeals court decision could affect hundreds of Jan. 6 cases 02:15
Lawrence: SCOTUS ‘threw out half of Trump’s appeal’ in immunity case 09:40
Rep. Swalwell: Accountability coming to Trump for inciting Jan 6 insurrection 03:55
How Letitia James could seize Trump assets if he doesn’t pay 03:10
Lawrence: Jack Smith asks SCOTUS to move fast on Trump. Nixon case is proof they can. 07:55
Trump’s bombshell move pays off? Supreme Court responds to his request to hold 'immunity' smackdown 05:51
Rep. Garcia: Republicans are turning their backs on democracy 04:15
Trump can be jailed in 2024: Appeals court deals nightmare blow in Jack Smith case 09:58
Prof. Tribe on Trump ballot case: Colorado was doing its job applying the Constitution 08:48 Trump bracing for indictment? WH lawyer testifying as Giuliani says 45 should have pardoned himself 11:27 Trump White House counsel Pat Cipollone will go under oath and testify before the Jan. 6 committee. Cipollone was in the West Wing on Jan. 6 and warned Donald Trump’s team against committing “every crime imaginable.” Trump’s former deputy press secretary, who resigned from his administration after the insurrection, is also set to speak before the committee. Meanwhile, Rudy Giuliani spoke out Trump's legal woes, saying the former president “should have pardoned himself.” July 7, 2022
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‘Betrayal’: Jan. 6 hero cop slams Trump’s promise to pardon Capitol insurrectionists 10:42
Supreme Court turns away 'Cowboys for Trump' co-founder using 14th Amendment 03:59
‘Demoralizing’: Analysts unpack how Trump’s pardon plan for insurrections impacts American justice 06:45
Trump supporter charged with firing gun during Jan. 6 attack to be held in detention 01:51
Rep. Scott Perry is on ‘Mount Rushmore of extremists,’ says Dem challenger 04:06
Donald Trump pledges to ‘free’ January 6th prisoners if he returns to office 08:48