Jim Jordan: “Do you know what a quid pro quo is?”
Guy appointed as an ambassador after donating $1M to Trump’s inauguration: “I do.”
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Ryan J. Reilly
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@nbcnews senior justice reporter + author. SIGNAL: ryanjreilly.62 publicaffairsbooks.com/titles/ryan-j-…
- One of the best photos I’ve even taken, from 12 years ago this week.
- BREAKING: Former NYPD Officer Thomas Webster sentenced to 10 YEARS in federal prison. A new Jan. 6 record.
- SPOTTED: Officer Daniel Hodges, who held the line inside the lower west tunnel on Jan. 6, once again on duty during a major speech at the Ellipse (only this time, featuring far fewer armed conspiracy theorists).
- BREAKING: law enforcement officials have seized thousands of cloth masks that were mailed to four different cities to protect Black Lives Matter protesters from COVID-19:
- Sen. Mitch McConnell correctly noted today that there's "very little election fraud" in the United States, a fact that perhaps would've been useful to publicly and forcefully articulate, say, between Nov. 4, 2020 and Jan. 6, 2021.
- "The FBI digital team will be arresting all who illegally entered the DC [Capitol]." TrumpIsYourPresident1776: "Lmao yaaaaaaaaaa sure thing buddy!” The FBI arrested Debra Maimone in New Castle, PA, today.
- PHILADELPHIA — Nobody has climbed a porta poddy yet, and Secret Service won’t let 40 ozs in, so we’re not at Super Bowl parade or Live 8 levels. But there’s a pretty huge crowd of Kamala Harris supporters gathering in front of the Rocky Steps / site of Jason Kelce’s speech.
00:00 - So strange how early in the process there was a two-thirds vote to find Trump guilty and then they just kept “finding” all these other senators to vote not guilty.
- DOJ seeking 2+ years for Jacquelyn Starer, a physician who struck an officer with a closed fist and yelled "Fucking bitch!" inside the rotunda.
- NEW: Former Oath Keeper testifies that Stewart Rhodes informed him that he was in contact with a Secret Service agent.
- NEW: Guy Reffitt is guilty on all five counts. Clean sweep for DOJ.
