It's been exactly 300 days since Trump issued a mass pardon for over 1,500 people who stormed the capital on January 6th. We were wondering around here, what happened. Where are they now.Well, let's start with a militia member who was actively texting members in an Oathkeepers group chat, who called himself, and I am not making this up, a member of the curb stomp crew, and who is now the lucky recipient of not just one, but two presidential pardons. President Trump pardoned this man, Dan Wilson, on Friday f ...

I'd do it if it was necessary. So far, it hasn't been necessary, but we have an insurrection act for a reason. >> President Trump has been asked a lot about the Insurrection Act.That's a federal law from 1807 that gives power to the president to deploy the US military domestically and federalized National Guard troops during specific circumstances. Invoking the act effectively suspends what's called the Posi Commamatus Act, which prevents federal troops from participating in civilian law enforcement activit ...

Welcome to Meet the Press Now. I'm Gabe Gutierrez in Washington where President Trump and his team are escalating their legal and political fight with Democrats while seemingly laying the groundwork to invoke a rarely used law from 1807 that that gives the president emergency powers to defend the country against a rebellion. It comes as the administration pushes for additional military deployments into Democratic run cities and tries to paint Democrats as literal insurrectionists.Speaking in the Oval Office ...

RT Clandestine (@WarClandestine)This is the textbook legal definition of an insurrection.Chicago Mayor says he signed an executive order to “reign in” the Trump administration, and set up “ICE-free zones”.They are obstructing federal law enforcement.This is 1860’s type stuff.https://t.co/zuqDRtNlvD ...

Trump Falsely Claims FBI Agents Acted As ‘Agitators And Insurrectionists’ On Jan. 6https://t.co/Rdg19ho98k https://t.co/1wq79cyECI ...

and Jamie Rascin joins us now. He's the ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee. Congressman, it you know, you see the images of what's happening on the ground there in DC and then now there seems to be backtracking on whether the National Guard troops who are deployed will be armed.You know what. How is there any legal justification for this. Well, there's plainly no emergency.America saw a real emergency in Washington DC on January 6th, 2021. That's what a real emergency looks like, a an insurrect ...

Welcome to the beat everyone. We're monitoring live pictures from Los Angeles as we come on the air right now. People are continuing these protests after what has widely been reported as the Trump administration's escalation. 700 Marines now deployed by the administration arriving today. You can see some of the indications of this type of military presence on American streets. This is a rare effort to deploy US troops inside the US for what would seem like policing purposes, although the details are in deba ...

The troops that are being deployed here are not being deployed for our purposes. We did not request through the sheriff, through the mutual aid system for National Guard troops. What are the troops in in in LA to do.Uh and that is unclear to pretty much everybody at this time. That's the LAPD police chief basically saying unclear uh what these troops are supposed to do and they don't need them. We are joined now by Congressman Seth Molton of Massachusetts.He's a veteran, a former US Marine captain who serve ...