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THREAD: It's a shorter week, but here's what's on the Jan. 6 docket in the next few days.

Next up, at 1:30 p.m., is a plea agreement hearing for James Lollis Jr. before Chief Judge Beryl A. Howell. Lollis was arrested in South Carolina in September. ImageImageImageImage
At 3 p.m., Nichole Prado has a plea agreement hearing before Judge Rudolph Contreras. ImageImage
Also at 3 p.m., Micajah Joel Jackson has a plea agreement hearing before Judge Randolph D. Moss.

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Tomorrow, at 10 a.m., Justin McAuliffe has a plea agreement hearing before Judge Royce C. Lamberth. ImageImage
Tomorrow, at 3 p.m., there's the sentencing of Rasha Abual-Ragheb before Judge Carl J. Nichols.

The feds want 30 days incarceration. "Civil War is coming and I will be happy to be a part of it," she wrote.

storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.usco… Image
Also tomorrow: we should learn the government's sentencing request in the Russell James Peterson case. He stormed the Capitol in a "(F**k) your feelings" sweatshirt, and his mom bragged he "sat in Pelosi's chair." Sentencing set for next week. huffpost.com/entry/capitol-…
This week, we may also learn the government’s sentencing request in the case against Caleb Jones, who is set to be sentenced Dec. 1. Image
This week we may also learn the government’s sentencing recommendation for Pennsylvania’s Terry Brown, a retired public safety officer who was among the handful of rioters actually arrested inside the Capitol on Jan. 6. He’ll also be sentenced Dec. 1. ldnews.com/story/news/202…
In the case of Andrew Wrigley of Pennsylvania, the government today asked for two months of home detention, a 36-month term of probation and 60 hours of community service. Sentencing set for Dec. 2. Link: storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.usco… ImageImageImageImage

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Oct 23
.@nickquested has an important new film out called 64 Days that zeroes in on the critical timeframe in the lead up to the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.

I’ve watched far more Capitol attack footage than any sane human being should, and even I was floored by what he’s got.
If you’re in the DC area, come see a screening on Thursday. eventbrite.com/e/64-days-dc-p…
If not, here’s how to see the film:
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Oct 15
THREAD

The day after the 2020 election, a mob of Trump supporters who believed Trump’s lies about voter fraud flooded to the TCF Center in Detroit, the largest majority-Black city in the nation.

NBC News’ own ⁦@PattersonNBC⁩ was inside, here’s some of what he saw:
As @janestreet and I report in our new story on the chaos at the TCF Center in 2020, some of the key instigators there — including folks banging on the windows — had official ties to the Trump 2020 campaign operation.

nbcnews.com/politics/2024-…
@janestreet Now, here's a key thing to know about the people who flooded down to the TCF Center on Nov. 4, 2020, because they saw some post on Facebook or something: They're plainly wrong. Trump didn't lose Michigan because of fraud in Detroit, where he performed better than he had in 2016.
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Aug 9
NEW: One of the worst Jan. 6 rioters, David Dempsey, hit with 20 years in federal prison by a Reagan-appointed federal judge who has spoken out about the “preposterous” and dangerous rhetoric some Republicans have used in an attempt to “rewrite history" on Jan. 6.
Dempsey appeared to flash an “OK” sign as he was led out of court, several witnesses observed. Other rioters have yelled “Trump won!” as they were led out of court.

More to come:

nbcnews.com/politics/justi…
My report for @MSNBC:
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Jul 31
DOJ inspector general concludes, as folks who were paying attention four plus years ago did contemporaneously, that having Bureau of Prisons guards man civilian protests was a bad idea. Image
"Allowing federal law enforcement to operate with anonymity all but eliminates accountability when force is inevitably used against demonstrators." huffpost.com/entry/william-…
"A senior Justice Department official credited Barr with the idea of bringing in federal prison corrections officers, calling it an example of Barr’s 'outside the box' thinking." huffpost.com/entry/william-…
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“If [we] don’t have a charge, we don’t say anything about an investigation; we just don’t do that.”

From the OIG report on Willam Barr and the Trump-appointed U.S. attorney who helped fuel the ex-president's bogus voter fraud narrative back in 2020. Image
He announced his resignation just before the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, which was fueled by Trump's election lies. huffpost.com/entry/david-fr…
"Freed’s unusual conduct came under intense scrutiny from Justice Department veterans who noted it was “wildly improper” for a federal prosecutor to be making public declarations about investigations that could be used as a political cudgel and help undermine confidence in the electoral process." huffpost.com/entry/david-fr…
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DOJ inspector general's report on the Roger Stone sentencing recommendation (remember that?) is now out. It calls former interim U.S. Attorney Timothy Shea's leadership "ineffectual" and DOJ's handling of the Stone sentencing "highly unusual." Bill Barr refused to cooperate.
"we found that Barr had articulated his position about the sentencing recommendation both before and shortly after the first sentencing memorandum was filed, and before the President’s tweets." oig.justice.gov/sites/default/…
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"Barr was in the middle of listening to what others thought about the idea of a second filing when someone mentioned the tweets, and then 'the air almost went out of the room.'" Image
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