Ethan Nordean wants to release evidence of what he didn't see when he entered the Capitol on January 6. But Eliel Rosa, who just pled guilty, has now described what Nordean would have been seeing -- or doing -- at the moment he wasn't seeing cops open the door of the Capitol.

In its statement declining to substitute DOJ for Mo Brooks in Eric Swalwell's lawsuit, DOJ las out the argument that no federal employee can be immune from liability for a conspiracy to obstruct the vote certification based on campaign-related activities.

Accused January 6 defendant Freddie Klein says he wants his phone back. The government says they can't return it because they need proof the Signal texts on his phone weren't tampered with.

Contrary to what ill-informed people are claiming, DOJ's decision on whether to substitute for Mo Brooks has nothing to do with whether or not DOJ will hold Trump accountable for January 6, because DOJ would hold Trump accountable via conspiracy to obstruct the vote charges.

Since he got arrested, Josiah Colt's co-conspirator Nate DeGrave has been trying to get the GoPro video that he and Colt took before and during the insurrection. Colt's Statement of Offense may explain why DeGrave has been trying to get it.