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Dear Executive: Please use your powers to execute the needs of the people by firing these failures. Thank you.

Judge Royce Lamberth sentenced two prominent January 6 defendants to 41 month sentences in the last week. One thing both sentencing hearings did -- whether motivated out of genuine remorse or as part of a cynical ploy to butter up a judge -- is reaffirm the legitimacy of the judicial process. Both these men recognized their actions as crimes. Both recognized the legitimacy of a judge imposing sentence for it. And both defendants recognized the professionalism of those at DOJ working to prosecute the case.

John Durham wrote the Igor Danchenko in a way that will allow Danchenko to make credible discovery requests on the counterintelligence investigations into Carter Page, Sergei Millian, and Oleg Deripaska, as well as two FISA orders.

They can't stop the bullshit. It's in The New York Times' DNA.

Igor Danchenko may have lied about the role of Charles Dolan in several of his dossier reports. Except that may not have been the question he was asked.

On Office of Special Counsel showing how rampantly Trump encouraged his flunkies to violate the Hatch Act may do little more than demonstrate how toothless the OSC is. But in this case, the report may be useful for demonstrating that Trump cannot be treated with presidential prerogatives in the last months of his Administration.

Gina Bisignano claims she entered into a plea deal in July. Which goes to show that there may be significant developments in the January 6 investigation that don't show up on public dockets.

Rolling Stone published another piece about the Trump Westchester course; this time ex-employees dished about insurance claims made related to flooding at the course in 2011. Will we learn what really happened?

John Durham included three sections in the Igor Danchenko indictment where he basically made unfounded accusations (and in at least one case, a provably false claim) without charging them.