Retired U.S. Capitol Police Officer Harry Dunn joins MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell to discuss Donald Trump deploying California's National Guard and Marines to Los Angeles despite Governor Newsom's objections after Donald Trump refused to deploy them during the January 6th insurrection at the Capitol.

President Trump's sweeping pardons for January 6th rioters did not end all of their legal issues. A federal judge grilled the Department of Justice on whether the pardon covers one defendant's separate gun case. NBC News' Ryan Reilly joins Ana Cabrera to explain more.

Rep. Madeleine Dean (D-PA) joins Alex Witt to share her thoughts on Kash Patel serving as FBI Director and to discuss President Trump falsely claiming that Ukrainian President Zelenskyy is a "dictator without elections."

NBC News' Ryan Reilly reports as Justice Department prosecutors say President Trump's pardons for federal defendants in January 6 cases did not apply to Edward Kelley, who was convicted for plotting to kill FBI agents.

President Trump said he expected to fire "some" of the FBI investigators who worked on cases involving the Capitol riot on January 6, 2021.

FBI agents are suing the Justice Department, alleging retribution over their work on January 6th cases. Former federal prosecutor Chris Mattei, who is representing the seven FBI agents in the case, joins Chris Jansing with the latest on the case ahead of tomorrow's hearing.

Nine unnamed FBI agents have filed a class action lawsuit against the Department of Justice after they say they were instructed to fill out a survey about their roles in January 6 investigations. NBC News' Ken Dilanian has details on the lawsuit and the concerns the agents have about their identities being made public.

In an effort to not only rewrite the history of his January 6 insurrection but to exact revenge on the agents and lawyers who worked to hold him and his rioting supporters accountable, Donald Trump appears to be in the midst of a massive purge of the FBI and the DOJ, turning them into agencies that cater to his interests and concerns instead of the law. Rachel Maddow explains.

MSNBC's Ali Velshi is joined by David Rohde, NBC News Senior Executive Editor for National Security, and former U.S. attorney Joyce Vance, to discuss the breaking news of the firings of a slew of high-ranking leaders at the FBI and Justice Dept. prosecutors tied to January 6 cases.

MSNBC legal correspondent Lisa Rubin interviews Alexis Loeb, a former federal prosecutor who worked on charging January 6th defendants. One of President Trump's first actions after inauguration was to pardon Jan. 6 rioters. Now, Trump's DOJ is conducting a review of Jan. 6 prosecutions.

January 6th insurrectionists granted clemency by Donald Trump have been re-arrested, investigated, and shot by police.