Advancing their efforts and military cooperation. Coming up, the warning details about what kind of weaponry and intelligence theyre talking about and what it could mean for the rest of the world. But we start in washington, d. C. , where as we speak, two of Donald Trumps allies in the attempt to overturn the 2020 election are facing justice. Not just on the same day, but in the very same courthouse. In just one hour, Enrique Tarrio will be sentenced, the former proud boys leader convicted of seditious conspiracy. Prosecutors want the judge to give him 33 years behind bars, which would be the longest sentence yet for anyone linked to january 6th. At the same time, Jury Selection is under way in the trial of former trump adviser peter nava navarro, charged with refusing a congressional subpoena from the January 6th Committee. But speaking outside the federal courthouse a few hours ago, navarro insists there is an overriding question that still needs to be answered. I believe and as ive
Boys were responsible for the violence on january 6th. More so than any other group because they say they were instrumental in all of the key breaches. They introduced plenty of evidence that he was orchestrating things from afar, messaging his followers then afterwards, said make no mistake, we did this. So now, he faces justice. Ken, i know youll keep us posted on that. Thank you. Lets go to Garrett Haake with the latest developments in Donald Trumps Election Interference Case in georgia. Garrett, so now all of trumps codefendants have pled not guilty. What more can you tell us . What do we know about what happens next . Thats right. We saw a flurry of filings in morning from others in this case all pleaded not guilty. All waiving their rights to appear in person at an arraignment scheduled for tomorrow. That arraignment will still go forward but it might be a judge just pushing around papers here. We wont see any of the defendants in place. We may see their attorney there is to argu
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