january 6th never would have happened. have you spoken with i did speak with one capitol police officer today who said, you know, rather than feeling like happy that this potential indictment is coming, it made him feel angrier. have you spoken with other officers and how are they feeling today? recently had a beer with mike fanone, who is still a subject of the attacks from the right. every day. and for them, it s just justice. i don t think they re rooting for donald trump to be in handcuffs. i think they just want to know he s going to be treated the same as everyone else and not treated better, and even worse because of who he is. congressman eric swalwell, thank you very much. always good to see you. still ahead, pbs amid increasing tensions inside and outside of his country. more next.
consistent to me that she would allow a special master two and a half months just to review the materials but then has the expectation that these parties can go to trial in less time than that. in a case like this involving national security, still classified materials, doesn t seem likely to me we re going to go to trial on august 14th. it s important to set those expectations for viewers at home. . got to leave it there, guys. my thanks to all of you. up next, the key piece of evidence that investigators say links suspect bryan kohberger to the four murdered idaho students. and the man who tased officer michael fanone could get one of the longest sentences of a january 6th defendant. we re at the courthouse where he ll learn his fate today. arn y type 2 diabetes?
seconds, is donald trump s base starting to crack after the federal indictment? what new polling reveals about his republican support. plus, the attack on the capitol, we are at the courthouse where sentencing is happening right now for the man who drove a stun gun into the neck of former officer mike fanone. and ahead, new developments in the killing of four university of idaho students, what prosecutors are now revealing about evidence found at the scene. and later, high school football players face more g force than a fighter pilot according to the largest study yet on cte. what more we re learning about head hits and brain disease. n d. i served three overseas tours. i love to give back to the community. i offer what i can when i can. i started noticing my memory was slipping. i saw a prevagen commercial and i did some research on it. i started taking prevagen about three years ago.
morning. nbc news justice reporter ryan reilly is joining us from the courthouse in washington. he s also the author of sedition hunters. the evidence here suggests rodriguez really idolized donald trump. he even referred to him as dad in some of his communications. what should we expect this morning? reporter: you know, i think we can expect a significant sentence, maybe even potentiall years. judge amy berman jackson has made clear during the hearing thus far that she believes that this conduct is much more serious than the conduct of two other defendants who are also charged in connection with the attack on officer fanone. those defendants were sentenced to 7 years and 7.5 years respectively, but she is saying this conduct is more serious and also, danny rodriguez is charged with an additional offense of conspiracy. he actually teamed up with two other defendants, one of whom has been convicted, one who is on the run and is believed to have left the country to come to
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