Hi there, everyone. It's 4 o'clock in New York on State of the Union Day.

When President Joe Biden delivers that State of the Union address tonight,

he thought it was important to remember that that address will take place in what

mounts to a crime scene.

For yet, there has, for which there has yet to be accountability for many of its

perpetrators. Members of the mob that stormed the Capitol on January 6 have been

swept into the largest investigation in Justice Department history, where the

950 of them from all 50 states have been arrested, at least half of them have

pleaded guilty to charges. On trial right now, with this very moment, on the rare

and historically significant charge of seditious conspiracy, the right-wing

militia groups, the oath-keepers and the proud boys, the groups that formed the

tip of the spear of the mob that breached the Capitol on that day, January 6, 2021.

What about the campaign staffers, attorneys, activists, officials, the members of

Congress who helped put into motion the complex and complicated effort to

overturn the results of the 2020 election and to end democracy as we know it.

What about, as the disgrace twice impeached President himself, the driving

force behind the coup plot? Those questions are at the heart of multiple inquiries

today. One run by special counsel Jack Smith, another in Florida run by

Fulton County DA, Fanny Willis, as a recent New York Times profile of her notes,

quote, in January, the special grand jury completed its investigatory work,

submitting a report to Willis's office and to a superior court judge based on

which Willis may or may not send evidence to a regular grand jury, which would

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