From New York, this is Democracy Now.

Will eligible individuals who assaulted Capitol Hill police officers be eligible for this fund?

Well, as it makes plain, anybody is...

Just let me know if they're eligible for the fund.

As was made plain yesterday, anybody in this country is eligible to apply if they believe they were a victim weapon.

Mr. Attorney General, let me ask you this.

Are there going to be rules?

Outrage is growing over the Justice Department's move to create a nearly $1.8 billion

fund that could be used to pay January 6 rioters and other people targeted by the Biden administration. In addition, the Justice

Department has issued an extraordinary memo saying the IRS is, quote, forever barred, unquote,

from investigating past tax returns of President Trump, his family, company, and related companies.

The two moves come after President Trump dropped an unprecedented $10 billion lawsuit

against his own IRS.

We'll speak with the twice Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporter David K. Johnston, author of The Big Cheat,

how Donald Trump fleeced America and enriched himself and his family. Then the Trump administration

continues to ramp up pressure against Cuba.

A place called Cuba, which we will be taking over almost immediately.

Now, Cuba's got problems.

We'll finish one first. I'd like to finish a job.

The Justice Department's reportedly preparing to indict former Cuban president, Raul Castro, today.

We'll go to Cuba for a report and speak with Peter Cornblou at the National Security Archive.

And finally, Amnesty International finds executions around the world have surged to a 44-year high.

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