What Trump's Justice Department removed from a court filing has the legal world alarmed.

The lead starts right now.

Two assistant U.S. attorney suspended after mentioning facts about President Trump and the January 6th attack in court documents.

Those key lines now gone. The federal

judge just weighed in on this rather Orwellian move. And breaking news, Britain's Prince Andrew

stripped of his Prince title. I guess we just call him Andrew now. He's also going to move out of the

Royal Lodge. He's the biggest name to fall so far because of the most recent iteration of the Jeffrey Epstein

scandal.

Will he ever face actual justice, though?

And we're just five days out from Election Day, the closing messages before the final votes

and the big key races.

Welcome to the lead. I'm Jake Tapp and we start with our law and justice lead.

The Trump Justice Department just suspended two prosecutors after they described the January

6th insurrection as a, quote, mob of rioters in a sentencing memo, which is, of course, accurate.

The Department of Justice took the memo down and published a new one, whitewashing, key language.

One Justice Department source describes the move as, quote, Orwellian.

Today, pardoned rioter Taylor

Torrento was sentenced in a D.C. federal court for 21 months on gun charges in a separate

case. But first, let's bring you a little refresher of Torento's visit to the Capitol in January

2021 in his own words. Here he is. So we're in the Capitol in January 2021, in his own words. Here he is.

So we're in the Capitol building,

legislative building, and we just stormed it.

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