Did he say anything during this encounter?

No, his facial expressions and eyes did most of the talking.

What do those eyes tell you?

They told me he wanted to do harm, like he was troubled individual trying to do harm to others,

make people feel the pain he was failing.

That is the man law enforcement says saved lives, bravely confronting

and disarming. The Monterey Park gunman will have more on that interview and the latest in that

investigation in just a moment. Meanwhile, in northern California, a beachside community is the scene

of the state's second deadly mass shooting

in three days. This time the gunman appears to have targeted his co-workers. Also, I had more

convictions for members of an extremist group, heavily involved in the January 6th attack on the

Capitol. And it appears Kevin McCarthy made a BFF during his days-long

struggle to become Speaker of the House will have the new reporting on his alliance with one of

the most extreme members of the GOP. Plus, Mike Pompeo is making headlines for his criticism

of an American journalist who was murdered by the Saudi regime.

We'll show you those excerpts from the former Secretary of State's new book.

Good morning and welcome to Morning Joe. It is Tuesday, January 24th. With us, we have the host of way too early. White House Bureau Chief at Politico, Jonathan

Lamere. Poll of surprise winning columnist at the Washington Post, Eugene Robinson, and U.S. special

correspondent for BBC News. Katty Kay is with us this morning. It's good to have you all with us.

So a jury in the nation's capital has convicted four oathkeepers, members of the oathkeepers group,

and they've been convicted of seditious conspiracy. It is the second group of guilty verdicts

related to the far right group's efforts to block certification of the 2020 presidential election. The four members join

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