Well, good evening, everyone. I'm Laura Cotes, and this is CNN Tonight. And look, we saw

it on January 6, when election lies exploded into violent U.S. Capitol. Well, now the latest

outbreak of allegedly politically motivated violence is in New Mexico. A Republican who lost

his race for the New York, a New Mexico house, excuse me, who tweeted after his defeat

that the election was rigged, and he vowed to fight it until the day he dies. Now, that

person has been arrested on suspicion of orchestrating shootings at the homes of four

Democratic elected leaders. Now, no one was hurt, thankfully, but homes were damaged.

Things came through my home right where I just hours before I've been playing with my granddaughter.

More and all that in just a moment. And plus, we have sources telling CNN about a member

of President Biden's inner circle who has now been interviewed by federal investigators.

We'll tell you who it is and what would happen. As the Biden administration is now saying

that tonight, it will continue to cooperate fully with the DOJ probe of presidential records.

We also have some major developments tonight on the Massachusetts missing mom on a wall.

Her husband is in custody tonight, facing now a charge of murder, murdering his wife,

though her body has not been found. And there's no word yet on what the motive could have

possibly been. The DA says more evidence will be disclosed tomorrow. So what might we learn?

For more on the developing story in New Mexico, though, I want to bring in CNN, see your

national correspondent, Kiyong Law, who is live from Albuquerque, and CNN chief law enforcement

and intelligence analyst, John Miller. I'm glad to have you both. This story is so disturbing

thinking about what could have been. And we've seen obviously, Kiyong, the idea of political

grievance more broadly sparking a whole lot of incidents. And now what's happening there,

tell me the very latest. What are we learning about this suspect who is now in custody?

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