Tonight on 362 federal prosecutors who describe the people who attacked the Capitol on January 6 as a mob are suddenly suspended,

and the report they wrote that that is in disappears from the court docket.

Also tonight, new reporting on Homeland Security videos of enforcement actions what DHS claims they show versus what they really show.

Plus, images that are all too real of the enormous destruction Hurricane Melissa did to Jamaica when it came through as a Category 5 will take you to the Island Nation.

Good evening, thanks for joining us.

We begin tonight, keep it am honest, with two prosecutors who may be paying the price tonight

for what they said about a convicted felon who stormed the Capitol on January 6th, namely that he and the people who did it were part of a mob.

Taylor, Toronto is his name.

He was pardoned for that, but convicted this year after he was caught near former President

Obama's home in Washington with guns and hundreds of rounds of ammo in his van.

He was arrested after making violent threats against the government

and several elected officials and found guilty by a judge

in connection with all of it.

Now, the two prosecutors, meantime, who made that case

and secured the conviction, they were suspended today

for no reason that we know of just a day

after making factually true statements characterizing the

attack on the Capitol, which again, Toronto, seen here, circled, and some 1,500 other people

were pardoned for by the president on his first day back in office.

So, we're in the Capitol building, a legislative building, and we just stormed it.

Anyway, move, move.

Slow talker he is, but he said, we just stormed it,

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