Tonight on the readout.

Trump incited the insurrection and there is no loophole in the Constitution.

To hold that there is a loophole for the president in the Constitution. To hold that there is a loophole for the president in the

Constitution would basically say Donald Trump is above the law when he

engages in rebellion and insurrection. I think that's wrong.

Colorado Secretary of State Jenna Griswold on Trump's disqualification from her

state's ballot and now a compromised Supreme Court shaped by Trump will decide his fate

on that and his claim of presidential immunity in the election interference

case and a predictable response from Trump's MAGA allies,

let the people decide, they say, after all of them

tried to overturn the will of the voters last time.

Plus, Trump's obsession with pure blood, which is now part of his increasingly fascist stump speech.

But we begin tonight with the consequences of insurrection.

Because lately it doesn't seem like there have been many for politicians who participated in them.

But there absolutely have been some.

Let's start with Coy Griffin, a person you probably don't know.

Griffin was the co-founder of Cowboys for Trump

and was elected as a commissioner of Otero County, New Mexico.

Prior to his election, Griffin was an election denying false lies spreading mega Republican.

He was so committed to the lie that he was convicted in federal court last year of a misdemeanor for entering the U.S. Capitol

grounds on January 6, 2021 without going inside.

Griffin was sentenced to 14 days in jail and given credit for time served.

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