Overview
- Rep. Seth Moulton told CNN that Trump should show seriousness about curbing political violence by rescinding pardons tied to the Capitol riot.
- He argued Republicans are following the president in blaming the left, while calling for both parties to reduce incendiary rhetoric.
- Mediaite highlighted an 1869 federal ruling widely cited to say a completed pardon cannot be taken back.
- The Hill reported the FBI recovered a rifle believed to have been used in the shooting that killed conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University.
- Moulton also criticized Trump’s public response and symbolic gestures, contrasting them with what he described as inconsistent condemnations of political violence.