More than 140 GOP leaders condemn the Republican National Committee for censuring Reps. Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger and calling the insurrection “legitimate political discourse”. Former police officer Mike Fanone, who defended the Capitol on January 6, joins to respond to the RNC’s statement. That, as CNN learns wannabe Wisconsin electors met in a ‘secret location’ and signed a fake election certificate declaring Trump won the State in 2020.

Joe Rogan and Spotify apologize for his past use of the N-word with the streaming giant standing by the controversial podcaster. Grammy Award winner India Arie joins to speak out about her decision to remove her music from the platform and why she doesn’t think Rogan should be cancelled. Plus, some states move towards lifting mask mandates, Trump and his allies try to redefine racism by casting white men as victims, and calls grow to ban no-knock warrants following the fatal shooting of Amir Locke.

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Mike Pence calls out his former boss, saying, “President Trump is wrong, I had no right to overturn the election”. What does this mean for the former Vice President’s hopes of a future in GOP politics? Congressman Jim Jordan now admits to having a ’number’ of phone calls with Trump on January 6, but cannot remember the times. How long can he continue to avoid telling the truth?

The Minneapolis Mayor bans no-knock warrants after body camera footage shows police officers shooting and killing 22-year old Amir Locke. Plus, the U.S. economy adds 467,000 jobs in January, the NAACP calls for a new black and Jewish alliance in America, the Winter Olympics begin in Beijing and Ahmaud Arbery's convicted killers are to stand trial for federal hate crimes charges.

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The U.S. delivers a “catastrophic blow” to terrorism as Special Forces kill Haji Abdullah, the global leader of ISIS during an overnight raid at his compound in Syria. CNN's Oren Liebermann reports from the Pentagon on how the deadly strike unfolded. The January 6 Committee has had a ‘significant discussion’ about whether to subpoena lawmakers who have so far refused to voluntarily cooperate with their insurrection investigation.

Video footage emerges of Trump’s fake electors in Arizona, signing fake certificates and proclaiming their votes for Trump and Pence in the 2020 presidential election. Plus, President Biden plans to allocate $300 million in federal funds to increase community policing as he announces an anti-crime push, Covid cases trend down in all states but Alabama, NFL teams and executives deny a former Dolphins coach’s allegations of racism and Trump endorsements spark frustration in the GOP.

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Oath Keepers leader Stuart Rhodes testifies to the January 6 Committee from jail about his role in the alleged plot to stop the transfer of power by force at the Capitol. As Trump doubles down on his wild claims he’ll pardon Rhodes and the January 6 rioters if re-elected, The New York Times reports on previously undisclosed legal memos showing the roots of the former president’s focus on alternate electors to overturn the 2020 election.

Fired Miami Dolphins coach Brian Flores joins to talk with Don about his explosive lawsuit alleging racial discrimination in the NFL. Plus, President Biden relaunches his ‘Cancer Moonshot’ initiative to cut the cancer death rate in half, the GOP are now openly outraged that Biden’s SCOTUS nominee will be a black woman, and the ex-Chicago police officer who killed Laquan McDonald gets early release from prison, with Laquan’s family demanding new charges.

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ABC News suspends Whoopi Goldberg for two weeks in the wake of her comments on ‘The View’ yesterday, claiming the Holocaust was not about race. Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of the Anti-Defamation League was a guest on the show, and joins Don to give his perspective on the suspension. In a pandemic development, Pfizer has applied to the FDA for emergency use authorization of its two-dose Covid vaccine for children aged six-months to five-years old.

A proposed New Hampshire ‘loyalty’ law bans teaching a ‘negative account’ of U.S. history. Is it an attempt to whitewash? That, as GOP outrage grows over Biden’s pledge to nominate the first black woman to the Supreme Court and a series of bomb threats target historically black colleges across the country. Plus, former Miami Dolphins head coach Brian Flores sues the NFL and three NFL teams, alleging racial discrimination.

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