Morning Wire Evening Wire: J6 Pipe Bomb Arrest & Perry’s Doctor Sentenced | 12.4.25
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Dec 4, 2025 The arrest of a suspect in the January 6 pipe bomb incident takes center stage, sparking discussions around the ongoing investigation. A judge’s order for refunds to Trump-pardoned defendants adds a surprising twist to the legal landscape. Meanwhile, a doctor receives a 30-month sentence for providing ketamine to the late Matthew Perry. Other highlights include reactions to significant political memoirs and alarming new studies linking smartphones to child health issues.
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Jan. 6 Pipe Bomb Arrested After Years
- The FBI arrested a suspect tied to the Jan. 6 pipe bombs after a multi-year probe that had appeared stalled.
- Authorities say the devices could have been deadly and charged Brian Cole Jr. with use of an explosive device.
DOJ Frames Arrest As Defense Of Institutions
- Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Cash Patel emphasized ongoing searches and potential additional charges.
- The DOJ framed the arrest as a defense of American institutions against attack.
Judge Orders Refunds For Pardoned Defendants
- A judge reversed a prior ruling to order refunds for two defendants pardoned by Trump who had paid fees after misdemeanor convictions.
- The ruling returns restitution and assessments to Cynthia Ballinger and Christopher Price.