As President-elect Trump vows to pardon Capitol rioters, U.S. Attorney Matthew Graves emphasizes the permanence of the prosecutions and evidentiary record from January 6. Graves, set to leave his post, believes the strong conviction rate reflects overwhelming evidence collected during the historic investigation. More than 1,500 have been charged, with approximately 1,000 sentenced, while over 100 officers were injured defending the Capitol. Graves expresses confidence in the Justice Department's independence from political interference and highlights his office's role in reducing violent crime in D.C.