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Her anti-semitism. like i i dont see how you separate her from the anti-semitism of targeting a synagogue or whether he was targeted or told to do something like this. so he does not seem terribly sophisticated from visually from what we were told by congregants. hes agitated at the beginning. hes apologizing, doesnt seem in control. he appears to have no exit strategy, chooses a synagogue that -- that he claims was because it was near an airport. so theres no reason to have chosen it except for...

Democracy? twoefrds action or well no longer be a democracy. >> you know, i said and have been saying that its a disproportionate impact on blacks, but it is going to impact everybody. itll start with blacks, but theyre undermining democracy, period. and that brings us back to january 6th and the attack and this weeks anniversary. not so much the bombshell news from yesterday that bennie thompson is expected to ask former vice president mike pence to meet with the house select committee on the a...

Opening up and basically being socialized to all these groups and seeing him talk about it and him actually taking action to go to the capitol is such a big difference between politics. thats extremism. thats almost domestic terrorism. >> have you gained some -- can you talk to us about the insight youve gained into this because of your family? >> into january 6th? >> into january 6th and just the radicalization and why people did this and just what people can learn from you and your family. >> ...

Entry. what triggers it is one is the hostage has exposed vulnerability and theyre going to come in, or theyve lost contact with the hostage taker and want to get in relatively quickly. >> we also heard theyre going to be having an investigation, of course, a global investigation according to the fbi. what sorts of things are investigators going to be looking for? >> so its -- if he was animated by the siddiqui aura, lets say, this sort of radicalization that comes from supporting siddiqui, a fe...

Are, what their motives are, so be clear about that and having this conversation. but when you talk about an investment and an intervention, we should say, in kind of the radicalization of americans and keeping them from doing that, what does that investment look like? >> well, when were talking about that kind of prevention, really, the type of prevention were talking about is a public health style intervention or prevention that is really rooted in communities where people are trained to recog...

Think that was necessary to do. >> right. where she would end up on the steps of the capitol building during anne electoral process on a riot line. that wasnt like roseann. >> it seems like so out of character for her from what ive learned from both of you and what weve learned over the past year. has it changed your perception at all about her and what she believed when and why she went up to the capitol on that day, lonna? >> no, it doesnt change. i know that roseann has always wanted to help ...

Keepers, but the movement overall that would utilize violence to support donald trump. now, we can debate what words you want to use, and people feel uncomfortable using the word terrorist. donald trump is leading a domestic terrorism movement to promote violence, to undermine our vote. and until we start calling it that, we will not be able to minimize the radicalization that he brought forth over the last couple years. >> sara, we know from your past reporting that these so-called oath keepers...

>> justin and lana, i just want to say thank you very much to you. i know how difficult this time of year has been for you. and thank you for letting me tell your story at the same time. i do want to tell everyone if you havent already, be sure to check out the msnbc original podcast american radical. it is a five-part investigation into roles and boil life and radicalization and her ultimate death at the capitol. all five episodes are out now wherever you get your podcast. or you can scan the q...

It was used for the suspect to carry forth his radical ideology in this case to free aafia siddiqui from a federal prison. the synagogue if you will was used as a means in the process to carry out this twisted and radical idea. jon: his family since he was mentally ill and had mental health issues, lets put it that way. you have to think there is something to that. if a guy thinks he can jump on an airplane from britain, by a gun or a couple of guns on the street in texas and somehow demand the ...

Her rubbermaid bin put on her parka, 1/6/21, never forget, never again. its never all just one thing. honestly, that ruling from the d.c. district court tonight, dude, you cannot go to jamaica, not today, sir, that ruling from the chief judge in d.c. district court. that was something to perhaps learn by heart and sing to yourself in the shower. these things all happen at once. but the divide between the two sides of them feels, not just gaping but scary. i mean doris kerns goodwin had something...