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Of this journey into roseannes life and radicalization. >> why dont we know more about her? >> thats a really good question, and i think in the early days after january 6th, the focus was on ashli babbitt, and the way the victims of -- and, again, the victims here being portrayed by the far right was that these were people who had gone to peacefully protest and were killed by the police while they were engaged in peaceful protests. obviously thats not the reality, and anyone who was watching the...

Reached out saying they believed that she had been radicalized in the span of a few short months, would i want to hear her story? so i began this relationship with justin, who i went to high school with, played soccer with, knew for a long time, and i started speaking to the family. our team did as well. and we started to learn more and more about her transformation, and again, they describe it as radicalization over the span of six months, going from someone who had a long history of problems a...

Watch the full story at www.xfinity.com/sing2 a new msnbc podcast series is investigating the radicalization of a rioter who died after storming the capitol on january 6th. "american radical" presented by msnbcs ayman mohyeldin takes a deep dive into the life of rose ann boyland and now internet conspiracy theories fueled her shocking transformation into a devout trump supporter. >> rose ann started going down a qanon rabbit hole of child trafficking conspiracy theories. >> she was like, hey, ...

Go now, take me now, i waive my rights, weve got a problem. >> i can see that in the way that youre describing it. lets talk about, frank, the issue of radicalism and extremism. you and i have spoken about this in the past mostly dealing with overseas extremism and radicalism. but domestically its fascinating because in the case of roseanne boylan and so many others who were there that day, this radicalization didnt happen over years or a decade. it happened in the span of months, according to h...

Washington, d.c. in a whirlwind of conspiracy. joining me now is frank figliuzzi, the host of the podcast "the bureau with frank figliuzzi." frank, its great to see you again. i appreciate you joining us. lets talk about these subpoenas here for a moment. why is this list of people in particular, groups like the proud boys, you know, what will the committee hope to learn from them, i guess? >> this got my attention, because now were getting to the heart of those organizations that seemed the mos...

Lets talk about, frank, the issue of radicalism and extremism. you and i have spoken about this in the past mostly dealing with overseas extremism and radicalism. but domestically its fascinating because in the case of roseanne boylan and so many others who were there that day, this radicalization didnt happen over years or a decade. it happened in the span of months, according to her family. from what youve seen, what is it that drives people to take that sort of extreme action and get radicali...

Figliuzzi, the host of the podcast "the bureau with frank figliuzzi." frank, i appreciate you joining us. lets talk about these subpoenas here for a moment. why is this list of people in particular, groups like the proud boys, you know, what will the committee hope to learn from them, i guess? >> this got my attention, because now were getting to the heart of those organizations that seemed the most coordinated, that seemed to be running, recruiting, planning the operations and seemed to be movi...

Those rioters and insurrectionists who did end up getting charged was that some of them very specifically said i was there because the president of the united states told me to be there, he called me and i heeded that call. for some of them and not all of them that was what brought them to washington and led them into the capitol on january 6th. >> ashley, carol, and phil are staying with us. after the break with the "washington post" investigation reveals about the aftermath of the january 6th ...

6th, as specific calls to arms. one thing that is interesting in ourry piece and reading through the court documents of a lot of the rioters who insurrectionists who did end up getting charged was that some of them specifically said, i was there because the president of the united states told me to be there. he called me, and i heeded that call. for some of them, and not all of them, that was what brought them to washington and led them into the capitol on january 6th. ashley carol and phil ar...

Podcast. there are a lot of people listening in the echo chamber promoting the big lie and talking about these issues and amplifying these voices. what do you make of it? >> yeah, there have been a number of other cases that we have seen in the last couple of years. you know, the cesar mail bomb bombing attempts of democratic politicians. pundits and cnns newsroom in 2018. you know, he was someone who followed a very normal path of radicalization, one that we are quite familiar with from groups ...