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more than a thousand witness interviews including those with leaders from the proud boys from the dojs letter in part, read this, it is now readily apparent that the interviews the select committee conducted are not just potentially relevant to our overall criminal investigations, but are likely relevant to specific prosecutions that have already commenced. well, the news that we alluded to this afternoon, a spokesman confirmed an earlier new york times scoop to our team on the hill th...

Hindsight, again, i think its the truth of the matter coming to light. >> sarah, its not by design, i wasnt trying to end this segment on pessimism, but you focus on extremism in your reporting for the "l.a. times." where are we heading? to jeremys point, weve got to be clear about domestic terrorists, january 6th was a domestic terrorist attack on our democracy. but where are we heading when you see the rise of extremism in all of its various forms that have been on the rise since january 6th? ...

Hotel and other hotels around the city who already primed to believe that election fraud had occurred. and so throughout the reporting, we really saw that there was a disconnect between people who believed trump and people who just believed that fraud had occurred. it was really clear that the trump campaign had stepped away, was already breaking down and breaking away from these claims, and i think it was by -- by the time giuliani held his big press conference with sidney powell, claiming they...

So-and-so saw someone delivering more ballots than they were allowed to under state law or saw a delivery truck pull up at the back of a ballot counting center and assumed that it had, you know, fake ballots inside. but that really stood out. we saw this legislative -- or this court strategy go forward for several weeks after the election. they lost 62 cases altogether. but to hear that they knew all along that the courts probably werent going to step in and overturn an entire election unless th...

>> that is where we start this hour with some of our favorite reporters and friends. luke broad water, "new york times" congressional reporter is here, plus national security reporter for the "l.a. times" with a focus on the january 6th insurrection and domestic extremism, sara wire. luke, ill start with you, speak to this disconnect between what we heard in these depositions of trump allies versus what they were doing in public, in realtime, between election day and the insurrection day. >> yea...

And you know, its beyond me to say where were going next, but at least seems like more americans are aware that it exists. this is a group of people that have always existed in the country. there might be more of them and they might be more vocal than they have been in the past but theyve always been there. >> yeah, i was going to say, more vocal and more connected. i did have to say in my defense, i did preface that question with a warning that i did not want to end on a pessimistic note but i ...

Recounting an anonymous video sent to democratic congresswoman norma torres. showing someone following her car. the video then pence down to a nine millimeter handgun in the passenger seat, as the voice behind the camera says i see you, i got something for you. sara wire reported that story from the los angeles times. first of all id like to say its a very well-reported piece. and i would like to start on that norma torres just because it is so unnerving in chile. just tell us a little bit about...