arguably, i guess, you could stand outside the capitol and yell and protest. but when you storm the capitol, when you over power, when you start throwing objects, throwing punches at cops, you are way, way over the line. let's remember, when it comes to telling the truth about what happened on january 6, congress is not doing its job. the white house said it won't have a presidential commission. so it's not doj's job to do this but they'll be the only institution left standing to give us a record of truth of what happened these day. >> elie, you say these indictments stress that there was a real element of organization, a free planning here, it wasn't as i remember lone wolves. can you speak more to that, please? >> so this is important, because if you look at the indictments, they charge that these members, in this case of the proud boys, in another case of members of the oath keepers, that they acted together, that they in some cases planned in advance, that they coordinated with one