days -- the vcr into the tape machine and hit play for the jury and there you go. this is a key moment. arguably, i guess, you can stand outside the capitol and yell and protest. but when you storm the capitol, when you overpower, when you start throwing objects, throwing punches at cops, you are way, way over the line. and, again, let's remember here. when it comes to telling the story and establishing the truth of january 6th, congress is not doing its job. they're not going to vote for this bipartisan commission. the white house has said they're not going to have a presidential commission. so it's not really doj's job to do this, but they're going to be the only institution left standing to give us a record of truth of what happened that day. >> elie, you say these indictments also stress that there was a real element of organization, a pre-planning here. it wasn't simply lone wolves. can you speak more to that, please? >> yeah. so this is important because if you look at the indictments, they charge that these members