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That could change everything for, you know, everyis other defendant whong right now is weighing their options weighing the risks of going to trial. the previous stiffest sentence was five years. they're asking now for 15. and we can see how that operates strategically in terms of the justice department trying to get people to plead guilty and cooperate with them in their own ongoing investigation of the people who physically attacked the capitol.m this is also just a good reminder about how much leeway the prosecutors have, how much of their own discretion the justice department and prosecutor...

They know. if you know you can be facing sentences, that stuff, again, the previous's toughest sentence was five years. they're asking for 15. and we can see how that operates strategically in terms of the justice department, trying to get people to plead guilty and cooperate with them in their own ongoing investigation of the people who physically attacked the capitol. this is also just a quick reminder about how much leeway prosecutors have, how much of their own discretion, the justice department and prosecutors, can bring to bear in pursuing and punishing crimes like this through the court...

0 >> -- , so his son was 18, his daughter is 16. and on christmas eve, 2020, so that's like a month and a half after the like a month and a haf after th christmas eve 2020, his 18-year-old son went online to the fbi website to tips.fbi.gov and he submitted a tip to the fbi about his dad. he told them that his dad was planning to do some things violent, that his dad was not only calling for there to be violence against government officials, the son told the fbi when he submitted that online tip that he believed his plan, his dad was actually planning to do something violent himself he told the ...

Down in history. i for me it's about the history of event. memory is not an automatic process. we remember because people like liz cheney, fight to preserve the truth for the history books. no matter what the personal costas. and i am so, we can't follow, we have to follow hurley. we can't rely on someone sitting on a library one day to uncover the truth. so why this committee is doing, which she is doing, is bringing that out for the history books. not for her. but for all of us and that are our children. >> jacqui, it wasn't as dangerous but they did, it was wildly stupid. when you saw those...

0 good evening once again. i'm stephanie ruhle. tonight, the january 6th committee concluded the first of a series of its public hearings. and the point was abundantly clear. our democracy remains in danger. moments from now, we will talk to a committee member, jamie raskin, in his first interview since the hearing. there was never before seen testimony from trump's inner circle, including attorney general bill barr. and the former president's daughter and senior adviser to president donald trump. there was also disturbing new footage of the violent attack that took place on the capitol. the c...