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Gold team for the january 6th committee. the team that's following the money in this investigation and they're very interested with both of these witnesses with bitcoin donations and significant amounts that they received. what they're trying to do is figure out in essence who is paying for the january 6th rally because communications between those folks about this rally on the ellipse and seeing whether that spills over into the insurrection at the capitol could be a very fruitful area of inquiry. >> we seen prosecutors asking a january 6th defendant about trump himself. so evidence emerged i...

If trump was still the president, the committee would have been entitled to materials. they explicitly say they're not ruling on when a former president can prevent a current president from releasing materials. they leave that question for another day. >> interesting. okay. so we'll put a pin in that for a moment. to stay with the committee for a moment. two new subpoenas that today, the white nationalist and patrick casey of the right wing america first movement, they're both at the capitol january 6th. on the letter, they point out that fuentes urged followers to storm every stop capitol unt...

Of nearly 120,000 bitcoin worth millions when they were stolen. over the years, the couple allegedly moved the money around, trying to hide the origins. but unique passwords were stored online where the authorities eventually found them. >> today the value of that bitcoin has grown to over $4.5 billion. >> reporter: the doj seized $3.6 billion of it, the largest grab in department history. bitcoin, like all cryptocurrency, relies on a blockchain, a public record of transactions which allowed authorities to trace the money. the couple could face 25 years in prison. but their personal brand will...

The latest CPI report indicates that U.S. inflation has rised to a 40-year high of 7.5%. Bitcoin and Ethereum reacted badly to the news.

The FBI, Citibank, Sony, and Japanese law enforcement have taken action to return "more than $154 million in funds" converted to bitcoin.