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condemn. >> the -- >> proud boys stand back and stand by. >> the proud boys celebrated that shout-out from then president trump during a debate in 2020. months later, members of that group would be heavily involved in the violence on january 6th. and now they are facing serious prison time for their actions. much more on yesterday's guilty verdicts in just a moment. meanwhile, in new york jurors in donald trump's civil rape trial heard more of his video deposition yesterday while taking through some of that testimony, and also ahead, more ethics issues for supreme court justice cla...

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They win convictions in front of a jury. by the way, proof beyond a reasonable doubt. a difficult standard. i think the word gets out and that's important. >> so do these convictions and others have any connection to the jack smith probe? >> well, yes and no. broadly speaking, jack smith is looking at the role of more senior people in instigating the insurrection. perhaps even profiting off of it and, of course, he has a second line of work involving classified documents that were found at mar-a-lago and perhaps attempts to obstruct their discovery. so, yes. there's a connection, but this work...

Sentiment in. but they've got to understand that public sentiment is based on a viable concern that this could happen again. and i don't think the deterrence factor is being weighed heavily enough and from my law enforcement background, i don't think they're fully grasping the serious factor the crowd played in breaching the security. if you just had 100 oath keepers, 3%-ers, proud boys, who were tactically trained and tried to breach the capitol that day, they would not have succeeded to the extent they did without the hundreds of people behind them pushing, shoving, breaching the officers, t...

That public sentiment is based on a viable concern that this could happen again. and i don't think the deterrence factor is being weighed heavily enough and from my law enforcement background, i don't think they're fully grasping the serious factor the crowd played in breaching the security. if you just had 100 oath keepers, 3%-ers, proud boys, who were tactically trained and tried to breach the capitol that day, they would not have succeeded to the extent they did without the hundreds of people behind them pushing, shoving, breaching, assaulting officers. the crowd was the factor and that's n...