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Not accused of being a part of a larger militiamilitia-like grou admitted in plea papers to joining at least two men from nevada and tennessee who raised funds, brought paramilitary gear and recorded themselves before breaking into the building and rushing to the senate just evacuated by lawmakers. my god. his plea papers revealed that prosecutors agreed to drop three misdemeanor charges in exchange for his full cooperation against his associates. this is just beyond incredible. and it's not something that should be forgotten or brushed aside. now to the work being done inside the capitol. p...

Conspiracy and agreed to cooperate with prosecutors and testify before a grand jury. "the washington post" includes this reporting, quote, in plea papers young admitted to a minimally necessary statement of facts to support his plea prosecutors said and suggested he would testify that co-conspirators forced open capitol doors believing they were obstructing congress' election certification by intimidating and coercing government personnel. some signs of progress in uncovering what happened january 6th and holding those responsible to account is where we start this hour with some of our favorit...

Federal prosecutor. it has been an investigation that's exist forward months. still no charges. does that indicate anything to you? >> jim, so on the one hand, if you look at the plea papers for joel greenberg, they are really detailed. prosecutors are making clear in those papers they have a lot of evidence. they cite texts, financial records. when you look at that in a vacuum you think they're pretty far along. they have to be close to next steps. on the other hand, the nature of investigations is they tend to go off in different routes and directions. this is an expansion of this investigat...

That's the only way they pay you any attention around here, when you ask nicely for people to do stuff. then they look at you like, oh, they ignore you. then when you flip out or do something, they're at your door, i've never had a problem with you, what's going on with you, this and that -- >> miller knows that walker has been anxious about her upcoming sentencing. >> they can give you probation or prison time, right? what did you sign a plea for? >> five years. >> five years penitentiary time? >> the deal walker actually signed makes her eligible for more than six years in prison for stabbin...

That's the only way they pay you any attention around here, when you ask nicely for people to do stuff. then they look at you like, oh, they ignore you. then when you flip out or do something, they're at your door, i've never had a problem with you, what's going on with you, this and that -- >> miller knows that walker has been anxious about her upcoming sentencing. >> they can give you probation or prison time, right? what did you sign a plea for? >> five years. >> five years penitentiary time? >> the deal walker actually signed makes her eligible for more than six years in prison for stabbin...