hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york. we are a country at a crossroads this hour. the bad news? there are people among us who out violence against our government, against their government. the threats are grave, the threats are specific and they are terrifying. the u.s. attorney for the district of columbia just wrapping up a briefing announcing 160 case files that have been opened which could include, quote, significant felony cases tied to sedition and conspiracy. and blockbuster new reporting in today's "washington post" blows out of the water any notion that law enforcement didn't know exactly who was coming to dc and what they planned to do there. from that report, which has not been independently confirmed by nbc, quote, a day before rioters stormed congress, an fbi office in virginia issued an explicit

internal warning that extremists were preparing to travel to washington to commit violence and war. according to an internal document reviewed by the post. that contradicts a senior official's declaration that the bureau had no intelligence date kathying anyo indicating anyone. it provides some of the clearest evidence yet of a massive intelligence failure ahead of the insurrection that would leave five people dead. there's no good news but the hopeful news is that trump has so radicalized some of the supporters with lies and incitement to commit crimes, some expose themselves to law enforcement and prosecution. that at this hour is our best hope. separating out those who simply disagree with those who have been radicalized to commit sedition. nbc news reports today on a startling briefing detailing specific threats to the capitol following the attack last week. one member on the call used the words chilling and horrific to

describe what they learned. state capitols across this country also on high alert today. according to a new report out in "the new york times," california's governor governor sort of about a 15 to gavin newsom said in their state and boarding up state 20-minute period there where we were surrounded and had no way legislature in anticipation of violence there and michigan's out, and i haven't felt that way in over 15 years since i was a ranger in iraq and afghanistan attorney general dana nessel where i thought that there was a tweeting point-blank, our state possibility i would have to fight my way out. capitol is not safe. >> the staff went under the table, barricaded the door, similar examples in all 50 turned out the lights, and were states which is why it is so silent in the dark. alarming in the wake of the >> under the table this whole riots incited by donald trump and his allies, donald trump time? >> for two and a half hours. >> i was on the other side of today refused to take any that door when those people were responsibility for any of it and breaking down the glass. i saw it and i heard the shots even repeated the lies that when they shot that intruder. incited the violence in the >> i know there were members first place. we're not going to play or calling their loved ones. i think worried that this could broadcast those comments for go very, very bad. reasons that you all understand, we don't want to contribute to >> hi again, everyone, it's 5:00 their being out there but we'll in new york. members of congress terrified, summarize them in our news reporting function as a reminder feeling -- fearing for their

to the republicans blocking his lives as rioters stormed the removal from office of just what capitol last wednesday. new reporting in the "washington they're fighting to protect. post" reveals that as that trump called his comments at the horror was going on, as it rally that preceded the riot, continued, way over on the other side of pennsylvania avenue quote, totally appropriate, stood a man who happens to be comments in which he called on the president of the united his rabid armed supporters to states who refused to take any action. he was transfixed by the tv storm the capitol and quote, show. take back our country. the man whose job it is to protect this country from by our read, trump today added threats both foreign and domestic, the man who sent the that the effort in congress to rioters there in the first impeach him is, quote, causing tremendous anger and called place, that stunning piece of reporting describes trump's six hours of paralysis as the deadly politicians handling the black lives matter rallies over the insurrection unfolded this way. summer a real problem. quote, as senators and house the nation is a tinderbox with members trapped inside the u.s. capitol on wednesday begged for immediate help during the siege, donald trumpholdi holding the m. they struggled to get through to the president, who safely "washington post" national ensconced in the west wing was security reporter matt zapa too busy watching fiery tv images of the crisis unfolding around them to act or even zapataski. peter baker, msnbc political analyst also with us. bother to hear their pleas. also joining us, "washington even as he did so, trump did not post" contributing columnist and move to act and the message from msnbc contributor, former those around him that he needed to call off the angry mob he had democratic congresswoman and egged on hours earlier or lives

olivia troye ands former would be cost was one to which he was not initially receptive. coronavirus adviser to vice president mike pence and now contributor to the anti-trumpism now six days later he is still group defending democracy together. matt, i want to start with you incapable of accepting responsibility for what he did and you peter as well on the and what happened. speaking to reporters for the briefing that just wrapped up first time since the riot today, from the dc u.s. attorney. trump referenced a video he put some stunning words that we're out on social media the day the not used to hearing even after insurrection and said people the most disturbing acts of called it appropriate. violence in this country, matt. of course, we all know it wasn't >> look, the dc u.s. attorney is appropriate. it may turn out to be criminal. donald trump has shown us very intimating he's really coming clearly who he is over the last after the people who four years, a man solely focused participated. on himself who never, ever, ever he talked about how a huge number of folks who they have on assumes responsibility for the their radar, they brought in problems he incites. many folks. some of whom have been charged a man prone to spreading with misdemeanors, as mentioned conspiracy theories, and it looks like no revolt by his own but all these specific units looking to upgrade to sedition. followers will change that. i think they have a lot of axios reports that yesterday, questions to answer for maybe their own failure to detect and quote, president trump prooifltly and falsely blamed antifa for storming the capitol, even though clear video and act on this in advance to prevent the violence that documentary evidence exists showing the occurred but certainly do see an intent on bringing justice even congressman kevin mccarthy, who we must point out pushed

inside and trespassing that is trump's false claims and more violent. >> peter baker, former acting objected to the electoral college vote count even after fbi director andrew mccabe said the insurrection, tried to bring the president down to planet on cnn that, raised some earth reality. questions about who was there. axios reports that antifa claim that it was notable the acting was made during a call with the house minority leader. attorney general chris wray, the fully functioning fbi director mccarthy said, it's not antifa, were not present. it's maga. i know, i was there. any insights into why the and news of another republican messenger was the acting u.s. leader breaking with the attorney for the district of columbia? >> no, i don't have any insight president out just a few minutes on that. ago from the "new york times," quote, senator mitch mcconnell, i'll be honest with you, i was surprised too. the republican leader, has told it's such an extraordinary event associates he beliefs trump in our country's history that to not have a cabinet secretary or committed impeachable offenses and is pleased democrats are director of the fbi personally moving to impeach him, believing lead at least the first briefing rather than follow-ups is it will make it easier to purge minimum from the party. extraordinary. maybe suggests they're trying to and the first house republican has come out in favor of leave this in the hands of the u.s. attorney here in impeachment. congressman john katko of new washington, some feeling that york says he feels compelled to uphold his oath and defend the trr constitution. trump administration shouldn't be seen as leading the charge, well, there's one. per se and this is going to be president derelict of his duty

handled by professionals in the to protect the homeland on the eve of his second impeachment is where we start this hour with some of our favorite reporters office that sherwood runs but it and friends. reminds me a lot of 9/11. ashley parker, byline is on that the mass story, which was stunning piece of reporting in the "washington post," also terrific, is about much like joining us, jason johnson, professor at morgan state after this september 11 attacks, university, contributor to the we learned of these clues that had been out there and yet not grio, and axios political fully processed or not fully absorbed or not fully acted upon reporter. ashley, jason, and alexi, lucky and in addition to see in the for us, all msnbc contributors. days of come, more of this kind start with you and your of thing. reporting. i would read the whole thing out it's a failure of imagination as loud but i might get so mad i would break my table. well as anything else. a lot of loose talk, you can see take me through the portrait that you reported on in today's on the internet, people say radical crazy wild incendiary "washington post." >> sure. so, we decided to focus in on a things and most is just talk and pivotal six hours during the when do you move from talk to action but the failure to attack wednesday, basically from just before 2:00 p.m. when the imagine that the words or in that memo from the fbi could capitol was first breached to just around 8:00 p.m. when the capitol was finally secured and lead to what happened, you know, focus in on how the president has to shock the system at this was spending his time. point. >> i remember that memo. i might get the name wrong but and one thing that we learned is

it was a female agent in the fbi that you had all of these people field office who had sent a memo frantically trying to get through to the president, trying to get through to the white with some details, i believe, house, lindsey graham calling about one of the hijackers ivanka's cell phone, kevin mccarthy getting trump and attending flight school. finding him distracted and it was central to what ended up happening and it is the calling jared kushner, his son-in-law, and begging jared, appropriate historical parallel to what you've reported, matt. who had just returned from a trip to the middle east, to get over to the white house and try let me read some of your to help. reporting. you have kelleyanne conway, quote, a situational information who's very close with the president, but no longer in report approved for release the government, getting a call from day before the u.s. capitol riot painted a dire portrait of dangerous plans including the d.c. mayor's office because individuals sharing a map of the they need help in getting the complex's tunnels and possible rally points for would-be administration to call up the national guard and calling a conspirators to meet up in kentucky, pennsylvania, close personal aide of the massachusetts, and south president to relay that message, carolina and head in groups to and donald trump is, as we wrote, he was watching this all washington. as of january 5th, 2021, fbi on live television and he was norfolk received information paralyzed but i think it is indicating calls for violence in important to note that he was response to unlawful lockdowns willfully paralyzed. he was fully aware of the to begin on january 6th, 2021, situation, and in some ways, we were told, especially initially, in washington, dc. he was watching it somewhat the document says. gleefully. an online thread discussed he liked what he was seeing. he was sort of in awe and specific calls for violence to include stating be ready to fight. proudly so of the fact that his congress needs to hear glass

breaking, doors being kicked in, supporters were fighting for him on his behalf. he liked that. get violent. he liked that this was delaying stop calling this a march or the electoral certification of rally or protest. joe biden and kamala harris. go there ready for war. i felt a physical sensaon of so the president had to be sort sickness when i read this line. of browbeaten into sending out congress needs to hear glass initially two kind of breaking, doors being kicked in, halfhearted tweets trying to call outfit violence. get violent. the first tweet, which was that is precisely what happened, insufficient, ended with the call, stay peaceful. matt. >> yeah, i think peter sort of we reported that the president said it best. the fbi has a difficult job of didn't even want to put that in. he did not want to put in those words calling for his supporters sorting out all of this chatter to stay peaceful. online and what's real and i so, what we basically have in think what we saw here is that sum, we have a lot of details, but the short answer is, we portrayed a scene of a president they really failed to do that. those words, as you say, are willfully, utterly abdicating very specific to exactly what any and all of his responsibilities as president happened. and as commander in chief. doors coming down, glass >> ashley, does the president in breaking. the fbi, at this most recent press conference, i think, sort of sought to minimize this. this -- i mean, i'll just tell you what i thought reading it, while this was just somebody talking online. the word paralysis and the officials tells us they didn't inability -- it's, you know, and know precisely who was behind some of this chatter but i've seen it on the spectrum of

certainly, i think they're under an attention disorder, that he was riveted by the live a lot of fire for at least not pictures. if it was tivo, he would stop it girding the capitol a little better. and take calls but because it they told the joint terrorism was live, yoo hoo, live tv can task force and maybe it was incumbent on others like the be paused too if the capitol's burning as it literally was and capitol police but the fbi has tough questions to answer the vice president's life has been engaged by you. because what is described in he seems incapacitated and i that memo, the fbi's own memo is wonder if you could just flesh out this description of paralysis and inability to hit eerily similar to what actually pause on the tv. transpir what did the people say who transpired. handed him the phone? >> dawn edwards, this is a hard obviously, people were handing him the calls from kelleyanne and lindsey. thing to put out there but the reality is the members of congress are being briefed on was he, like, was he drooling? acts of violence that law was he not able to hit pause? was he just cheering? what was his state? enforcement is now preparing for in the future and this is how >> well, another striking thing connor lamb reacted on cnn in s is how much the president and a number of people around him really had to be prodded into briefing to what the insurrectionists and what the doing the right thing but what trump supporters have planned should have been a no brainer, still. >> the threats we are facing are which is trying to quell the violence that left five dead on very specific. the government that he actually i don't want anyone watching at home to think we're sort of leads by a mob that he actually imagining things could be bad. they're talking about 4,000 encouraged, right cef of staff, armed patriots to surround the

capitol and prevent any democrat from going in and they have meadows, had to be sort of published rules of engagement, bucked up by his team to go into meaning when you shoot and when the oval office and before he went in, a staffer said, look, you don't. so this is an organized group lives could be lost. that has a plan. you had a moment where you, >> so dawn, when he said when again, you have kayleigh you shoot, i was reminded back mcenany, white house press to peter's point of 9/11. secretary, mark meadows, ivanka trump in the oval office trying it wasn't a question of if we to tell the president that this is urgent, that people could would get attacked but where and when. die, that we are literally connor lam is talking as though the threat assessment is so hearing from members of congress who are huddling under their dire, they're just trying to desks as nancy pelosi described, understand when and where they will be assaulted when they go staffers who have barricaded the about their job on capitol hill. doors, turned off the lights and >> i know, this is really are sort of, you know, shivering shocking, nicole, and i think in terrified silence, and you, mr. president, need to do something. that for members of congress to and those tweets that they put be told now that they can use out that were insufficient, i was told, while this was as much their representational as the president was willing to allowances for their offices to do in this moment, and one more striking thing to me that we reported was you had republican purchase bulletproof vests so that they can be protected, i lawmakers, republican house members, calling top people in the white house and begging and actually have not understand why saying, look, i'm a loyal supporter of this president. it is that members of congress, i'm still going to vote for his

up until this point, have not baseless claims to try to overturn the results of the been protected in the way that election, but i fear for my life. just please have him do they deserve and that we all something. so it's not just, like, deserve. we could see that happening at democratic leaders were calling. these were loyal members of maga the capitol and those of us who track some of the stuff online nation, the vice president was could see the increase in the whisked away to a secure location with supporters of the discussions, the message president chanting to hang him, hang mike pence, and even with all that, donald trump did not threads, the quotes online that bother and no one from the white led up to this and so, why is it house actually bothered to reach out to the vice president to see that the fbi and other law if his team or he was okay. enforcement could not imagine at one point, the vice it? i think this is a huge question, president's chief of staff but we need to get to the called after radio silence from the white house to kind of say, security of the capitol and of hey, guys, don't worry about us, individual members of congress we're still alive, everything's fine. who themselves are threatened by but that is how things played out during those terrifying and these insurrectionists and i get incredibly disconcerting six the sense from that briefing hours. >> jason johnson, the floor is yesterday that members know that this is not the end of it. >> olivia, to that point, just yours. >> first, this is amazing reporting, and i read this and i anecdotally, on live tv, jim was infuriated and disgusted and not surprised.

one, it highlights how ridiculous trump's plan was from the beginning. heinz said they weren't in the this idea that he actually thought that this armed capitol and then she told her insurrection was going to stop husband where her will was on the count, which is sort of the tuesday night. political violence equivalent congresswoman barbara lee wore of, if i pull this fire alarm, then my teacher won't grade my sneakers in case she had to run to the office on wednesday. paper. you know, at some point, she's they knew exactly what was going going to come back and grade your paper. to happen and now we know the like it was a ridiculous idea fbi knew exactly what was going from the very beginning. but i think what was even more to happen. what is your sense of how telling is this reminded me, quickly all of these, i mean, it nicole, of what i have never believed all along during this took weeks and months to make administration, which is the idea that there were adults in the room, that there were people in this administration that some of the policy changes after 9/11. could hold donald trump in we have a larger higher check. every single person they thought they could call to bring this intensity event in joe biden's together couldn't do it. they probably would have been more effective calling sean inauguration next wednesday. hannity or steve bannon or alex >> well, i think, first of all, jones because those are the only i think what happened at the people that donald trump capitol, honestly, could have believes. the only people that he'll been prevented. listen to. i mean, this was a lack of so, i mean, is it compelling? implementation, of executing yes. is it terrifying? intelligence that was readily yes. is it a reminder of how available that they had. so to me, it's not really an dangerous and incompetent this person is? yes. intelligence failure that it's also a reminder of the fact happened. that anything that we can do to it's more the, it was a failure get him and everybody around him

to act upon the intelligence and out of office as soon as to me, that says a lot about possible is absolutely necessary because there are no guardrails what happens with the trump and there are no adults in the administration and certainly people who are complicit in room. >> and i mean, that's such a allowing this to happen. good point, and there probably moving forward, i think i'm never really were. worried. we have a president who sat that the ones that were there have been fired by tweet. day and a complete dereliction the people that seem to run the of duty. he did not deploy the national complex to the degree that anyone runs it seem to be the guard. we saw an incident where he sat family members, jared, you know, and people in the pentagon sat on the request. so i have significant concerns and i hope that the good people pardoning his dad, among others, and ivanka tweeting, my best life photos. in her eyes, it would appear that still exist at these from her instagram account. agencies at whatever level they're at are going to do the what is the picture, alexi, on right thing and any kind of preparation they can for this capitol hill on a day when mitch inauguration and across the mcconnell says purging trump country to make sure that we from the republican party would keep our lawmakers safe that be a good thing, that he is coming down on the day. >> peter baker, olivia's on to pro-impeachment side. you've got chris christie, who something, i think, really crucial to understand. was donald trump's debate coach i spoke to someone on the through the first disastrous incoming biden white house staff debate until he ended up today who said, this is our problem in one week and we know hospitalized with covid saying that if insurrection isn't it and it will all be on us but as olivia just said, for the impeachable, i do not know what next week, we're depending on is. where do you think -- it's not the third, fourth, fifth, sixth going to be a flood gate because

in command. there are not enough -- you just the people who didn't walk out can't wash the big lies off yourself fast enough for a after yesterday's to the floodgate to open but what do insurrection to protect the you think the trickle will look incoming president, three former like of republicans moving toward impeachment as a solution presidents, from what is an for purging trump from the ongoing threat. party? the briefing connor lam had was about threats that continue >> well, we've heard that there today, that's about what the are concerns that there could be insurrectionists plan to do in anywhere between 10 and 20 house the future and donald trump republicans who end you have today, i promise we're not going defecting and voting for to broadcast this here, but understand what he did, he went impeachment. that's a large number considering the way that the to a microphone, went to cameras party has coalesced around and he did not apologize. president trump over these last he did not call for calm. four years but earlier today, i he did not condemn or call was speaking on the phone with congressman connor lamb, who was criminal the contact of last talking about this capitol police investigation and wednesday. does the president want more everything going on and i sort of asked him, did you think that you would find yourself in a violence? >> well, whether he does or position to impeach president doesn't, he's raising that trump twice in the time since question, right? you have been here? he doesn't look like somebody and he said, no, of course not. and while he knows that it's a who is taking strong action to painful thing for the country this time around, he knows that it's the right thing to do and last wednesday. in the aftermath, return to he also said that he -- what's our 9/11 analogy of the pentagon the big difference to him between this time and last time and world trade center being is the number of republicans who hit, meeting after meeting after have come around publicly and meeting in that white house with privately to supporting the idea

top law enforcement intelligence hat this was an impeachable military security officials, very intent on making sure there it is something that he needs to be held accountable for. was not a repeat of what had the other things i'll mention to just happened and you don't tie all this together, when we sense that urgency from the think about ashley's reporting white house right now. and all the points that jason you don't hear a president just made, i think the big saying, you know, we are taking picture is that president trump all new measures to make sure has been unreachable for a number of weeks. that this city, this capitol, i think back to reporting that swan had for axios on december this democracy are safe. 19th in which senior trump hear us talk about how impeachment is somehow divisive administration officials were and the 25th amendment will come alarmed by the fact that they said trump was surrounding himself with people they back to bite joe biden and his considered to be crack pot talk at the rally last week was conspiracy theorists, nicole. i want to read one quote to you. completely appropriate. >> please. and so you're right. it's left to the people >> from december 19th, because it's really chilling to think underneath him to sort of take about it in this moment. charge and fill that vacuum. a senior administration official a lot of them are very told swan that when trump is, quote, retweeting threats of experienced and responsible putting politicians in jail and actors but there is a reason why spends his time talking to we want presidential leadership in moments of national crisis. conspiracy nuts who openly say declaring martial law is no big >> you know, donna, it's not clear to me that the president deal, it's impossible not to is functioning as the commander start getting anxious about how this ends. in chief. both matt and peter's papers and now we're seeing exactly how this is ending. reported the president was not in the chain of command when the >> i think i read that on the national guard was called in to

protect the capitol. air at the top of this hour, the i think both news organizations have reported on aides who do 4:00 hour. i remember that reporting. i mean, back to you,hley, on not plan to implement his orders how this ends. i mean, it is -- tell me if it if they don't think they're is clear to you that donald trump is still functioning -- prudent. i want to read you this i've asked every reporter that's reporting from our friend ashley come on the show. you have reported, the "times" parker. senators and house members has reported that it was pence who ultimately helped trapped inside the u.s. capitol breakthrough, and i think alyssa begged for immediate help, they struggled to get through to the slotkin who helped get the president who safely in the national guard to respond. white house was too busy there's been reporting in axios watching fiery television images and other places that white house aides have said they will of the crisis unfolding around not abide by an order from them to act or even bother to donald trump. is donald trump sill in charge, hear their pleas. he sounds incapacitated, donna. ashley? >> well, it's not exactly clear how this ends, and it's funny, >> i think that that part is i've been asked this question, too, by other people on msnbc. part of the gist of trying to it is the question. so, i will say, you know, donald demand that vice president pence gather what remains of the trump is the -- he is the president, but in terms of fulfilling the duties of the cabin presidency, the responsibilities of the commander in chief, he cabinet. problematic though, i'm glad the president frankly is not in the abdicated those long ago. wednesday was sort of this

chain of. titan, horrifying encapsulation of that but we had written this is not a democracy when you stories and others had reported remove the commander in chief. how he basically abdicated his responsibilities, for instance, for handling the coronavirus that is not a functioning crisis, which, while we're all democracy and i think all the focused on other things, hasn't more reason that the congress gone away. more americans are dying and needs to act even if there's one getting sick and being hospitalized every single day. hour left in this presidency to there's not one person who has remove him from office. stepped up to take over, but you >> olivia, your group is putting know, there are people here and money where all of our mouths there that are doing what you are, pledging $50 million to traditionally expect of a president, and perhaps more defend republicans who support disconcertingly, there's people who are not doing that, right? impeaching trump. we are preparing for one of i was struck by jim jordan today these times that in the best of refusing to say he accepts the occasions, national security folks tell us, is a very fraught results of the election. he's about to have a medal of and dangerous period and creates a potential power vacuum. freedom hung around his neck the reason we have such a robust that might explain it but surely the infection that had made the transition is because of what whole country sick and leaves happened on 9/11 and how those people like connor lam and all attacks were able to sort of of donna's former colleagues and fall through the cracks as we moved from one administration to another. anyone in the media covering this story in danger, the so this is an already dangerous infection is the lie. time and the idea that any of and the refusal to push back these things are not being against the lie.

so talk about who the money goes handled is just incredibly to. what your standards are and how problematic. and they are not being handled. >> jason, i mean, the picture -- you define pushing back. i keep asking that question >> we've been working on this for the past week. because the picture that we've been talking about how do emerged -- is emerging cries out we support the few republicans for some sort of leadership, and and i say few because it's been in the vacuum, we're learning very, a small number, few and from members of congress that at far between who are going to stand strong for the country, least a couple, maybe more like show moral courage and do the a few members of the capitol police force have been suspended right thing. and so we've started this and even more are under project to let them know we will have your back. it will be easy. investigation. we know it's hard. there's some reporting in the "times" and other places of some the trump machine is out there, contacts between members of it's powerful. congress and the rioters. trumpism isn't going away right they could all be seen at a rally with donald trump and his after january 20th. it's something we'll have to son and his son's girlfriends or contend with into what the wives or whatever they are, project is going to say we're speaking to them, riling them going to be here for you. all up. >> we're going to watch that we played the language they used with you. yesterday. i'm not going to replay it i think this idea of having today. but in your eyes, it seems so money and donations dry up for abundantly -- in my eyes, it people on the wrong side of the lie, people supporting the lie seems abundantly clear that this was a trump-directed, and having money flow to people

trump-inspired insurrection who push back against the lie against mike pence and the capitol. could really change this whole in your view, what is the dynamic. congratulations on the effort. appropriate tone and sort of matt, peter, donna, olivia, leadership message for an thank you all for starting us off this hour. when we come back, president incoming biden administration or whomever wants to fill the vacuum? trump on the eve of being impeached again. could this time be different? >> the perfect tone, nicole, is a handful of republicans we're going to hold every single one of these people accountable considering voting to impeach and we're going to try and keep him. banks, social media america safe and make sure that companies, professional sports people can never do this again coaches, even the city of new and i want to pull this back york all trying to distance from the national for a second and talk about this locally. themselves from trump's brand. people in d.c. are terrified. when he leaves office in eight i think sometimes folks have days, will he have anywhere to go? and the very latest in the forgotten, there's people who live in d.c. they were terrified by this. nationwide manhunt to all of they didn't know if there were going to be pipe bombs. those who rioted at the capitol. an american city was terrorized all those stories and more. in addition to congress. don't go anywhere. and joe biden's job as the we are just getting started. s ae don't go anywhere. we are just getting started. incoming president of the united nicorette knows, quitting smoking is freaking hard. states is to protect people in this country, to allow them to feel safe. cops don't feel safe because their colleagues were part of the insurrection. local people walking to and from the grocery store, colleagues of ours that i know that were walking around the area, 400

north capitol, they felt endangered. this was a terror attack and i think that joe biden, when we talk about terror attack, we always think about 9/11, right? well, we have the -- the death toll of 9/11 is happening every day because of covid. we're having a 9/11 every single you get advice like: try hypnosis... or... day because of the incompetence quit cold turkey. kidding me?! instead, start small. with nicorette. and the recastle trance of this which can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette administration. joe biden needs to come in and say, i'm going to keep you safe, hold these people accountable, >> man: what's my my truck...is my livelihood. the same aggressive terminology so when my windshield cracked... that we were using 20 years ago the experts at safelite autoglass came right to me... when this attack happened. if that investigation leads to with service i could trust. throwing some members of right, girl? congress in jail, throwing their >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ kids in jail, throwing their 19-year-old staffers in jail, that's fine, because the alternative is seeing this happen in every single american city starting this sunday and that's not a country that any of us want to live in. >> and that is, alexi, mccammond, the country the security picture suggests we are living in right now, the fbi issuing a warning yesterday that there are threats in all 50 states with connor lamb speaking

out on cnn earlier today, saying that the threats against them today and moving forward are specific and terrifying. what is your level of confidence that this will be investigated the way 9/11 was investigated, as a terror attack, and that those responsible will be held to account? >> well, we know that there's a commission being established to investigate this similar to what was established after 9/11. we know that various lawmakers like congressman tim ryan and rosa de laro are leading investigations into what happened with the capitol police and how all this went wrong. but it's going to came a lot of time and i think that's what we keep hearing publicly is that there's a short amount of time when you're thinking about the short-term goal of getting this figured out as best as we can ahead of inauguration. but to your point, nicole, businesses today are looking to tomorrsetting the course.ating. there's a lot more digging to be but new ways of working demand a new type of network. done and a lot more time to be invested in this over the coming one that's more than just fast. you need flexibility- months to really figure out the extent to which folks on the to work from anywhere and manage from everywhere. inside were or were not involved. we know, based on reports and advanced technology. with serious security. updates yesterday, that 10 to 15 and reliable coverage, nationwide. capitol police officers are

under investigation for their forward-thinking enterprises deserve behavior during the january 6th attacks. the behavior is pretty broad. forward-thinking solutions. we don't really know what that and that's what we deliver. so bounce forward, with comcast business. means, what level of coordination they had had online or offline or otherwise, for how many number of weeks that was going on. so, it's going to take a really long time, and i think it's a question of how much people want to get to the bottom of this after it's not a current news story. >> we will stay on it here. ashley parker, alexi, thank you so much for your reporting and for starting us off this hour. jason is sticking around. when we return, the lies donald trump continues to tell about the siege at the capitol, underscore the need to root out disinformation of all shapes and sizes. and call out those who use falsehoods to fan the flames of discontent in this country. that's next. plus, state capitols are ramping up their security measures after the fbi warns of possible armed protests this weekend. we'll go live to one capitol where right-wing violence has already been more than just a threat. and new federal guidelines mean more americans will be able

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there. extremist bucket, people donald trump's business is over. ascribing to some kind of white it will never be a name on a donald trump property again. supremacist type ideology is it can't exist. the powers that be fully kas certainly the biggest chunk of that. >> okay, that's very helpful. >> i don't have numbers for you. >> so the white supremacist are the largest chunk of the stras castrated. racially motivated domestic it's no longer just a far right, terrorists. >> let me also add to that that leaning towards authoritative racially motivated violent law and order, nonsense words. it's about insurrection against extremists over recent years have been responsible for the our country. most lethal activity in the u.s. there is no brand of product or no company or corporation, there >> that was back in september. is no business that in any way, that was fbi director shape or form can or will be christopher wray. that was the moment, we think, associated. if you are a donald trump hater, that he broke with donald trump, it is going to be fun to watch. by sounding the alarm, telling congress that white supremacist he has no business future at are the big threat. they are the primary, the all. it is over, and that is even before the feds get a hold of scariest domestic terror threat in the country. more dangerous than anybody him. it's going to be jieenjoyable t else. that threat became unavoidable last week when a mob that included many white supremacists watch this loathsome lizard of a and right-wing extremists were human being go down the drain. >> even if you're just a good incited by donald trump and his patriot loathing what's at play,

family to spotorm the united doled out a pardon and ivanka states capitol. trump's now deflecting, claiming went in and i don't know, tweeted or instagrammed her that his speech before the shoes and dresses. attack where he told people to i mean, it was such a disgusting fight and show strength was at all appropriate. debasement of what people of in private, he's reportedly pushing a lie in defense of the both parties still by and large insurrectionists themselves, held dear. this office that the presidency falsely claiming that they were was sacred. antifa. not a place for selling shoes. what comes next for jared and fringe conspiracy figures and trump loyalists have been pushing that evidence-free claim ivanka if they are as donny said, part of a destroyed over on fox news and other places for days since the attacks were happening. here are the facts from the fbi director. >> we look at antifa as more of castigated brand? >> kcastrated. >> castrated. an ideology or a movement than an organization. >> joining our conversation, >> go ahead. >> they end up being caddies at david plouffe, former obama cane a trump golf course when all is manager and msnbc political analyst jason is still here. said and done because there is equ equally, there is an epic self-imilation here and a long david pl time coming because as you david plouffe, i've interviewed a dozen members of congress tirf noted, they have not observed any of the ethical boundaries to the office.

one found her will, told her about financial conflicts of husband where it was the night interest. it is hard to separate jared's before the attack, another wore sneakers. travels in the middle east from everybody knew what was going to happen and we learned from the the possibility he might want to fbi today that a field office in go to the same people to start an investment fund as soon as he norfolk did too. where do you see the leaves the white house. accountability football being those sort of acts are handed by an incoming biden complicated now, if not dead administration? does it stay at fbi and d.o.j.? because of what just happened. does he have to anoint a i think ivanka, like her father, commission? what happens next in your view? >> well, nicole, i think there's two sides to this. enjoys the medallions of society one is the security side. she can wear. >> right. >> fbi, d.o.j., capitol police, d.c. police, obviously failures in terms of execution and the she's probably going to be strategy and tactics around rejected by the social class she's strived to be part of for protecting the capitol. the other side of this is, why did this happen? so long and about belichick, donald trump today said his speech was appropriate, it was trump has his nose up against so perfect. it was not. i'll come back to that. many windows but a need for he wants to isolate and i think sports figures to love him so some of his defenders to the the fact that belichick rejected speech. donald trump organized this him and the pga has decided not event. he provided the talking points to hold its most prestigious going back months saying if he tournament at a trump golf didn't win the election was course wounds him. fraudulent, refusing to commit i suspect the same thing will to a peaceful transition.

he told, in the first happen in the uk trying to get presidential debate, the proud boys to stand by and at that the british british golf capitol event, the white house event, he told people to march down to the capitol. so he's going to try and association. probably blown up sky high. define -- even if you just i think you'll see all of this looked at his speech, to me, visited with every member of the that's an impeachable offense. trump family and long overdue. this entire thing was months long planning, organization, >> deutsche bank such an opaque providing the fuel. so there's going to be part of the story and what we know from tim's great reporting appropriately a lot of attention to what happened here, could and by david at "the new york this have been prevented from a times" and the team of reporters security standpoint, but make no there, donnie, but the idea that mistake, this was a trump it's almost like a punch line. enterprise from the very how bad is he? beginning when the notion of january 6th came along, entire how bad was the insurrection for message that the election was trump's brand, deutsche bank going to be stolen if he lost walked. what's the reality understanding and then once he lost that it as you do how flimsy, donnie, was stolen. and all of his enablers, okay, so those are the people, by the way, the hawleys and the cruzs any sort of? and the mccarthys, they knew this could happen. yet they were throwing fuel on to the fire. and as much as there's >> his net worth is dropping as we speak and tim documented accountability questions around trump and is he going to get

impeached and when, we have more that. republicans supporting that, that's great. 50 million and not going to get you see the rest of the republican party who enabled him wanting to move on and that's the last thing we can do. >> well, let me just press you a little bit. what should we do? i mean, i think the idea that revenue streams going forward. they want to move on is use imagination with trump and laughable. it's almost a confession and an if he loses the elections, he'll admission of the blood on their own hands. i mean, i want to move on, let's tell people to take to the streets and we know, it's come do unity is what you say when you're a republican and you've sadly true. there's a level of got zip, zilch, nothing else to self-destruction ahead, relating say. this to his business. it's your way of saying -- i his business and brand goes down mean, why would anyone even, the drain, that is his entire self-worth and he's capable of frankly, cover the calls for even worse. unity? why would any democrat respond i want us to buckle in and good to it? >> well, what's interesting about this, nicole, is, you know, you're seeing, you know, back when trump tried to news, the law enforcement and fbi isn't on it but a tragedy minimize the covid crisis, he that's unfolding and what he's wasn't able to do that because capable of, even his own it was a real thing. okay? so, a lot of these republicans self-destruction and hurting who want to say, move on, himself, who knows what but this story is going to have a thump believe this is maybe -- this was, like, an errant tweet or, you know, trump said something ending to it and just hump to he shouldn't do. i think every day that's elapsed

come. >> that's too provocative to end on. your thoughts? since the crisis at the capitol, people are getting more >> the fact that deutsche bank concerned. they're getting more interested in it. was the only major bank and there's more video. we have strong suggestions today continue to do business with that there's more to this than donald trump and continue to do any of us even know and i'm sure business with donald trump after we're all imagining the darkest he sued them out of paying a places this could go, so public huge loan and decided interest in this is going to be sky high. it's going to remain sky high. inrecollectii and to me, this is the most insurrection, emblematic how bad it is for him. important thing happening in he's going to end up as cornered america today, which is crazy to say, given the covid crisis, the state of the economy. and feel aral and the sooner he >> no, i totally agree. >> if we don't have full out of the white house, better accountability for this, then there's going to be another one because the less power to act on and guess what? the next one will be successful. >> yes. it will be worse. all the damaged psyche and >> jason, go. >> yeah. emotions, preserves the rest of yeah. i mean, the next one's going to the country from having to be worse because here's the absorb it. >> unbelievably terrifying, but thing. everything -- you know, i spent some of the weekend talking to as you both know him and have some of my friends and colleagues in the military and covered him understand him. they said, look, if you see what happened here, it's a reminder of how good our military is, right? thank you so much. up next for us, the house is they train for eight months for set for donald trump's second exercise that may take 30 impeachment. it's tomorrow morning with some minutes, and this was a bunch of republicans hoping last week's deadly riot remains in the past. weekend warriors who thought they could fly up from dallas, texas, and engage in these we'll get an update from a

democratic member of the house next. update from a activities and be successful. democratic member of the house but let us be clear that every next single person who watched this and saw these images of people kicking up their feet in nancy pelosi's office and being walked out by cops, they've got a pen and a pad in the lab trying to come up with a better way to do i made a business out of my passion. this. if these people are not held accountable, these are the i mean, who doesn't love obsessing over network security? issues that you're going to face. but i also want to say this, all our techs are pros. nicole, about this idea of where they know exactly which parking lots have the strongest signal. real terror comes from and the idea that you have a lot of i just don't have the bandwidth for more business. right wingers saying it was antifa, other people there. this not only shows how seriously, i don't have the bandwidth. dishonest some of these leaders glitchy video calls with regional offices? are but it shows how idea yeah, that's my thing. lodgely and creatively bankrupt with at&t business, you do the things you love. they were because this is something we were talking about this past summer with black our people and network will help do the things you don't. lives matter. we were saying over and over again, look, you've got proto let's take care of business. at&t. provocateurs, proud boys smashing windows at target and we had video and we showed those people. there is no evidence that antifa was there. there is no indicator that black lives matter, what, they got into white face and put on trump

hats and decided to march into the capitol and find clyburn's office? that's the lie that they're talking right now. so, these aren't people who can be negotiated with. they can't be worked with. they need to be punished and jailed and held accountable and if i'm chuck schumer, i'm telling the republican party, i'm telling mitch right now, the moment i become leader, i will knock every single senior republican off of every single committee i can unless you guys have a serious discussion about getting rid of hawley and cruz. anything less than that and they're not serious about stopping this insurrection. >> here's my question for you, jason johnson. if you're a white supremacist and you saw donald trump struggle in an interview with jake tapper during the campaign to answer a simple question about whether or not he condemns david duke, i don't know him. why am i going to condemn? then you watched him run the most racist presidency in our you need to hire. country's history, african i need indeed. countries were bleep hole indeed you do. nations, chanted, kick them out the moment you sponsor a job on indeed about the squad, targeted every you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base. claim your seventy-five-dollar credit person of color, judge curiel, i when you post your first job at indeed.com/groomer

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overthrow the result of the election. what is the remedy? >> so, i think it's twofold, nicole. one, we need to be very specific in our language about who's held accountable. as much as i may find everybody who was there to be loathsome, just like the attack several weeks ago in washington, d.c., simply showing up at that event is not a crime. we have the freedom to assemble in this country, no matter how loathsome the assembly may be. but if you stepped over that line, i'm not talking a theoretical line. i'm not talking a symbolic line. i mean the line that goes into the capitol. the kind of thing that would get any of us arrested if we walked into that building and didn't have a badge, anybody who stepped over that line should go to jail. that's the first thing. full steam efforts to remove that's the first thing to hold trump from office. everybody accountable. in just a few hours they'll vote second, i said that every single on a resolution calling for vice local judiciary that can find president mike pence to invoke cases or crimes committed by the 25th amendment. trump or any member of his tomorrow the house will consider family needs to sue them and make this country so unpleasant impeaching trump a second time that they want to leave. as prominent republicans some of and then with congress, this whom voted to object to the certification of joe biden's parler cache, that's going to be the liberal's version of election win are suddenly saying

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day so traumatic and shocking that everyone is still processing it, but if the mob to end them, cybereason built a cyber security solutioning. didn't represent a grave enough so advanced... threat, republican members, many of them refuse to wear masks and it can end attacks today -- now there is a proposal to have on computers, mobile devices, servers and the cloud. and deliver future-ready protection, a fine for members that don't wear masks. can you talk about, at some keeping you sharp for tomorrow. level, it's shocking that that's join us, the defenders, in our mission. necessary that leaders refuse to cybereason. end cyber attacks. lead but is this something at from endpoints to everywhere. this point that is a simple necessity to protect your members? >> honest to god, could you imagine we're coming down to with just eight days to go fines for these clowns? until joe biden's inauguration day, authorities are now bracing i was in the room, pardon me. i was in that room. for what could be an unprecedented amount of armed protests around this country, we were shocked at the selfi selfishne our country. selfishness, the political washington will ramp up security division that has nothing to do with the pandemic. with more than 15,000 members of we were literally in a secure the national guard set to be location for four hours, a deployed to set up checkpoints and hopefully avoid another closed room and they were

crisis like last wednesday's insurrection. asking, in the room with us. states around the country are also making plans for any type of violence that could arise they were asked to put on masks and instead, they scuffed. there. that is such a reflection on yesterday, the fbi sent a memo to law enforcement agencies in them and of course, now we have all 50 states to warn about at least three members infected. possible armed demonstrations in the lead-up to joe biden's what's being shot is exactly where i was standing with susan inauguration, following the attacks last week on the u.s. wild. exactly where i was and these capitol. let's bring into our conversation, nbc news guys are so self-centered. correspondent gabe gutierrez live for us in lansing, i thought being in politics and michigan. gabe, i keep thinking of what serving others was actually that state has had to deal with, about somebody other than me. what the governor's had to deal with, being the target of a plan to kidnap her by some of the this nonsense with the mask, same factions who showed up at which is ultimately deadly, is the insurrection. are they a model of how to based in ignorance and prepare? selfishness and i don't know if talk about what's going on in a fine meets the moment. that state. >> reporter: well, nicole, yeah, >> i want to ask you about your it was certainly a tough year last year, and many officials state. a lot of donald trump's lies here are worried about what which were echoed and amplified could come in the next few days. i can tell you that the michigan by the likes of rudy giuliani state police here at the capitol, they have increased patrols, and we saw a few more and the folks that travmeled officers here today, the around him focused on what legislative session is set to happened in your state and i

just want to put you on the spot begin tomorrow. and ask you if you feel safe. but nicole, what i can tell you is that the michigan commission here actually voted yesterday to >> no, i don't. ban open carry inside a state capitol. now, that's been a very divisive issue here in michigan. no. many people wondering why that >> so how do we protect you? wasn't done earlier, many >> i was on the secure call last critics saying that this should night, the briefing last night go in further and ban con sealed carry as well. about security and i want to really lift up. today, michigan's attorney we heard from the acting chief general came out and tweeted she does not believe the michigan of the capitol police. we heard from the assistant capitol is safe. law enforcement agencies here acting chief. we heard from the acting and across the country, as you sergeant at arms. mentioned, are looking at that i want to lift them up and their fbi memo. we actually spoke a short time members who did their duty against all odds. ago with a state senator from detroit who plans to be here they were outmanned and you have to know inside, we didn't see that. tomorrow. she says that she was terrified i didn't see television for last year, last april, when hours. we didn't realize how outmanned those armed militias came into the capitol. they were. so we want to lift them up. yes, there was no violence technically, back then, but she but do i feel safe? was very intimidated, and she no. we have a new day. says she feared for her life. take a listen. i know that people of goodwill >> where do you go to work where and all the agencies, the secret you have to put on a bulletproof vest in order to do your job? service, the national guard, the that's unfortunate.

you know, it's something that metropolitan police, the capitol really has frightened me ever police are doing everything in their power to make sure we are since we've been coming to the legislature, and we haven't safe, but wednesday did not have seen, really, any leadership to happen. and we have to get to the bottom from our leadership in the of why it happened. senate to say, no, this cannot happen anymore. number one, it's the infectious lies. >> reporter: do you still keep a as you point out. bulletproof vest in your desk or donald trump is an infection and in your office? impeachment will take out that >> yes, i certainly do. host of that infection. >> reporter: in your desk or in your office? >> up until yesterday, it was senate needs to convict so the host is fully taken out and then underneath my desk on the capitol floor and now it's in my look at who were the other hosts office because we have session that spewed lies, that tomorrow and so i am kind of radicalized people to attack concerned, so i will be wearing it over to the capitol. their congress. >> some of your peers. >> reporter: she and many other public officials here in i mean, some of them are people michigan are worried about what that you see when you go to could happen as early as this work. is it an overstatement to say weekend. there's some talk that is potentially as early as that they endanger their own saturday, there could be armed groups coming here but nicole, colleagues? it seems that that is maybe the also, this is an issue that we nicest thing you could say about really saw today start to ramp them these days. up across the country. >> i am very worried and i hope, multiple state capitols, including minnesota's governor and sadly, think of the change. just a short time ago said that he planned to activate the national guard to guard the you're familiar with walking in and out of the capitol. think of the changes that will capitol in minnesota. take place, that my washington state already has new security measures in place.

grandchildren won't be able to walk in freely but we have metal even florida governor ron desantis urged people not to detectors as we walk on to the violently protest at the state house chambers. capitol in tallahassee, saying that shouldn't be, but now it's reinforcements would be there. we're talking about texas, we're talking about richmond, necessitated. again, by the ignorance and the virginia. wisconsin actually started selfishness of others. a brand-new member of congress boarding up yesterday, so this is something, you know, there's sworn just a few days ago posting a video, so proud of a grave concern that what we saw last week, the attack on the u.s. capitol, could reverberate packing her glock as she walks into the capitol. to these other somewhat softer are you kidding me? do you have any sense of decency targets really throughout the country and these state houses and your oath? that certainly won't be as i am worried for my safety and i heavily fortified as the u.s. capitol will be in washington. hope capitol police and every >> it's absolutely terrifying. we pray they all stay safe. other law enforcement agency that needs to be a part of this ensures that all who work there, nbc's gabe gutierrez, you stay safe too in lansing, michigan, i think of the staff who are put at risk, the journalists. i was up in the gallery with for us. we have breaking news. before we go to our commercial break, another republican member your colleagues. of the house says that she will that was disgraceful. vote to impeach donald trump their lives were put at risk, tomorrow. congresswoman liz cheney of first, by a radical insurrection wyoming is the second house by the president and people on republican to back donald the floor of the house and then trump's impeachment that follows their lives were put at risk by congressman john katko of new selfish republican lawmakers who york making the same wouldn't put on a mask. announcement earlier today.

when we return, as the number of something's got to be done. we're not safe. covid cases skyrockets and the death toll from the virus soars, >> started out to ask you what new guidelines are going into can be done in the near term. effect right now, today, to make i mean, are you convinced that it easier for more people to get vaccinated right away. steps are being taken to keep that's next. right away. that's next. (gong rings) - this is joe. members and journalists and staff safe tomorrow and the next day and leading up to the inauguration of joe biden and kamala harris? >> i am. i am confident. we had a briefing. we will have more briefings. i am confident they're doing everything in their power and i implore all my colleagues and their staff. i won't let my staff come in. i don't want them in. i made sure they didn't come wednesday. but i implore everybody to be on the watch for your own safety. (combative yelling) ask for help. i intend to ask for help to make he used to have bad breath. now, he uses a capful of sure that i am safe. therabreath fresh breath oral rinse to keep his breath smelling great, all day long. i don't want to endanger my kids (combative yelling) or anybody else. >> yeah. therabreath, it's a better mouthwash. >> so i'm very worried, but i'll do everything in my power to at walmart, target and other fine stores. stay safe. i have hope for the future. i do want to say that.

we have some things in place. we do have elected people in the house and i believe in the senate of goodwill who will recognize this moment, this historic moment, the darkest day i will remember, i'm certain, many a long, long, long line of days but i am certain with the new administration, new leadership in the senate and our continued leadership in the house democratic caucus, brighter days are ahead. we will tackle the virus of the pandemic, the economic collapse, the social reckoning, and most importantly, we will tackle the virus of lies. >> can't think of a more urgent mission than decontaminating all the lies that now, people have died in the names of those lies. congresswoman madeleine dean for your candor, stopping and talking today. i don't mean that as a line,

please stay safe. the acting attorney say people will be shocked about what's been uncovered in the investigation. what happened on wednesday at the siege of the capitol. the very latest next. ay at the siege of the capitol the very latest next (announcer) do you want to reduce stress?

with a week to go, the current administration announced new efforts today to speed up its sluggish vaccine rollout, which has only vaccinated about 9.3 million americans so far. the cdc now recommends that states offer vaccines to all

americans ages 65 years and older, and everyone with preexisting conditions, but reading between the lines of today's announcement, the trump administration, who always seems to be one step behind. hhs and operation warp speed are also directing states to expand places where americans can get their shots as california, for example, tries to alleviate the burden on its own by turning major league baseball stadiums and disneyland into mass vaccination sites. the trump administration will also stop holding back millions of doses they have reserved for second shots days after nine governors demanded more of the supply and joe biden's team announced that would be their plan once biden is inaugurated in about a week. joining us now, msnbc medical contributor dr. patel, she's a physician fellow at the brookings institute and a former obama white house health policy director. one of our favorite people to talk to. i have to say, my mom found out that she could make an appointment to get a vaccine. you can feel -- and i -- you have to posit that it's the effect of biden getting in there

and making these announcements about what he's going to do a week from now, but all the same, good news that they're pushing more vaccine supply out, right? >> absolutely, nicole, and my parents also got vaccinated in shed pounds? do you want to flatten your stomach? texas at a clinic, so there is do all that in just 10 minutes a day an incredible demand for the with aerotrainer, the total body fitness solution vaccine, and it couldn't come at that uses its revolutionary ergonomic design a better time, nicole. unfortunately, we're seeing, you know, still, some of these, as to help you maintain comfortable, correct form. you've already covered, that means better results in less time. post-holiday surges, we're seeing in about half the and there are over 20 exercises to choose from. country, cases still increasing at a rate that should, you know, get gym results at home. pause anybody, but especially no expensive machines, those health centers and no expensive memberships. hospitals that are trying to just stay afloat at zero percent go to aerotrainer.com to get yours now. capacity. so, i do think that we really have to do everything possible to make it easy to get a vaccine. we don't want people jumping the line. i don't think people want to do as we sit here now, that. literally days after this event i genuinely think people are happened, we have already opened eager and willing to get this. 170, more than 170 subject we need to get through that files, meaning, these millions of people that want the individuals have been identified vaccine and also simultaneously, as potential persons that like a campaign, nicole, wenicod committed crimes on the capitol

grounds, inside and outside., oe to communicate about this. for the people that are hesitant and just wanting to wait. already been opened, and i so we have to do all of those anticipate that's going to grow things at the same time. >> i mean, that is exactly what to the hundreds in the next coming ve already an incoming biden white house charged over 70 cases, and official said to me today, that again, that number, i suspect, one of the things they're is going to grow into the hundreds. focused on from day one and >> nearly a week after the obviously before, if they're insurrection at the capitol, talk about it now is dealing we're finally hearing from officials at the justice with the communities in which department. distrust of the vaccine is prevalent. as you heard right there, d.o.j. they tragically happen to be and the fbi have opened up 170 some of the same communities cases related to last hardest hit. what are those strategies in wednesday's insurrection, and they expect that number to grow into the hundreds. your view? >> yeah, i think the strategies their efforts so far have are, number one, to really kind resulted in at least 70 charges, and they've said they are looking at, quote, significant of democratize where the felony cases tied to sedition and conspiracy. vaccines are administered, safety clinics and clinics for more of what all this means, let's bring in nbc news inside neighborhoods. and i will say it again. well need to allow for houses of investigations correspondent tom winter. tom, i pull your twitter feed up worship, barbershop, salons, for the latest on law places that people go to and trust to become stewards and enforcement, and this, i mean, tell me what you think, but this surrogates for what the vaccine is and what it isn't. felt like the most fulsome i think it's incredibly briefing we've received yet on important, especially for where the investigation stands, communities of color to talk and i wonder if you can explain about the fact that they are not

to me what it means that they're starting with charging guinea pigs. misdemeanors but there's almost this is not the federal a ladder strategy in place for government doing an experiment. we can understand the data and the prosecutions, that someone charged with a misdemeanor may who is included in the trial just have been to get them into data. and i do feel pretty strongly their custody and they may be that for my parents, maybe for charged ultimately with a your loved ones, nicole, these conspiracy to commit sedition, websites are not very easy to is that right? >> well, right now, you have a public safety crisis, use. so i would love to see the biden essentially, with a group of individuals who seem bent on administration who has experience fixing healthcare.gov creating violence, creating chaos, and interrupting the and other things that we've had process and the flow of the technical issues with, making it government, and this process of easy for people to know when is my time to get vaccinated, and transition of power in the united states of america. where can i get vaccinated so, if you're the fbi, you want easily. to arrest people, get them off >> dr. kavita patel, today the street, start to compile perfect evidence as to why information for detention memos, you're our good-to person on all these stories. to be able to extradite people thank you so much for spending some time on us. to d.c. we're going to turn back to some breaking news about the when you extradite somebody, that takes a couple days so impeachment of donald j. trump. sometimes it's a day or two to congresswoman liz cheney of transfer msomebody, then they gt to get before a judge, that's wyoming is the second person who another day. will vote to impeach donald that takes time and in the meantime, you're compiling a group of people, getting them off the street, getting them to speak with you. trump. leanne joins us from the i would imagine a significant capitol. >> she is not just the second

amount of these people might person to come out in support of want to speak up in the hopes that they could get a decent impeachment, but she is also the plea agreement, so i think the number three republican in the house of representatives. i want to read a portion of her more people that you can bring in sooner, it keeps people away very strong statement just for a moment. from the u.s. capitol, it keeps people away from other capitols she says the president of the in other states, so i think it's united states summoned this mob, an important thing -- other assembled the mob, and lit the states' capitols, i should flames of this attack. she goes on to say everything say -- so it's an important thing from a public safety that followed was his doing. standpoint. none of this would have hatched the other thing is, it's too soon from an evidence without the president. the president could have standpoint. immediately and forcefully if you wanted to charge sedition and conspiracy here, that's going to take weeks and months of time. intervened to stop the violence. you've got to bring it before a he did not. there has never been a greater grand jury, conduct a betrayal by a president of the significant amount of interviews, i think it's going to be easier for law enforcement united states of his office and to get some of these people to his oath to the constitution. cooperate them with them in exchange for lower sentences to so that was an extremely strong say, yes, we were all working statement by the number three together or communicating in the member of the house republicans. same group and this is what now we know that cheney has had somebody said that we should do and we're working together to do a long history with the this or that, and here's who was president. she has separated herself from fundi funding us, and here's who may him multiple times, many times have bought some of those plane tickets so i think all of that to the chagrin of members of her is very important in order to speed up that process. you've got to start making conference, who got mad at arrests now and from a public cheney and who were frustrated safety standpoint, you've got to with her because she would speak

start making arrests now too. out at different moments >> one of the parallels they drew was to the fbi's throughout time. but this is -- this is really a investigation into the marathon leadership moment for her. she is standing -- she seems to bombing. just talk about how they're using these images that we know have been standing on the right side of history for every single as a network have been broadcasting almost around the time she did speak out against the president, and she's also separating herself from the pack these weren't just insurrectionists, these were proud racists and of house republicans where the insurrectionists who put their faces on camera, who took leader of the house republicans selfies, took pictures, who kevin mccarthy has not come out filmed a lot of their criminal nearly as strong. of course, in a private conduct. how is that aiding the conference call with his members last night, he said that the investigation? >> yeah, well, nicole, it's not president does bear some very often that we see investigations and charges come responsibility for blame, but this is a big, big moment, and across for people that have already taken selfies of what we're waiting for is the themselves committing the crime, watershed to see how many house giving news interviews saying republicans follow her. nicole? that they committed that crime, providing their name, their age, >> liz cheney is this, in my and their address. so, yes, this is a situation view, what i've watched over the where you have people coming trump years, is she to me is forward, stating that they've committed these crimes. this mirror. one thing i learned from when she stands in front of covering literally every minute senator portman or any of these of the boston marathon bombing trial is there was a significant members, she's a reminder what amount of photographs, of they used to stand for. they used to stand against

imagery, that were not shared on social media, that were not provided to news outlets. everything they now debase information that came in -- that themselves for. and i wonder what your sense is about what she just alluded to, became crucial in the criminal how many will follow, how many trial of assigning blame of will view liz cheney as someone being able to show that the terrorists were there at the time that they were. so, i think it's really carving out a path for republicans to begin the long important that the fbi get this process of trying to wash the trump stain off them. information. i would not be surprised in a >> i think it's going to be year from now, 18 months from now, when we're having trials in really interesting to watch to see which ones do follow her. some of these cases, that there's going to be some imagery that comes out that will be very surprising to us. she would stand on an island it will be the first time that we have seen that imagery. sometimes over the past couple it will be really important. of years, disagreeing with the so, i think it's really president. there were a lot of republicans important part of the process, who were worried and scared to but i think the other thing is, by getting in these tips, you follow her, and she comes from allow law enforcement to start wyoming. to interact with people, so they this is one of the most conservative states in the may be interested in a particular person whose picture country, but she held true to they've already tweeted out, but by talking to that person or her traditional republican talking to people that know that beliefs throughout this entire person, they may find out about process. i think it's not just house four or five more people and hopefully be able to do what members that i'm going to be they need to do to bring people watching, but what members in to justice, nicole. the senate do as well. >> here's hoping. >> right. >> senate republicans, and if nbc's tom winter, thank you for all your coverage on this since they look to liz cheney as an it was ongoing. we really lean on you in stories

opportunity to perhaps come out and support impeachment as well. like this. thank you, my friend. the next hour of "deadline nicole? >> leigh ann, is there anything white house" starts after a quick break. r of "deadline white house" starts after a destabilizing this calculation quick break. in terms of what we don't know yet, in terms of where the investigation is heading? >> that's a great question. i think that there is so many questions that are unanswered. there is so much confusion on capitol hill right now. there is people still dealing with their emotions and trying to process what happened. >> yeah. >> and what everyone is dealing with personally. and then it's the blame game as far as law enforcement is concerned. everyone is pointing fingers at each other. there is one good thing is that there was this very dire briefing that capitol police are giving to lawmakers last night and to today. while members are really frustrated at what took place and they're frustrated with the briefing that they are getting because of the threats that are presented before them, they're at least happy that finally the law enforcement police are talking to him and filling them

in on what could happen. >> how much time do we have, leigh ann? what time is this vote tomorrow, and how long will it stay open? how much more information could they have? how many hours are there left before they have to make a decision on the impeachment vote? >> they're supposed to start the process around 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. it hasn't been formally noticed yet, but we do expect to vote perhaps mid- to late afternoon. nothing is settled just quite yet. but perhaps another 24 hours, nicole. >> nbc's leigh ann caldwell, thanks for spending time with us. thanks for all of your reporting in the last week. it's been extraordinary. we'll be right back. whoo. i'm gonna grow big and strong. yes, you are. i'm gonna get this place all clean. i'll give you a hand. and i'm gonna put lisa on crutches! wait, what? said she's gonna need crutches. she fell pretty hard. you might want to clean that up, girl. excuse us. when owning a small business gets real, progressive helps protect what you built with customizable coverage. -and i'm gonna -- -eh, eh, eh.

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extraordinary times. we are grateful. "the beat" with ari melber starts right now. hi, ari. >> hi, nicolle. thank you very much. welcome to "the beat." i'm ari melber. we start with breaking news. the house is on the verge tonight of debating a resolution that would call on vice president pence to do what was once considered unthinkable and what's never happened in american history, demand the vice president activate this 25th amendment of the constitution to immediately remove the sitting president donald trump from office. donald trump has emerged today. this is the first time since the riot at the capitol. the democrats now are moving to impeach him for inciting. he took no responsibility. he said thepe