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and is alex really crazy?zy, and he says crazy things on the radio, and on tv and on youtube every day in order to exploit other people who are crazy, to make money for himself, then that doesn't look good at all. >> to announce dna force, ladies and gentlemen... >> narrator: but it didn't matter to jones or his audience. he had found a winning formula. >> he is the exemplar of a conspiracy entrepreneur. there's a whole new industry that's grown up. >> that's my second dose of that. i need to take it easy. >> he sells, you know, potency pills. he's into virility. and he sells body armor, and gold, and other things. >> narrator: at infowars.com, they sold gold, pills, and fear. >> radioactive contamination... >> he was smart, because he correctly realized that he had to sell a product. >> wars are not cheap... go check out the amazing specials... >> especially a survivalist product that people thought they would need under the coming, you know, nightmarish new world government, was very prescient. >> alex, over

>> alex smith: i'm not crazy.y hear from the experts. and so to hear finally from the experts that, "okay, you can." for me, a bit of a gut check, you know. do i really want to do this? do i put myself out there, walk across those white lines potentially again in live action. >> o'donnell: exhilarating or nerve-wracking? >> alex smith: both. >> o'donnell: he wouldn't actually play in a game until week 5, when the starting quarterback got hurt against the los angeles rams three plays in, smith was sacked by all pro tackle aaron donald. and then, he got right back up. watching on tv, while deployed in iraq, was dr. joe alderete. >> dr. alderete: i was so proud of alex-- sorry-- and-- and all that he had achieved. >> o'donnell: you were emotional then watching that. >> dr. alderete: i was, i was totally blown away. i didn't know whether i w-- i wanted to cheer or throw up. it scared me to death, but i-- i just loved watching alex achieve. >> up tall, there we go. >> o'donnell: dr. alderete says the only other patient

>> hey, alex, it's great to be with you. i have been speaking to a number of her swenlts here in the 14th district and for those who supported her in the past in november continue to support her. they say her defense of the constitution, second amendment and overall conservative values. from those who detract from her, they tell me they're outright embarrassed by what they see. they don't want her county associated with her right now and they're ashamed of the rhetoric from conspiracy theories and false accusations she's promoting. but it's important to know these are not new. they have been long known around marjorie greene. so i had a conversation with her gop primary runoff challenger. this was her opponent back in august, which was a runoff that she won. but they agreed on a lot of the same shared values but he told me he warned gop leadership about her extremist views and said this isn't where he wanted the republican party to move forward. i want you to listen to some of the exchange how he feels the overall insurrecti

>> alex good to be with you. first of all everyone should understand they will not be successful at overturning the results of the election. joe biden and kamala harris will be sworn in on january 20th as president and vice president, but they are doing a lot of damage. these are political arsonists at this point in time. they are undermining the integrity of our democracy. many of them talk about how the united states, there needs to be a voice for freedom of democracy overseas. but what they're doing is taking a blowtorch to that idea here at home. reckless, feeding into the false narrative that donald trump has sought to spread from day one, even though out of 60 court cases, 59 have gone against them and the 1 for them a trivial matter. everybody who's looked through the allegations have found them to be frivolous and false yet these are people through their own political purposes are undermining our democracy. it's a shameful day. >> fas you're borrowing a phrase from axios, head line today calling president

alex? >> julia, thank you for that. >>> back with me, zerlina, curt and elise, teasing coverage of the georgia runoffs. rachel maddow and steve kornacki at the big board, tuesday night on msnbc. back to the panel. guys, i want all of you to respond. axios is calling trump the gop arsonist. saying that the president is torching his own party and its leaders on his way out of power. elise, you've got the president calling georgia the senate race as illegal and invalid, railing against republicans for not approving the $2,000 stimulus checks. how do you believe he's impacting the georgia races? >> certainly doesn't help when your biggest, the big evidence person in the party is a power broker says that it's a fraud and don't bother coming out to vote. it's not great what donald trump is doing, but are the early voting numbers going to skew more republican or democrat? we'll see on tuesday. >> okay. curt? >> well, i think that trump is right now at this point doing no help to the republican par

alex?so the investigation continues, vaughn hillyard, thank you so much. >>> from the capitol to states across this nation, which are on elevated alert status. in pennsylvania, preparations are around the capitol including several unseen elements on standby. we have officers on horseback, helicopters, drones, bomb squad and fire department special emergency response teams. let's go to nbc's sa mora barrett, who is in harrisburg for us. officials there say they are ready, but what are actually expecting? >> officials are on emergency alert status, meaning they put all of those emergency preparations in place but they have not received any specific threats to the capitol complex. we've seen a few people today circling the capitol wearing trump supporting gear, maga 2020, that kind of thing. but other than that, it's pretty quiet today. they're looking ahead to a potential march today, the one the fbi warned about. we spoke with police officials on thursday evening as they prepped the media fo

>> alex, i'm not. you would suspect that a mitt romney, who voted on a certain body of evidence that the president was not fit to serve now has vastly additional evidence to warrant the validity of the position he took in february. i don't know that he's declared. but look, it's an uphill push to get to 17. the question would be, if this behavior does not warrant impeachment, does the impeachment clause just need to be removed from the constitution? is there no norm that can't be violated by a would-be authoritarian occupying the office of president of the united states? that will be the question that we'll have to grapple with when we get to this impeachment question. >> yes, with a frightening potential answer there, the way you phrased that question, senator. let me ask you about the crimes that are coming to light around the capitol riot. as you know, there are accusations some members of congress gave tours to pro-trump rioters just the day before the attack and that in essence allowing recontours

alex. >> i just want to double check.esterday we saw the whole first floor of the building behind you with your reporting. it had been boarded up. it looks like it's gone up at least a couple of floors, that plywood is covering virtually almost every win coast billing. >> reporter: absolutely. we've seen the plywood boards put up all across the capitol and across nearby businesses, and that's in addition to the roadblocks that went up overnight, in addition to the streets leading straight to the capitol and have the concrete barriers in place now, so as i said a significant enhancement of security here in madison. everyone hoping for the best but, unfortunately, forced to reap for the worst. >> absolutely. morgan chesky live from madison. >>> let's go to the white house. according to the "new york times" trump allies are raking in thousand of dollars from lobbyists who are trying to get presidential pardons for their clients. let's go to cnbc's josh letterman. josh, a remarkable report here. what do we know about the deta

alex ply wants to stay a front runner whether he can here or not. i. in good shape your weekly health show on t w covers many aspects of health care will look at what's new in medical treatment nutrition fitness and beauty. we talk about these topics in depth with the experts and the given. you the chance to pose your own questions so do get in touch. some viewers have asked us to discuss the topic off. and i'm the perfect guy for this because i love myself fairly much and this is a good thing because self-love and self esteem is very important for a healthy life but an extreme form of self laugh is called pathological narcissism this is when people have an unfair lated image of themselves and they also like empathy and this is a big challenge for friends partners and colleagues and often a breeding ground for conflict. click post share and like. becoming increasingly self obsessed and could social media share in the blame. that question 1st emerged around 15 years ago as social media you searched worldwide psychologists began to ask if it was promotin

alex forsyth, bbc news.: we are joined now by a german mep and sheer the eu single market committee. happy new year. i want to point out to tweet you put doubt earlier. you said it was a m goodent to post this picture, and it underlines clearly a sadness you have. >> yes, i feel very, very sad today. you mentioned my tweet. i posted a twe saying sadness, and people commented below my tweet, expressing their sadness, so for me it is a day to look in the future but also to reflect a little bit on the last year and look back on our common history. i'm a little bit sad. simon: you use the phrase, we ways leave the light on in the eu house for our u.k. friendu are hoping one day the decision will be reversed? >> i want to also give didn't want exit -- didn't wanto brexit, to all this people who wanted their children to study with erasmus in the european union. they can't do tt anymore. stl hope we will have close lationships in the future,nd even negotiate, for example the contact in the future again. and who kno

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thank you very much alex. stay tuned because coming up after the break alex is joined by broadcast and author of scott's a mother tongue became a and the wonderful thing are hugh no ellington was see that. my guy i don't mind you i'm on. the. ice in the summer by from a future trucker watch kaiser. welcome back in this season of robbie barnes where to being the life of the white a working class hero to mediate alex speaks to author and broadcast to believe i asked him to cite some of committee favorite buttons porn's i guess to get i know one of the shortest thanksgiving for a national victory. billick a little start the celebration of the lives of jimmy the robert bombs but look at some of the the favorite pair of of buttons that jimmy reed liked so much meanwhile this thanksgiving from a mash novak to me what's the point of it well it's a bird. it's a bit baden's being quite radical and support i think of the french revolution and the war that was fighting against the fleets revolutionaries at the time and h

>> alex, great to be with you. and i do feel confident that the administration can get us on the right track, of course, and i think dr. fauci alluded to it, it's going to have some bumps along the way, especially with these kind of un -- you know, unforeseeable factors like a mutation that could be more transmissible or more deadly. however, what we have now, and i've read through it, is a 200-page plan that's a foundation for getting us back to normal in all aspects. but, hey, look, i am going to be the first to tell you, alex, this vaccine distribution, if i were a schoolteacher, i would give it an "f," or whatever grade is below an "f." coming out of that, you can't go from an "f" to an "a" overnight, this is why i'm trying to figure out how, you know, state and local partners such as myself can help with this effort and raise our hands and say, we need help. right now, there's a lot of people pointing the fingers at each other. >> and that's what fauci said, that's not what they're going to do. is there someth

by the way, i say that with a heavy heart, alex.ish that our politics were such that we could have heated conversations, policy disagreements, but still shake hands and walk away and still try to work together. but right now when you have people like marjorie taylor greene who does not represent the majority of republicans saying, no, calling for people's heads. you can't use that kind of rhetoric, especially not on the floor of the house. >> absolutely. that's being echoed in millions of families across the country as well. it's good to see you. come see me again soon. thank you. >>> we're tracking a major storm on the east coast. it could last for days. we're going to map it out for you in a moment. >>> it may be the most alarming warning about the coronavirus you may have heard yet. what one of america's leading epidemiologists is sayin non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel... available over the counter. voltaren is powerful arthritis pain relief in a gel. voltaren. the joy of movement. did you know you can go to libertymutual.com

christmas to you and all of you, ladies and gentlemen. >> tonight's episode of jeopardy the host is alexk, he lost his battle with cancer. bay area residents are - - competed on the final trebek hosted shows. >> the host of jeopardy, alex trebek, over the years jeopardy featured a large number of bay area contestants, including two in the final week with alex trebek, their memories of meeting him more touching because of his death. >> i realized that i was good morning to be on some of the last games that were hosted by alex trebek, andi feel so honored to be in that historic position. >> san francisco state english professor jim gilligan, tried out over 20 times to get on the show. he made it on trebek final broadcast. >> i have been trying over 20 years and not only did i get to meet alex, who is an icon in the industry. and one of the world's classiest men. but, i got to be on his final show. which is pretty special. i was struck with such admiration for him that he would continue to do it, not only after he been diagnosed but you know, he did not miss a show in the two years that he

. >> >> i don't know how it ends, alex.se i don't see any sense where in the short to medium term this party moderates itself. no incentive for it to moderate itself. we haven't talked about the white wing media echo chairman ber, fox nuts and oann and newsmax. as long as you have this information or misinformation bubble that conservatives and leap cans can live inside of it and where it's incentive brick ought from, no incentive to moderate. the opposite, you know you'll be penalized on primetime by the han 'tis and tucker if you step out of line or if you question the republican orthodoxy. ics in nicks would never have stood down, never been impeached if fox news had existed in the '70s. roger ales set it up because he saw what happened to nixon and it worked. today they have created this weird cult living inside a media echo chamber bubble and it's very dangerous to democracy in a two-party system >> indeed. let me ask you about something you tweeted yesterday. picking up food from a restaurant. people sitting inside ea

>> well, alex, thanks for having me. we have been briefed about the threats to members and to the inauguration, and it's disturbing to hear about the threats. it's one of the reasons you've seen members go out and, you know, investigate whether they could get a vest and how they feel about attending, and i will say that we are hearing a lot from people on the outside about concerns about inauguration. but this is heightened security at its highest level ever. no inauguration, i think, has had the level of security that we're seeing being undertaken right now at the capitol. it's sad to see that the people's house has to be fenced off this way, it has to be barricaded by what looks like a war zone. >> it's incredible. >> but we need to make sure there's a peaceful transfer of power. >> yeah. i'm curious about these four house committees, the new breaking news that we had just moments ago with josh lederman, opening this joint review of the insurrection. what do you need to hear from those committees? what kind of informat

>> reporter: hey there, alex. i want to show you the scene here real quick outside the capitol four days after the siege on the capitol. we've got 7 foot nonscale fencing here and jersey barriers that have been set up to add some extra layer of protection. we've also got members of the national guard here. hundreds of them surrounding the capitol complex but there have been a number of arrests since this all started here on wednesday. it turns out if you go into the capitol and you do something illegal that is a federal crime or is a state crime, and photograph it and put it on video, the fbi and doj will start looking for you. adam johnson, the 36-year-old from florida. he was the one photographed holding the lectern of nancy pelosi through the capitol rotunda. that was found safe. adam johnson was found and arrested. there was the gentleman whose feet were up on speaker nancy pi lows si's desk. he was from arkansas and he was arrested. 16 folks have been federally charged with crimes from what happened here on w

welcome to the alex salmond show we were right set done but call the grisoft and we'll look at the political year ahead the you have begun crisis will end in the muleteer and how will the political parties fear in this dude normal from the right we asked top commentator peter oborne obama's johnson be condemned for bungling the pandemic or will he be lauded for bringing the country flu vaccination and from the left professor barfi we ask him well a subpoena start on those new labor party has the grit to cut through in these tough economic times ahead all that coming up in the show but notice me though with your tweet surely emails and your messages well we've had a tremendous response to vice 2 of last week featuring cambridge for all they just talk to chris smith and public health expert dr penn kamiya steve alter it says just watch dr chris smith on alex aventura best bit of information about cope with i've had said supine dynamic started follow the experts get advice steve bobby says i think saying it since august mosques should be compulsory there are much fewer disabled and people with

scotland never had alex's in conversation with the author and journalist brian we can innovation to a new trick brian mcguigan cold jimmy reed jimmy reed working with history why that title. i think alex it simply sums up jimmy a man who what was his trick these as a 2 fighters and who swore 20 centuries. it became a figure of j. significance only one of these were true series of interviews some 20 years apart which it was is fascinating in the 1st 70 years was in the the early 1990 s. summer correct yes or straight 1904 had what was genuine these magazine 7 days and in the sea nonchalant of own project in the sense that he said it typical jimmy well general you want to talk sense on tomorrow absolutely and then. and 2008 when it's a child to beauty so it was a much smaller slate to jimmy not point out say. it was a clever well read in the self-taught in the main an issue say here norton some of the great towering figures of the of the 20th century have and i know that one of his great friends was with paul robeson the great american based center and civil rights activists were what e

>> reporter: hi, alex. that january 6 process is looming big in the background, but let's start with what's happening today. today is the first day of the new congress, the 117th congress, which just happened in the senate as vice president mike pence just swore in all 32 newly elected members to a new six-year term, including senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. over in the house, all members will be sworn in, and then after that, they have a very long day of electing the new speaker of the house. current house speaker nancy pelosi is expected to win that, but just by the slimmest of margins as she is facing the slimmest democratic majority with just 222 democrats, and because this vote has to be performed in person, they are going to extreme circumstances to get their members here, including more than a dozen democrats who have voted via proxy since may because of covid. those members will be here. we also just learned there is a special section in the gallery off the house floor for four members who h

what can you tell us about real estate right now, alex?d austin are the two places that have benefit fitted the -- benefited the most. miami's absolutely on fire. i've become a broker on the side. there's so many great things going on from the investment and infrastructure, the school system's getting better, a new highway's connecting, basically coral gables and miami beach, and it's on fire, both the commercial and residential side. barry and i are building 144,000 square feet across the one hotel, a beautiful office building. the demand has been off the charts. i wish we had 400,000 square feet. and you can't say these metrics are the same in every state, but here in south florida across the board it's on fire. maria: you still in the market for looking for another team, alex? >> i wouldn't say we were looking. we weren't looking at the mets process, but sometimes the an opportunity comes up, and the mets was a team that i came up as a young lad out of new york and miami growing up watching them. the '86 meants was an awesome story -- m

to you and all of you, ladies and gentlemen. >> tonight's episode of jeopardy the host is alex trebek, he lost his battle with cancer. bay area residents are -- t -- - competed on the final trebek hosted shows. >> the host of jeopardy, alex trebek, over the years jeopardy featured a large number of bay area contestants, including two in the final week with alex trebek, their memories of meeting him more touching because of his death. >> i realized that i was good morning to be on some of the last games that were hosted by alex trebek, andi feel so honored to be in that historic position. >> san francisco state english professor jim gilligan, tried out over 20 times to get on the show. he made it on trebek final broadcast. >> i have been trying over 20 years and not only did i get to meet alex, who is an icon in the industry. and one of the world's classiest men. but, i got to be on his final show. which is pretty special. i was struck with such admiration for him that he would continue to do it, not only after he been diagnosed but you know, he did not miss a show in the two years tha

and alex, good morning to you over on the other side of the country. well, you know, when you see last week's events and we think about what might be happening in state capitols across the country right now, it is important to realize that we're not talking about a single block of activists and insurrectionists. there are factions. and, so, the frame work that i think about with the current challenge is is there is a set of actors or players on the field that are engaging. there is a sense of influencers driving them and seeking their own objectives. there is a series of america nichls using to coordinate and communicate. and, so, through these four different lenses or approaches, you can get a better understanding of really what's happening. so with those actors, there is a spectrum that goes from really intensity of intent, and that's the boog loo boys types, the perception to reset the political system and in moving through white supremacists, white nationalists, militias, conspiracy theorists and ending up in the disaffected voters that unfortunate

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we're hanging out with alex rodriguez alex and i are about to play a a singing version of "the whisper person wearing the headphones tries to guess what they just sang alex, i don't know if i've ever heard you sing before. have you, on the show? >> lucky you, baby [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay here we go i'm going to have you put the headphones on first. >> okay. >> jimmy: give me a thumbs up when it's loud and you can't hear me. perfect. here we go ♪ this is how we do it this i how we do it ♪ >> i love you so ♪ this is how we do it ♪ >> this is how we do it. >> jimmy: yes, this is great [ dinging dude, we got it. that was great dude, we're a good team. i love this. i'm going to put the headphones on now and you sing and i'll try to guess i'll give you a thumbs up when it's loud enough ♪ pour some sugar on me [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what start it again. hold - >> fire me up. >> jimmy: i'm on fire sometimes. ♪ im sticky sweat my head to my feet ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what in the what wait -- start again, start again, start again ♪ pour some sugar on me ♪ >> jimmy: more time coming ♪ in t

>> alex that's the fear that's driving it. it's hypocritele. on the one hand they're saying the elections were legitimate in electing us, but they're not legitimate in electing joe biden, so logic doesn't apply. but you saw president trump tweet out against senator thune and saying that we want a primary challenge. and this is something that members across the house and senate fear. they know that he has an energized base in the republican party, and they think if trump is against them, that it's going to make their life harder. and then those like josh hawley who want to run for president are trying to pander to the base. >> i am going to the president said he wants to run for president in 2024. that's another conversation. let's talk about the 140 republican congressmen in your branch of the congress there who are going to be voting for this and supporting this. how do you see this playing out? >> i think that it's a symbolic vote. it's not going to matter. the house will certify the election. the senate will ultimately certify the election.

>> absolutely, alex. actually testified to the senate homeland affairs committee in 2019 and it was about exactly this topic. you might remember the massacre that happened at the walmart in el paso, texas. >> sure. >> back during that time frame, and the issue was if you are in the fbi, state and local law enforcement entering federal agencies you use two different rule books. if it's international you use the international guidelines and you rely on the state department to designation foreign terrorists and foreign terrorist organizations which gives you additional vifgt powers you would not normally have on strictly criminal cases. if it's someone inside the united states, you're relying on u.s. criminal code, and that u.s. criminal code is very much geared around investigating crimes that have already happened such as what we've seen at at capitol here this week, so it's very hard to preempt this because there's not a desig national around it. when i went to that senate hearing and we were testifying a

alex? >> yeah. again a realistic breakdown and i had that conversation with melissa murray about whether that could be accomplished. thank you for that. >>> many questions remain over the security failure at the capitol as officials raced to figure out what in the world went wrong. nbc's national security correspondent ken dilanian is joining us. what are the biggest questions that remain about how all of this happened? >> hey, alex, so it's now very clear that the capitol police utterly failed in their mission to protect the capitol and that's why the chief of the force is resigning, but now questions are turning to the larger and massive intelligence failure on the part of the fbi and other federal agencies who utterly failed to see the evidence right in front of them on social media that this was going to happen. a foreign diplomat based in washington told me he knew that the capitol building was going to be attacked. our colleagues at nbc news have uncovered a raft of postings from the

what can you tell us about real estate right now, alex? the two places that have benefit fitted the -- benefited the most. miami's absolutely on fire. i've become a broker on the side. there's so many great things going on from the investment and infrastructure, the school system's getting better, a new highway's connecting, basically coral gables and miami beach, and it's on fire, both the commercial and residential side. barry and i are building 144,000 square feet across the one hotel, a beautiful office building. the demand has been off the charts. i wish we had 400,000 square feet. and you can't say these metrics are the same in every state, but here in south florida across the board it's on fire. maria: you still in the market for looking for another team, alex? >> i wouldn't say we were looking. we weren't looking at the mets process, but sometimes the an opportunity comes up, and the mets was a team that i came up as a young lad out of new york and miami growing up watching them. the '86 meants was an awesome story -- mets. but now

>> i absolutely do, alex. no doubt in my mind the people who are getting together online to buy this stock are angry at a rigged system, a system that is not working for them, that is organized around the inciters and they see it here in terms of the stock market but they see it also much more broadly in society based on the inequalities. that's why when i was running for president, i was pushing for a wealth tax. make people like me pay more taxes because there's something really wrong in our society and people are furious about it and the insiders just keep on supporting rules that protect them, rules that advantage them and everybody else in this society is angry as heck. >> so if you want to look at it this way, on one hand you have trump-inspired an sti establishment types and then on the other hand hedge fund billionaires making money on wall street for years. is in pi side likable in this, tom? it seems like you can find a reason to dislike all of it. >> let's be clear, this is a fight about money, alex

alex: gracias por invitarme y sigan cuidÁndose.eguntarnos si habrÁ reforma migratoria? de esto hablar con una enfermedad invisible como la depresión, nadie sabe que necesitas ayuda. pero en covered california nadie es invisible. covered california te ofrece seguro médico con cobertura integral, incluyendo salud mental, aun con una condición preexistente. Último día de inscripción es el 31 de enero. de energía solar y eólicaos coabude california,ose. enfrentamos el cambio climático. usa menos energía de 4 a 9 pm para que sigamos brillando. presentador: nunca antes en la historia de estados unidos se habÍa visto lo que vimos hace unos dÍas, ciudadanos simpatizantes de donald trump, irrumpiendo, asaltando el capitolio, la sede del congreso, del poder legislativo paralizando la ratificaciÓn de joe biden, prÓximo presidente de este paÍs y para hablar sobre esos momentos, vamos a hablar con dos congresistas de california que lo vieron muy de cerca, tony cÁrdenas y norma roque, el miÉrcoles hablamos y me dijo que habÍa usted temido por su

good afternoon i think let me ferris explain something from our colleague alex the. i think were to say. the line was not delimited to say can understand and that the border is not precisely that i think let me correct in the border was fairest delimited in a draft agreement of 1900 and there was some objection requests from incrementally to a lot of harrington when they are discussing this on the process live in the run between his u.p.a. and seanie and sudan in which it is not it in. giving in britain giving in to the requests of. emperor mentally of ceding him some parts of sudan he didn't actually claim sovereignty over them then clearly that is from the travel proper to our can appear to us that. none the less britain acceded to his demand and the line was clearly did limited in the 1902 agreement signed by a mentally him self and this is published in the british. british. war what you could treat a serious it is there for everybody to see then the agreement was that a border of boundary commission would be stablished jointly between sudan an ethiopian to demarc

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welcome, everyone, to "weekends with alex witt." we beginning with the breaking news and the intensifying manhunt for this person who planted two pipe bombs in washington. investigators are poring over these surveillance images, taken the night before the capitol riot. they're now sharing them with the public. moments ago, the fbi released this new wanted poster. it shows ten new suspects accused of assaulting federal officers and violence at the capitol. earlier, i spoke with former fbi acting director for counterterrorism about these new threats from domestic terrorists. >> we're used to see advisories about an international terror threat, but this is a threat that says, your neighbor, your coworker, your family member could pose a threat to our nation's security, and that means we need to be in a kind of post-9/11 posture, alex. by that, i mean, remember all the signs that came up. if you see something, say something. that's what the fbi's looking for right now. >> and now, nearly 5,000 national guard troops will be deployed in d

out west, welcome to "weekends with alex witt."begin with this thought in 72 hours at this moment, exactly three days from now, joe biden will be sworn in as president of the united states. but right now breaking news, the nation's capital on high alert. officials are anticipating mass protests today, as we've said, just 72 hours from joe biden being sworn in as number 46. this comes as we're seeing for the very first time dramatic new video from that january 6th attack on capitol hill. this is absolutely stunning, everyone. it has never been before aired on our network. it's shot by a reporter from "the new yorker." it gives us a look at what happened on the senate floor and what was on the minds of those rioters as they were storming our nation's capitol. >> what the [ bleep ] are they? >> you have to understand, we can't lose the war. >> we're better than that. information operation. >> there's got to be something in here we can use against these scumbags. >> yeah! >> hawley, cruz, i think cruz would want us to do that. >> "the

then alex did something audacious. took the gun out of riley's hand. >> is this a real gun. >> alex, why did you take the gun from riley? >> that's kind of a bold. >> it really was. >> i was watched in the backseat and i was like -- no. >> it is a instinct you'll thing and he grabbed it back out of my hands. that was scary. >> and that is when police got through the gate and made their move. >> everybody put their hands out of the vehicle now. >> riley was cuffed and taken away. the gun was still in the car. >> just pull that back. >> just to see the serial number. >> the mission was a success. alex and noah were safe. >> riley was charged with the murder of emma walker and taken to jail. it was the end of a long crazy day. a popular football hero was behind bars. how did it all come to this? >> he was controlling and obsessive but you never thought a murder. >> and in a case already full of surprises, the biggest one was still to come. >> coming up -- a sudden change in riley's story and it is a stunner. >> as frighte

i'm alex witt. yasmin vossoughian is up next.she will talk about impeachment and the shocking new video we will show you on the steps of capitol hill. will show you on the steps of capitol hill >>> good afternoon, everybody. i'm yasmin vossoughian, and we have got a lot to cover in the next two hours ahead. a growing momentum towards impeaching the president over the attack on capitol hill. as new polling shows a majority of people put the blame for it squarely on

coming from alex salmond? well, you can draw your own conclusions around that. political plot against him when he emerged from court after a criminal trial. at some point that information, those facts and evidence will see the light of day. he was acquitted of all the sexual offence charges he faced, having already won a civil court action over the scottish the scottish government's complaint handling procedure. he was awarded more than £500,000 in legal costs in that case, triggering inquiries into what nicola sturgeon�*s administration got wrong. so, what started with complaints about alex salmond's behaviour has led to intense scrutiny over nicola sturgeon�*s conduct. the key question — has she broken the code of conduct for ministers by misleading the scottish parliament over what she knew and when about the allegations against alex salmond. the evidence is mounting that nicola sturgeon has misled the scottish parliament. she has lied to parliamentarians and has misled people about when she first knew about these allegations. i am clear that i did not mislea