at 1:11, we started marching. >> alex jones with the organizer of "stop this steer" beginning his own >> in crowd, ashley babbit. >> there is an estimated of 3 million people here. despite what the media tells you. we definitely see something different. there is a sea of nothing but red, white and blue, patriots and trump. >> at 1:26 p.m. u.s. capitol police ordered the capitol complex to begin evacuations. >> two-minutes later, a call is made requesting the national guards. pipe bombs being investigated near by at the headquarters of dnc and rnc. >> whoa. this is bad. this is bad. by 2:00 p.m., both sides of the capitol are surrounded with mobs fighting with police. >> this is now a riot. >> capitol police are fighting a two-front war. >> total chaos of screaming and yelling. >> bull horns being blowned. >> cheers of america and traders and we want trump. it is so loud that you can't even hear your radio that's right here in your ears. they were prepared for war. >> then the moment happens. >> usa! usa! they have breached the scaffold. at 2:12 p.m. using a stolen police shield, proud

>> alex jones, the conspiracy theory profiteer with the organizer of stop the steal, ali alexander ine capitol grounds. >> this is history happening! >> i skipped, literally skipped with my flag all the way to the capitol. >> in the crowd, ashli babbitt. >> we are walking to the capitol in a mob. there's an estimated over 3 million people here today. so despite what the media tells you, boots on ground definitely say something different. there is a sea of nothing but red, white, and blue patriots. >> at 1:26 p.m., u.s. capitol police order the capitol complex to begin evacuations. two minutes later, a call is made requesting the national guard. pipe bombs are being investigated nearby at the headquarters of the dnc and rnc. >> hold the line! >> whoa, this is bad. this is bad. >> by 2:00 p.m., both sides of the capitol are surrounded with mobs fighting police. >> we're still taking metal, sharpened objects, missiles, to include bottles and rocks. this is now offensively a riot. >> capitol police are fighting a two-front row. >> total chaos. total chaos. the screaming, yelling. >> leave

. >> he would listen to bright bart, alex jones.tairs full blast. >> i say it's treeson and trump says it's treason and we're reversing it period! >> for the last four years alex has been, bar none, the loudest and most outside spoken donald trump supporter and he will tell people what they didn't want to hear when it comes to their conspiracy theory du jour. >> reporter: he says the conspiracy theories jones pushed on info wars, like mass shootings being fake, were all about making money, which he did by selling questionable health supplements on the info war's website. big stories equal big profits. to alex, that means that he is going to sell some product that days because of the spike in audience, based on somebody else's tragedy. >> reporter: jacobsen says he doesn't know if alex jones believes his own conspiracies. donovan crowell's mother and senior say crowell believes them all. >> he would constantly facebook message me. sending me stuff about hollywood pedophiles eating babies and i'm like, i would just shame him. i mean,

remember when alex jones -- no, we are not going to defend alex jones.nted, so he threw them in prison. we should worry when an american citizen is treated like this. francine, thank you. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: so dr. jill biden, not actually a doctor, but she is trying to make americans get the shot. she's traveling across the country to brown beat them, no matter whether or not they needk it. we don't want to gloat or anything, but we do have the tape. we are probably going to show it to you after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ as the covid-19 vaccines become available you may have questions. and that's normal. so, for the latest information, visit getvaccineanswers.org it's up to you. >> tucker: well, the house judiciary committee passed six bipartisan antitrust bills today that fit finally in the end need to break it up with the tech companies. one bill, called the american choice innovation online act prohibits big tech company from giving preference to their own products on their platforms typical antitrust legislation. it prevents them from discriminat

remember when alex jones -- no, we are not going to defend alex jones.as due platforms. julian assad didn't like what he printed, so he threw them in prison. we shouldn't worry when -- we should worry when an american citizen is treated like this. francine, thank you. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: so dr. jill biden, not actually a doctor, but she is trying to make americans get the shot. she's traveling across the country to brown beat them, no matter whether or not they need it. we don't want to gloat or anything, but we do have the tape. we are probably going to show it to you after the break. (announcer) if you've struggled to lose weight, you might think you were born with a slow metabolism, but what you may have is insulin resistance. fat becomes trapped inside your body and it becomes very difficult to lose weight. now there's release from golo. it naturally helps reverse insulin resistance, stops sugar cravings, and releases stubborn fat, all while controlling stress and emotional eating. at last, a diet pill that actually works. go to golo.com to

listen to alex jones for more than about 10 minutes on any given day and it's almost a guarantee you're going to get to the group pretty quickly. very much a foundational element of the kind of new world order conspearicism that takes hold in the '90s. and cooper is a key player in that. for cooper the buildaberg group is founded in 1947. why? what's happening in 1947? the manhattan project is mostly done by that point. year of the roswell crash, year of all the ufo sightings. for cooper the buildaberg group is created in direct reaction to the extraterrestrial threat. for cooper, though, magic 12 isn't created to cover up the truth about ufos. he says that freedman and others like him are actually government disinformation agents. in fact, what he says is majesty 12 is created to establish relations with these aliens. and cooper goes further. he says by 1954 president eisenhower is going to sign a treaty with the aliens that says, look, you want to come along and experiment on humans, that's fine. we'll look the other way. we'll even build secret bases for you to do so like area 51. bu

wrote a book then, in which alex jones snuck into the bohemian grove and got this footage. this is the raw material of conspiracies. the raw material for each conspiracy is going to be different, the pieces they'll mix and match to try and make a conspiracy. we have to recognize that the raw material is out there for people to make conspiracies. it doesn't make conspiracies real. but we have to realize this is the well of stuff people are drawing from. all of this information is on youtube. all this stuff, when they want to make these kind of things, these are the raw materials. if we're going to talk about these with students and fellow americans, we need to recognize what's in bounds and what's not. so elements of a good conspiracy group, international scope, a state within a state, helps. this is the masons, the catholic church, the international banks, maybe even some of these organizations. it has famous members, in there's a secret society in which the highest ranking member is a barber from muncie, i don't think anyone cares, but when you have reagan and nixon, then

why do we laugh at alex jones again? again, says the bioethicist, human engineering is the answer.second, you ask, human engineering? that's kind of creepy. it dimly try this kind of thing in europe 80 years ago, didn't we agree were not going to do that ever again? true. bioethicists have short memories. in any case, climate change is suppressing emergency, we don't have time to consider the consequences of a response to this existential crisis. here's an idea, let's fiddle with the human genome to see if we can make human children smaller than they are now. a race of dwarves, they would eat less and they would be cheaper to transport. that would reduce greenhouse gases. if >> think of the lifetime greenhouse gas emissions required -- the energy that's required to transport argie people rather than smaller people. if we are smaller just by 15 centimeters, that's a -- i did the math, it's a mass reduction of 25%, which is huge. 100 years ago, we were smaller. exactly about 15 centimeters smaller. think of just the dash you know, lifetime greenhouse gas emissions if we had smaller c

facebook, conspiracy-type social media driven by alex jones, many of them lifelong listeners of rush of fact, it just doesn't matter. >> all right. drew griffin, thank you so much. be sure to tune into drew's documentary assault on democracy the roots of trump's insurrection that area in about 15 minutes from now. stick around for that. >>> in the meantime, when we come back, meghan duchess of sussex explains what inspired her new children's book. >> jess: when you have auto glass damage... schedule safelite's new drop and go service. just drop off your keys and go enjoy your day. we'll send you text updates and let you know when it's ready. schedule drop and go today. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ it would be cool to ride a horse on the moon. ♪ when i was young ♪ no-no-no-no-no please please no. ♪ i never needed anyone. ♪ front desk. yes, hello... i'm so... please hold. ♪ those days are done. ♪ i got you. ♪ all by yourself. ♪ go with us and find millions of flexible options. all in our app. expedia. it matters who you travel with. >>> many families are celebrati

. >> reporter: that former marine is an alcoholic, he listened to alex jones and was radicalized, his mother thinks, listening to those conspiracy theories, and was in that column of soldiers that went up into the capitol that day. he's just one of the many people we profile in our report that i really will have you coming away thinking almost sorry for these people who have been scammed by this lie which the republicans are using to escalate their power and their profit. >> yeah. that's absolutely true. drew, i want you to stand by. once again we want to let our viewers know about your truly amazing cnn special report, "assault on democracy, the roots of trump's insurrection." you can see it this sunday night, 9:00 p.m. eastern, 9:00 p.m. eastern, only here on cnn. right now i want to bring in our senior legal analyst, the former u.s. attorney preet brarria. drew is still with us as well. these disturbing new videos from january 6th that the justice department released are being used in the court of law, but how important are they in the court of public opinion as elements of the rep

it's like bill barr went to a retreat with alex jones or something like that. the president meadows trying to get the acting attorney general jeffrey rosen to get cuckoo investigations going where supposedly italy was trying to interfere with our elections and they were trying to gin up the states. and the hal load justice department, you know, side with these cuckoo trump theories. and that just illustrates what these folks are all about. they're not about respect for institutions and they did not give one whip about what that would do to politicize the justice department and fortunately the acting attorney general jeffrey rosen appears to have done the right thing and refused all this, but that's got to be the subject of congressional hearings and jeffrey rosen's got to testify and he's got to tell everyone what he knows and this is benghazi times a million and we had so many hearings about that, we need a hearing about this. >> yeah, and it gives context to what was going on with january 6th because it shows how behind the scenes in secret these were real ef

someone is like that's a false flag, we have a very high bar for evidence here and that's like alex jones stuff, 9/11 was an inside job. now we're arriving at the false flag point of the january six conspiracy. >> we are indeed. it gets more and more radical by the day. if you remember chris the organ gop claim that it was a false flag comparing knit to -- a few weeks ago, and then they went silent. whole wide to piece at some qanon nonsense, some of these states have said some of those things. tucker carlson says it on prime time cable, that's a big difference. whatever tucker says tend to go mainstream on the right very quickly it's. only a matter of time before we hear other members saying this. you mentioned inside jobs and 9/11, it is appropriate that marjorie taylor greene is now the biggest fund-raiser on the house gop side, because she's a 9/11 truth for anyways. it is good for her. it is a very short journey for her to become a january 6 to 4, which we will see very soon. the overlap is clear between tucker, between republican house members, between vladimir putin. when i saw put

the kid who shot up the white house during the obama administration was inspired by alex jones movie. what must it be like today for the service having to deal with everything else now suddenly having to deal these conspiracy theory fueled attacks or conspiracy theory inspired rallies that themselves create more problems from a protective standpoint. >> well, such a wise set of worries. looks what happened january 6. nobody imagined it. but nobody really could have handled it other than several with the national guard we cannot pretend the slightly larger capitol police force could handle that. just a stunning display of the state in which our country is nearly civil war proportions. >> as you point out there a number secret service agents who post insurrections we learned sympathized or at least empathized with the rioters which gives back to the question of whether the secret service can properly be apolitical. you're going to have individuals who have political points of view. the premises going to choose our not choose to unlock that part of it. they themselves may have political

you had alex jones and conspiracy theorists show up. you know what you also had? a bunch of people who had no idea what these conspiracy theories meant. they were just there because they believe in the same narrative of grievance. we don't want our guns taken away. maybe some felt they don't want their culture taken away. we can talk about the great replacement in that later. this was an online organized effort in which a lot of people came together, extreme and not extreme. it was the physical manifestation of what we are seeing in online spaces every single day. extremists are adjacent to pundits. extremists are adjacent to elected officials. extremists are adjacent in these online spaces. and that creates a legitimacy to their ideas. and so you flashforward just a couple months later, a pandemic hits and all of a sudden, we have reopened protests around the country. a lot of people who showed up at reopen protests were legitimately concerned about their livelihood. they didn't want to be shut down. they needed to make money. they had legitimate grievances and c

president trump warned of election fraud, founder stewart rhodes appeared on "infowars," conspiracist alex jonesor what was to come on january 6. >> rhodes: we have men already stationed outside d.c. as a nuclear option, in case they attempt to remove the president illegally. we will step in and stop it. it's either president trump is encouraged and bolstered and strengthened to do what he must do, or we wind up in a bloody fight. we all know that. the fight's coming. >> alfonsi: but for some oath keepers, the rhetoric was too much. former board members told us rhodes adopted a more violent, militia-style ideology, and it was tearing apart the group. chapters in virginia and north carolina broke ties with national well before the 6, citing a departure from the original mission. others distanced themselves after the insurrection. >> jim arroyo: please rise for the invocation. >> alfonsi: including the country's largest chapter in arizona, where jim arroyo is vice president. while arroyo doesn't think the election was legitimate, he doesn't think anyone should have stormed the capitol. >> arroyo:

this is alex jones info wars.is real tin foil hat stuff, and yet beatty and revolver news were the sources cited last week by tucker carlson, the highest latest primetime host on fox news. when he decided to give b.t. a platform and amplify this bonkers conspiracy to millions of his republican viewers. >> so it turns out that this white supremacist insurrection was, again, by the government's own admission in these documents, organized at least in part by government agents. >> tucker carlson is not just asking questions. he's not just wondering whether fbi informants may have been among those who stormed the capitol, a legitimate line of inquiry hemp's not just pointing out that the fbi has been accused of manufacturing terror plots in the past, especially to entrap muslim suspects. that's true. he's been accused of that. he's flat out stating and the insurrection was and i quote by the government's own admission in these documents organized at least in part by government agents which is a ridiculous and false cla

the kid who shot the white house during the obama administration was inspired by an alex jones movie. what must it be like today for the service, having to deal with everything else now suddenly having to deal with these conspiracy theory fuel attacks or conspiracy theory inspired rallies. that themselves then create more problems for a detective . >> such a wise set of worries becauselook at what happened january 6 . could you have imagined it -mark everybody imagined it but nobody could have handled other than several phalanxes of national guard. we can't pretend that a slightly larger capital police force could have handled. just a stunning display of the state in which our country is really nearly civil war promotions. >> as you point out there were a number of secret service agents post insurrection who we learned were sympathizing with the 16 writers which gets back to th the question of whether the secret service can be a political . want to have individuals who have political points of view and the president will choose or not choose to unlock hothat part of it and they may ha

listen to alex jones for more than about 10 minutes on any given day and it's almost guarantee. you're going to get to the bilderberg group pretty quickly very much a foundational element of the kind of new world order conspiracism that takes hold in the 90s and cooper's a key player in that. for cooper the bilderberg group is founded in 1947. why what's happening in 1947? internet manhattan project is mostly done by that point. the year of the russell crunch year of the roosevelt crash year of all of the ufo sightings, right? for cooper the bilderberg group is created in direct reaction to the extraterrestrial threat. for cooper though magic 12 isn't created to cover up the truth about ufos. he says that friedman and others like him are actually government disinformation agents. in fact what he says is majesty 12 is created to establish relations with these aliens. and cooper goes further. he says that by 1954. president eisenhower's going to sign a treaty with the aliens. that says look. you want to come along and experiment on humans? that's fine. we'll look the other way. we

you have alex jones there on the scene.e is there. this is the line-up that's going to bet people riled up. when you look at what could have stopped it, well, it is people inside the white house that could have stopped this and they chose not to. >> one of the questions i think that came up in the impeachment trial, olivia, was about following the money, that these weren't spontaneous crowds. they were planned events. the trump campaign was e-mailing and texting supporters to come to washington. donald trump headlined the preinsurrection rally and sent them to the capitol, lied to them and said he would be walking with them. let me read a little bit more about the event organizers from "propublica". one of the women for america first organizers told "propublica" that he and his group felt they needed to urgently warn the white house of the possible danger. quote, a last-minute march without a permit, without all of the metro police that would usually be there to fortify the perimeter felt unsafe. that's justin stockton in a

jones with a trifecta, his third homer of the game. he had six rbi, and alexilliams was just as dominating on the hill. he went the distance, striking out ten while scattering just two hits. the cardinals shut out tech tech tech, 9-0. they win the super regional, two games to none. they're headed to the college world series first time since 2008. >> we talked about having a toughness people can't see, being tougher than people expect, kind of catching people off guard by, you know, having a little grit to us. i think our guys showed that all weekend. >>> to the links and the third round of the metahill championship in daly city. watch what happens to leona maguire. 1st hole her ball is stuck in the tree. they try to find it but time runs out. when they're on the green, look at the right-hand corner. the ball falls out but it is too late. she takes a double bogey on the hole. former stanford cardinal and bay area native lauren kim draining a bomb for birdie on number 10. she is at 6 under, just two shots off the lead and one shot off the lead danielle kang, she

brock jones had a day crushing three home runs including a grand slam in the sixth. and alex williams was king of the hill. in a complete-game shutout. wow, he was dominant. the cardinal blanked texas tech, 9-nothing. they are headed to omaha for the first time since 2008. >> we have always talked about having the toughness that people can't see. being tougher than people expect. kind of catching people off guard by having a little grit to us and i think our guys showed that all weekend. >> the meta hill championship. former stanford cardinal and bay-area native, lauren kim, draining a bomb for birdie on number ten. she is two shots off the lead at 7 under. daniel kang, who was born in the city, was near the top of the leader board until a double bogey on 18. she is four back of the leader, min lee. heading into sunday's final round. that's a look at sports. more news after the break. in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the networ

jones having himself a big day. here is the first of his three homeruns in the game. minute 1-0. it clears the wall. is right-handed pitcher alexiams was a brilliant. top five texas tech brings a timer on a tying run into the play. he has back to the cardinal dugout and back to jones.'s second home run? a grand slam toward the scoreboard. and he made a 8-0a 8-0a 8-0a 8-0 crowd not thrilled to see this happening. williams through a complete game to hit shut out. a fly out to left. this is going to be your ballgame. that go to omaha. stanford wins advancing to the college world series for the first time since 2008. the giants and that playing a daytime doubleheader. this giants fan having no part of the selfie. the near home run inches from going out. it ends up being a double and he would not score. the top eight were scoreless. an extra inning game because it is a seven inning ballgame. the giants were scored to in the frame. washington had the tying and winning runs on but no outs. kayla escapes in the giants when that game 2-1. as for game number one kyle leading off for the nationals second pitch. that is long gone. 426 feet

is still to come the program terminator jones in libya and a civil war in central africa watching our traditional stay with the join me every thursday on the alex simon show. and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politic sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then me ah, with me ah ah, i use this is your media a reflection of reality? ah ah. in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? tyson lation community, are you going the right way or are you being somewhere direct? what is true? what is faith in the world to corrupted you need to this end. the so join us in the depths will remain in the shallows. ah ah, welcome back. this is our international now, the era of fully autonomous killing machines that may have already begun un report has described what is believed to be the 1st case of a drug strike, guided only by artificial intelligence, without a human operator, the lethal autonomous weapon systems program to attack targets without requiring data, connectivity between the operator and the munition. in effect, a true fire. forget and find capability. in march. last year they turkish made cargo to quad copter open

how may, jim jones visited a russian court has been hearing a position to outlaw political organizations linked to jailed opposition leader alex of only if approved or band of all these allies from running and parliamentary elections later this year, moscow's top prosecutor accuses of all the and his supporters are trying to launch a revolution. the kremlin critic is serving a 2 and a half year prison sentence for parole violations related to an embezzlement. conviction. mark c, macowski is a non resident senior fellow with the atlantic council. he says by now, the russian opposition knows that the ultimate aim of the kremlin is to crush them altogether. the russian division has been facing incredible challenges over the last few years. and this is, of course, an attempt by the kremlin to snuff it out. and of course this decision and the legislation was timed very specifically on of, on a birthday on friday. i think the russian opposition knows the challenging landscape that's there. and i don't think there under any illusions of the difficulty in navigating the ability to break in and potentially by electoral means, have a ch

jones had himself a big day. the first of his three homers in the game. alexouts and he just fired up heading back to the cardinals dugout. second homer of the the the made it 8-0 and the crowd at texas tech not not not not not the final out right here, a fly ball to left field and that will be your ball game. cardinals headed to omaha, their first college world series appearance since 2008. giants and that's home run, just inches from going out. and that being a double. top of the eighth we are scoreless, extra inning game. base hit to right from lamont wade, giants scored two in the frame. washington had the tying and winning runs on but caleb escapes and the giants win game to. kevin gausman on the hill for the giants, kyle schwarber leading off second pitch and that is way out of here. the giants got nothing going offensively, struck out 10 times including the final at- bat right here. bring your gloves, nice catch right there by the fans in the stands. halfway up the wall and just missed a homer. two rounds will score, lead 3- 0. matt holsen, rbi double m

jones with his third long ball of the day. a solo shot and a former safety for the stanford football team finishes with six rbis. alexten and pitched a complete game two hitter. gets josh young to fly out and end the game. the cardinal win 9-0. they are headed to the college world series for the first time since 2008. >> dream come true is to be able to take a team from my alma mater back to the college world series. >> we've been expected to lose 90% of the series we've played all year and kind of walked into this knowing, yeah, they've been 4-0 at home in super regionals recently. everyone was expecting us to fold, not expecting us to win. it's a testament to the toughness and grit this team has. >>> look how fast that fog rolled in at the lake merced golf club. this was in a 15-minute span. leona mcguire started one back of the lead, but her second shot on one goes into the trees and it doesn't come down. mcguire double bogeyed that hole. five off the lead. min lee tied atop the leaderboard on 17 when she rolls in the long birdie putt to take the outright lead. lee, who's never won on the lpga tour, shot a 4 under

alex williams was brilliant on the bump. top of the fifth, texas tech, tying run at the plate. here's one of the 10 strikeouts. he pads back to the dugout and back to jones. his second home run toward the scoreboard at right center. a grand slam made it 8-0, stanford, and the home crowd there, texas not thrilled. here is a final out. flyball to left field. that is your ball game. let's go to omaha. stanford wins it, advancing for the first time since 2008. >>> giants playing a day and night doubleheader in washington, d.c. today. they sent their ace, goslin to the hill. he has been pitching at a cy young level, but kyle schwarber leading things off. that ball is long gone. 426 feet to write. 1-0, washington in a hurry. these are games in the doubleheader, so you've got to get your chances in when you can . the best chance for the giants, but it's a double play from jason foster. end the inning, and later on, as you see hochman there buster posey, the swing and miss, but look at the catcher track it down, throw it to first . that is a great play by buster. the giants struck out 10 times, including the final at-bat. washington wins, 2-0. >>> day baseball a