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. >> amy klobucar was taking on ron johnson because it stood out. he was coming up with all kinds of conspiracy theories that was really left-wing instigators, not all the people dressed in trump gear. pete williams, to the investigation now, and some of the frustration we're hearing from lawmakers today at this house hearing. republican jamie ferrer butler, ranking member on the subcommittee hearing this mornings, listen to what she had to say. >> i'm hearing a lot of process and a lot of, like, almost explaining why there's a problem versus hearing how you're going to make sure that there is a command center who speaks into the earpieces of the officers and provides direction and leadership. the part of the problem with chaos was because each and every officers, boots on the ground, commander or not, had to make a decision with no information. my hat is off to these brave men and women. they saved our livings. i'm frustrating i'm not hearing this is how we're fixing that. >> pete, the difference today was you were hearing from the current acting l

let's expand this conversation by one with someone you all know, minnesota senator amy klobucar. she sits on the rules and administration committees. senator, thank you for being part of our coverage. >> hi. >> what can you tell us about the nature if not content of some of the evidence we are not expecting, some of the evidence that has perhaps not been in the public domain so far? >> well, as horrific as the evidence we've already seen on tv over the last few weeks has been, i think you're going to see even more, because of course the managers of this case had access to police data and other things and a video of officers and other places, security cameras of course all over the capitol, that they're going to be able to use. and i think it's going to be even more disturbing than what you've already seen. and i would agree with michael about how this is very personal to every member of the senate as they look at the case. but i think what nicole said at the begins was so true. this is really a security case. this is a moment for our country. are we going to send a message and al