because it's hitler said the house, the group is that the landed group, they don't have tribal or group lands. and so they exist in many parts of the country. and this attack, what they see is an attack on them has led to protest and unrest where these house groups are in other parts of the country. so there's been this spreading of violence like wildfire. all of this is connected to the central politics of sedan because you know, the peace agreement of 2020, which was yes done during made during the power sharing agreement. but it was heavily supervised and controlled by the ministry component which is now in government. and that has thrown up all sorts of conversations and more importantly, the fact that these groups are being displaced is leading a lot of people to think that that is intentional. because these areas where these groups are all the way from door for all the way down to circle define and blue nile and in the east, these are the production areas. there is gold, there is uranium under this very said people are being displaced from and so people, some dues, think of it as

and if you were part of directing those groups, aiming and pointing at aiming those groups that you knew would use force at your suggestion, if you were part of them deliberately suggesting that it was go time for them, that would mean that you would appear to have been involved in the crime, you would appear to be in on the conspiracy, for which members of both t oathkeepers and the proudbo boys are tonight sittin in jail waiting on felony charges that could keep them in prison for decades. so no pressure, the fact of tomorrow's hearing is that there are already a whole bunch of guys about to be on trial for seditious conspiracy and tomorrow's question is as to whether or not the trump white house and other trump associates working on it with them, and should bear or potentially face the same criminal charges. now, i mentioned there might be more video tape tomorrow than we were otherwise expecting for your typical criminal conspiracy. part of the reason i think we should c be sort of ready for tt tomorrow is because of this, which we recently saw from "the new york times." hi, so what

if you were part of directing those groups, aiming and pointing those groups that you knew would use force at your suggestion, if you were part of them derived deliberately suggesting that it was go time for them, that would mean that you would appear to have been involved in the crime. he would appear to be in on the conspiracy, members of the oath keepers improv keepers are sitting in jail on charges a keep them in jail for decades. no pressure tomorrow? right the topic of tomorrow's hearing is about the fact that there are already a bunch of guys on trial or who are about to be on trial for seditious conspiracy and morals question as to whether or not the trump white house another trump associates were in on it with them. i should therefore face the potential serious same charges. i mentioned there might be more videotape tomorrow than we were otherwise expecting for your typical criminal conspiracy. i think part of the reason we should be ready for that tomorrow is because of this which we recently saw from the new york times. >> all right, so with regards to the whole political

above the city, a group of ship-based helicopters leads the group of a radar detection helicopter k-transport and combat helicopters of naval aviation k- 29b lt. col. igor nekrasov, leader of the tactical group, in the parade of naval aviation of a group of modernized deck -based helicopters intended for search detection and destruction of enemy submarines ka-27m, the leader of the tactical group, major igor ivanov nadnevoy, passes a pair of multi-purpose military transport aircraft from 72, they are able to take off and land on unpaved snow-covered and ice airfields, the tactical group is headed by major mikhail yakovlev, the parade formation of a multi-purpose aircraft. phoebe 200 with fighter cover of a pair of su-27 b aircraft, group leader lieutenant colonel dmitry vazhinsky, senior fighter cover. lieutenant colonel denis peshekhontsev. in the sky tactical group of anti-submarine aviation of the near sea zone, consisting of il-38n aircraft, short story escorted by su-27 fighters major alexander friedrich, leader of the tactical group of the guards the parade of special-purpose a

he spoke to the press on behalf of the group. he made all these public statements, he lionized their actions. he said that at the time he thought he was sort of pulling a hunter s. thompson and the hells angels. in his mind he was embedding with the oath keepers. as a journalist doing that sort of embedded with the group, he would ultimately produce a great work of journalism or great novel about his time riding with the oath keepers. that's what he says he thought at the time, but he now realizes he was just behaving is their propagandist. but even though he had broadly supported them and he had broadly so sympathetic to them, eventually got to grossed out by them over there working with white supremacists and neo-nazis, over the fact that at least some of the more holocaust deniers, they like to talk about that amongst themselves. for that and a number of other reasons, he ultimately left. he was recently part of an abc news documentary about what he did and why he now regrets it. >> my day consists of waking up, taking in the

there vladimir gabich sniper is a sabotage group behind his back.ne has winnie the pooh behind their backs here. and what does this mean? well, it's just that the faction was still in the bear before the concession. how many people did you shoot with this war, i killed 60 people. this was not only with sniper rifles, these were also assault operations of the people's militia. behind the group stretches a bloody trail shelling peaceful villages and crippled and shot prisoners, commander alexander kravtsov denies this, but his militants admit that investigative work is underway. the prisoner was given the order to kill no, they brought him. uh, i said, while he is here he will not be beaten. well, i personally broke your people broke your arm sits down already. uh, when they were on ilyich, it turns out that such a situation occurred there that kravtsov ordered me? well, torture people. i broke one arm. you see, beaten beaten beaten. yes, and then there, a few days later, there, it turns out, there, already when i was leaving, he ordered me kravtsov t

has its very interesting characteristics e-e first of all the group of 20 unites countries that make90 in total and which together have 90% of e-e global gross product it is approximately 710 75 80% of the world's international trade, that is, two -thirds of the world's population, that is, in fact, half of the world's lands. that is, this association plays an important role in the system of modern international relations and, of course, what priorities are considered by such an association. there is no question economic and financial and they were in the center of attention during the meeting at the ball eh two main questions the first question is the energy situation the second question is the food situation and one and the second question are related to russian aggression against ukraine and therefore it is important that the position of the group of seven states was very solid and coherent. among the members of the group of seven who were actually the engine of the e-e in the position that was voiced against the fact that it is necessary to force russia to unblock ukrainian ports

and somebody else is stirring this up and making other ethnic groups, people from other ethnic groups, think that the house or have come to invade the land massage to say, given the country isn't a very poor stage economic moment. people are hungry and it's very conflict. so well, given that there are the complex and all that stirring up that's going on, i want to bring in hollywood here. they're obviously a number of different explanations for what's happening in do not at the moment. and specifically the timing of it. i'm curious because a lot of these dynamics also seem to be taking place away from the region, especially because a number of the groups who signs that 2020 piece agreement are viewed as having cited with the military and the current context. so hello. do you think that the job piece agreement has changed? local politics on the ground and blue. now is this the case of cartoon filtering down to the local level? there were undoubtedly the 2 piece agreement to set up a lot of conversations. and this is because it wasn't signed by all the groups of course thought it was on

there are certain groups from khartoum.oppose it's the deputy chairman of the solve council -- soften council who is possibly arming some of the groups. also the fact they've played an integral role there in bringing out the decisions about the possibility of the housa having a native ha administration type representation. which is an informal triballal-based representation and that has been denied to him and this is part and parcel of this conflict. >> do you have concerns that this conflict will broaden, both in terms of area and acts iraqis here? >> i think that largely depends on what the central government in char tomb wants. i agree with what mohamad said about the intervention of the government and also they'd mentioned hamenti. this was supposed to be tackled in a national conference. it was supposed to be tacked in international conference and that, the kind of issue of whether land rights would gip and end. that would have been part of that. that didn't happen, partly because of delays over other things but then b

then some groups, militia groups, misguided followers of trump, reacted in a way that was totally over the top. the committee's mission today is drawing a connection between trump's words, whether he reasonably expected that it would result in violence. that's really it. >> again, this is not a criminal proceeding. it will be wild. i can say, i'm having a party. it will be wild. i don't expect people to be beating on each other. literall? >> exactly right. you look at the words. and of course, context matters. courts don't look at words in a vacuum. if trump's intent was to incite violence. keep in mind. dhs officials were aware prior to january 6th that trump supporters were responding in, let's say, violent or exaggerated or just overly ambitious ways to his tweet, to his words. so if trump knew that. if dhs knew that and trump also knew that, then maybe a case could be made for we'll be wild means we want to you get wild. look. that's not an easy case to make which is why he hasn't been indicted yet. why the doj is still waiting to see what happens. they have more information thank

-29tb leading tactical group lieutenant colonel igor nekrasov in the parade of naval aviation of a groups designed to search for the detection and destruction of enemy submarines ka-27m, the leader of the tactical group, major igor ivanov, passes a pair of multi-purpose military transport aircraft from 72; be-200 amphibious aircraft with fighter cover for a pair of su-27b aircraft, group leader lieutenant colonel dmitry vazinsky, senior fighter cover, lieutenant colonel denis peshekhontsev. in the sky tactical a group of anti-submarine aviation of the near sea zone consisting of il-38n aircraft short story escorted by su-27p fighters, the leader of the tactical group of the guard, major alexander friedrich , continues the parade tu-154m and tu-134a4 special-purpose aircraft, the leader of the tactical group, major mikhail fedyukin , long-range anti-submarine aviation is represented by a group of long-range 142 strategic turboprop anti-submarine aircraft, escorted by ship-based mig-29k fighters major vitaly, leader of the tactical group of the guard batyrov in the sky over the day and air

because that group is one of the 3 functions of book o'hara. booker her on, is a group that was formed in 2003, in may degree, and went to war with the nigerian government in 2009. and since then, it has killed directly 35000 people, at least that 5000 people directly. and about 350000 people in directly through the poverty and humanitarian crisis that it created by display in 3500000 people across the lecture region. now this group that started as book on them initially splintered, twice in 2012 is splintered and a group called and sudden must be in a few bladder student formed, which is now affiliated to al qaeda. and in 2016, it splintered again on one group called islamic stead with optical province was recognized by ices. of course, book ahem! itself pledge allegiance to isis in 2015, but the group broke into 2 in 2016 and one of the functions was recognized by iso. and that is the group that is to do called these law, mixed it with africa province. and so there is no contradiction. there are currently 3 different functions of book 1 am operating in the north, east, north central,

a group of bears.s signed up half a dozen, to avoid the fate of mercenaries, than the famous here is this group of the ussr bear. this is, firstly, bombing from quadrocopters under video recording, and these are night raids on platoon strongholds , these or those ambushes of this kind of sabotage. all this was done under the video all this later. ah. the ukrainian press was launched, despite the fact that the ukrainian army and government in front of the osce in front of international mediators denied their own in this participation, sort of like it was supposedly other people, in general it is supposedly outraged. citizens who are just fighting bandits like this, your task in the group was directly my task was a couple of medics and a quadcopter pilot. what i did as a pilot as a pilot, i was directly involved in collecting information. yes, mining was carried out remotely. i personally didn't go through. i helped. uh, in picking up these explosives , they hid them there under packs of cigarettes under

you can get out of that group. it's a very difficult group for the indomitable lie. and then you're talking about a team that no longer has like a super stuff face with the camera. and we used to having big names, you know, roger miller and we go about song somewhere at toe. patrick bama, you know, like a step layer who can, you know, make a big change in the game and shift the momentum. but of course, you know, with all due respect to vince or a booby car, the captain who was incredible during the africa cup of nations, he will definitely feel the weight of playing at the walk up. but perhaps, you know, having the atmosphere that they have around the tournament having you know, read about song as the head coach at the federation president, you know, people who know as single to about playing at the world cup will different. definitely invoke that lie and spirit that we know coming to have over the years. and i think perhaps that could be the edge that they will bring into this woke up in 2017. no one expected them to win the cup of nations in government. and they we

group. of another gene. here is such a blood type covered with an antigen. the third one is like this and today there will be 43 of these. the more we research, we will isolate from these blood groups that this is not just a variety of one. and we find gen aga here it is. and here you can see a little here. that's how it's thrown out. still. this is probably a different gene, so this is a different group . moreover, here, in addition to these antigens , there is also an antigen, and there are 342 antigens in total . this is important. why is it important, because look, here are our four known blood types known to you. but this is only for the inhabitants of the first fourth group is actually the presence of antigens of which antigen, eh? and antigen b and here we have you antiagent a you have the second group of antigen-b, you have the third group. and if you have both antigens a and b, this is the fourth group. what is the first group from the hole? and there are no antigens and not b 0 and

or african americans, a, group a, group b. or hispanic americans, group a, group b. the state of new york, just the state of new york. and a republican congress said we're going to do a giant relief package for that minority group across the country, but group b in new york, we're going to expressly exclude you from getting any money. what would you call that? i would call that good, old-fashioned racial discrimination. and if that happened, a republican congress did that, to say a group of african americans or hispanic americans or asian americans, "the new york times" and "washington post" would be going crazy, rightfully so, by the way. this happened. this happened. okay? i don't know why. i would love it if one of my p senate colleagues came down to say, hey, dan, here's why we went to great lengths to exclude tens of thousands of alaska native indigenous people from getting relief. here's why we did that to you. i'd love for somebody to tell me that. they haven't. i think it's wrong. i think most people who know about it probably would be like, i didn't know we

what does the group actually want? internal writings mentioned the sanctification of daily life and christine eyes in society. what does that look like in practice? can i to hiding the initially sanctifying daily life? and in doing work with christian values is a good concept. got to see the notion that christianity is not only limited to a religious service or a pious exercise in church. and instead is connected to society and life outside the church at which to get, i believe the intuition. there is a good one warden and there were others before open day that that eventually more latest notions, the pursuit of power and certain ecclesiastical goals emerged. that's a clear thread throughout opus days. history does come on and that's when chris denies nation of society and sanctification. of work and daily life you take on a different meaning from the old man. i'm not so much luck. former opus de members rarely recount christian values. many talk of bullying and insistence on obedience. we spoke with another all my mem

. grouping in this zone, mr.pening in the izyum direction, i have information that uh, we can hope there in the near future even for uh, such significant successes in the armed forces of ukraine, something is not working out there with our enemies, and it is clear that this correlates the situation with the offensive on sloviansk, if we see the rear of the general staff in the morning, there is information that the enemy is trying to launch artillery strikes in that area, this is the krasnopill valley, adamivka, these are the usual directions where the enemy is trying break through to the side from the slavic but without successfully maintaining an effective defense system, there was today's information that in dimitrovka , assault operations have been going on there since the morning, and where we are a bit more to the left and there is an attempt by the russians to advance in periwinkle side but i also think that it is unlikely from the point of view of the implementation of the plan, so that this entire upper

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there are certain groups from khartoum.oppose it's the deputy chairman of the solve council -- soften council who is possibly arming some of the groups. also the fact they've played an integral role there in bringing out the decisions about the possibility of the housa having a native ha administration type representation. which is an informal triballal-based representation and that has been denied to him and this is part and parcel of this conflict. >> do you have concerns that this conflict will broaden, both in terms of area and acts iraqis here? >> i think that largely depends on what the central government in char tomb wants. i agree with what mohamad said about the intervention of the government and also they'd mentioned hamenti. this was supposed to be tackled in a national conference. it was supposed to be tacked in international conference and that, the kind of issue of whether land rights would gip and end. that would have been part of that. that didn't happen, partly because of delays over other things but then b

now this group that started as book on initially splintered, twice in 2012, is splintered and a group called uncertain muscles, minifie bladder student formed, which is now affiliated to al qaeda. and in 2016, it splintered again. and one group called islamic stead with optical province was recognized by ices. of course, booker, i'm itself pledge allegiance to isis in 2015, but the group broke into 2 in 2016. and one of the functions was recognized by isolate. and that is the group that is today called these law mixed it with africa province. and so there is no contradiction. there are currently 3 different functions of book one m operating in the north, east, north central, andy, north of north western part of nigeria. and there and saddle, i swap, and the one that is traditionally called walker, i am today. i shall hear. so for why do you think this attack happened? now? the reason why this attack is that happen now, and that's that we'd seen it because as i talked like lack of effective dealing with this whole insecurity. and so the territories are becoming more embolden and they a

this group that started as them initially splintered twice, in 2012 they splintered, and a new group which is now affiliated to al qaeda. in 2016 it splintered again, and one group called islamic stead west african province was by isis. they pledged allegiance to isis in 2015, but the group break into 2016 and one was organized by them, and that is the group that is today called the islamic stead west african province. so there is no contradiction, there are currently three different factions operating in the northeast, north-central and the northwestern part of nigeria. they are the one that is traditionally named this. quakes why do you think this attack happened now? >> the reason why this attack happened now and the other attacks we have seen is because of a lack of effective dealing with this whole insecurity. terrorists are becoming more emboldened, they are doing things and getting away with it. in march of this year a train was attack and when they were abducted, they may demands for some of their people, the ones -- they wanted a prisoner swap. that did not happen. they are

shiroputdin musaev hence the name of the group in april 2005. the author of this businessman was shot dead in an apartment in moscow, in addition to the murders on account of sharapov's kidnappings, extortion, robbery , according to intelligence agencies. some members of the group may be related to the terrorist attack in makhachkala on september 4, 1998, the bandits parked the mansion of the city's then-incumbent mayor, said amirov, in the minibus of the bomb, which activated the device with an explosion. completely destroyed 29 residential buildings killed 18 people, more than a hundred ended up in the hospitals of the worlds itself, then no one was hurt. perhaps it was a terrible fragment, a protracted criminal war between groups in august 2015, already a former mayor. myself was sentenced to life imprisonment for organizing a contract killing of the sphere, the final came and for sharapov's perpetrators of the bloody crimes of the mukhtars, akhmetdinov received a life sentence magomed valiev, who acted as a customer for more than 24 years. i

a group of bears. up half a show, to avoid the fate of the mercenaries, than the famous here is this ssd bear group. this is, firstly, bombing from quadrocopters under video recording and these are night raids on platoon strongholds of one or another ambushes, sabotage of this kind. all this was done under the video all this later. ah. the ukrainian press was launched. despite the fact that the ukrainian army and government before the osce before international mediators denied their participation in this, it seems like it was supposedly other people. not at all, supposedly indignant citizens who are simply. this is how they fight the bandits; the chronicle of the mercenaries shoot and zigue. we found the bunker of the ss bears at the plant, we proved that they stayed together and only then dispersed into different groups, surrendering . azov, hiding his involvement in sabotage. this is the bunker. by which a group of bears lived, it was better for the ss not to step on any rags and nothing, because may

that is, this is really a grouping of 70,000, i see. well, plus or minus.d, we understand the order of other directions not on the kherson direction, but uh, nevertheless, the main forces are concentrated here. got it. got it. we understand order and order. well, as it were, impressive tens of thousands, and up to 70. thank you very much semyon pegov, the head of the wargonzo project was in direct contact with us. lord lord hello, we are starting the situation in donbass ukrainian nationalists dealt a new blow to lugansk. several powerful explosions thundered there at once, a large fire broke out. here are the shots that appeared on the internet, as they said in the lpr , supposedly three tactical missiles point u flew at intervals of a few seconds on the city. because of what the strength of the ngo was difficult to recognize the targets, meanwhile, our defense department spoke about new provocations, from the side of the apu, they continue to use social facilities to place military equipment. in kharkov for this chose a kindergarten and art school konstan

in the sky above the city, a group of ship-based helicopters leads a group of radar detection helicopterransport and combat helicopter of naval aviation k-29b leading tactical group lieutenant colonel igor nekrasov parade formation of naval aviation of a group of modernized deck -based helicopters designed to search for the detection and destruction of enemy submarines ka-27m leader of the tactical group major igor ivanov on the day passes a pair of multi-purpose military transport aircraft from 72 they are able to take off and land on unpaved snow-covered and ice airfields leads the tactical group major mikhail yakovlevich in the parade be-200 multi-purpose amphibious aircraft with fighter cover for a pair of su- 27b aircraft, group leader lieutenant colonel dmitry vazinsky , senior fighter cover, lieutenant colonel denis peshekhontsev. in the sky, a tactical group of anti-submarine aviation of the near sea zone consisting of il-38n aircraft short story escort of su-27b fighters major alexander friedrich, leader of the tactical group of the guards the parade of special-purpose aircraft

that group became part of the liberty council who says he knows nothing of like in the past the grouppresident was recorded by a live streamer self-described as an independent journalists saying she has prayed with the justices. >> it's not really a church. >> wow. what does that mean? play with the justices? >> the woman speak diagnosis not know she was being recorded at the time. she originally denied to "rolling stone" magazine she had made the comments but after the story was published she acknowledged her remarks and admitted she has prayed with supreme court justices and then later she responded by saying it did not rover to past comments. and it was denied that the in-personed a ming string to justices exists. but influence the group has over the court is undeniable. in the justice's decision "roe v. wade" most kroitd an amicus brief that made the lewd cross argument that they have been motivated to depress the size of the african american population. joining me now is the author of "white too long the legacy of white supremacy in christianity." robert. i'm familiar with the li

as the committee prepares to tie the trump white house to the extremist groups that led the attack. we'll tell you what more to expect. and we'll have the latest from ukraine, amid reports that iran is now supplying russia with weapons. we're also following the latest on that search for survivors in the apartment building collapse over the weekend. >>> and concerns for republicans aheads of the midterms of the environment seems right for the gop to take control of the senate but we'll explain why or whom may be holding the party back. e holding th >>> good morning. and welcome to "way too early." on this tuesday, july 12th. i'm jonathan lemire. thanks for joining us. the next hearing into the january 6 attack is this afternoon at 1:00. with a focus on the violent mob. the committee says it will examine how former president trump summoned his supporters to the capitol to threaten the certification of the election when he tweeted, big protest in dc on january 6th. be there, will be wild. the committee says that tweet was the quote siren call for extremist groups such as the proud boys

the group has not been named by police to cnn.l media report that the suspect told police his mother was involved with an unnaemed group and made a large donation that messed up his family life. yamagumi also held the belief that abe's grandfather had expanded this unnamed religious group years ago. the family federation for world peace and unification, widely known as the unification church, held a news conference denying those allegations but told reporters that the suspect's mother was a member of their church. cnn has not been able to reach the suspect's mother directly to confirm this. we struggle to understand why the suspect killed former prime minister abe due to any resentment towards our organization, says the church president. he acknowledged that he was aware that the suspect's mother had financial difficulties around 2002, but he doesn't know why or the impact on the family. the church pledged to cooperate with police. among the mourners gathering in japan's capital, u.s. secretary of state antony blinken. >> we saw i

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it was the work of the sand worm group. when his line, when you're ready, when we don't know these people from me, we don't know their names or who they worked for the dealers, but they're not doing it for funny poaching. they're being paid for in the was of, upon india to crumbled them the live, it was a large group of people were involved, because they were very fast and very actively working of several systems. alexia since key investigated the incident on behalf of the state power company back in 2015, he had noticed unusual server failures at a media company when needed to hook them up. but you got his full ball when we checked the log files of various computers. we realized how dangerous the situation was. nation will don't wanna get. the hackers had been penetrating ukrainian networks for months. they scouted out both companies and authorities planting their malware, discovered an a, an infrastructure in the environment, which i don't know. it's some, some similar as if you tried to discover a house while being compl

jerry at the group was also behind a prison break near. they're not driven capital, boucher in which at least 800 prisoners, a large number of whom were high profile g. how does escaped the islamic state capitalizes on the african jihad to continue to exist? many people have put their foot down for reasons that are not necessarily religious, but it's not enough. anti terrorist coordination is put in the saw hel, frances leaving molly after 9 years of counter terrorism. and the united nations mission is on hold. coordination is going badly apart from france in the european union. is this a priority issue? no, we ignore it. our own detriment. growing number of points has come from southeast asia, many go to the middle east and north africa for religious education and work, raising the stakes that they can be read sized tempted to join islamic state and find themselves in africa. what's more, a growing number of african cells exist in se asia between 20142019 members of african terrorist groups, such as bob, alice shari'a, all tramecia, and t

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are there set criteria for countries to join the group? what, what's needed for the likes of egypt, turkey and saudi arabia to actually join the grouping. they said they would extend membership mean basically it's not an organization. so big country that having common invitation and mixed developing like so the key identity now and are there more nation that interest students they apply for the membership after the big some me and i all ready phone to see that many bits of not being there, relation with the law. yeah, i imagine there was a lot already on the agenda for next year. is brick summit in south africa? is expansion of the group not likely to dominate at that meeting? yes, it is in south africa to be whatever it is out of. i did some trying to make some made. i hope that out of ega, many new countries will be, will become member and relaxed and ready by and just finally around in argentina have also said they want to join bricks. will these applications be considered in turn? or is the priority being given to egypt, turkey on saud

theory groups online for a comical. you start seeing what we call in terrorism a blended ideology, and that's a very, very bad sign. then, when they were clearly across not just one platform but across multiple platforms of these groups. coordinating, not just chatting like hey, has it going, where's the weather like where you're at. what are you, bringing where are you wearing. where do we meet up? do your plans for the capital? that's operational, pre-operational intelligence, right? that is something that is clearly alarming. >> the proud boys and the oath keepers are two key groups that responded immediately to president trump's call. the proud boys are a far-right street fighting group that glorifies violence and white supremacy. the oath keepers are extremists to promote a wide range of conspiracy theories and sought to act as a private paramilitary force for donald trump. the department of justice has charged leaders of both groups with seditious conspiracy to overthrow the government of the united states on janu

but also for the ties between the extremist groups themselves. too often we get the sense of these groups as disjointed and an organized and sort of operating without connection to one another. when in fact, we should see them as part of a ground swell that is posing a threat to the nation. >> as you know, a former spokesman, and self-described up again as for the so-called oath keepers as expected to testify tomorrow. have you heard of this guy. because there -- do you think he has a ability to shed light on the person issues at hand here? >> well based on how these hearings have gone so far. i think that the committee will only bring testimony forward. that would have the ability to shed light on what happened that day. i think that how we tell the story is critically. important part of the answer, might be, that some in the trump administration, perhaps even the former president himself. they thought of these extremist groups has sort of paramilitary strike forces. informal security. or possibly even malicious that he could use in informal way

the vip group.that roger stone and mike flynn, they were in contact with members of those groups. and we also know that one of the people we're going to hear from tomorrow, jake, is a former spokesman for the oath keepers. we can expect this committee is going to show you how the violence is connected to all the things that the former president was trying to pull off before january 6th, jake. >> so zoe lofgren, congresswoman zoe lofgren is on the committee, told me we're going to likely hear excerpts from the testimony of former white house counsel pat cipollone tomorrow. how much weight do you think his testimony holds? >> a lot of weight. even people who were loyal to the former president, people around the former president, believe that cipollone played a huge role in trying to put some guardrails around the former president. that if it wasn't for pat cipollone and pap philbin, his deputy, that things could have gone even worse. we know there's been testimony, jake, from other witnesses that cipo

how close these groups had sections to trump himself.e degrees of separation, two degrees, one degree. s and also i'll be curious to hear coordination between the two groups. we've seen evidence roll out over the last year and a half where we hear more and more. about planning ahead of time for what would take place on january 6. one thing that isn't resolved for me yet is what level of coordination between different participants in the insurrection actually took place beforehand. >> well, we would be watching with you this afternoon to see if some of those questions are answered. obviously very important ones, sam jackson thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >>> officials in uvalde, texas, voting unanimously in support of raising the age to purchase assault-style rifles. will governor greg abbott listen? >> we're going to be joined here by the family of 10-year-old victim amerie garza, as loved ones continue to fight for answers and accountability. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you

groups these groups that were supporting him. the members of the groups are showing up on january six. he had to know that the language he used, both leading up to january 6th and in the morning of the six. created a risk. and then, of course, we might not hear too much about and tomorrow's hearing because we heard about from cassidy hutchinson. we'll hear about it probably in the last hearing which will be in primetime. is what the president did or didn't do while the attack was going on in the capital? that is one of the most damning parts for president trump. it is that according to cassidy hutchinson. and possibly others. he did very little to stop what was happening. he was the one person in the world who could've actually have set something to stop the attack. he chose not to. >> i just sitting here going over some of the names that we were discussing. giuliani, sydney powell, michael flynn, and who else was in that sort of gallery. jen ellison. who would take any of these people seriously we and it is amazing that they wer