go to john mcardle.uest: hearing from americans today, their feelings a year later since january 6. we have been doing it throughout the year on occasion as we talk about this topic. the pew research center pulling americans on generally six over the past 12 months. -- on january 6 over the past 12 months. looking at their polls throughout the year, one was immediately after the january 6 right on capitol hill, americans' reactions to the riots, americans describing their reactions in various terms, those americans used terms anguish, horror, or shock, 35 percent of americans using those terms. those we said they were concerned for the country, 14% said that immediately after those events, saying that is how they would describe it. 13% saying former president trump and republicans are to blame. 9% having some sort of criticism for law enforcement in their response or preparation for that day. 8% saying that it was a two -- coup attempt. and 8% saying it was trump supporters. and others saying they were n

go to john mcardle. guest: you talked about the attorney general, the report he gave on investigations into the events of january 6. some numbers from that report. elizabeth landers, congressional reporter, with the rep. those numbers include some 5000 plus subpoenas and search warrant's, the seizure of over 2000 devices, reviewing some 20,000 hours of video footage from that day emma receiving over 300,000 tips from the american public when it comes to those who have been investigated and that they have arrested or they have arrested and charged some 725 defendants. that is the justice department on the policing side. on the security side, particularly on capitol hill, the capitol police getting plenty of scrutiny and issuing a report this past week on security upgrades at the capitol in the past year. they released this to members of congress and the public, talking about the various upgrades. some interesting parts of that report, just to read through a few, one of them is the new gear and response ma