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former fbi counterterrorism director frank dpig luzzi. >> i'd like to be able to say that we have neutralized this threat and brought it tie ha to a halt but the reality is this threat will continue and we've merely pressed the pause button on this. >> and tom joins us now from capitol hill. tom, remind our viewers what charges these rioters are facing. >> reporter: interference, obstruction of congress, sedition, insurrection, conspiracy. there's a real concern here that this isn't just a riot that got out of control with five people dead, this is an ongoing plot, jose. >> tom costello in washington. thank you. >>> for four years we've often had to report on what the president has tweeted. more than 26,000 since taking office. but today there were no tweets. and there never will be again. twitter has banned the president for life. jo ling kent has the latest. >> reporter: tonight a deafening silence from the president's twitr ateount in his waning days as coander in chief. twitter, run by ceo jack dorsey, saying "after clo review of the president's recent tweets" it banned him due to the ris

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for more on the security situation across the country i's joined by frank figure luzzi. he's a former fbi assistant director for counterintelligence and an msnbc national security analyst. he is also the author of the brand new book "the fbi way." frank, good to see you. the fbi has arrested 74 people charged with roitding at the capitol as of this afternoon. how are they finding these people and how many more arrests do you expect theman to make? >> so first t let's take that second question. they're going to arrest every single person that they can possibly identify as breaching security and getting inside that capitol building. number one. and that may go on for quite some time until they've rounded those people up. race against n a the clock to do that. they are using every investigative tool they have at their disposal. soth geolocation of cell phone tracking. camera imagery. lots of tips coming in from the public. and i can't emphasize enough that in the next three days, alicia, the public's help is needed. trust your gut. if you think you've heard something, know

we're joined now by frankford luzzi, assistant director for count counterintelligence at the evidencehat is your view and what the evidence shows as it has really proliferated based on what we knew on wednesday, far less? >> so first, i've got to comment on the video that you played, because i'm glad you played it, as disturbing and stomach-turning as it is. i carried a badge and a gun for 25 years. i've seen a lot of violence against police officers, but this particular video, because the violence was done under the rubric of a president who says he is for law and order, because the american flag was raised above these violent thugs and insurrectionists is particularly disturbing. that's my first comment and observation that i had to make. but secondly, i think as the evidence develops, we're learning that just like society right now, even police departments are polarized, and there is nuance here that police officers did the right thing that day and police officers may have done the absolute wrong thing that day, and i think they reflect the rest of society. but i want to say this.