eric gabalic munchil of tennessee and larry rendell of texas both seen with zip ties inside the chamber. among the arrests, cleveland meredith jr. and threatening messages to kill house speaker nancy pelosi on live tv. hundreds are expected to be charged. >> hundreds fled without being stopped. so, of course, it makes our job difficult. that's why we have to re-engineer what happened. so this is a process that's going to take a while. >> the army secretary faced members of congress who say at least 25 domestic terrorism cases have been opened since the siege of the capitol. and the defense department is aware of possible threats that would be posed in the coming days. mona, alex. >> kenneth, thank you. >>> and there are growing calls on capitol hill to remove president trump even as he barely has less than two weeks left in his term. i spoke earlier with barbara comstock and amanda renteria. barbara, amanda, good morning to you both. thank you so much for joining us. we have a lot to get to. barbara, i'm going to start with you. in a tweet on sunday, you said the house should immediatel

the benefit of the special access are familiar names, former senate majority leader harry reid, ed rendell, terry mcauliffe. in the projects include financing for a las vegas hotel and casino, hollywood film studios and electric car manufacturing company. deeply concern is the testimony from dhs whistleblowers regarding mr. mayorkas management style. one witness stated that encounters with mr. mayorkas were uncomfortable, , aggressiv, and usually an unsettling, unquote. and a high ranking uscis official told the ig that employees were afraid to speak up in meetings because they had a different view that mr. mayorkas would and i quote cut them up, take them apart or put them in their place. in fact, inspector general note the number and variety of witnesses who came forward was in usual. individuals raised these concerns will quote throughout the ranks of uscis 90 publications engaged in different functions with different experience levels. mr. mayorkas, i know from our conversations you strongly disagree with this report, in preparing for the singer reached out to john roth the former dhs

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capitol on january 6th, including larry rendell brock, retired air force reservireserv lieutenant colonel seen here in new video from the new york. >> it's a pr war. >> reporter: the video, showing remarkable moments, from the start of the rioting. to the senate floor, where rioters rifled through desks and papers. one saying texas senator ted cruz would approve. >> he would want us to do this. >> yeah. >> and the man in the horns, jacob chansley writing a note where mike pence just sat. >> it's only a matter of time. justice is coming. >> reporter: justice is, indeed coming, for them and dozens of others who have been arrested, including riley williams from pennsylvania. court records indicate that the fbi is looking into whether a laptop from speaker nancy pelosi's office was stolen to potentially sell to russia. federal investigators say an army reservist with secret level security clearance has also been charged. according to court documents, federal investigators say timothy hale kucinelli is a nazi sympathizer with a long record of extremist postings online. fears of more pro-trump

he's in the photo wearing the helmet, his name is larry rendell brock. he is 53. he was arrested in texas. very concerning because he's wearing tactical gear. he's also an army veteran. people in the town say he was highly respected. to see him take this path certainly has been troubling. but again, you know, there's law enforcement officials in the capitol and a lot of military, certainly people dressed like they were part of military, retired. this is all very concerning for investigators as they try to dig into who was inside the capitol. >> mike, houston police chief said one of his officers, an 18-year veteran is on administrative leave and could face federal charngs after participating in the riot and you're not surpriseder former military were part of the mob at the capitol why is that? >> this has been a persistent problem for decades, of course going back to the civil rights era, police officers in ku klux klan often work hand in and and while we've come a long way since then there's been a persistent presence of active whooite supremacist particularl in

one is larry rendel brock, a retired air force reserve officer and his ex-wife turned him in, and thenen keyying flex cuffs in the senate chamber has also been identified here. he is eric munchol charged with unlaw israel entry and disorderly conduct and let me show you one more picture. there is this guy. you see his sweatshirt. i'm not even going to say this. sources tell cnn the rioter who war this sweatshirt emblazoned camp auschwitz has been identified as robert keith packer of virginia. it's not clear if he's been charged. with me elie honig and national reporter for the "new york times" stead herndon. elie, let me start with you. do you think trump could be charged here? >> i think he could and it's essential that prosecutors real dig in and take a look. every single person who stepped foot insight the capitol on january 6th can be charged with a crime on the low end trespass all the way up to some for murder. that's good. all of them need to be identified and arrested and prosecuted and the authorities are off to a good start with that, but it's not enough and i want to say thi

capitol on january 6th including larry rendell brock, a retired air force reservist, lieutenant colonel seen here in new video. >> it's a pr war. >> the video showing remarkable moments from the start of the rioting. >> there's a cking million of us out of there. >> reporter: to the senate floor where rioters rifled through desks and papers. up saying texas senator ted cruz would approve. >> they would want us to do this so i think we're good. >> reporter: and the man in the horns jacob chansley writing a note where vice president mike pence saying -- >> it's just a matter of time. justice is coming. >> reporter: justice is indeed coming for those and dozens of others who have been arrested, including riley williams from pennsylvania. court records indicate that the fbi is looking into whether a laptop from speaker nancy pelosi's office was stolen to potentially sell to russia. and federal investigators say an army reservist with secret level security clearance has also been charged. according to court documents, federal investigators say that timothy hale cuccinelli is an avoid white s

you see in a helmet was later arrested in texas and identified as retired lieutenant colonel larry rendellto get off the podium because being up there would look bad. >> this is an idle war, we can't lose an idle war. >> we're better than that! >> get the information! >> that did not stop jake, also known as qanon shaman, who sat in vice president's chair leaving a note. >> it's only a matter of time. justice is coming. >> joining me now nbc news justice correspondent pete williams and frank figliuzzi, former assistant director of the fbi's counterintelligence division. his new book is "the fbi way: inside the bureau's code of excellence." pete, first to you, we're getting new information about one of the rioters from pennsylvania, accused rioter, who wanted to send nancy pelosi's computer to russia. tell me about that. >> it yes, either a computer or computer hard drive. the fbi says a witness told him that she stole it from the office, wanted to give it to a friend in russia who was going to in turn sell it to the russian intelligence services but apparently that fell through. but she's

films regional center involving ed rendell stated you and i quote "created a deference review board staffed with individuals you hand-picked to review a separate series of time warner movie projects this board did not previously exist and was not used again after it voted to use the adjudicator's proposed denials there is no record of the proceedings of this board. as from the ig report. first, is that accurate and second, how do you explain there's no record of the proceedings of the board? mr. mayorkas: mr. chairman, thank you for the opportunity to answer your question and address that aspect of the inspector general's report. i should say at the outset that i have tremendous respect for the system of inspectors general. they provide tremendous value to the agencies and apartment throughout the federal government and the opportunity for leaders to improve the organization's they oversee. i have always cooperated with the inspector general's report, including this inspector general at the department of homeland security. senator, there is an underlying principle to your question which i w

the inspector general involved well-connected democrats, including former pennsylvania governor ed rendell, and then senate majority leader harry reid. in each of the cases reviewed by the inspector general where mr. mayorkas had intervened, the i.g. found that, quote, but for mr. mayorkas' intervention, the matter would have been decided differently, end of quote. witnesses were also fearful, and some only spoke to the i.g. after being assured of anonymity. one whistle-blower told my office they were extremely uncomfortable in meetings with mr. mayorkas. mr. mayorkas' actions raised serious concerns in 2013 when he was nominated to serve as deputy secretary of homeland security during president president obamd term. it's why he couldn't be confirmed to that role until after then-majority leader harry reid invoked the nuclear option on nominations. not a single republican senator was willing to support his confirmation then, and no senator should support it at this time. finally, i'm concerned that mr.o express any regret whatsoever for his previous actions during his recent confirmation h

should you not have said because i have been called by a leading democrat whether government governor rendell, or others of that nature but in a circumstance like this because my political connection i should refuse or recuse myself and let others take that responsibility. is that's not the appropriate action to take? when something has the very distinct appearance of political favoritism? >> senator let me if i may, answer that inay several ways. or in several parts because the eb five investor visa program is a program that involves very, very significant complex developments. that involve hundreds and millions of dollars and it was broken. and for me to recuse myself from the program in its entirety would have been for me to advocate my responsibility. of the problem. >> i'm only suggesting with regards to when an intimate individual who happens to be a leading democrat, that would call you, that without me i'd have to step back? >> on the one hand i was very responsive to members of the united states senate and the house of representatives representatives on both side of the aisle.e and t

larry rendell brock, a retired air force officer. also under arrest, adam johnson of florida, seen carrying speaker pelosi's lectern. and 41-yeaold doug jensen, part of the mostly white mob chasing a lone black capitol police officer up the stairs. the officer hailed as a hero for leading the mob away from the senate chamber and towards other officers. concern that some attackers demonstrated tactical experience, police departments nationwide are looking at whether their officers participated. >> the possible inclusion and participation of law enforcement, ex-law enforcement, military, ex-military, is one of the more disturbing, potential elements. >> reporter: this morning, growing calls to add rioters to the national no fly list. those demands come after instances like this, of trump supporters on a plane. >> let's go! >> reporter: faa tweeting over the weekend, airline passengers, unruly behavior on an airplane may violate federal law. you can face jail time and fines of up to $35,000. it acomes amid calls for more protests on fac