back to you. >> oh my gosh, sara sidner's reporting is obviously jaw dropping. it's amazing how bold some of these folks are in their own webcast and then when sara sidner shows up, they immediately need to call police for backup. >> she's a great reporter. she needs to go to get the answers. i think long term, the questions raids about veterans, as her analyst said during the piece. the mowhen they are active docu when they are in service, is there a permissiveness in some cases that is allowing this sentiment to spread or to grow? because that is where there could be some action in the future. >> one more point is it's interesting when you talk to them as she went and talked to the boyfriend of one of the extremists. they're quite clear on who sent them there. they're quite clear on what call they were answering and who that call was from. the idea that president trump's trial is coming up and there is some question wasn't a question to those extremists who called them there. >> thanks for all of that. >> developing this morning there is a 9-year-old girl him

he spoke with cnn's sara sidner, who joins us now. sara?reporter: anderson, two things stood out to me in talking to proud boy chairman enrique tario. one is his admission to testifying at a grand jury that involved an investigation into roger stone in the past, and his reaction to the members of congress as they were being hunted down in the capitol on january 6th. >> i'm not going to cry about a group of people that don't give a crap about their constituents. i'm not going to -- i'm not going to sympathize with them. >> reporter: the leader of the proud boys is talking about the members of congress who feared for their lives on january 6th. >> everybody stay down! >> reporter: as a mob attacked the capitol. >> they shouldn't have breached the capitol with violence. >> reporter: he says that now. >> fight for trump! >> reporter: but the day after the violent breach enrique tarrio posted, this a picture on social media of members of congress trying to hide as the attackers began their siege. you write "when the people fear the government th

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cnn's sara sidner brings us this exclusive interview. >> i'm not going to cry about a group of peoplenstituents. i'm not going to sympathize with them. >> reporter: the leader of the proud boys is talking about the members of congress who fear for their lives on january 6th. as a mob attacked the capitol. >> shouldn't have breached the capitol with violence. >> reporter: he says that now. but the day after the violent breach, enrique posted this, a picture on social media of members of congress trying to hide as the attackers began their siege. you write, when the people fear the government, there's tyranny. when the government fears the people, there's liberty. doesn't that show you're celebrating terrorizing people? >> i'll celebrate the moment that the government does fear their people. at that point, and again, i didn't have all the information that came in, why they were carrying or anything like that. >> reporter: say you didn't do that now that you know? >> another thing is i'll never regret something that i said. >> they are doing the job that the people put them there to do a

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conversations where there are plans that were made before, during and after the attack, anderson. >> sara sidnercyber security research group at georgia state university, thanks for being with us again. sara's report about this complex system, large amounts of money being passed, i know it doesn't surprise you. you've been tracking this kind of thing. >> absolutely. in fact, the center you mentioned, the evidence-based cyber security, my colleague is on these platforms and he's watching the proud boys, qanon, watching the proud boys, qanon, patriot front. they're on the dark net and making money that way as well. >> with qanon you see people wearing t-shirts that are clearly produced, not homemade, former general flynn is out there hawking qanon merchandise. you've been looking into that money trail. what have you learned? >> it's amazing how much money has been made with qanon. there have been different faces. either people were making money because they would have on their youtube channel someone like tracy beans would show how do you find a q drop and match it to something that president trum

here is cnn's sara sidner. >> reporter: members of the extremist anti-government oath keepers were azenly bragging about breaching the capitol. >> overran the capitol! >> reporter: the extremist para military group is known for recruiting current and former members of the military and law enforcement. it has emerged as one of the groups that is a major focus of federal investigators. the fbi is trying to hunt down the suspects in these photos. some of whom are wearing oath keeper gear. these three alleged oath keepers and military veterans, jessica watkins, donovan crowell and thomas caldwell were the first to face significant conspiracy charges related to the capitol attack. >> a leader of a militia group known as the oath keepers received messages while he was at the capitol. >> reporter: mentioned during the second impeachment trial against former president donald trump. >> the leader was given directions to where representatives were thought to be sheltering, and instructions to, quote, "turn on gas, seal them in". >> reporter: an accused leader of the group that day, caldwell, d

he spoke with cnn's sara sidner. >> i'm not going to cry about a group of people that don't give a crap about their constituents. i'm not going to -- i'm not going to sympathize with them. >> reporter: the leader of the proud boys is talking about the members of congress who feared for their lives on january 6th. >> everybody stay down! >> reporter: as a mob attacked the capitol. >> they shouldn't have reached the capitol with violence. >> reporter: he says that now, but the day after the violent breach, enrique tarrio posted this, a picture on social media of members of congress trying to hide as the attackers began their siege. you write, when the people fear the government, there is tyranny. when the government fears the people, there is liberty. >> yes. >> doesn't that show that you are celebrating terrorizing people? >> i was celebrating -- and i'll tell you, i'll celebrate the moment that the government does fear the people. at that point, again, and i didn't have all the information that came in, why they were cowering or anything like that. >> do you wish that you didn't do that

cnn's sara sidner taking a deep dive. what have you found? and some court documents show it's clear that there was some serious tactical coordination when it came to attacking the capitol among some of these extremist groups. and as the days passed, we have noticed more and more members of those groups are being sought by the fbi. members of the extremist anti-government oath keepers were a part of this siege. >> fight for trump! fight for trump! >> reporter: they are seen in combat gear brazenly bragging about overrunning the capitol. the extremist group is known for recruiting current and former members of the military and law enforcement. it has emerged as one of the groups that's a major focus of federal investigators. the fbi is trying to hunt down the suspects in these photos, some of whom are wearing oath keeper gear. these three alleged oath keepers and military veterans jessica watkins, donovan crowell and thomas caldwell were the first to face significant conspiracy charges related to the capitol attack. >> the leader of a militia g

as sara sidner reports, one particular group is fast-becoming a focus of investigators, looking intoness and even their suspected ties to law enforcement. >> reporter: members of the extremist, anti-government, oath keepers, were a part of this siege. >> fight for trump! >> reporter: they are seen in combat gear, brazenly, bragging about breaching the capitol. >> overran the capitol. >> reporter: the extremist, paramilitary group is known for recruiting current and former members of the military and law enforcement. it has emerged as one of the groups that is a major focus of federal investigators. the fbi is trying to hunt down the suspects, in these photos. some of whom, are wearing oath-keeper gear. these three-alleged oath keepers and military veterans, jessica watkins, donovan crowell, and thomas caldwell, were the first to face significant charges related to the attack. >> oath keepers received messages, while he was at the capitol. >> reporter: the federal claims against the accused oath keepers even mentioned during the second impeachment trial against former-president donald

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here's cnn's sara sidner. >> reporter: members of the extremist anti-government oath keepers were a parteen in combat gear bragging about breaching the capitol. >> we're in the capitol. >> reporter: the extremist group is known for recruiting current and former members of the military and law enforcement. it has emerged as one of the groups that is a major focus on federal investigators. the fbi is trying to hunt down the suspects in these photos. some of whom are wearing oath keeper gear. these three alleged oath keepers and military veterans were the first to face significant conspiracy charges related to the capitol attack. >> the leader of a militia group known as the oath keepers received messages while he was at the capitol. >> reporter: the federal claims even mentioned during the second impeachment trial against former president donald trump. >> the leader was given representations to where hept representatives were thought to be shelters and instructions to, quote, turn on gas. seal them in. >> reporter: an accused leader of the group that day denies any involvement with the oat

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