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webster's real problem came said was the disintegration of a coalition that webster hoped to establish between the north and west? against the south evoking a scene from macbeth in which the ghost of the murdered banquo appears to macbeth and lady macbeth but is invisible. to the others who are sitting with them at a banquet table. senator haines asked has a gentleman's distempered fancy been disturbed. by gloomy forebodings of new alliances at which he hinted. has the ghost of the murdered coalition come back like the ghost of banquo to sear the eyeballs of the gentleman? and will it not down at his bidding? our dark visions of broken hopes and honors lost forever still floating before his heated imagination. that was han. the next day webster responded after making some introductory remarks. he said the honorable gentleman was not entirely happy in his illusion to the story of banquos murder. and bank was ghost. turning the tables on hane webster explained the bank was ghost quote was an honest ghost. turning was an honest ghost it disturbed. no innocent, man. but appeared only to ba

prosecutors also claimed that thomas webster attacked a u.s. organizations that asked the government to release this video evidence. fair warning, you might find it hard to watch. [ bleep ] [ yelling ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> let's talk more about that video and the investigation with scott mcfarmed, nbc 4 in washington. thomas webster is a former marine and new york city police officer. the feds say what you saw in that video is a police officer assaulting another police officer on january 6th. the video was released, but we also got a transcript of webster's interview with the fbi, those 61 pages. and i noted a lot of things. they asked if he had any clinics far-right groups, the oath keepers, the 3 percenters. and then a federal prosecutor tells me there is significance in that question. it's unlikely they're only asking that question to webster and it shows that they're at least inspecting the possibility that there are relationships between those who were in the mob allegedly and the members of congress who work in that building. >> what a

webster? >> so far, just for mr. webster, because that's the only transcript we've seen and his answer was "no." the former federal prosecutor in d.c. say it's likely that the feds have phone records for a number of these defendants. so if there were calls, anybody who is under that umbrella of suspicion, feds may know it already. so getting the question on the record is important just to check the voracity of defendants. it would be no surprise if we saw that question asked of other defendants, but we know it was asked of this defendant, thomas webster of orange county, new york. >> the orange question is ties to capitol police officers. is that something that's also being included in standard questioning for folks? or was that specific to mr. webster? that seems interesting considering he is a former nypd officer himself. >> there is that parallel. he's a former police officer. what's more, zerlina, he's a former city hall-based police officer during the rudy giuliani administration in new y

webster came to the capitol beforehand? we know there are allegations from other members of congress that some of these insurrectionists got tours of the capitol before the january 6th attack. >> i would expect this questioning is happening for multiple defendants. i don't see that reflected in this transcript, but also, this is a defendant who told the fbi he doesn't know anybody in congress, doesn't know staff, doesn't know capitol police. in fact, he calls himself apolitical. sehe hasn't been to washington in decades. perhaps that changed the complexion of future questions. it's striking to me how often they go back to asking about far right groups. unequivocally, that is the epicenter of this sweeping investigation right now. the three percenters, the proud boys, the oathkeepers. multiple defendants charged together. that's different. that happenwise the far right groups, and the most severe charges, conspiracy, assault on officers, only some cases include that charge. all the far right groups do, joy. >> yeah, wow. it

it's thomas webster. we went through these pages.that stood out is the feds are, clearly, asking these defendants what ties they have to far-right groups. the oath keepers, the three percenters, the proud boys. webster, in -- in his interrogation, says he has no ties to those groups. but the feds went a step further, and asked if he knew members of congress. congressional staff. capitol police. again, he says no but a former-federal prosecutor here, in d.c., says that's significant. it's an indication of a possible investigation of complicity of some staff or members of congress and january 6th. all of this runs counter to the baseless claims that there were fbi agents on the inside, on the ground, during the insurrection. we heard from congressman louie gohmert of texas, earlier this week. >> there were some major, major questions that need to be answered. because we don't like to see government agents stirring up trouble. or find that there are criminal acts that would not, likely, have occurred, had not the federal government been

one of the officers eventually wrestles away the flagpole but webster tackles the cop to the ground. voters show webster straddling and grabbing at the officer who was wearing that body camera that you're seeing the video from now. and that officer thrown to the ground. webster has pleaded not guilty to seven federal crimes. >> so you see that video with your own eyes. you see that horror with your own eyes. it makes it all the more stunning that some republicans and some deranged entertainers keep developing new false ways to say the insurrection did not happen. what stands in the way of this attempt to whitewash january 6th is reality. first the claim that the capitol attack was just a tour, which is how republican andrew clyde of georgia describes it. a normal tourist visit. that assume yourself idea of a tourist visit involves breaking and climbing through a window, rifling through lawmakers desks, ransacking offices and beating law enforcement officers. you will remember it was clyde who did barricade the door to who he calls tourists. >> myth two, the rioters were not armed. th

webster has been charged with seven federal crimes. as the justice department is now charging another capitol rioter tonight with bringing a semiautomatic handgun on capitol grounds. a semiautomatic. just two days after republican congressman made this claim. >> the prop gandists claim that this was an armed insurrection, but no guns were found. >> well, they're charging someone with bringing a semiautomatic. guns were found. lives were in danger. in fact, five lives were lost. people are permanently injured, police officers and now some of trump's acolytes in congress are trying to blame the officers who protected them for actually perpetrating the violence that day. let me just pause and let that sink in. to even imagine such a twist. here's republican paul gosar. >> the capitol police officer who did that shooting appeared to be lying hiding in wait, and no warning before killing her. question again, why hasn't that officer that executed ashley babbitt been named when police officers around the country are routinely identified after

so webster is a former marine, retired nypd officer. he's charged with seven federal crimes, including assaulting police, unlawfully entering the capitol. and we're also expecting the release of more video showing this police perspective in the coming days and weeks, poppy. again, it's something that cnn and other outlets have been fighting for and now these videos from the police perspective as well as additional surveillance video from the capitol. we are expecting them to be released in the days and weeks to come. poppy? >> and jessica, before you go federal prosecutors are criticizing the capitol rioter photographed, that one people will remember with his feet up on house speaker nancy pelosi's desk in her office. this is after he went on russian state television to defend his actions. what can you tell us. >> right. notably, prosecutors here didn't rebuke him for his appearance on russian state tv, but they did push back on what he said in that interview that was actually dubbed in russian. so richard barnett in this interview defe

webster remains in jail. joining us, msnbc legal contributor.t's start with the fbi asking webster directly if he it ties to anyone in congress. what does this signal about how seriously the fbi is taking any allegations that there could have been help? >> well, we know, alicia, from the fbi director himself christopher wray testified this week that they arrested 500 people but that there are hundreds more being investigated. so, it begs the question. are some of those being investigated members of congress and members of the staff of congress. so what they're trying to do is tie this whole thing together. you know, the low-hanging fruit is always let's make those evidence and very obvious arrests. but let's say what information we can gain from those people that we are arresting and we are prosecuting to be able to build cases against others. we know that investigators in law enforcement have uncovered messages indicating a level of organization and planning leading up to the day of january 6th. but do the people that were actually the inside j

webster throwing the officer to the ground. at this point webster is charged with seven federal crimes that includes assaulting police, unlawfully entering the capitol grounds with a dangerous weapon. he's pleaded not guilty to all the charges, but the video, seeing what these officers went through, it really does put a whole new dimension on the stories, perspectives, of what these officers did and the defendants facing charges. >> jessica, thank you very much for that. joining me for more is john war hood and cnn national security analyst, a former fbi special agent. your reaction to this new video? >> kate, it's another reminder that this was a domestic terrorist attack at our capitol and we need to continue to be reminded of that. now, one thing, kate, these videos are kind of coming out sporadically and it's likely because judges are considering these on a case-by-case basis. these people are considering whether releasing these might prejudice these defendants if they end up going to trial, so there's irony that the rule o

this was video used in the case against defendant thomas webster.profanities at police officers, wielding a pflagpole, rushing at officers who engage in hand to hand combat with him. he's wearing a red jacket in this video. eventually one of the officers actually wrestles the flagpole away from defendant thomas webster, but then webster is seen tackling that officer to the ground, some very disturbing graphic video of that day among just reams of this video we've gotten about january 6th. this comes as we're getting new information about a dangerous new conspiracy theory about january 6th that has gone viral. tonight, some conspiracy theorists are going to town on a crazy false story about what was behind the january 6th attack on the capitol, circulating a narrative that the fbi orchestrated the assault. >> really reaching into disinformation sources to try to undermine, plant a false flag and distract from the real actors that were responsible for the insurrection is really quite a stretch. >> reporter: it started with an article published on mond

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webster is recognized. mr. webster: thank you, chair. thank you for holding this meeting. chief litzenberg, i have a question about -- you mentioned some items or fields of future focus in your report. things like remote sensing or fire mapping, things like that. which of those would be the highest priority? chief litzenberg: congressman, thanks for that question. it is a tough one for me to answer because in my view, all of these are somewhat related. and so if you're asking for a priority, it is a difficult one. i can say that the creation of sensing networks go back to -- networks. i'll go back to the different about the coalition. part of the success of that is a lot of views. you get a better view when you get better viewpoints, whether it's social science or technology and data. the more we can create a sensor network that's both ground-based and up to the satellites that integrates and give us real-time forecasting, mapping, that to me is a huge priority. that actually falls into some of the other priorities, like putting that data in a single usable place where all

webster has pleaded not guilty to all.stice department says this newly released body cam footage shows webster's violent involvement in the capitol attack. i want to warn you, the footage is disturbing. [ shouting ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> this is second public disclosure of new footage from the deadly insurrection that comes after a judge ordered prosecutors to release the videos being used as evidence in the capitol riot court cases. with me now, jill wine-banks, msnbc contributor, cohost of the hashtag sister-in-laws podcast, and author of "the watergate girl." what down the lane make of this line of questioning by the fbi in asking about connections specifically to lawmakers? >> it's clear that they suspect and they have significant evidence that we haven't seen revealed yet, that members of congress actually cooperated with the insurrectionists. we already had rumors of them showing the insurrectionists around the capitol explaining where things are, and how they could get in. so it seems like it would be something th

thomas webster is one of them.he made last night trying to get released from jail. he's going to argue that the officer is responsible, that the officer was mocking the protesters, that the officer changed peaceful protesters into unpeaceful protesters by using chemical spray and that he was making provocative hand gestures. we look back into thomas webster's fbi file. he's not only a former nypd police officer, he worked the city hall beat during the giuliani administration from 1992 through 2011, willie. >> good luck with that argument. joe, you can't help but think as you watch that video about a d.c. metro police officer being beaten, that another officer, michael fanone walked the halls of congress and can't get as much as a handshake from republicans up on the hill. >> they're still insisting many in the insurrectionist caucus are insisting that it was just, you know, just regular tour groups. you, of course, have a united states senator who -- from wisconsin, who is saying that he didn't feel in danger at al

thomas webster is a former marine.e was seen in a new department of justice video, attacking an officer with a poll. we could also see our first sentencing in a separate case. msnbc washington to reporters gotten four olympics of near. >> the korean kendis, good morning. let's begin with new developments of one of a higher profile capital insurrection cases. thomas webster, the say he's the man shown in his newly released body camera video, assaulting a d.c. police officer. first, with a flagpole, then with his fists. webster is a former new york police officer, and a former marine. a court has just ordered the prosecutors to make an argument next week, whether they want to hold webster in jail until trial. he has been in jail for weeks, ever since his arrest. he wants to get out. we will see if prosecutors want to hold him into they suspect he will try, the hearing is late in the week, this coming week. also, development in the case of directed. he is from texas. the guys say he is a 3%, or scene outside the capitol t

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webster is fighting to be released from jail.ther he can be released is to be styed by thursday. another new court filing calls the actions of insurrectionists and accused members offed proud boys of action of terrorism. another filing from the state of texas specify a suspected rioter had a happenedfwn in i had hollister on his waist when he faced off with the capitol police a filing. with me is former u.s. attorney harry lateman legal affairs columnist for the "l.a. times." harry, give us a sense of the legal repercussions of the use of the word terrorism in these transcripts that were just released, the fbi seems to be describing it that way in terms of what happened on january 6th. >> right, potentially could renoun in the charges under terrorism. i think they are leaving no stone unturned to kind of portray and determine the color of what happened here, were the insurrection influenced by staff, members of congress, trump loyal is like roger stone and alex kohn. they want to paint a full picture rather than we see the bigges

webster has been charged with seven federal crimes including assaulting police and unlawfully enteringitol grounds with a dangerous weapon and he has pleaded not guilty. >>> meanwhile, several trump supporters who were there on capitol hill that day are looking to further their own political careers and at least one is touting his role in the insurrection to boost his campaign. here is cnn's sara murray. >> reporter: from the capitol riot -- >> yes, ladies and gentlemen, i was in washington, d.c. >> reporter: to the campaign trail. >> if election integrity is not the number one issue of these guys running then they're either lost, confused or too stupid to be running. >> reporter: republican joey gilbert a former boxer turned lawyer says he's launching a bid for nevada governor. >> i'm not a politician. i never wanted to be a politician, but let me tell you something i am probably going to be doing shortly and that's called running for governor. >> reporter: the announcement coming just months after gilbert said he was in washington and scaled the capitol steps january 6th. >> one of t

it's been used in the case against thomas webster, a former new york city police officer. and carrying a flagpole. we warn you, the images are disturbing. that was not a normal day on the capitol. joining us now, nbc washington investigative reporter scott. you've been all over this. i said he was carrying a flagpole. he was using a flagpole as a weapon doing some patriotic march. >> and the flagpole, stephanie h a marine corps flag on it. when he lost the flagpole, the feds said he started punching and then toppled the d.c. police officer. we got the video last night, a court released it to us. then we went through his case file. stephanie, we found that webster is challenging his pre-trial detention by making this argument, that it was the officer who provoked this. that the officer was mocking people in the crowd, that the officer was making what he called provocative hand gestures and that police turned peaceful protesting to unpeaceful when they used chemical spray. we'll see where that argument goes, but webster is one of 50 or 60 being held pretrial. >> is that an a

nbc news also got a holds of fbi interview print with webster indicted back in february. showing agents not only asked about the possible connection to groups like the proud boy answer the eatkeepers and asked whether the defendant had any connections to members of congress or capitol police. let's talk about this. joining me now to talk about what we can expect in the coming days and weeks as this probe is continuing, scott mcfarland at nbc 4 washington. scott? >> reporter: yasmin, the courts were closed yesterday and closed this weekend but court filings are piling up which is to be expected with 500 cases and more expected in the d.c. federal court. two big cases that give us a sense of where next week is headed. likely to get the first sentencing next week. we expect a guilty plea of a florida woman not accused of damage here at the capitol january 6. she faces lower level charges and prosecutors say they'll ask for three years probation and supervision for morgan. she wants 40 days community service. we'll see what happens. we expect thomas webster of new york back i

webster has pleaded not guilty.ustice department says this new lie released body cam video shows his violent involvement in the capital attack. i want to warn you. the footage is disturbing. >> this is the second public disclosure after a judge ordered prosecutors to release the videos being used as evidence in the capitol riot cores court aces. the author of the watergate girl, my fight for truth and justice against a criminal president. what do you make of this line ever questionsing by the fib in asking about questions specifically could lawmakers? >> it's clear that they suspect and may have significant evidence that we haven't seen revealed yet that members of congress actually cooperated with the insurrectionists. we have already had rumors of them showing the insurrectionists around the capitol, explaining where things are, and how they could get in. so it seems like it would be something that should be frightening to members of congress. it also mentions the staff of members of congress. so that's where i th

this time it's in the case of a retired new york city police officer thomas webster. see there in the melee. it's a little hard, he's pleaded not guilty to seven federal charges. cnn's daniella diaz is live on capitol hill for us this morning. congressman andrew clyde said this was a normal tourist visit, we all know it wasn't based on what we could see with our own eyes including in this latest tape so what are prosecutors saying? >> reporter: prosecutors are saying this is offering a new glimpse into what really happened on january 6th. you know, this is part of a case against thomas webster, a former marine and retired police officer from the new york city police department who is accused of participating in the capitol attack. you know, these prosecutors say that this tape shows that webster who is wearing that red coat you can see was cussing at the officers, threateningly wielding a flag poly and finally rushing at the officers who engaged in hand to hand combat with him and other members of the mob. he has been charged with assaulting police, unlawfully enterin

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one of the central themes of this story, the devil and daniel webster, is that, during the trial for this man's soul, the jury is made up of the greatest villains in american history. in the case of "the simpson's," you have got richard nixon, lizzie borden. the 1976 philadelphia flyers. in the original story, however, it is villains from america's founding. you have people like the notorious pirate blackbeard. you have thomas dale, the heavy-handed governor of the jamestown colony. you have king philip, the native american leader, namesake of king philip's war. and, most prominently, you have a number of american loyalists from the revolutionary war. you have simon gertie. you have walter butler. at one point, they ask, where is benedict arnold? he is away on other business. otherwise, he would probably be the foreman of the jury. so here we are in the early 20th century and yet the greatest villains in american history include these loyalists. throughout the 19th and 20th century, loyalists are portrayed as kind of the arch villains of america's past. they are people who resisted t

to all those questions, webster answered no, but he's still in jail fighting his detention.pleaded not guilty to several federal charges. new video of scott fairlam, according to federal prosecutors. he is from new jersey and this is fairlam outside the capitol attacking an officer and menacing others. he's also pleaded not guilty, also being held in pre-trial detention. those are two of nearly 500 cases so far in the capitol insurrection, and this week the fbi director said to expect hundreds more investigations beyond those 500. alex? >> indeed, right you are. 500 and counting. thank you for that. president biden is touting a new milestone in the fight against covid. 300 million shots in 150 days. nbc's monica alba joining us from the white house. the president set that goal to have 70% to have americans vaccinated by july 4th. how is this measuring up? >> well, if we look at the last couple of weeks, alex, the progress has been so incremental. right now we're at about 65% of all u.s. adults with at least one dose, that that goal of july 4th, just two weeks from tomorrow d

this was footage used in the case of thomas webster.er marine, retired new york city police officer who's accused of participating the january 6th riot, and we must warn you the audio in this foot hajj haage has not been se. [ indiscernible ] [ shouting ] >> beating officers with a flagpole. you see that video with your own eyes. you see that horror with your own eyes. it makes it all the more stunning that some republicans and some deranged entertainers keep developing new improbable false ways to say the insurrection did not happen. what stands in the way of their whitewashing january 6th? reality. it was described as a tour. that's how congressman andrew described it, ransacking offices and beating law enforcement officers. by the way, it was clyde who barricaded the door to the rioters. >>> the justice department charged a rioter for unlawfully bringing a semi-automatic hand begun on the premises and they brought baseball bats and bear spray. >> another absurd claim easily disproved with pictures. see above. rioters used bear spray,

that doesn't mean it's true. >> so let's bring up that video of thomas webster.'s amazing to me this january 6th more videos are still coming out. >> that means back in february, his defense attorneys said he was being provoked by the officers protecting the capitol. what is interesting is we now know they had footage of ten minutes leading up to this very moment in which there was no provocation from the officers on the other side, jill, which shows just how invaluable video footage, body cam footage like this is in instances like this one. >> this is a prosecutor's dream come true, to have actual video of the crimes being economied and to rebut the phony defense -- his lawyer claimed his was defending himself -- and the ten minutes before the attack kind of wipes that out. if he doesn't plead guilty, he will be convicted. we haven't had very many guilty pleas. there is an expectation for maybe one more. so far there are only two that have pled guilty, from my check. that's absur. we have footage and testimony, visualses and -- and they will be convicted. they'r

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webster has pleaded not guilty to his charges, including assaulting the police. the perspective shows the hand to hand combat officers were forced to engage in to fight off the mob looking to make their way into the capitol. the republican grapples with a new conspiracy theory. a right wing website revolver news is suggesting the people driving the insurrection were not trump supporters but fbi agents who conspiracy theorists claim are appearing in court records as unnamed and unindicted coconspirators. it refers to unnamed people who participated in the crime but haven't been charged. the theory has been embraced by some in the gop. >> doj, fbi or any of the intel community, what kind of role were they playing? >> reporter: congressman peter myer of michigan tweeted, not peaceful, not let in by police, not antifa, not fbi. i can't believe i have to say that. as for those videos, we are expecting the release of more of them from the courts in the coming weeks. that could give us even more perspective from police body cams about the hand to hand combat they were f

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thomas webster is one of them and he is arguing for his release this morning., in his words, provocative hand gestures and stirred up the crowd with pepper spray. for now, this morning, thomas webster is in jail. >> thank you for that update. >> what did the u.s. get out of that meeting? the number of outstanding issues on the table, including two americans. driver reed and paul wheelend. >> i raised the case of two wrongly imprisoned american citizens. >> as far as that discussion, i'm not going to walk away on this. >> i talked with the parents of trevor reediest. they shared their reaction to how their son is doing now. >> joey and paula reed are joining us now. good morning and thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having us. >> i have to ask how are you feeling right now about where things stand as it relates to your son? >> we're very, very encouraged and hopeful. and optimistic. >> the best news we have had in a couple years. >> best news meaning what? there was no big announcement that he would get to be released, but president biden did speak h

this is an example of a former police officers, thomas webster.e was in the nypd i have we have a clip of body cam footage you're about to see of him -- what prosecutors saying is him attacking police officers. let's roll that clip. again, it is graphic. >> come on, take your shit off. take it off. [ yelling ] >> reporter: so you can see there, the officers wearing the body cam was thrown to the ground. it was a pretty vicious assault. jessica, before i send it back to you, i want to be clear on these two, they're both in jail, because judges have declared them too dangerous to be released. they are fighting the charges, they have pled guilty. and we'll keep an eye on saul these cases. >>> thank you for that update. >>> joining me is the former er chief of the u.s. capitol police. we're seeing brand-new video from january 6th. they're tough to watch for me. what was your reaction when you saw them? >> jessica, it's the same i think forfully thinking person, how difficult it is to watch, but i think everybody needs to watch them you know, as far as

thomas webster a retired new york city police officer wsh former marine, the new video released becausee efforts of cnn shows him in a red jacket getting into the altercation with police. >> i have years. f that. f. take your shit. take your shit off . >> and webster is now facing seven criminal counts, guys, including assaulting police, entering capitol grounds with a dangerous weapon, civil disorder. and we have seen a lot of the video already in the past five plus months. but this is so much more poignant because we had tight in court to get it. and it's showing you on the ground what happened. this is police bodycam video or other video we haven't previously seen about what the officers went through sometimes hand to hand combat to help protect the capitol. >> it is remarkable what we are seeing. let me come to you because you have the special report coming up on sunday night on cnn giving a closer look at the insurrectionists, officers there. what did you learn. >> victor, we wanted to find out not only what did happen which we will show you in explicit detail but why it happened,

take your -- off, take your -- off. -- you . >> reporter: thomas webster and a retired marine officera former marine. he's charged with seven counts, assaulting police, and civil disorder. and ana, what's so interesting about these videos is that we are getting a real on the ground glimpse of what these officers in particular went through because a lot of these videos are body cams and it shows this hand to hand combat that these officers were forced to resort to to try to defend the capitol. ana? >> that's the most shocking video we've seen yet, thank you so much. jessica schneider. it's been a violent 24 hours across the nation. in phoenix, one person is dead, and a dozen hurt after eight different shootings. in detroit, a shooting on an interstate left a 2-year-old dead and a 9-year-old fighting for his life. and in durham, north carolina two more people are dead and two others injured in a shooting outside a convenience store. police officers nationwide are stretched thin, and they are bracing for another weekend of violence. in the middle of all this, in portland, oregon, the pol

i want you to look at thomas webster, former marine, retired nypd officer, now in a red coat among alice. watch. >> you looking like -- attack americans? -- that. >> come on. take your -- off. >> hey! >> just a protest? just tourists? not a big deal? what happens? what are they saying then? webster's charged with federal crimes including assaulting police and unlawfully entering capitol grounds with a dangerous weapon and civil disorder. it was only a flag pole. let me beat you in the head with it. see how you feel then. here is what republican lawmakers keep spinning. listen to what they say. >> and to call it an insurrection in my opinion is a boldfaced lie. you know, if you didn't know the tv footage was a video from january 6th you would actually think it was a flormal tourist visit. >> outright propaganda and lies being used to unleash the national security state against law abiding u.s. citizens especially trump voters. as a result the doj is harassing peaceful patriots across the country. >> it was trump supporters who lost their lives that day not trump supporters who were ta

prosecutors have to respond to the request by thomas webster by release by june 24th.. we will see if his argument goes anywhere, craig. >> scott, what can you tell us about the sentencing? >> reporter: we were supposed to have our first sentencing in the january 6th case today. it was postponed due to the federal holiday and the closure of courts. it's a lower level case. her name is anna morgan. she's from florida and says her hairstylist told her to come up here on january 6th. not accused of assaulting anyone. not accused of any damage of property. we are told, they will recommend three years probation. no jail time. she's requesting 40 days community service and a $500 fine. we will find out next week what her sentence is when she officially pleads guilty. a plea hearing scheduled for next week. this may not be a canary in a coal mine. it's a lower level. it might not be instructive of what's to come. >> got it. you are following another big case as i understand it involving a rioter out of texas? >> reporter: the dallas area. guy rethen. he has been charged with

ashley webster live in surfside florida with more on this part of the tour. mentioned, i want to bring you up to speed on a couple blocks down the road here. the rescue workers continue their shift 24 hours a day dealing with shifting debris, waves of thunderstorms and now reports of pieces of debris falling off the section of the building that did not collapse. so very dangerous, dif cut work -- difficult work indeed. they report going back to work in 2018 done by a critical critical of the state of the building. the engineer said visual observations revealed many of the previous garage, concrete repairs are failing resulting in cracking. new cracks are radiating from the original repair contracts, which is evidence of poor workmanship performed by the previous contractor. that was three years ago. officials say in the last three years, the state of the building had become desperately in disrepair as the condo association president put it. so there were a lot of red flags. as the search goes on, the mayor of miami-dade county says this is a wake-up call to a

. >> the man in that video, the one m the red jacket, is thomas webster. he's a former marine, a retired nypd officer, being charged with seven federal crimes, including assaulting police, unlawfully entering capitol grounds with a dangerous weapon and civil disorder. despite that and despite federal prosecutors charging several others, some republican lawmakers are downplaying or outright dismissing what happened that day, refusing to acknowledge the heroism of the as far as who put their lives on the line. terrence gainer joins me. you saw the video. cnn and other outlets pressed to get the video for transparency. you are a former u.s. capitol police chief. thank you for being here. >> good morning. >> what do you make of what you just saw? >> well, it's painful for me to watch and i wasn't even there, but having spent so much time on that hill with those officers, i get how it hurts them. and every time there's a video like this that comes out -- and i am glad there is transparency on that, it really rips the scab off of their psychological and personal

what's amazing in this thomas webster video it's showing the view from a police body cam, some of the only video we have showing it directly from the police perspective, on the ground, and can you see they are really engaged in this hand-to-hand combat. it's really stunning to watch. these are a lot more up close and personal. >> it's just stunning and just horrific to kind of in a way relive what happened on that day through the new videos coming out. there's more videos as well as you mentioned. what do we know about fairlamb and what he's being charged with? >> 12 different accounts including assaulting police and carrying a dangerous weapon. he's still in jail because exactly what we've seen in the four vimptds the jud. the judge talked about about him being a danger to so side. the judge said if any crime establishes danger to the community or disregard for the rule of law assaulting a riot-gear clad police officer does. we've seen the video and we've seen him shouting his defiance in one of those videos. we'll take a look. >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> where did you go? >> so that

webster has pleaded not guilty including assault police. close up police perspective shows what the forced to wade in to fight off the mob. the new video comes as the republican party grapples with the conspiracy theory has has gained traction. we're not trump supporters but fbi agents who conspiracy theorists complain are appearing in court report records as unnamed or unindicted co-conspirators. legal experts say the term is not used but unnamed people who pardon meed in the crime but haven't been charged. the theory has been readily embraced by in the gop. >> the doj, or fbi or anybody in the intel community, what kind of role were they playing? >> reporter: but other republicans are pushing back, peter meyer of michigan, meyer tweeted, not peaceful, not led in by police. not antifa, not fbi. can't believe i have to say that. we are expecting the release of more videos from the courts in the coming weeks. that will give even more perspective from the police body cams about the hand-to-hand combat officers were forced into to protect the

identified by protestors -- prosecutors, excuse me, as thomas webster. thomas webster, a former marine and retired-new york city police officer. he is accused of using the flagpole as a weapon. rushing and tackling police officers. a total of seven-federal crimes, in all. that deadly insurrection, incited by the former occupant of the white house, the world's biggest-sore loser, who refused to admit that he lost the election. sending his enraged supporters, like you saw some of them there, to the capitol to try and block the peaceful transfer of power. they did not. people died. and it, all, could have been avoided, if trump only said after the election, what he finally said to sean hannity, last night. >> we were supposed to win, easily, at 64 million votes, and we got 75 million votes. and we didn't win. >> we didn't win. we didn't win. did you hear him? we didn't win. yeah, no kidding, you did not win. he knows it. he's always known it. his supporters, in congress, have always known it, too. but instead of saying, then, what he says now, trump spawned