Capitol rioters: how it started vs. how it's going

Capitol rioters: How it started vs. how it's going…

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00:00If this is America, you can do whatever the f*** you want.

00:03That's the beauty of America.

00:13Regardless of if it was just a trespass in the Capitol,

00:16or if someone planted a pipe bomb,

00:18you will be charged and you will be found.

00:20He gets very sick if he doesn't eat organic food.

00:31Literally, he'll get physically sick.

00:33So, um, he needs to eat.

00:50I'm not a magician and neither is Mr. Bickney,

00:56so yeah, we've got a photograph of our client

00:58who appears to be inside the federal building

01:00or inside the Capitol with the government property.

01:06Trump!

01:07Trump!

01:08Woo!

01:10We're in, baby.

01:17He's a fine man.

01:19And thank you, Mr. Trump, for invoking a riot at the White House.

01:24And you're his grandmother?

01:26I'm his grandmother.

01:35So of those 170 cases that have already been opened,

01:37and I anticipate that's going to grow to the hundreds in the next coming weeks,

01:41we've already charged over 70 cases.

01:44We're looking at everything from simple trespass,

01:47to theft of mail,

01:49to theft of digital devices inside the Capitol,

01:52to assault on local officers.

02:15The Zip Ties

02:19Everyone's familiar with the zip tie guys,

02:22the munchles and the brocks that were arrested on the House floor

02:28with zip ties rifling through the House floor.

02:31People are familiar with online,

02:33they see the Barnetts and Johnsons

02:36who were literally rifling through Pelosi's office and stealing items.

02:40But what the public isn't familiar with

02:43is that the FBI,

02:45working with the U.S. Attorney's offices across the country,

02:48and the crux of those being in D.C.,

02:50we're looking at significant felony cases tied to sedition and conspiracy.