know, maybe fore knowledge but not the kind of evidence that he knew there was going to be force used, at least as far as what we ve seen so i think they were very smart not to say you re across the finish line for that but, of course, as evan said doj has a lot more tools talking to people now the committee couldn t talk to because they either refused or threw up privileges that have now been set asite by judge howell so doj will get more and the committee s just saying, listen, if you get more that establishes this force element, you should charge it. you re getting reporting, palm la about how trump world views this, of course, they re trying to portray the committee as partisan never trumpers really focusing on what evidence they view is exculpatory for the former president not soing that in the hearings. they think it s an uphill battle. exactly to bring a case against the former president. look, even if you do this we believe we can successfully put on a defense. that s not s
something they re looking at more closely here. and it looks like that was more there for than him just getting the idea online. that he had some direction from abroad. certainly looks like the first direct isis attack here in the united states. and i know officials are bracing for more. jim sciutto, thanks very much. palm la, whatpamela what are investigators learned from searching their home? reporter: what they ve learned is that social media is a key part of this whole sore story as far as inspiring the gunmen to go to garland, texas from their home here in phoenix, arizona and attempt to launch a terrorist attack that we know was ultimately foiled. and we re learning more from officials who are on the front lines of this who have been analyzing the social media