republican party, and what we can do both from a legal and political perspective to stop this momentum on the far right before it is too late. i m ayman mohyeldin, let s get started. our focus tonight is radicalization, and as we come on the air tonight we are learning new details about an effort from a radical group, the white nationalists patriot front group, were arrested near an lgbtq event in idaho just last night. we re going to have more like that on the show tonight. including vice president harris s remarks on this troubling incident. the radicalization was on vivid display as a trump mob trying to overthrow our government on january the 6th. the footage left me and so many others wondering, what would compel someone to do this? a short answer is, and to be honest, it s complicated. the causes of radicalization s are as different as the forms it takes. some are radicalized by conspiracies like qanon, others by the rhetoric of militant groups or religious extremists,
practices, and their individual cases. so, we can t underscore enough when a massive undertaking that is and in many respects it makes sense. these were the violent insurrectionists, and a number of them have been charged with seditious conspiracy, which visitor a serious charge. so, they ve done a fabulous job i think digging into what occurred on january six. in a very swift an aggressive. way that is somewhat in contrast moving in the broader investigation into the efforts to overturn the election by donald trump and others in his orbit. and the and, daniel thing is, the list discos want goes beyond holding the holding the insurrectionists to interest account when you look at the deposit bowl in the january six hearing of the doj january 6th hearings. and with the doj might do in the future. because this radicalization has been so mainstream, how do we