charged. members of the oath keepers and associates have now been charged. so i hope that ends that line of inquiry. something tells me it might not. but the doj says in its indictment they organized into two different groups at the capitol. and they referred to one as stack one and the other as stack two, as you see there. stack one, they joined a mob of people, some of whom attacked officers, law enforcement officers, using things like pepper spray and flag poles and numerous improvised weapons and projectiles. and the other members of what s called stack two were standing nearby, according to the indictment, aggressively berating and taunting law enforcement officers who were just guarding the perimeter of the capitol building, and threaten officers that were already outnumbered. and even scarier, if it can be called that, the indictment says that the group had set up what they call, quote, quick reaction force teams offsite who were
indictment, aggressively berating and taunting law enforcement officers who were just guarding the perimeter of the capitol building, and threaten officers that were already outnumbered. and even scarier, if it can be called that, the indictment says that the group had set up what they call, quote, quick reaction force teams offsite who were prepared to rapidly transport firearms and other weapons into washington, dc. still think they re tourists? joining me now is one of the officers that was attacked that very day, former dc metropolitan police officer and cnn law enforcement analyst michael fanone. i m happy to see you, michael, but i m sad to see you under these circumstances, because this is not where we should be and thinking about this. yet here we are, a year later, still talking about it. i know you re personally reeling from it, as the nation is. i want to hear, michael, what is your reaction to now hearing that there are sedition charges against 11 people? what s your though