ramos, in for ayman mohyeldin. tonight, that you test for democracy. the supreme court court that trump-stacked is notice that i fake running. three years since the capitol hill attack, trump s picks not of zone. and voters appear to have growing sympathy for those historic who stormed the capitol. where are we getting? also, new reporting on trump s companies banking millions where he was at the white house. congresswoman jasmine crockett tonight with the receipt showing who tossed that cash and the possible influence that came with. and, when you can t legislate, spoke a sideshow. that message house republicans are ascendant to voters hell-bent on impeaching the day h. s secretary for his actions at the southern border. welcome to ayman, let s get started. on january 6th, 2021, a mob of thousands stormed through the u.s. capital. the heart and home of american democracy with a specific goal of using violence to prevent the certification of the 2020 election. they did this s
$8 million to the average american, probably sounds like a lot of money. here s the deal, there s even more money, we know more money exists, and we don t know who it came from. we don t know about his businesses in russia. we don t know if we are in the middle of these wars that were supposed to be helping our friends out and they re being precluded from getting that health because maybe it was paid to trump. we don t know! that s the big problem. and that s the scary problem. and it s even scarier is that this guy is trying to get back into office. scarier is tha reporter: i know you yourself mentioned that you don t really have a sense of what the entirety of the picture looks like. as you said, you ve only i know congressman raskin has said this himself, what you have is just a fraction of the total for impeachment. so just to help us understand the scale of what we re talking about, approximately how much money are we talking about here? we re talking about approximately $
splitting the vote. there are some who are not thrilled about voting for donald trump. they just need somewhere to go and if they start splintering off among six candidates, now i m not saying that s going to be a deal breaker the other candidates have zero or 0.5%, so it is not like they re going to, you know, cut away at anything major.e voters for trump say they don t believe in the charges here. i do think this is the wait and thing that will wait and see if it has an impact of whether or not trump can be electable, and that s a conversation i had in the last few minutes here, and i want to play you part of tha reporter: at a certain point, maybe you don t care about the charges, but does a it give you pause if he can win again? yes, as far as the charges go i don t see anything go, but as far as somebody who is a
up here. that shot will travel all the way. reporter: down below is the real shock. one bomb turns into thousands of weapons. scattered more than 100 yards. this was part of the pressure cooker. now mangles and razor sharp. no wonder so many people got hurt. instead of nails, we filled the pot with nuts from a hardware store. shot out like bullets, they pierced plywood. some melted from the heat. look at the back of it? how fast were these things moving? 1,000, 2,000 feet a second. reporter: tha reporter: that s faster than sound. this will hit you before the shock wave or the pressure wave does. reporter: you are hit before you hear it? that s right. here is what the blast looks like using a high-speed camera intense ball of fire, less than 20 feet across, but watch the white rings on the des rt floor,
police and fire units in new york w we on different radio frequencies and could not talk to each other. you re breaking up and tying up the frequency, go to another radio. p people died because of tha reporter: the report card does praise the fbi and the cia for finally working together. and credits them with disrupting many plots and bringing to justice many terrorist operatives. the most recent example was the killing earlier this month of al qaeda s number two man atiyah abd al rahman who abc news has learned was the main contact between osama bin laden and the rest of the al qaeda network. u.s. officials say his death in a drone strike was hugely significant as it was his job to organize attacks against the united states. brian ross, abc news, new york. the safest roads in the country when you compare accident rates are in ft. collins, colorado. for the second year in a row allstate insurance ranked drivers in ft. collins as the safest in the country.