How to Catch an Insurrectionist

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🗓️ 1 November 2023

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Summary

The FBI was overwhelmed trying to ID people who stormed the Capitol on January 6th. An online group picked up the slack and helped catch hundreds of rioters.

Guest: Ryan Reilly, Justice reporter at NBC News, and author of Sedition Hunters: How January 6th Broke the Justice System.

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0:01.5	That's a good question.
0:02.4	This really nice 80s Adidas jumper.
0:05.3	The quarter rates which I'm wearing.
0:06.5	This pink mini skirt.
0:08.2	This Jessica Torheri.
0:09.4	Probably my unif choke boots.
0:11.0	This pair of jeans I wear them all the time.
0:12.6	The main one I'm quite into the moment is extreme layering.
0:15.6	Ranch.
0:16.6	White's okay.
0:17.7	Relaxed grandpa.
0:19.0	Part time punk, part time polypocket.
0:20.8	I think co-cat is the word.
0:22.3	Baggy relaxed and a bit out there.
0:24.4	Necher short, I barely short short.
0:26.5	That's like my favorite outfit at the moment.
0:28.8	I got it on Depa.
0:36.7	If you want to get a sense of how massive the federal investigation
0:40.5	into January 6th is, here's something to keep in mind.
0:45.2	The FBI, they are still arresting rioters.
0:49.5	More than two years later, these are people
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