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no bull and the aftermath.

But my impression is that among the new the arrests that are being made now, there's still

arrests, you know, the number goes up every couple days.

There's a much higher percentage of felonies among the new arrests, too, because they're

finding, you know, the people that assaulted the officers.

They've got, you know, the FBI has a list of, I think, 350 people, they're still looking

for it.

And the people that I think in the last 10 days, I've seen six new arrests and I think

four of them were for assault against law enforcement, something like that.

So it looks like it's more, it's a higher percentage of felonies now.

I'm Benjamin Widis and this is the LawFair podcast November 15th, 2021.

Roger Parloff is a senior editor at LawFair and the author of the recent article, What

Do and Will, the criminal prosecutions of the January 6th Capitol rioters tell us.

It is a deep dive on the demographics, the charges and the adjudications of the Capitol

riot cases so far.

Roger joined me and a live LawFair audience on Friday in the virtual jungle studio for

a Q&A with LawFair material supporters.

We talked about who the Capitol rioters were, why some of them have been allowed to plead

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