Federal prosecutors are considering whether or not they can charge many of the people involved in the ride at the capital with felony murder

and it's just one of the story one of the stories that's coming out showing

The reaction to those who stormed the capital the logic here is that if you are with you if you're part of a group

That is in the process of committing a crime and someone dies then you get charged with felony murder in this regard

They're saying

Not everybody but a large portion of the people who were there who were part of that melee who are bragging in may all actually face those charges and that will be

Probably hundreds of people we've seen similar things kind of in

2017 on January 20th when Trump was being inaugurated several hundred

Antifa types and you know wearing all black got arrested and they tried charging them all with conspiracy

under the idea

That by wearing black they were aiding and abetting the other people who are committing crimes it did not fly

So this might not either and they might not even do it

But this is the only thing that's happening to Trump supporters following what happened at the capital

Parler as you know was shut down there now fighting back filing a lawsuit against Amazon

And this is really interesting because the lawsuit makes some really interesting points at the same time

Amazon was claiming parlor wasn't policing this criminal

Activity which was people inciting violence and calling for death and things like that

They they say app parlor wasn't doing that. So we're gonna terminate you without notice bragging the contract

parlor according to parlor and they said at the same time

Hang Mike Pence was trending on Twitter and there was no application or threats or removal from Twitter for the same thing

And they note

Recently Amazon signed a multi-year contract with Twitter to handle their data

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