More than 200 people have been identified after the violent storming of the US Congress on January 6, which claimed the lives of five people.
A long line of lawsuits now awaits those involved.
One group that was at the center of the action in the Capitol was the Proud Boys, a right-wing extremist group with branches across the country, which received attention when Donald Trump mentioned them in a presidential election debate.
Mollie Saltskog works for The Soufan group, which collects and analyzes intelligence information about, among other things, terrorist networks and right-wing extremist groups.
She says that Proud Boys' supporters increase exponentially when they commit violent actions.
- Just a week after the storming of the Capitol, encrypted online channels affiliated with Proud Boys had increased by up to 70 percent, she says in Aktuellt.