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he is a fellow of the british academy and the royal historical society. credit.reet thank you so much for joining us. i wonder, you know, as you watched these events unfold on wednesday, especially considering the fact that the president of the united states essentially sent an angry mob to the capital with the intent of having them disrupt the democratic process there, is there any precedent in history for such an act? gary: no, no. washington has been full of demonstrations for centuries, often large ones, larger ones than what we saw yesterday. they have occasionally been violent, but in no instance has a group of citizens large or small storm to the capitol .uilding or the white house to understand when that last happened, one has to go back to the war of 1812. british forces burned the white house and the capital and that is the last time. that was a foreign war. the most stunning aspect you hit on is exactly -- this is what a lot of americans are feeling and reckoning within the aftermath is that the presiding governor of the american system of government,

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