capital historical society. he talks about the late 19th century fad of honeymooners visiting the capital. the electric car that traversed the underground passages and a violent episode on the capitals mini subway system. he is the author would get capitol hill, and unruly history of believing badly. the historical society hosted this talk and provided the video. >> we are honored to have each of you signed on with us today. for our lunch bites with stephen jane, with a special guest robert pohl. robert pohl has worked for many years, he started out as a computer programmer. but he recovered from that to be a full-time stay at home dad and now his son is in school so he expanded his horizon and became a self taught historian. he's written books about his house, as well as emancipation in the district of columbia. he has a collection

that she was a guide to the capital. today of course is the red jackets that we all know and respect. and as i said, it's great for me. they do the nuts and bolts of explaining the art. the architecture history. and the work that is done in the capital. letting me talk about slightly more personal stories. and gave a little bit of context to the capital. one of the stories i almost unbearably tell, and this is wherever they are from in the world or if they're young or old. i talk about sledding at the capitol and how for a while it was banned. and capitol hill got together and said this cannot stand. sledding on the capital is an important thing for our kids to do. it'swe all went out one day, eventually the law that changed. it's not legal to sled on capitol hill. even though my son is getting old for sledding, whenever there is snow we go out because we fought for that. that is one of the stories i really like to tell. it makes a more personal but the capitol hill is about. and of the story i like to is a story of kill

he went to the capital went into the rotunda. and passed to you wanted to travel lightly so he passed his pocketbook to somebody in the rotunda and he up the stairs. and between the inside the outside of rotunda to get to the top well ball of the fellows there and pulled a rope out from underneath his jacket. he'd wrap that around his waist slung it around one of the columns. i believe the southernmost column there and managed to shimmy up up onto the column got about halfway up the column. he stopped for a cigarettes break and and then he continued he was up there for a while remarkably long really given everything, but he couldn't make it up onto the the very top up onto this statue itself. unfortunately, as i said, he had told people that he was going to be at the washing monument. and so there's nobody at the capitol to actually take a picture of them. so the only thing we have is this this picture showing up on the top of the capital that's that clearly was not done with the help of any reference materials and also even the

following the january 6th attack on the capital. i wouldl. like to think ranking member blunt and our colleagues and our witness come inspector general for their capital police mr. michael bolton thank you for being here and we appreciate the recommendations and the work you have done in this area as well. we are here today just over a week after releasing the bipartisan joint report with the homeland security committee to focus on the security, planning and response failures related to the violent and unprecedented insurrection at the capitalg january 6th. we all remember the hunting words of an officer on the radio that day asking does anyone have a plan? the answer, sadly that day was no. the report lays out not only key findings by important recommendations of needed changes to prevent anything similar from happening again and to ensure in the future there is a plan. i continue to support a january 6 independent 9/11 style commission to look at the causes of the insurrection as well as a rise of domestic extremism. these issues

the capital capital has made it clear. what he has done and that photograph that i just showed you is the one on the left here. so there's explanations all over the capital grounds giving onset credit for the masterpiece that he had. this is up closer to the terrace and shows you the landscaping that he had in mind. he he wanted you to be able to see the terrace and just have these low plants the ones that i'm showing here are new. they've been they cut down a bunch of trees that had overgrown and got them back to the scale that olmsted wanted when he when he designed it. this is one of the grand staircases the the plastic covering that you see on the right is where they're restoring the marble to get ready for the inauguration. that they'll have to take down all that plastic with the time that inauguration happens in january. but this is what it looks like now. unfortunately, you're not allowed to go up on the terrace and not allowed to use the staircase. anymore, but this is the this is part of this homestead's magnifice

s. capital on january 6, with dozens more arrests to come. also coming more and more members of the capital police department are turning in their resignations. so did this report find out exactly who was responsible for the events that day or t correspondent, fair friends that joins me now with the details fared steve. this 127 page report is the very 1st time that we're seeing an official timeline of everything that happened on january 6 from the events leading up to it, as well as what happened that day. now the biggest take away from this report or the colossal intelligence failures. you see the conversations that one out of the department of defense, where there is a 37 minute period that's completely unaccounted for. the report also showing that the capitol police, which is a department of more than 1800 officers less than 10 officers, had the training in dealing with the situation like what happened on january 6. and this is the 1st bipartisan review of the events of january 6 very well could be the last sunday, the investigation of th

s. capital police. what was discovered, the capital police chief, was trying to get approval by multiple agencies for the national guard to come help . frantically calling members of the police board along with the house and senate sergeant at arms in the future. the report recommends the capital police chief be given more the police to be able to call in the national guard to declare an emergency and not be required to go through the capitol police board if you'd like to report. however, just in detail, the events of what happened before the crowd descended on the capital. nor does it address whether or not former president trump had any responsibility for what happened. it doesn't address any of those things. so that is the push for democrats of why they believe $911.00 commission is necessary to both look at again, the security failures kind of massive failures at every level of government here. that's why one democratic representative, eric swallow of california is taking matters into his own hands.

we have a market economy, we do have capital, and we have people like me will manage capitalism. to me means a market economy that you managed in a way that generate efficient time allocated to efficiently capitalism, to meaning somehow capital, the ancient and capital rise above the interest of the friday of the whole. and they capture the cost for their own benefits. and that we don't want in the country, you've often extol the virtues of marriage, socratic, communist party, congress. the definition. philosophically of meritocracy, easy in equality. you don't see the dangers of the increase in inequality in china, not just because of how successfully the in terms of market the economics china is become because of the system itself based on meritocracy. well, i've always said that china, india has american credit governance. but i never call american cd. i think there's an important distinction there. governments, me able people raise cash prior to the rack and, and become decision makers. and that's what matters govern me. so you want capable people or test it through the years

ok, capitalism to meaning, somehow capital, the interest of capital rise above the interest of the society of the whole and they capture the cost for the benefit and that we don't want in this country. you often extol the virtues of merit socratic, communist party congress. the definition, philosophically of meritocracy, easy and equality. do you don't see the dangers of the increase in the inequality in china? not just because of how successful in terms of market the economics china has become because of the system itself based on meritocracy. well, i've always said that china is in, has american credit governance, but i never called a america. i think there's an important distinction there. governments being able people can raise, can rise through the ranks and become decision makers. and what matter, govern me. so you want capable people or test it through the years and just like a good company, you will have people that are capable, your hire them at the bottom and they move, they food, their track record, and you give them or responsibility. and how, that's what you know, what, how go

capitalism is defined as conducting business in such a way as to earn a return on invested capital. but my question is, can your banks process a $500 loan for a term of 90 days for a new customer for a $45 fee? that's the amount of revenue that would be earned on such a loan at 36% apr. obviously if one such loan defaults it would wipe out all of the revenue for ten other such loans being paid when due. so tell me how financial services operators could provide this kind of short-term small dollar loan on a sustainable basis? mr. dimon, you said you would support a 36% cap on all loans pending a review. what is the sustainable source of access to credit for the millions of customers who require this kind of small dollar loan? >> you are asking a great question. it does cost money to produce a loan and underwrite it. and if that cost goes to apr and you include that in the 36% it's impossible to do loans like that and make a profit. that's precisely why we don't do it. and there's no safe harbor. it doesn't affect us so i'm not going to fight that bill. but i do think it does push out

building and some on the capital building steps and some on the capital building grounds, not the hundredsnd hundreds and hundreds of thousands that came spontaneously that day to protest the election into support donald trump. but the others, what is happened to them. we are supposed to be a republic, we are supposed to be a free country, we have a constitutional system. we have due process, take a look at the constitution, we don't have secret trials in this country and yet what is happened to these people. we get little spurts of information here and there from the two or three independent reporters, none associated with big media or big tech who bothered to look into this. what are we hearing, were hearing more fbi resources applied to this than anything else. people are being rounded up all over the country and being charged in some cases with mr. mainer. we have swat teams that are being used to collect people and bring them back to washington. we are hearing there in some of the worst jails and some are being put in solitary confinement but they only have an hour where they can go o

versus stakeholder or woke capitalism. i find it unfortunate that each of your firms feel comfortable picking winners and losers based on a political but miss test. a topic we continue to debate in this committee is that of equity versus equality and i am of the belief that everyone deserves an equal opportunity for success but it is not the place of government nor of private industry to guarantee an equally successful outcome. as i have read through your testimonies and the reporting documents of your companies, equity continues to be a popular word. in fact, mr. solomon, you were quoted as saying quote, when we must stand up and support or we must stand up and support organizations dedicated to the fight for more just and equitable society, not equal but equitable. in just a few words, mr. solomon, how does goldman sachs define equity? >> i appreciate the question, congressman. it is a very broad question and i'm not sure that i understand it exactly what context you are asking it but i too, like you, am an american that

pension funds of which the black community is a capital supplier. therefore, the lack of investment in black businesses and black entrepreneurs actually results in the transfer of wealth from the black community to other communities. this -- the approach taken by banks and corporations support black banks and mdis can only have limited impact. black mdis tote al aggregate access as approximately $10 billion compared to total u.s. banking assets of $20 trillion. given the limited size and smaller geographic focus they are simply incapable of addressing the racial equity gaps. fintechs, however, are creating a transformation of banking and financial services and similar to the other industries tech-driven companies are designed to scale and efficiently build new models to support the market. traditional companies and banks generally do not have those skills to make those kind of changes to attach to the driven economy and, therefore, also many small community banks are adding fintechs on top but none of them are black-owned banks and, therefore, they

so i would say patriotism before capitalism needs to be the motto. that would be the optimum way to do things, but i fear that's not what we're going to say. great talking to you, please come back and great. the great success with the book. always a pleasure. thank you. i folks, as we have seen the world, the professional sports has become more political than ever over the past year or so. and some say that it may be responsible for the dwindling tv ratings. so it comes is really no surprise that during june, pride month political activism is on full display. natasha suite has more than 40 steve. you may recall the controversy over kneeling and the national anthem and football. well, there's more political statements being made in the world of sports. now teams aren't shy away from showing their support for gay pride. many sports teams included the national football league or kicking off pride month flooding their social media accounts with rainbows. according to news buster to san francisco, 49 ers are holding a virtual pride conversation and the sa

i'm making headway in albany areas like the capital. i'm about part of town and other parts of the country and they seem to be happy with that. but there have been problems with the pulses and position, but in the rural areas, how find hundreds of complaints including some about company with electro material that actual commission say it is investigation, goes allegations around the next president says, you put the needs of his people 1st abraham races 1st big speech was light on detail, but sets the tone for the next 4 years, including how he plans to interact with foreign powers dosage. barry has more from terror on a warm welcome for iran's 8 president elect. in his hometown of measured at the embers of shrine. crowds had gathered to hear what their newly elected leader abraham, right. you see, have to say on the issues that affect them hard about all. not a racy spoke for a little more than 30 minutes. and most of it was religious in nature. but he did have a message for the people of her on that cottage. he have a job shuttle him a

but the meme stock, capital that came into amc and how they capitalize off that really helped that company begrudge that at all. i applaud that because we all want to see it survive. it is good for america. it is good for us to be able to go back and have it, so i think that is a good use of capital and it turned out very well for amc. alix: we are going to have to leave it there. thank you so much for your time. really good to see you in person. just to recap that breaking news, finra ordering robinhood to pay $70 million for supervisory failures. really big statements coming out here, saying that robinhood communicated false, misleading information to users and failed to do due diligence to ok users for traits. coming up, bitcoin slumping more than 3% in some volatile trading area orlando brava remains bullish on crypto and blockchain technology. his occlusive interview is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is "bloomberg markets." coming up, an exclusive interview with federal reserve bank of dallas present robert kaplan. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: live from london, i'm guy johnson.

he with the capital of jerusalem. everyone is welcome. but the default structure that meant in the colonial project, that's what it feels. a was one of the founders of settlement with this and the story of jerusalem through the eyes of its own people, segregation, occupations, discrimination, injustice. this is tied in 21st century jerusalem, a rock and a hard place analogy 0 ah ah. the welcome back of your mind about top stories here to brian fighters have dismissed be phoebe and governments unilateral science. on monday the rebels captured the regional capital nicolay, they say they'll fight to secure the whole region. the palestinian president has received the report on the death of an opposition activist and calls are going to be made public as up. and that was a critical understanding or 30 and died hours after being arrested on thursday. i'm not a fit ins have been protesting in one district after israeli authorities to those the palestinian business. it's one of 20 properties threaten with demolition after israeli court rule that e

there's never been an arab state here with the capital of jerusalem. everyone is welcome, but the default section that maintains the colonial project, that's what we refuse. was one of the founders of a settlement with this and the story of june through the eyes of its own people, segregation, occupation discrimination injustice. this is i thought site in the 21st century truth and them a rock and a hard place analogy 0. ah the me welcome back. okay, recap of the top stories here. this taliban fighters of captured gun stones main border crossing. just raising the running and stability of a recent military gains by the group. the u. n says it's taken more than 50 districts in the past month. iraq, president elect abraham racy, says he worked in defendant, his interest in negotiations with foreign powers. us is called his women fight, intellectual manufacture, which iraq denies and us senate democrats. i've seen that key voting rights build blocked by republicans. democrats said the election reform package containing measures to counteract all was passed

also billions in the town of northwest that to bring capital mickely. and then there's offensive that has been launched by the green people's liberation front. the life which is the government has been fighting since november . both events are likely to result in more people being displaced. the un has already said that more than 2000000 people are internally trapped inside a great, i'm more than 5000000 are in need of community perry and a for survival. 70000 people have cross interest who down to godaddy and let's say they're spread across refugee camps here. but people who are integral are in dire need of many, perry and assistance, and you may have relief supplies, and the situation is getting worse. it's worth noting that this comes just days after the european parliamentary elections were held and which degree did not take part and because of the ongoing conflict. so if anything people are expecting that the situation integrate will get worse and the tuition will be dire. they're expecting more displacement and refugees here say that they're conce

s. capital on january 6. and while the investigation is ongoing, some politicians say they want answers and they have some interesting ways of saying it. and i certainly hope that our premier law enforcement organization is not actually working to violate federal law. so why bring the f b i into this? well, there's a theory floating around that the f b, i infiltrated the protesters and basically arranged the whole thing. and then shifted the blame on to donald trump and his supporters. is there any possible truth in this? so let's dig deeper. it's certainly worth finding out why this has become a popular explanation of events. earlier this week, the u. s. senate just published a big report on the riots. here is some of what they found. need of the f b. i know the u. s. department of homeland security deemed online posts calling for violence of the capital is credible in testimony before the committee's representatives from both agencies noted that much of the rhetoric online prior to january. the 6th with 1st

what this country was founded on capitalism. when howard and i just want to support black lives matter and i really like the what we do what do we do. 2 know the. 6 the, the, the, the the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the, i choose join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport. business. i'm show business. i'll see you then me this is your media a reflection of reality in a world transformed what will make you feel safe? relation for community? are you going the right way or are you being somewhere direct? what is true? what is in a world corrupted? you need to defend the join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah, in the the, the, the so you work with you work with the firm, your friends, the day for the the room because i don't remember seeing, oh, look you know the day over here person in the capital building. know, here's your gun bombs and that's really no hands on your guys' package. they attracted people in the streets right here in atlanta. no walk

on july, the 6th, including a plot to breech the capital, the online sharing of maps of the capital complex, this tunnel systems, and other specific threats of violence. yet the i, c, d, did not convey the full scope of known information to us. c, p, leadership rank and file offices or law enforcement partners. so the secret service and police intelligence were aware of a possible but did not do anything and did not share this information. how could one be aware of the fact that a group of people was planning on storming the u. s. capital building and do nothing. looks like this report raises more questions than answers. kaleb mop and r t new york. around the top judge abraham mariah easy has wilmont countries presidential election with a residing 62 percent of the vote. after being congratulated by the outgoing leader, the new president elect pledge to earn the people stripped out, trying to casually with the corporation of mr. ro, honie, and all members of the government, i will use the pinions, experienced, and reports of our esteemed ministers. i thank god for the people's trust

oh no, they push them to the capital. it's not my fault, but you don't have to figure out who their real enemies are. so who's the carrier now? yeah, absolutely offers that we have always a pharmacist which absolutely are domestic terrorist, stormy in the capital building. he's running from them. but then at the time you have protesters and i don't one of the people 1st because people, but when people say that they usually and that they're not destroying property and destruction of property and not violence, destruction of life and violence. i don't know how white americans can like, look what happened today and not seeing them again and not as not something new. it didn't happen when you're going with murder. what this country was founded on capitalism. when our support, black lives matter. and i was like what we do what do we do. 2 know the. 6 the, the the the, the the, the the the, the the ah, ah news, ah, ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have is crazy plantation let it be an arms race is on oft

. -- the capital city.tures of the tplf celebrating after driving out troops in this area. they have been allied the i you be in government. this is where the conflict could take an even more dangerous turn, threatening to enter neighboring eritrea and and other neighbing region of ethiopia backing the federal government. this is the message fromhe tplf. >> have to -- we have to be sure that the enemy doesn't have the capabilities to infringe the security of our people anymore. we will do what it takes to ensure that those areas where they are destroying infrastructure will not come back and haunt our people. ross: if ups government launched the defense of integra back in november. it accused leaders of helping to attack its military bases and the conflict since then has driven an estimated 2 million people from their homes. the capital is now a shelter for the internally displaced. we are told 90,000 peoe are unable to go to school. we are also told 5 million people in tigray, over 90% of the population, n

oh no, they push it into the capital. not my fault, but you don't have to figure out who their real enemies are. so who's the carrier now? yeah, i haven't actually received that. we have the pharmacist, which absolutely are domestic terrorist dorming, the capital building, running from them. but then at the 100 percent, you have protesters and i don't want to pay people 1st because yes are people. but when people say that they usually and that they're not destroyed, property and destruction of property, not violent destruction of life violence. i don't know how white americans can like look what happened today, and i've seen them again and not. it's not something new. it didn't happen when george boyd with murder with this country, counted on capitalism, went howard, one of the boers, black lamps matters. and i. 6 do not. 2 know why they gave me the. 6 the the the, the the the the, the, the the the the the ah, ah news. ah, ah, the join me every thursday on the alex silent show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world th

s. capital building and do nothing. looks like this report raises more questions than answers, kaleb mop and r t new york. the pentagon, his warning terrorist groups in afghanistan could expand the reach, shift to the u. s. pull out and pose an international threat. the issue was raised in a sanitary. how would you rate the, the likelihood of international terrorist organizations like al qaeda and isis regenerating inside of afghanistan and presenting a threat to our homeland, our allies? i would assess it as medium. i would also say center that, that it would take possibly 2 years for them to develop that capability. fair enough, gentlemen, i concur with that and i think that if certain other things happen, if there was a collapse of the government or dissociate disillusion of the afghan security forces, that risk would obviously increase. but right now it's a medium and, and a about 2 years or so. and of the pull out the already signs the u. s. bank african governments losing control of the country as the tunnel banne

the rebels say they're in full control of the regional capital. mckelly. federal troops and officials have reportedly abandoned the 50 us forces of come under attack in syria after sundays, as strikes targeted rainy and bank militia station close to the border. at least a mis sounds were fly that the coalition military base near and all feel that period. there are 2 more bodies have been found in the rubble of the collapse beach front building in the town of 35, florida, 11 people. and now confirm that that number is expected to rise is 150 races and remain missing. italy's foreign minister luigi de mayo is proposed setting up an international task force to counter the threat of ice ill across africa. the us secretary of state back the idea of meeting of the global coalition to defeat the armed group. nicholas hark reports. at a conference in rome, members of the global coalition against isis worn. the fight is not over. africa is the new battle ground proposed to do group or the level that he got to allow for. i propose the creation of a working group to

and we even had the president of the capital empower meaning jane. and this has been very shocking porter. the cut, the lance was tired. the in this has been reflected in the last elections where people kept wolfing, boating, poor independent, these parties. of course there are many other parties, there are many other opinions in catalonia, of course there are, but this is the 1st step, but here in catalonia, many people what they want because a part of them, it's individual. and now right now, 9 person will be relieved, whereas if there is an amnesty law, that means that the facts are clear or clarify. and then more than see how soon persons that are prosecute to import would be clarified. and then then what would be very useful, it's an amendment of the criminal code to clarify the traditional crime and also some granted to have to do with the freedom of expression. and with these would linger with the rest of the european countries roof. let me ask you the same question from your vantage point in madrid. do these pardons help foster a moment where

the many have come to this very terminal, eager to live bangladesh, just capital. they want to return to their home villages before a new current via lockdown takes effect on thursday. with the public interest, city of transportation already suspended. some have squeezed into our direction, has popped onto motorbike and even hired ambulances to take them home. cuz he's a big home and our family members like many out of here, a strand of next to highway unable to find any transfer guy to be just mother who we've been waiting here for several hours, but can't find any transport we live near by, but had to walk all the way here, we came to visit our relatives, but now we're not sure how we'll get back to medical. i guess the fairies were packed with hundreds of people, ignoring health and safety protocols. tens of thousands of people crossed into south and south west, and that's through the terminal 40 miles. i've got up dot com. it's no one. similarly, i've told me now. now there are many other terminals where people are still profit, many who are living the capital

are positioning themselves to try and take these capital one courses. i fully withdrawn the taliban deny they were responsible for many of the recent attacks. but african astonished foreign minister heath at ma, told the council they are behind them. and it's a clear breach of that deal with the u. s. under the international energy, our fire source, the signing especially by the open troops withdraw the man who was in school with car axles over the address on file off the president biden announced to pull out of us troops in april. his secretary of state antony blinkin came up with a plan to build on the talks and doha, with a peace conference in stand bull. so the taliban and african government could work together. that plan now lies in tatters. and most analysts believe the african people who suffered for decades of war and now lightly to face an intensified conflict. un experts preparing for a major humanitarian emergency. james bays al jazeera ah, spain, socialist government as approved pardons for 9 capital and independence leaders. they were jaile

rob mcbride has more from the south korean capital. so he singled out a number of senior officials saying that they had neglected their duty in fighting the pandemic. i. but we don't know whether this means there has been some kind of outbreak or whether it refers to other measures, such as in the supply of food or economic measures that were meant to be implemented in fighting the pandemic that he was referring to. but certainly there seems to be failings that are enough to get to you to lose your job. several senior officials, we know have been fired according to the north korean central news agency. and it comes, of course, is north korea claims. famously, it hasn't had a single case of covey 19. it has virtually sealed itself off from the outside world since the beginning of the pandemic, that in turn has had huge economic consequences. we know that combined with storms definitely devastated the harvest last year. the country is facing food shortages in the coming month. that of course, it remains extremely vulnerable to the corona

s. capital, a failure of intelligence preparation and imagination. a failure, it says lead to the death of 7 people, including 3 police officers. the intelligence was out there and we know that now, in fact, at the time, many of us knew that you all reporting that there was, you know, online chatter about violence. connected with that gathering. so to me it was just amazing that that intelligence didn't get in the right hands here. yeah, the report says, because no one shared the intelligence capital, police and national guard units weren't equipped and ready to head off any violent proto, we will never give up. we will never can see. and once the crowds leaped rally at the white house where the capital, the report says the breach and the violence were inevitable. but this report does not analyze why the protest happened at all. which is why most sen say they want an independent 911 style commission. there are a lot of other questions that i need to be asked in terms of why did this occur? what motivated folks to descend on the capital to engage in w

amazing in my put the most am beacon capital in april on group storm. the ton of palmer in the north kenning, dozens of people, and displacing thousands more. sedan has asked the un security council to intervene in a dispute about ethiopia as hydro electric down the blue nile sedan and egypt. what are you going to impact water levels to runs for the minister once the security council to urge c o p are not to fill the dam this july as planned. iran has condemned the u. s. seizure of 33 media websites, calling it a breach of freedom of speech. the us says the science violates sanctions against her hon and accused them of spreading disinformation. the remaining staff of hong kong, apple daily has started distributing the final edition of the terrace is leading pro democracy use paper authorities and hong kong have frozen the assets of apple daily 9 separatists politicians and activists, a promise to keep pushing for capital and the public after they released from prison, spain had been serving sentences between 9 and 13 years. after kat alone is still sess

s. capital on january 6, with dozens more arrests to come. also coming more and more members of the capital police department are turning in their resignations. so did this report find out exactly who was responsible for the events that day or correspondent, fair and friends at joins me now. with the details fared steve. this 127 page report is the very 1st time that we're seeing an official timeline of everything that happened on january 6 from the events leading up to it, as well as what happened that day. now the biggest take away from this report or the colossal intelligence failures, you see the conversations that one out of the department of defense, where there is a 37 minute period that's come slightly unaccounted for. the report also showing that the capital police, which is a department of more than 1800 officers less than 10 officers, had the training in dealing with the situation like what happened on january 6. this is the 1st by partisan review of the events of january 6, 20 very well could be the last sunday, the investigation