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live to janet napolitano is the president of the university of california.etary of homeland security under president 0bama, and the former governor of arizona. she joins us live from oakland, california. your reaction to the dramatic scenes that we have been seeing in the capital. it was a dark day for american democracy. i speak for many when i say that i do not think we could've imagined this kind of attack. from people, from our own country, from our own government and our congress assembled to perform its constitutional duty to certify the election results. and i am glad that the police are getting control of the situation. that they have cleared the capital so that the business of the people can be conducted by our elected representatives. your reflections on the words of the president where he says that he feels the protesters pain, he urges them to go home and he says he loves them and supports them. he kind it is through gas on them. he kind it is through gas on the fire. he did not acknowledge that he lost the election. he did not acknowledge that t

janet napolitano homeland security secretary at the time was forced to apologize. an edited version was reissueded. and yet now we're facing the same napolitano telling the "nek times" that it is an early lesson but the report and substance of the report was quite prescient. the threat has only grown. and joining me to discuss is the author of the 2009 report darrel johnson, he now owns a private consulting company for state and local law enforcement. and he is the author of "hate land," a long hard look at the extremist heart. will johnson, is the 6th of january what you envisioned 12 years ago? >> actually, has kind of grown to the point that i would never envision that we had the extreme i.s storming the capitoles. even though we had a couple incidents like this last year in idaho and michigan. so we were talking more about bombings and shootings, but it has gasolinerown to such a poin we have large groups of people that are willing to basically break the law and commit insurrection. >> i remember talking about your report on radio tw12 years ago. i house it was

janet napolitano, thank you so much for joining us, good luck you to. stay safe. >> thank you. >>> more breaking news out of capitol hill, a republican con con congresswoman's staff member has resigned because of her discomfort with his handling of the capitol riot. boebert voted against the electoral college votes for joe biden and objected to the installation of metal detectors on the house floor because she wants to carry a gun on capitol grounds. >>> as the capitol locks down to prevent another insurrection, the house is ramping up to send president trump's impeachment articles to the senate next week. next i'll speak to maryland senator chris van hollen, there you see him, he's joining us live. we'll discuss when we come back. we look at what you've saved, what you'll need, and help you build a flexible plan for cash flow that lasts, even when you're not working, so you can go from saving... to living. ♪ let's go ♪ age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein... -with 20 grams of protein for muscle health- -versus only 16 gram

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pound the table he speaks, he listens and he persuades. >> former homeland security secretary, janet napolitanoank you so much for your time tonight. all the best. >>> in other news tonight parler, that alternative social media platform that's drawn conservatives and others is partially back online. i say partially. i thank to a russian-based technology firm. today that company confirmed it is helping with the relaunch right now parler's not fully operational. users see a technical difficulties message and post from its ceo saying return is inevitable but days ago it was completely off the internet after amazon stopped hosting the site saying its content threatened public safety and incited violence the parler apps are still suspended by apple and google. the russian opposition leader alexei navalny accusing president vladimir putin of using stolen money to build a billion dollar palace. a report along with a two-hour-long video on his blog. here's part. the lavish property paid for by what he calls the largest bribe in history according to the report, the so-called putin palace features a casi

janet napolitano, this is all leading up into the inauguration that could be happening before then. but a lot of fingers are pointing to the inauguration. at the same time, the acting director of dhs has now resigned. correct me if i'm wrong, but that is the person who is basically in charge of security at the inauguration. >> that's right. the inaugurals called a national special security event nsses are typically coordinated by the department of homeland security. dhs has coordinated previous inaugurations. the inauguration of president trump, the inauguration of president obama. so now you're going to have the sixth head of dhs in the trump administration, the fema director pete gaynor taking over to lead the coordination of the inaugural security planning. it's a very, um, troublesome situation, i must say. >> madam secretary, are you concerned about the safety of joe biden and the individuals who will be attending the inauguration? are you concerned about the security at the white house, security at the capitol, given how easily a number of protesters were able to break their w

ktvu political reporter, greg lee spoke with janet napolitano, the former homeland security secretarythe inauguration will be secure. there just seemed to be a lack of law enforcement presence to keep control over the security of the capital. i'm sure that will not happen next week for the inauguration, like much of the country, former secretary of the department of homeland security janet napolitano was in shock is a pro trump mob assaulted the capital. her previous role in the politan a lead the country's efforts to counter terrorism and enhance security as authorities continue to arrest and charge those responsible for the insurrection, she said. a lot of questions need to be answered. where was the security planning? what was the planet? what was the plan b. there certainly was enough information out ahead of time that. things could get crazy. the fbi has urged the law enforcement around the country to be on high alert, warning of threats of violence leading up to and on inauguration day, governor newsome called in 1000 national guard members to help protect the state capitol in s

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that's what janet napolitano said all those years ago. this opens up a potential domestic spying operation on the social media posts, emails texts of innocent americans. they admit they have no evidence. they admit it! >> we've seen this movie before laura. we've seen law enforcement use these kind of vague threats as an excuse on several liberties. if there is specific and credible actionable intelligence, they should take a specific action. we need to justify what they are doing here. i think we've got to be wary of targeting law abiding citizens punishing political viewpoints. this is scary stuff. it's not unity. it joe biden talks about unity this isn't unity. it's a joke, it's an attempt to silence opposition. >> laura: hakeem jeffriesou good pal of yours in the house has spoken out on you and younu are supposed enroll on january 6th saying you are the ring leader.in your reaction to him tonight? >> i haven't seen his comments. it doesn't surprise me the hysteria and the lies coming from the left. let's call them what they are they a

do you remember soon after president obama's election, april of 2009, janet napolitano's office issued the same warning and then it got pulled back. why? because it said, you know, returning veterans are ripe for recruitment. and there was such a hue and cry that they had to forget they ever issued it. it's the same story. it's been going on all these years. >> well, it's a lot worse now. it's a lot worse now because now you have a group of people that unfortunately did include some of our veterans who have attacked the capitol and most of these people are still walking around just fine and they're, you know, planning worse acts. so, yeah, there was a warning earlier. wasn't heeded. the trump administration pulled back rather than leaning forward on some of this domestic extremism and now it's getting worse. >> well, look, fool you once, shame on you. fool me twice, shame on me. all right? this is on us. we know what's happening. we know where everybody is positioned. what will be done next? van jones, thank you. michael smerconish, always a pleasure, brother. >> thank you. >>> you've

the fact that we knew during the obama administration in 2009 when that report came out, when janet napolitano then people on the right demanded it be retracted, how much of a hole have we been in on an intelligence side not dealing with the threat of white nationalist domestic terrorism? >> it's been pretty significant. when i came in in 2017, charlottesville happened and i immediately said, okay, who are these people? i in my career have been focussed on al-qaeda and isis. what's going on? this is a concern that people feel like they can just walk in public, show their face and say such horrid things and clearly have a pension for violence that day. and the answer you would get back from the intelligence community is we don't keep statistics and we don't know how much hate crime there is, so we can't actually tell you if it's about the same or less than or more than it was a year ago or ten years ago. so you would get anecdotal reports from fbi. so we had to turn to outside groups to help us understand the nature of that threat which was clearly growing by that hand. >> and i want to point o

formally -- formerly the top law enforcement senior advisor to secretary of homeland security janet napolitano. second, i will turn to michael mcgarrity, vice president of global risk services at global guardian, a security consulting firm. it was the fbi's former assistant director for counterterrorism after a distinguished career in law enforcement at the fbi. i'll then turn to undersecretary frank taylor, currently executive fellow at the global policy initiative of the university of notre dame, formerly undersecretary for intelligence and analysis at the department of homeland security. he was also the former coordinator for counterterrorism for the state department in the days, weeks, and months during and after 9/11. prior to that, he had a distinguished career in law enforcement in the u.s. air force. and finally, mary mccord. mary is currently a visiting professor of law and a legal director for the institute of constitutional advocacy and protection at the prestigious georgetown law school. mary was formerly the acting assistant attorney general for national security at the department

i wish that we had listened to janet napolitano when she more than ten years ago put out a very importantort about domestic terrorism as being the highest threat for our country. we all saw what happened to her at the time and she was absolutely right. and so what we need is a focus in homeland security on domestic terrorism and understand that threats, particularly now, we saw it in full view, we experienced it at the capitol in full view, and it didn't go away. after the report was released over ten years ago that unfortunately didn't -- the seriousness that it deserves. we've got to understand what this is. and it's also fueled by russians, by others who find that it's a lot cheaper to try to debunk us from within, right, rather than spending money on their own military budget. and so there's a lot of folks that, you know, from a lot of places around the world, that are going to try to amplify this. and so we've got to take it seriously. >> well, it will begin with the department of homeland security, that isn't just working on one issue, immigration. this one needs to work on multiple

and janet napolitano was forced to issue a apology for the mention of the potential radicalization off that memo, quote, "work related to violent right wing extremism was halted." law enforcement training stopped. the unit was disbanded. by 2010 there was no intelligence -- there were no intelligence analysts at dhs working domestic terrorism threats. you don't need a spoiler alert. we know this is what 2021 looks like. hordes of right wing extremists violently breaking into the united states capitol, overpowering police. joining me now is msnbc political analyst and host of "mehdi show" you said al qaeda after 9/11 was not as much as a threat as this domestic movement of keeper, proud boys, militia men, what i would call maga terrorists. it's amazing because the response we had to 9/11 terrorism was kind of to change everything we do in society starting from taking your shoes off when you go through airport security. we have a much more serious threat here. little less clear what we do about it. >> indeed, ali. you made the point about taking your shoes off. we have done that for the

we know ever since janet napolitano told us when she was secretary of homeland security that this isce officers, community leaders and so on, safe. >> on the topic of impeachment, the second trial, which is coming up because of the insurrection at the capitol on january 6th, i just spoke with senator kaine about his letter to the ethics committee asking for an investigation into senators hawley and cruz. do you want to see that investigation, one? two, would you want them to testify before the senate impeachment trial about their roles and the role they played in the january 6th insurrection? >> jonathan, first of all, i'm really glad that my friend, tim kaine, as well as sheldon whitehouse and others, have requested this ethics investigation. it's absolutely needed, warranted, the right thing to do. in terms of their testifying, i think this is about an impeachment article related to donald trump and so if he wanted them to testify, that would be one thing, or if the house managers wanted them to testify for some reason, that would be another thing. but i think their own accountabil

rarwabring in janet napolitano. he was is first woman to serve as u.s.retary, and she served from 2009 to 2013 under president obama and twice elected governor of the state of arizona. janette, thank you so much for joining us. let me ask you as someone who led the department of homeland security, are you concerned that we don't have a confirmed secretary at this hour? >> well, i am concerned and it is too bad. i was confirmed on the date of the inaugural as was president trump's homeland security secretary. it is a key role to have continuity of leadership. that being said, there are thousands of career officials at the department that will keep the wheels turning, but the homeland security issues facing the next secretary are profound, and we need to get secretary nominee maorca confirmed as quickly as possible. >> secretary, thanks for being with us, thanks for being with us .. you are former governor of a border state and former head of the nation's largest state university system so you have a good understanding of immigration. what is the most urge

your predecessor, janet napolitano, under her auspices as homeland security secretary, there was a full-on report that was produced about the risks of right-wing domestic terrorism that created such a furor on the right among conservatives in this country that it actually was rescinded. i'm wondering if the work that was done during the obama administration on that, whether the work product still exists in some way in your view, do you think? and what can we maybe learn from going back? i'm sitting here watching looking at the capitol and having just stepped foot inside of that building just yesterday. it gives me chills just to see the images of the capitol now and just, you know, still have flashbacks to that same building being overrun and swarmed by the president's supporters who formed what amounts to a lynch mob. if we overcame that, obviously, we missed a lot. do you think that effort from 2009's effort still exists and can still be used? >> first, joy, i can't help but think about four years ago at this event. i was responsible for the overall security of this event four years ago

yes, i remember the discussions back in 2009 when i think janet napolitano is at dhs and she was tryingd about the number one threat? yeah. crazy. >> but that was the nexus of ignorance and arrogance. >> yeah. >> because you weren't saying something that you had developed on your own. >> i was saying what the fbi was saying. >> that's exactly right. and it just didn't meet the perception. but i will say this. you know, it's good amanda having the hue nilmility in the of praise is nice, but i'm telling you if you don't hear from your own side and you are not worried about your own side, there is very little impetus for change in partisan politics. >> i've got to get to the break. we've got to get to the break. >> that was a huge point. >> i've got to get to the break. >> obviously not. >> we'll be right back. >>> so here we are. momentous day, momentous time in our country. let's see if we can fix what happened last time and make it better with this administration. >> the grind is the glory. promise is there. we must do the work and we will do our jobs. i know we promised that to you. >>