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to workday and night to reduce violence and make our community safer, we have several updates from ppd and the office of criminal justice and public safety. before we get into these updates, i want to point out while total homicides in philadelphia are down slightly from this point in 2021, we recognize we have so much more to do, it's just not enough. as i said before, i'll say again, one life lost to senseless gun violence is one too many and the families deserve to live safe from fear. and also frustration and anger many feel to understand where the shootings continue and how to find solutions to put an end to this violence. despite the frustration and anger we will do everything in our power to fight the crisis. the police department responds to and investigate incidents, ensure people responsible for the senseless crimes are brought to justice and sadly to say take roughly 6,000 crime guns off the street. reiterate that. we are projecting 6,000 guns, crime guns being taken off the street and that does not account for it, it's a drop in the bucket compared to the number of guns out

>> he writes, sophia ppd man, he writes, sophia adi hawthorne. marianne and some other people in new england asked if they could, and it is really interesting, because one of the parts actually says there cannot be retaliation because of christian principles. we just have to do the right thing regardless of whatever what side is doing. and you cannot second or starve anyone. even if it is allowed by the rules of retaliation it would be wrong. so they are really exploring this before they do anything. and, again, if retaliation is done properly or so invokes to investigate. you are not supposed to do it it a spirit of passion. and so, there are times when it is operating and they are actually trying to wage opinion for who the they are important and who they think would tell them to react to. >> i thought that question might stump you but you obviously gave it a lot of thought. in the 1860s with people giving a lot of activists thought to. that i have another question different from the others. it is about the process of writing the book. what rea

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julia, frank is talking about the committee, one of the things we know from the committee is that the ppdlistening to secret service radio traffic specifically about the armed trump supporters between the ellipse and the capitol. they go through in that very dramatic testimony, guy in the olive pants carrying an ar style, guy in a tree with a revolver. they knew where the armed people were. it seems that the secret service has perhaps an even higher bar to pass because they were the ones in receipt of and eyes on the trump supporters in washington, d.c. that day. what questions do you have as this information just becomes public today? >> a good question that we have been asking and we continue to ask secret service is what was your communication like with some of those groups responsible for the insurrection leading up to january 6th? we learned through testimony in the oath keeper trial here in d.c. federal court that, in fact, the leader of the oath keepers, stewart rhodes was in touch with someone inside the secret service inside trump rallies in the fall of 2020. now we understand, a

jackie alemany, what does ppd stand senator. >> that radio frequency by the way was very difficult for the january 6th committee to initially get their hands on, and once that frequency landed in their laps, there was a realization that secret service might not have been as forthcoming or cooperative as they had sort of communicated that they were. this then caused the committee to go back to dhs and request every single bit of frequency available from that day. we know that those were handed over so we could seer additional testimony played in realtime as well as new surveillance footage along the lines of what you just played, nicole. a lot of this information as well is going to poke more holes in bobby engel and tony or nota's stories. as up investigator said to me, you know, this is going to point out that these guys were just not being very honest, including in their closed door deposition when they often were respond willing to detailed questions that cassidy hutchinson was able to answer, that they were responding that they couldn't recall. >> we've heard that the information i

it's in some of the radio traffic where they talk about the ppd, the presidential protective detail. they are telling them where all of the trump supporters with ar-15s are along the route. the route is only a route if you plan to travel from the ellipse to the u.s. capitol. the only way you have a route. this is congressman agular talking about the efforts on january 6, after the violence had commenced, to deal with one of the protectees, donald trump. this is number 15. >> as soon as the president left his motorcade, leadership contacted bobby engel for the presidential detail and warned him they were, quote, concerned about an otr, an off the record movement, to the capitol. the people sworn to protect the safety of the president of the united states and who routinely put themselves in harm's way were convinced it was a bad idea. documents reveal how agents were poised to take president trump to the capitol later that afternoon. agents were instructed to don their protective gear and prepare for a movement, a few minutes later, they were told the president would leave for the capi