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Command staff. >> we also have seen this video purportedly in which youll hear one of the men on the tour outside of the capitol walking toward the capitol during the attack shouting threats to speaker pelosi, talking about pulling them out by their hairs as well as other lawmakers. the foot -- i mean, hes also just taking photos of weird places. i mean, a stairwell. the congressman says theres a golden eagle somewhere in the stairwell, but the stairwell, the security checkpoints, it seems odd p...

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>> to me, thats where the discrepancy is because he made that decision to approach the situation in a different way, but yet parents were outside saying that they could hear kids screaming and they could hear gunshots as well. it is strange credulity that officers werent hearing the same thing. i do want to get your thoughts on perhaps codifying the response. a lot of the training for the shooting was based on what authorities have observed in other shootings, right, in columbine and in parkland...

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Resupply? or other factors, want to move on dry land, not muddy areas, that kind of thing? >> interesting you make reference to the mud, some have said that the mud was what restrained and constrained the russians to use the highway network. first two, three weeks of the campaign. theres value for tactical commander on the ground if you can enter without getting vehicles bogged down and move off-road. perhaps thats one of the requirements that the command staff of the russian army is looking at....

There are members of their command staff that do not belong in a position of leadership. they should not be responsible for officers lives. they failed them on january 6th and its time that they found a different career path. >> officer hodges, everyone at the capitol that day, especially law enforcement officials, law enforcement officers, went through emotional trauma. you couldnt not. youre back at work. are you and your fellow officers, are you getting the support you need, the emotional sup...

I wish it had, its been almost a year now. i think a lot of officers, if they see a lot of reinforcement of the building, that will give them a lot of sense of protection that things will improve and that will help with morale, it will help with retaining officers as well. >> officer fanone, do you agree? what changes still need to be made? >> i think the most important change that needs to be made specifically inside the united states capitol police, they need to change the leadership culture w...

Them, bring my command staff along, and really set a path forward, a path that we can sustain so that its just not here and now, that we can actually address any issues for a long-term strategy, so that moving forward this organization and the members will understand what that line is in the sand and make sure that we have an accountability piece but training is an essential piece as well. and just ensuring that our supervisors understand how we can help our members through this and counsel, dis...