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Our focus was on officer fanone and the other officers who risked their lives for us. ive already thanked him personally and ill do that again. they didnt have the right equipment. 75% of them were in plainclothes. equipment was locked in a bus that they couldnt even access for one of the platoons. only 10% had been trained. its not their fault. it was the fault of leadership at the top, a lack of planning. as one of the officers said in haunting words on the radio, he said, does anyone have a p...

It was, an insurrection. in your view, is this any sort of a substitute for the bipartisan commission? >> not in any way, don, nor did we believe it ever would be. our focus was on the officers who risked their lives for us. ive already thanked him personally and ill do that again. they didnt have the right equipment. 75% of them were in plainclothes. equipment was locked in a bus that they couldnt even access for one of the platoons. only 10% had been trained. its not their fault. it was the fa...

Emmanuel macron slapped in the face on the way to meet restaurant workers. what specifically drove the passer-by to smack his president. thanks for joining us on "inside politics," ana cabrera picks up our coverage right now. have a great day. hello and thank you for joining us, im ana cabrera in new york, security breakdowns, intel failures and a very big omission, a senate report is now revealing new details about the violent january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. but it falls strikingly sh...

To announce bogus investigations into joe biden. >> big news for parents of young children, the first vaccine maker revealing when kids as young as 5 will likely be able to get vaccinated. >> thats neat. ♪ welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world, its tuesday, june 8th. a new bipartisan senate report just released reveals stunning security breakdowns ahead of the january 6th capitol attacks. details miscommunication, and unheeded warnings that led to a chaotic re...

Answers, cnns whitney wild is here to lay it all out for us. this report gives us more insight to -- it offers solutions, what are the key takeaways on all that? >> this is the most substantive report we have to date, it is the most detailed timeline we have to date, ana, and it is really clarifying all of the security breakdowns among the entire d.c. security apparatus, including the department of defense. so just go through them sort of line by line here, what we know is that capitol police ha...

And that should have never happened. the capitol should have never been breached, and we need to make sure the capitol never gets breached again. >> and youre one of the only 35 republicans in the house who voted to have this commission, study the events surrounding january 6. its past the house and now looks like its going to die in the senate. can you explain why so many in your party 175 over in the house dont want answers, the kind of answers you were just talking about, where these security...

Legislature, but theres equal intensity in the security breakdowns that proceeded the attack. the sheriff facing growing concerns to resign. cnn learns police received double the number of 911 calls to the killers home than the sheriff has revealed. that will be interesting if the people complaining about the police now will agree the types of law changes you would need to restrict access to weapons for someone like the parkland murders. two west wing staffers are in the spotlight today. hope ...

children off for a supervised visit. powell had lost custody of the boys, and he was a suspect in his wifes disappearance. he sent an e-mail saying only "im sorry, good-bye." a neighbor describes what he saw. >> i just knew that if there was anyone in there, they didnt survive. you could tell that instantly from what we saw. i cant imagine anyone killing their children. i just -- thats beyond anything i can imagine someone doing. the state department shut down the embassy in syria ho...

Way and daniel i katrina abernathy both born in 24. coming up, how did the times square bomber make it on the plane in the first place? were going to focus on security breakdowns that happened in the 53 hours it took to apprehend faisal shahzad. mark maseti and roger cressey joins us next. first, the white house soup of the day. its neighbor bean. youre watching "the daily rundown" only on msnbc. my name is chef michael. and when i come home from my restaurant, i love showing bailey how specia...

At the same time, they are down playing security breakdowns that some say nearly let him slip away. mark ma setty covers national security for the fork times. roger cressey president of good harbor consulting. good morning. mark, lets start with you in the latest reporting we have on this suspect. particular little his connection to terrorist organizations overseas. there was an initial claim that the pakistani taliban was involved. whats your sense of it now? >> theyre still investigating it. t...