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Failures that day. is this just a deflection? hes saying listen, this is security failures and never said it was, you know, >> yeah. its obvious there were security failures. i think that the u.s. capitol police has quite a few things to address. one of them being a crisis of leadership. but they also have to address the security posture. the training and equipment that is provided to the officers. and also the physical security of the capitol complex. i realize in a post 9/11 era, we are look a...

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And start knocking on peoples doors because they say hateful things on the internet. once again, thats protected under our constitution thats free speech. that doesnt mean the security posture of the capitol does not take into account the vast amount of intelligence and information that was being shared that was suggested that people will be coming with weapons and theyd be coming with bad intent to enter the capitol and do harm to the institution as well as the individuals that were working ins...

Out numbered, armed with only a pistol. he took them in one by one. time and again sergeant plumlee fought the enemy. insurgents detonated vests right in front of pumly. -- plumlee hurling him into a wall. when a soldier was wounded. he carried him to safety and administered casualty care before returning to the fight. plumlee organized 3 soldiers to mount an effective defense of the base. clear the area and regain his security posture. his heroic actions gained the recognition of of the highest...

One. time and again, bullets flew by sometimes only inches away, and time and again staff sergeant plumlee closed with the enemy. on multiple occasion during the fight the insurgents debt nailed their vests right in front of the plumlee. at one point hurling him into a wall and injuring his back. when a fellow soldier was extreme lie wounded, he carried him to safe and administered tactical character combat care before returning to the fight. ultimately he organized three soldiers to clear the a...

Sergeant plumlee moved with polish partners to attack the insurgents. he swung around and engaged another insurgent who charged the group from the rear. the insurgent detonated his suicide vest, mortally wounding a u.s. soldier. sergeant plumlee, again, with complete disregard for his own safety, ran to the wounded soldier, carried him to safety, and rendered first aid. he then methodically cleared the area, remained in a security posture and continued to scan for any remaining threats. staff se...

By, sometimes only inches away. and time and again, staff sergeant plumlee closed with the enemy. at multiple occasions during the flight the insurgents detonated their vests white in front of plumlee, at one point hurling him into a wall and injuring his back. plumlee immediately ran to a wounded soldiers position and carried him to safety before returning to the fight. ultimately staff sergeant plumlee was able to organize three polish soldiers to mount an effective defense of the base, clear ...

They would march to the capitol, what would they do when they got there. what was the expectation by both of these organizers and the president about what would happen when this fired up, you know, crowd hit the grounds of the capitol. >> while i have you, andrew, i want to get your thoughts on a very serious security breach at the u.s. capitol. not only did a capitol staffer bring a gun into the building, the longworth house office building, but the capitol police didnt initially catch the gun ...

Its broader security posture in the region. so it would really give us no choice other than to put more forces into europe, introduce new weapons systems like theater missile defense or move forward with a permanent presence in the balanc baltics. it might be to putin you might have some small gain in ukraine but it would change the security architecture in europe ways putin would not like and there are very few things other than ukraine that putin cares about but i think that broader security c...