Jan. 6 intelligence failures warrant even more investigation
The Jan. 6 House Committee has evidence that multiple law enforcement and intelligence agencies had reason to suspect violence that day.
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The Jan. 6 House Committee has evidence that multiple law enforcement and intelligence agencies had reason to suspect violence that day.
Example, received an intelligence summary that included material indicating that certain people traveling to washington were making plans to attack the capitol. this summer, he noted online calls to occupy federal buildings. rhetoric about invading the capitol building, and plans to arm themselves in and to engage in political violence at the event. other agencies were also hearing predictions suggesting possible violence at the capitol. on the call with president trump's white house national security staff in early january, 2021, deputy secretary defense, david norquist, had warned about the ...
Was always so clairvoyant. norquist says during one of these calls, the greatest threat is the direct assault on the capitol. -- >> this email, for example, was an alert that the secret service received on december 24th, with the heading, armed and ready, mister president. according to the intelligence, multiple users online were targeting members of congress, instructing others to march into the chambers on january 6th and make sure they know who to fear. in this report received on december 26th, the secret service field office related a tip that had been received by the fbi. according to the...
The Jan. 6 committee unveiled video of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer in the Capitol as the attack occurred.
Read the full transcript from the Oct. 13 hearing of the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol attack.