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To ensure that it remains peaceful and that if violence does occur, that we can stop it as quickly as possible. we're not going to tolerate violence, and we will not tolerate criminal behaviour of any kind. the american public and the members of congress have an expectation that we protect the capitol. and i'm confident with the plan we have in place that we're going be able to meet that expectation. i'm joined now by cynthia miller—idriss, a professor of public affairs and extremism expert in washington, dc. thanks for coming in the programme. thanks for coming in the programme. thanks for ...
Close watch on the plans for that september 18th rally. at this point, the details are still in flux. this is all being organized by a former trump campaign operative. his group is saying they are expecting hundreds of people but one extremism expert that i have spoken with the down playing the numbers here saying everything she has seen, chatster online saying it doesn't seem organized. proud boys are warning their members not to show up. metropolitan police and capitol police are taking this very seriously. d.c. police will be fully activated that day. the civil disturbance unit will be on s...
About whether members of the oath keepers or even the proud boys could show up at this september 18th rally. one extremism expert i talked with poppy said there is some doubt this rally will actually attract big numbers but despite that, there is serious talk of rebuilding that temporary fencing that surrounded the capitol complex for months after january 6th. putting it back up maybe as a precaution. that's all according to law enforcement sources. poppy. >> jessica schneider, thanks for that reporting. out front now, andrew mccabe. and juliette kayyem. former assistant secretary at the depar...
Extremismus - Expertenbericht: Was muss sich bei Hessens Polizei ändern? Extremismus Expertenbericht: Was muss sich bei Hessens Polizei ändern? 12.07.2021, 04:10 Uhr | dpa Harald Schneider, Integritätsbeauftragter der hessischen Polizei, spricht im Innenministerium während einer Pressekonferenz. Foto: Arne Dedert/dpa. (Quelle: dpa) Redaktion Wiesbaden (dpa) - Hessens Innenminister Peter Beuth (CDU) pocht auf Transparenz und Aufklärung bei Fehlverhalten in den Reihen der Polizei. Um diese Vorfälle zu analysieren und Handlungsempfehlungen für die Zukunft zu formulieren, wurde e...