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We will get to the bottom of how it happened. that investigation is different than the up's ongoing probe of various people who attacked law enforcement officers, who trespassed on the capitol, who brought pipes and bat and flagpoles and fire extinguishers and bear spray to attack law enforcement officers and tried to harm and maybe kill and hang members of congress. but the 9/11 commission was able to find, and a january 6th commission would be able to do this as well, the roots of the security failure. what had we not been able to spot on the horizon before this group of domestic extremists,...

Officers. potentially try to harm and maybe even kill and hang with members of congress. the 9/11 commission was able to find in the january 6th commission would be able to do this as well, the roots of the security failure. have we not been able to spot on the horizon before this group of domestic extremists seemingly very organized according to the police chiefs who are on the scene, the commanders? what kind of intelligence failure did this represent, that nobody in the fbi, the department of homeland security, or the raft of police agencies could see what others were fearing might be possi...

As rioters broke into the U.S. Capitol Wednesday, Milwaukee law enforcement officials were watching as officers in Washington, D.C., were overrun. "What I saw was truly appalling," Milwaukee County Sheriff Earnell Lucas said. Lucas, who was part of the security planning team for the Democratic National Convention and headed security for Major League Baseball, said he was on the phone in the afternoon hours Wednesday with local, state and federal officials, discussing Milwaukee's safety plans."To see the anarchy and the seditious acts taking place in our nation's Capitol, it's truly somet...

You know, it's hard to stop everything, but is this a security failure of sorts? >> well, it's a very difficult one to say at this particular time, michael, with the little bit of information that we have. but i think my speculation will draw more to the deradicalization programs run here in the united kingdom. and this is under the bearer of what we call the contest strategy. one of the biggest tests we face when a radical individual is convicted and sent to prison, the problem is they can then also make others susceptible. and there was an awful lot of recruitment that actually takes place i...

For terror activity, released on license while clearly still a threat. should he not have been monitored? it's hard to stop everything, but is this a security failure? >> certainly it's going to be investigated. there is a fallout as to why he was released early, depending on how he had let guilty in his trial, the fact he may have been released early on good behavior. this is a significant event. several people have died, but the fallout of this, and how terrorists that have been convicted will be treated in the aftermath will have wider ramifications, not only in the