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Staying in america, from bringing his family because they're brown people, they're muslims, they're not real americans. so they're also dismayed. think about this, eight months ago we had a violent mob storm the u.s. capitol. that dismayed the world. and when so many people, so many people on capitol hill refused to condemn it and allowed the former president of the united states to be the insurrectionist in chief, the person who helped almost topple the american government. so i think they're dismayed about america and that's one reason why as soon as we can fulfill our promise to the afghan ...

Hang the vice president of the united states, kill the speaker of the house. so we didn't have enough intelligence to forewarn the capitol hill police except in a text from the fbi director to say you'd better look out, this mob's getting bigger than we planned. >> you just preached a sermon there, secretary. that's why we had you on. thank you for those words. let me just warn the folks at home, it's very disturbing what we're going to put up now, this is a picture. all right? disturbing. this is the "l.a. times" reporting the taliban beat people to control the crowd outside the airport using...

Either poor intelligence or poor execution or poor planning. and they're dismayed this poor planning being politicized and weaponized by those on the right who want to prevent people like your truck driver, srosh, from staying in america, from bringing his family because they're brown people, they're muslims, they're not real americans in the potential to come to this country and make it better than it is. so they're also dismayed. think about this, eight months ago we had a mob, a violent mob storm the u.s. capitol. that dismayed the world. and when so many people, so many people on capitol h...

The Atlantic Democracy is under attack, and we need to protect it. January 21, 2021 Getty / The Atlantic As I sat in my Capitol Hill office two weeks ago, watching a violent mob storm the symbol and seat of our democracy, I was reminded of my distant past. As a child, I saw my birth country of Somalia descend from relative stability into civil war, overnight. The spaces where people felt most secure—their homes and workplaces—suddenly became battlegrounds, torn by gunfights and bombings. Violent targeting of political leaders—once unheard-of—became commonplace. I never expected to exp...