anti-government marches and rallies at which participants are encouraged to wear and display their guns. now, even though those folks have been armed at all the state capitols leading up to the 19th march, when they head to the washington monument on the anniversary of the oklahoma city bombing they re not allowed to open carry there. so that second amendment march will be unarmed in d.c. that said, right across the potomac from that site in virginia, that march on d.c., also on the occasion of the oklahoma city bombing anniversary, that march will be armed. participants are being encouraged to bring guns. the organizers are holding it in virginia and bringing people up to the point on the potomac because they say that s as close as they can legally get to d.c. with loaded weapons. one of the speakers at the event, the one with guns, is the ex-alabama militiaman who made news encouraging people to go to democratic party offices and throw bricks through the windows. one other high profi
discussing how the country acted to the attack 15 years ago and what lessons learned from the oklahoma city bombing can be applied to today s america. on monday, our next guest, secretary of homeland security janet napolitano will be in oklahoma city itself for the official remembrance ceremony. also that day on the anniversary of the bombing of the federal building in oklahoma city by timothy mcveigh, an anti-government extremist with ties to the militia movement, there will be two marches on washington. one is being called the second amendment march, leading up to this march, this group has been holding armed rallies from kentucky to montana to virginia, anti-government marches and rallies at which participants are encouraged to wear and display their guns. now, even though those folks have been armed at all the state capitols leading up to the 19th march, when they head to the washington monument on the anniversary of the oklahoma city