as as was just mentioned, the intelligence is flowing this time. i don t think there is any question about who s in charge. the incident command is set up. the the fence is up. i i you know, i really don t expect to see anything close to what we saw on january 6th. chief ramsey, capitol hill police chief, tom manger, talked about how his department is aware of the the toll january 6th took on the frontline officers. this is what he said. we re trying to get in front of every single police officer in in the u.s. capitol police department. and the reason was to brief them on our plan. and the whole purpose behind that was to instill confidence um that that the department has prepared this has prepared for this um event and that they will have the resources, the training, the equipment. and and we will have the staffing that we need um so that everyone, including the police officers working this event, can remain safe. so, ptsd after january 6th
what we call a soft uniform, not the hard gear. and then, you always elevate to that but i don t know the circumstances. if he did it because in somehow he was connected with this group, sympathetic to this group or what have you. that is a different ball game, then yeah it should be some disciplinary action. if that wasn t the reason, then that s different. you have to take a look at it from a different perspective. chief ramsey, chris wecker, thank you so much. i appreciate it. retiring gop congressman who voted to impeach says that the formerer president is a cancer to the country and that s a quote. now, more members of his party are weighing in.
they are on high alert, fully activated both the capitol police, the metropolitan police. they have brought in agencies in the national-capital region. it seems like this time around, the intelligence is being shared. federal and and local um and disseminated down to the rank and file. i think they are about as prepared as they can be. chris, the department of homeland security issuing a warning about the potential for violence from people involved in or opposed to this january 6th j 6th rally, i should say. or justice for j 6th rally. may not come to pass but after what happened in january, officials can t be sure, right? right. after what happened on january 6th, they are going to prepare for the worst. and and i know chief ramsey knows tom manger, as i do. he he is a new capitol police chief. he will not be caught flatfooted. i can guarantee you that. it would not surprise me if the if the protestors weren t outnumbered by law enforcement.
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spots. they all have new equipment that was requested to make sure they re prepared. and the fence is very important because it provides a standoff and time to respond to people who may not be peaceful. remember even that organizer said they ll largely be peaceful. that s not reassuring. so, between the metropolitan police department coming, they ll all be on duty, the capitol police monitoring the crowd, assessing what the mood is, what they re carrying, how they re dressed, that will dictate the actions at the capitol. i think they re going to be in very good shape. and the other important part is the proper intelligence. and i think that s largely completely been fixed since the january 6th incident. right. we need these law enforcement agencies to talk to one another. and chief ramsey, you say this could spread beyond washington. to that point, how worried about potential violence in other