sled, the south carolina law enforcement division is working hard to do that. when all of this comes into play, when you talk about mitigating factors, how would this speak to a jury, what this man has been through up to this point? yeah, great question, christi, on that issue, and that is that i don t anticipate that it would go to trial only because his attorney is admitting to everything. if it did though, you know, we ve seen stranger things happen, the jury i think would essentially say, listen, this apparently did happen but maybe there s execucuses for it. there s not a defense for what you did, it explains your rationale and motivation for why you did it. that s the bigger issue here. may not influence a jury or it may. jurors can do whatever they like as you and i both know, christi, but it could influence a judge with respect to sentencing on a conviction. joey jackson, we count on you for all of that. thank you so much, sir. always.
peaceful? reporter: well, remember the big difference here, christi, on january 6th congress was in session. this time around that is not the case and police insist they have a very strong plan in place to tamp down any sort of violence. you can see all of the dc know plows that have been coming in here on third street in front of the capitol. then there is the concrete barrier, then the bike fence and then the large fence around the capitol complex itself. 25 agencies have been involved in planning for this day. it is capitol police responsible for protecting the building. it is d.c. police responsible for protecting the streets and the surrounding neighborhoods here. the national guard has been put on standby in case of emergency. 100 unarmed members would come in here. capitol police chief tom minang says they have been planning for this. they are taking any threats and
any intelligence very seriously this time around. we would be foolish not to take seriously the intelligence that we have at our disposal. how credible it is? how likely it is? people make those judgments. the fact of the matter is we are hearing some chatter that i think would be responsible for us to plan the way we ve been planning and put the precautions in place. capitol police chief says they will protect everybody s free speech. there are three counter protest groups that plan to be here. the biggest risk is violent clashes between two groups on different sides. now the question is will this so-called justice for january 6th rally be well-attended. 700 people on the permit. 500 according to members registered online. we ll see if it was a dud or if all of this planning is overkill. you know what, a dud would
we need to get them out of there. when it comes to this specific incident, you know, first of all we need to make sure that they understand that they know we made a mistake, that we are truly sorry for what happened and that we don t want anything like this to happen again. we depend on people like our allies to make sure that these mistakes don t happen, or at least to help us in that regard and, you know, if you don t have them, if you can t access them, then it becomes far more likely that we make these mistakes. so we have to realize that we re dependent on them and we have to treat them with the respect that they deserve. and psimultaneously incident like this will become fodder for isis k and other terrorist groups to go after the united states with propaganda. coming up, it s like something out of a crime novel. mystery killings, stolen money, drug addiction.
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