administration that raided his home. and for what? the fifth amendment, no person shall be held to answer for a crime unless on a presentment or indictment of a grand jury. may not be deprived of life, liberty or property without due process of law. we have people rotting in a jail in washington d.c., who have not seen the inside of a courtroom yet, they are rotting there on misdemeanors on parading and trespassing, i m not talking about violent rioters, but of day citizens, a 69-year-old grandmother, who is receiving cancer treatments, in new york city and most of our other cities people are brutalizing and arrested 150, 200 times, in the front door and out the
it s not that the fbi is targeting any one side or the other. what you see is the fbi going out on a day in and day out basis objectively investigating allegations of law. sean: and the media is covering for the fbi, too. they say if you call this raid unjust, you are putting fbi lives in danger. republicans in congress reacted to the news of the fbi search by rallying to donald trump s defense and attacking the fbi. this behavior is treasonous. these republicans and others are creating an environment of political violence. they are putting americans at risk not only fbi agents but any american or anybody, really, who is seen as the target of the far right. the noisiest voices on the right were calling for everything from the abolishment of the fbi to civil war. sean: that s not coming from the same people who spent the last decade covering for violent rioters, who burned down our cities every time there is an officer-involved shooting. they have told us all about the crimi
from the west harris tunnel. that s where we encountered commander kyle. who was orchestrating the defense of the capitol from the lower west terrace tunnel. and he was commanding about 40 or 50 mpd officers, and about a half dozen u.s. capitol police officers who were standing shoulder to shoulder, body against body, fighting back thousands of violent rioters. pretty much my whole career. i had no idea that he was standing next to me. i couldn t see. i could barely breathe. we had a job to do and we re not in the business of failing. we re going to hold this door at all costs no matter what. this is the capitol. we re not losing the capitol. not this day, not ever.
and now that same doorway will forever be tied when rioters tried to take down our democracy. so here is our exclusive with d.c. metropolitan police officer kyle and former officer michael fanone. they took me through how the chaos unfolded and how close we came to disaster. i heard a radio transmission come out for a distress call from the west terrace tunnel. that s where we encountered commander kyle. who was orchestrating the defense of the capitol from the lower west terrace tunnel. and he was commanding about 40 or 50 mpd officers, and about a half dozen u.s. capitol police officers who were standing shoulder to shoulder, body against body, fighting back thousands of violent rioters. pretty much my whole career.