which is, the department of homeland security usually puts out a joint threat assessment for any major event, the fourth of july, any things as benign as the kentucky derby. why did they not, with all of the intel that was coming in, point out a joint threat assessment when even the capitol police assessment, which was dead on, said violent members of militia groups, white supremacists, carrying weapons with congresses as the target, will be coming in large numbers. that seemed like the kind of thing a joint assessment put together by homeland security and the fbi with both of their seals on it that went to everybody would have given a common operational picture. that never happened. it could be because the secretary of dhs, who was acting at the time, was a presidential appointee who was maybe reluctant to create a document that said the president s supporters could upset the
documents showing that the secret service, and its law enforcement partners were aware of social media posts that contained violent language and threats aimed at lawmakers prior to the u.s. capitol attack. what does this tell you about the u.s. secret service s role or any deficiencies that are now being revealed about how they might have helped? so, that s a really interesting question because it gets to the heart of kind of the blame game that plays out in washington. there s been talk that secret service had all of this information, and it wasn t shared. that s not the secret service s job. the secret service s job is a consumer of intelligence. the sharing with all the other agencies falls to two places the fbi and the department of homeland security. so on the fbi end they had a command post and daily meetings until the days immediately before where they had meetings every two hours, and they pushed out the intelligence to all of
information and it wasn t shared. that s not the secret service s job. it s shocking when you see in vivid detail the information the secret service had. we are still going through tens of thousands of documents that the secret service have turned over recently. i look forward to us calling back in some of those secret service officials who have knowledge about what happened and putting them under oath. the opec plus decision to cut oil production by as much as 2 million barrels per day has rattled the white house. saudi arabia is taking the side of trying to ensure the stability of the oil markets. the president is going to act methodically, strategically and take his time. my question is, will you accept the results of your election in november? i m going to win the election and i will accept that result because the people will never the people of arizona will never support and vote for a coward like katy hobbs.
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