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all right. so tonight, we begin with that assault on american democracy. it s both a physical assault but it s also a legislative one that s playing out behind the scenes. today, around 400 protestors rallied in washington, d.c. in support of the january 6th insurrectionists who engaged in that physical assault on the capitol. now, it was less than the 700 or so expected by the department of homeland security. but the danger is not the protest, itself. it s the attempt to rewrite history, and what actually happened on that day and every day since. let s remember exactly what that assault was about back on january 6th. supporters of former-president donald trump ransacked the capitol, and they did it with one clear objective. they wanted to stop congress certifying the election of joe biden. and they actually succeeded, if only for a few hours as, of course, everyone remembers. congress had to be rushed to safety until security could be restored. now, on that day of the ....
you, as well. here we go. i m ayman mohyeldin. all right. so tonight, we begin with that assault on american democracy. it s both a physical assault but it s also a legislative one that s playing out behind the scenes. today, around 400 protestors rallied in washington, d.c. in support of the january 6th insurrectionists who engaged in that physical assault on the capitol. now, it was less than the 700 or so expected by the department of homeland security. but the danger is not the protest, itself. it s the attempt to rewrite history, and what actually happened on that day and every day since. let s remember exactly what that assault was about back on january 6th. supporters of former-president donald trump ransacked the capitol, and they did it with one clear objective. they wanted to stop congress certifying the election of joe biden. and they actually succeeded, if only for a few hours as, of course, everyone remembers. congress had to be rushed to safety until sec ....
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notion the taliban are somehow figures for some americans to admire. what is the department of homeland security saying about this? anderson, this was a call done with law enforcement from the state and local governments. and john cohen who s the top intelligence official at the homeland security department raised the concern that there was these domestic groups, white extremist, white supremacists and domestic extremist groups that are anti-government obviously who take some inspiration from what they believe the taliban was able to accomplish. a small group or much smaller group, less armed is able to defeat essentially a much better armed military in this case the united states. and so they believe that this is something that perhaps u.s. extremists could do here in this country. they could use the same model the taliban was able to use there here in this country to defeat the u.s. government. so what level of danger are law enforcement agencies actually expectin ....
negotiators are still ironing the details out of the bipartisan bill, which is expected to focus on physical infrastructure. however, progressive house democrats are already signaling that that package doesn t do enough to address their needs and they want the second bigger bill done first or at least at the same time. they want to insure their separate legislation that would invest in child care, paid leave, and combatting climate change, does not get sidelined. here s what mondare jones told me last hour. these are the things that must be in that larger reconciliation package. and it s what s going to get me to the table to support that much, much pared down bipartisan infrastructure package that still leaves out so much of what americans urgently need in this moment. however, arizona democrat, senator kyrsten sinema poured cold water on her party s hopes of passing her party s larger package. she said, quote, while i support the beginning process, i do not suppor ....