family lived and went to church. that person found the judge s home, shot and killed her son, and injured her husband. these acts and threats of violence are not associated with any one set of partisan or ideological views. but they are permeating so many parts of our national life that they risk becoming normalized and routine if we do not stop them. that is dangerous for people s safety, and it is deeply dangerous for our democracy. in a democracy, people vote, argue, and debate. often vociferously in order to achieve the policy outcomes they desire. but in a democracy, people must not employ violence or unlawful threats of violence to affect that outcome. citizens must not be intimidated from exercising their constitutional rights to free expression and association by such unlawful conduct. the justice department will continue to investigate violence and illegal threats of violence, disrupt that violence before it occurs, and hold perpetrators accountable. we have marshall
guidance, our recommendations early last week it became evident that people are interested in the test for this purpose after the end of their isolation period. because there was interest in using them for this reason, we provided guidance on how they should be used. but not how to find a test. the foe is is on the serious staffing issues of the capital police. i m confident that the department is covered. the men and women of the capital price stand ready to work every day. and donald trump s mar-a-lago event will conflict, and it highlights hannity s private advice to the white house expressing his concerns about mr. trup s attempt to overthrow the 2020 election. chairman adam schiff was asked about it. we re not interested in his opinion, we re interested in the communications on the 6th and he knows a great deal. let s begin with all of the developments on the coronavirus. gabe gutierrez is joining us from new york. and dr. gupta. what elsz did we learn from tod
police chief testifies about conducting the seat of the democracy. welcome to meet the press daily i m chuck todd on the eve of the one-year anniversary of the insurrection at the capitol incited by then president trump. even if there is disagreement on how it got that way and how to fix it. over the last 24 hours, we ve seen plenty of alarm bells sounding from the halls of congress to the white house briefing room. and so the defining question this week and this year is, are we willing to face the challenge in front of us? yes, there is covid. yes, there is climate. but democracy itself is at risk in a way that we haven t seen in centuries. the biggest threat to our capitol, our capitol police and our democracy is the insidious motives stemming from the big lie. propagated by the former president and many of his republican allies across the country. on thursday the president is going to speak to the truth of what happened. not the lies that some have spread since a
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