hell is going to break loose. there was a lot of chatter that i was even hearing and i wonder about the part of the presentation today that talked about the lack of preparedness by the capitol police department, the lack of anticipation because they couldn t anticipate what the president would do, that donald trump would send that mob to the capitol. but i wonder just for yourself as a black police officer, as somebody who serves in the capitol, the idea that there wasn t a sense that the proud boys and the o s keepers, known violent white supremacist organizations were coming to town did not raise more alarm and that the police officers were not provided with more troops in anticipation of that particular group coming to the capitol on january 6th.
said come to the capitol january 6th. it s going to be wild. i know that, you know, friends of mine in law enforcement were saying, bewarery of being in the capitol on january 6th. this was long before that day happened. you had steve bannon said all hell is going to break loose. there was a lot of chatter that i was even hearing and i wonder about the part of the presentation today that talked about the lack of preparedness by the capitol police department, the lack of anticipation because they couldn t anticipate what the president would do, that donald trump would send that mob to the capitol. but i wonder just for yourself as a black police officer, as somebody who serves in the capitol, the idea that there wasn t a sense that the proud boys and the o s keepers, known violent white supremacist organizations were coming to town did not raise more alarm and that the police officers were not provided with more troops in anticipation of that particular group coming to the
that donald trump tweeted after the january 6th insurrection, when i promise you we won t, donald will. officer dunn, it s joy reid, we are on the two year anniversary of the december 19 tweet by donald trump, where he said come to the capital january 6th, it s gonna be wild. we wary of being at the capitol on january 6th, this wasn t long before that date happen, we had steve bannon saying all hell is gonna break loose, so there s a lot of chatter out there that even i was hearing. and i wonder about the part of the presentation today, it s not about the lack of preparedness by the capitol police department, the lack of anticipation because they can anticipate but the president to the donald trump and send that mob to the capitol but i wonder just for yourself, as a black police officer, as someone who serves in the capital, the idea that there wasn t a sense that
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