Examining the U.S. Capitol Attack
United States Senate
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Length 6 h 26 min
Chapters 13
First published 2021
A joint bipartisan report by the U.S. Senate Committees on Homeland Security and Rules and Administration, addressing security, planning, and response by the U.S. Capitol Police, the Capitol Police Board, the FBI, and Departments of Homeland Security and Defense to the events of January 6, 2021, in and around the U.S. Capitol Building. - Summary by Joanne Turner
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I. Executive Summary Read by Joanne Turner 19:29
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III. Background Read by Joanne Turner 17:11
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III. Background, cont'd. Read by Joanne Turner 29:13
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IV. Federal Intelligence Agencies Did Not Issue A Threat Assessment or Bulletin Read by Joanne Turner 18:06
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V. USCP Did Not Communicate Intelligence Warning of Violence Read by Joanne Turner 52:48
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VI. USCP Was Not Prepared For The Attack Read by Joanne Turner 31:03
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VII. Opaque Capitol Police Board Processes Slowed Requests for National Guard Support Read by Joanne Turner 22:44
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VIII. DOD and DC National Guard Assistance Read by Joanne Turner 38:48
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VIII. DOD and DC National Guard Assistance, cont'd. Read by Joanne Turner 34:46
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IX. Conclusion Read by Joanne Turner 1:46
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Appendix A: USCP Inspector General Recommendations Read by Joanne Turner 17:56
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Appendix B: Transcript of Pres. Trump's Jan. 6 Speech Read by Joanne Turner 47:56
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Appendix B concluded Read by Joanne Turner 22:13
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