Juliette Kayyem: What are the national security implications of the U.S. Capitol breach?

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A laptop stolen from Nancy Pelosi’s office. Papers trashed or missing. Photos taken inside Senate offices. What will Wednesday’s attack on the Capitol mean for U.S. national security? Juliette Kayyem, a former assistant secretary at the Department of Homeland Security, and a professor at the Harvard Kennedy School, joined Hari Sreenivasan recently to discuss.

Trump

1. Language of fighting, language of disruptive
2. Gap you know the event, March event -
3. Another rally - Jan. 17 2020
4. It is not earthquake, it is a planned event. January 6, 2020.
5. Elevate random violence - plan the event - threaten - prosecuted - make groups under seat. Paranoid - thrive - sense of tolerance - not shamed
6. President - 4 years not shaming - different leadership - behavior
7. President - tolerance, and proxy - 4 years, shaming will be again. Kinds of behavior not acceptable