>>19578173 LB
>Torres [January 6th Oversight Subcommittee]: The former president orchestrated a corrupt scheme to overturn the results of a free and fair election, and when that didn't work, he incited his supporters to violence…the former president bears full responsibility for bringing violence to the Capitol.
>>19578183 LB
>Torres: The person responsible for directing the violence to the Capitol that day, in order to undermine a peaceful transfer of power, is the favorite to secure the republican nomination for president.
>>19578251 LB
>Sund: After I received approved to call in the National Guard, I then had to beg Pentagon officials to send us help. I was repeatedly denied assistance by the Army Lt. General Piatt, citing concerns over optics of the National Guard on Capitol Hill.
>>19578308 LB
>Torres: There is absolutely no evidence of that. [antifa responsibility for the January 6th riot]
>>19578320 LB
>Murphy: Do you know if there were any federal officers authorized by the Capitol Police to be operating on the Capitol grounds?
>>19578330 LB
>Murphy: What happened on January 6th was unforgivable, but the conditions were set forth by the former Speaker, and two House Sergent at Arms, for the conditions for that to occur. Absolutely.
>>19578347 LB
>Murphy: Do you think it's acceptable that the FBI still cannot identify the individual placing the pipe bombs?
>>19578409 LB
>D'Esposito: Is it true that the National Guard was stationed nearby, and could have responded quickly had they been authorized by the Capitol Police Board?
>Sund: That is correct. They were within eyesight of the Capitol.
>>19578423 LB
>Sund: The National Guard, who is only two miles from our headquarters, sat and waited for the evening crew to come in, while the Pentagon was still sending resources to protect general's homes. They sent me nobody to help my men and women.