What is the intelligence budget for the U.S. Capitol Police?
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Thank you. Had the Capitol Police held any such exercises not pertaining to specific National Special Security Events?
Approximately how many personnel are in the Intelligence Division?
Thank you, Madam Chair. Thank you to our panel. I just want to take a moment and echo the sentiments of so many of my colleagues expressing appreciation for the men and women of the United States Capitol Police who endured a great deal on…
Does the U.S. Capitol Police have the capacity to do any intelligence collection?
That is one of the systems that we feel really under the unprecedented pressure that they exhibited on January 6th began to break down.
I hope we don't just go straight back to the way we used to do it.
There was guidance for a COVID response that followed CDC guidelines and that Federal agencies have PPE.
So, clearly, they did not view the Trump administration as dismantling the Federal workforce. In fact, it's just the opposite.
According to the Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey, which is the most reliable and most cited source for data about job satisfaction in the Federal Government, job satisfaction rose during the Trump administration.
Federal employees were happier under President Trump than they were under the Obama-Biden administration.
Performance in the Federal workforce is no doubt a critical issue, and it's our responsibility here in Congress to ensure that Federal employees, the workforce, delivers the best that it possibly can deliver for the American people.
On February 22d, during this committee's first hearing on the events of January 6th, I asked a simple question of the panel: Who is in charge? Who is ultimately responsible for the security of the United States Capitol Complex?
Working families in this country are not playing the stock market with this money.
I think there is a reason that 80 percent of the American public supports this COVID relief legislation.
This is a bipartisan relief effort in that it has the overwhelming support of a vast majority of the American people.
Now, the SEC is the proper authority to determine if any rules were broken, and they are looking into it.
It just seems to be a trend in Washington, D.C., to never let a crisis go to waste.