So are you familiar with the U.S. Capitol Police's strategic plan for 2021 to 2025 which was issued under Chief Sund?

I was especially inspired to hear how staff was so quick thinking on January 6.

Now, it has come to my attention that you all don't have the ability to do video conferences for your sessions, for your clinicians. Is that true?

3.2 is to establish processes and implement a department-wide framework for converting information and data into actionable communications for the workforce.

Will you commit to having public press briefings in the future, from this point going forward?

Are they specialized in law enforcement and military PTSD?

So is it safe to say that that structure failed on January 6?

I never, ever want to lose that. And so January 6 felt like a huge violation.

I think it is very clear that Officer Liebengood would still be with us today but for the events of January 6.

I just want assurances that is something that is a priority and something you all will actually explore. Will you provide those assurances?

They felt very responsible for it, not to mention the fact that, as more facts come out, it appears that leadership had intelligence about just how damaging and how violent this demonstration could become.

And then there was some discussion from Representative Clark and Representative Newhouse about these daily intelligence reports that came out in the days following.

I can't stop thinking about those that are going to have lasting mental health injuries and damage as a result of that day.

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