The NPR Politics Podcast Weekly Roundup: September 17th
Sep 17, 2021
In this engaging discussion, Carrie Johnson, NPR's national justice correspondent, dives into the FBI's mishandling of the Larry Nassar case following powerful testimonies from gymnasts like Simone Biles. The conversation touches on deep-rooted systemic issues within law enforcement and the urgent calls for accountability and reform. Additionally, the podcast explores the implications of the upcoming 'Justice For J6' rally and how Capitol Police are adapting to new security challenges. Johnson's insights provide a crucial look at justice and advocacy.
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Justice for J6 Rally
- A far-right group is planning a rally in Washington, D.C., called "Justice for J6."
- This rally aims to support those charged in the January 6th Capitol attack.
Organizers' Claims
- The rally organizers claim the January 6th rioters were peaceful protesters.
- They aim to raise awareness about the alleged mistreatment of those charged.
Enhanced Security
- The Capitol's security has been significantly enhanced since January 6th, with the return of fencing.
- The National Guard will be on standby, ready to be deployed if needed.