

Lawfare Archive: Who Let the Barbarians Through the Gates?
Aug 31, 2024
Fred Burton, executive director of the Center for Protective Intelligence, and Garrett Graff, a national security journalist, dive into the January 6 Capitol riot. They analyze the failures of the Capitol Police and the chaotic events that led to the insurrection. The conversation examines accountability, the role of digital evidence in prosecuting suspects, and the challenges of law enforcement post-attack. They also discuss the implications of potential pardons by former President Trump and the need for critical security reforms to uphold democratic values.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Capitol Police Failures on January 6
01:57 • 19min
Exploring Retrospective Criminal Charges in Riot Circumstances
21:27 • 3min
Promotional Highlights for Mobile, Beauty, and Sleep Solutions
24:01 • 2min
Law Enforcement and Accountability Post-Capitol Attack
25:48 • 13min
Trump's Pardon Power: Risks and Implications
39:02 • 4min
Lessons from Security Failures
42:51 • 7min
Conclusion and Promotion
50:13 • 2min