The shock of the violent overrunning of the U.S. Capitol this week featured a lot of people knuckling down, thinking on their feet and doing their jobs amid a dangerous and unpredictable situation.
In this special episode of the Political Theater podcast, Katherine Tully-McManus recalls the strange and stirring moments in the Capitol as she evacuated with senators, staffers and fellow journalists. Niels Lesniewski, meanwhile, details his thinking as he covered the implications of Congress having to possibly meet off-site and what may come next in the aftermath of President Donald Trump’s incitement of a mob.
Show Notes:
- Capitol riot: What our Hill reporters and photographers sawElection vote divides Republicans as party wrestles with post-Trump identity
- House prepared to impeach Trump if Pence, Cabinet don’t remove him, Pelosi says
- Thousands of guardsmen to stay in D.C. through Biden inauguration
- Mob fallout: Pelosi calls for Capitol Police chief to be fired; House SAA to resign
- Why it’s unlikely Trump is removed using the 25th Amendment
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