Muted Protests Across The Country After States Fortified Security

The transcript discusses the country's response to extremist movements, highlighting the presence of far-right groups and law enforcement's preparedness. It covers public sentiment regarding security measures post-Capitol riot, counterterrorism experts' views on future threats, and the Department of Justice's actions against extremism. The challenges of monitoring extremist groups as they move to private messaging apps are also addressed.

What was the general sentiment towards the presence of the National Guard on the streets?

• It was ignored by the public.

• It was preferred over potential destruction.

• It was seen as unnecessary.

• It was welcomed by everyone.

How did some people feel about judging political figures based on the events of January 6th?

• They felt it was a fair assessment.

• They believed it was an unfair comparison.

• They thought it was irrelevant.

• They agreed with the judgment.

What is a potential future concern according to counterterrorism experts?

• An increase in public support for extremists.

• A complete end to political tensions.

• A shift in tactics by insurgents.

• A decrease in extremist activities.

What training have National Guard members received in response to recent threats?

• Managing public protests.

• Handling cyber attacks.

• Conducting surveillance operations.

• Dealing with improvised explosive devices.

What emotional impact did the increased military presence have on some individuals?

• It was confusing.

• It was exciting.

• It was saddening.

• It was reassuring.