Members Of U.S. Capitol Police Call For January 6 Commission

The transcript discusses lawmakers' disappointment with GOP leaders over a bill, highlighting the privilege assumed by some members. The US Capitol Police clarify that a letter expressing disappointment is not an official statement. The family of late US Capitol Police officer Howie Liebengood urges Congress to establish a commission to investigate the January 6th attack, emphasizing the need for a nonpartisan inquiry to help the nation move forward.

What was the main sentiment expressed by lawmakers towards GOP leaders?

• Support

• Indifference

• Profound disappointment

• Approval

What assumption is highlighted in the opposition to the bill?

• That the bill was universally supported

• That the bill was too expensive

• That the bill was unnecessary

• That the situation wasn't that bad

What did the US Capitol Police clarify about the letter?

• It was not an official statement

• It was a personal opinion

• It was an official statement

• It was a legislative proposal

What action does the family of Howie Liebengood want Congress to take?

• Create a new law

• Establish a commission

• Hold a public hearing

• Issue a public apology

Why does Howie Liebengood's family believe an investigation is necessary?

• To understand the root causes and response to the January 6th attack

• To delay legislative processes

• To punish the perpetrators

• To gain media attention