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It's Thursday, January 21st.

Today, the rising threat of homegrown terrorism.

A new era for journalist covering Trump.

And dogs back in the White House.

Chief Justice Roberts.

So, Shane, in President Biden's inauguration speech on Wednesday,

he talked explicitly about the threat of white supremacist groups

and of domestic terrorism.

That we must confront and we will defeat.

Which, at least to me, seems like a pretty significant shift for what we've seen

presidents talk about before, especially during an inauguration speech.

What does that tell you about how the federal government is viewing the threat

of domestic terrorism, like what we saw in the Capitol on January 6th?

It tells you that this administration is going to see domestic extremism,

if you want to call it domestic terrorism, as a top,

if not the top national security or certainly domestic security threat that it faces.

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