Hello everyone and welcome to Ammonpur. Here's what's coming up.

We don't know what to expect. We are still traumatized and terrified after the events of January 6th.

The U.S. capital on high alert, we talk to Congresswoman Ilhan Omar about security and delivering on the legislation that voters want.

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From Matilda to Mrs. Doubtfire, actor Mara Wilson looks back at the ugly treatment she faced as a young and

famous female star. Then there's good news out there. There's a COVID-19 vaccine.

Yay! But the bad news is as black folks it's hard to trust what's going on

Setting the record straight on vaccines our Harry Svenavasen talks to Dr.

Rhea Boyd and Joya K Crea Perry about their new video campaign that is aimed at black communities. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Montpour in London. Security is

stepped up outside the US capital today after intelligence revealed a

militia group might be plotting to breach the building yet again. The threat

appears to be inspired by a QAnon conspiracy that says ex-President Donald Trump

will be re-inaugurated today, obviously a ridiculous thought and the top

Republican on the House Foreign Affairs Committee is now calling on Trump to speak

up about it.

President Trump has a responsibility to tell them to stand down.

This threat is credible and it's real.

It's a right-wing militia group.

Now the government is having to manage security threats as it works to advance legislation. But that's easier said than done in a system that is still stuck in a state of

semi-paralysis despite one party controlling both the executive and

legislative branches. Congresswoman Ilhan Omar represents the Minneapolis area of Minnesota and

she's a member of the so-called squad a group of progressive lawmakers and

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