And good evening, breaking news this hour, short time ago, President Biden telling CBS

news this about giving the former president classified intelligence briefings, and

I'm quoting President Biden, quote, there is no need for him to have intelligence briefings.

I'm quote, the briefings are privileged, not a right bestowed to former presidents.

Biden's reasoning, the president's reasoning, quote, because of his erratic behavior unrelated

to the insurrection.

We'll have more in this story in just a moment because we want to start with the insurrection

at the Capitol tomorrow, one month will pass since one of the most shocking incidents,

political and domestic terrorism these countries ever witnessed.

The trauma will be measured in years, if not decades, particularly for the family and

friends of the five people who died from the violence that day, including one Capitol

Hill police officer laid to rest this week.

But also because in the days since January 6th, we have learned exactly who we are right

now.

And it's not a comforting lesson.

It's a painful one.

That's because members of our democracy have chosen to memory whole why this violence

occurred in the first place.

Simply put, one man used lies, fear and violent rhetoric to provoke his most volatile supporters,

and they were then put into position, a rally near his opponents, where they could do something

about the election results or so they thought.

That was this nation's first attempted coup, when we all watched on full live, one that

...