Happening now here on Capitol Hill and across the United States Americans

mark one year since the deadly insurrection with the wounds still deep and

democracy still in danger.

President Biden seizing the moment,

directly blaming former President Trump

for spinning a web of lies that fueled the insurrection accusing his predecessor and I'm quoting now

of holding a dagger to the throat of American democracy. This as a divided

nation grapples with a hard reality that January 6th could be repeated.

Tonight, Homeland Security is warning of a spike in extremist threats over the last 48 hours with lawmakers among the targets again.

We want to welcome our viewers here in the United States at Around the World.

I'm Wolf Flitzer, you're in the situation room.

We're alive at the U.S this January 6 on the historic rounds invaded and

defiled by rioters one year ago.

Our correspondence analysts and contributors are covering every angle of this day, a day of remembrance

and the escalating threats to American democracy.

Let's begin with CNN's chief national affairs correspondent Jeff

we heard President Biden call out former President Trump today in a way he

hasn't done so before update our viewers.

Well if the president's tone marked a sharp departure from anything he has said

really over the last year when he's essentially tried to move beyond his predecessor, not

wanting him to hijack his administration or simply politics in America, but the president of course has been becoming increasingly alarmed by the spreading of these election lies.

So his advisor said on this historic day he intended to mince no words.

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