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You've been listening to NPR special coverage of the one-year anniversary of the attack on the U.S. Capitol. Joining us to talk about

today's events are KQED political correspondent, Marisa Lagos. Welcome, Marisa. Hey, good morning.

So first things first, what did we just hear?

What was this event in Congress politically or otherwise?

I mean, we mostly heard from Democrats, right?

We heard, I think, first to start the morning, very somber speeches from both the vice president and the president, talking about, you know, the events of January 6th and

really laying out in very stark terms how they see it as a direct challenge to our democratic

system. You know, Biden spoke for, I think, over 30 minutes, did not mention the former president

by name, but mentioned former President Trump repeatedly invoked him, calling him the former president by name but mentioned former President Trump

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