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Music From KQED. From KQED Public Radio in San Francisco, I'm Mina Kim.

Coming up on forum, after violent supporters of President Trump stormed the U.S. Capitol, Americans are processing the chaos and lawlessness that unfolded. Some are questioning the lax response from police, as well as galling discrepancies between the treatment of Black Lives Matter protesters and pro-Trump extremists. The incident is also sparking calls for a second impeachment of Trump,

who invited the rioters to Washington, D.C. In this statewide call-in special, we look at the

fallout from yesterday's violence and get your reactions. Join us. Welcome to special statewide coverage from KQED Forum. I'm Mina Kim. Whether Californians were

surprised or not that a violent mob incited by

the President could threaten democracy and breach the walls of the U.S. Capitol, for many,

the chaotic images of yesterday were still painful to watch. Lawmakers forced to shelter in

place, some with gas masks on, windows guns drawn in the House

chamber, a lone black police officer being chased up the stairs, a delusional man on the Senate

day is yelling Trump won the election. In this hour, we look at the impact of yesterday's events

and where we go from here. And you can join the conversation by calling

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