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[[File:Electoral College certification of Joe Biden.png|right|300px|thumb|[[Ashli Babbitt]] was allegedly gunned down by Capitol Police outside the House Chamber during the electoral college certification of the [[fraud]]ulent 2020 presidential election.<ref>[https://www.bitchute.com/video/ekQGipzU7E49/ Everything Wrong With the Capitol Shooting In 21 Minutes Or Less], Wooz News, February 6, 2021. bitchute</ref> ]]

[[File:Electoral College certification of Joe Biden.png|right|300px|thumb|[[Ashli Babbitt]] was allegedly gunned down by Capitol Police outside the House Chamber during the electoral college certification of the [[fraud]]ulent 2020 presidential election.<ref>[https://www.bitchute.com/video/ekQGipzU7E49/ Everything Wrong With the Capitol Shooting In 21 Minutes Or Less], Wooz News, February 6, 2021. bitchute</ref> ]]

:{{See also|2021 Capitol riot}}

:{{See also|2021 Capitol riot}}

In an interview with [[Washington D.C.]] police chief Steve Sund, ''[[Washington Post]]'' reported the chief “believes his efforts to secure the premises were undermined by a lack of concern from House and Senate security officials who answer directly to Speaker [[Nancy Pelosi]] and Senate leader [[Mitch McConnell]].”  ''WaPo'' reported, “Two days before Congress was set to formalize President-elect [[Joe Biden]]’s victory, Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund was growing increasingly worried about the size of the pro-Trump crowds expected to stream into Washington in protest. To be on the safe side, Sund asked House and Senate security officials for permission to request that the D.C. National Guard be placed on standby in case he needed quick backup.  But, Sund said Sunday, they turned him down.”  D.C. Mayor [[Muriel Bowser]]'s chief of staff admitted, “this guy is on the phone, I mean, crying out for help. It’s burned in my memories.”<ref>https://thenationalpulse.com/breaking/ex-capitol-police-chief-says-pelosi-mcconnells-sergeants-at-arms-refused-security-measures-while-new-timeline-proves-trump-incitement-claims-bogus/</ref>

In an interview with [[Washington D.C.]] police chief Steve Sund, ''[[Washington Post]]'' reported the chief “believes his efforts to secure the premises were undermined by a lack of concern from House and Senate security officials who answer directly to Speaker [[Nancy Pelosi]] and Senate leader [[Mitch McConnell]].”  ''[[WaPo]]'' reported, “Two days before Congress was set to formalize President-elect [[Joe Biden]]’s victory, Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund was growing increasingly worried about the size of the pro-Trump crowds expected to stream into Washington in protest. To be on the safe side, Sund asked House and Senate security officials for permission to request that the D.C. National Guard be placed on standby in case he needed quick backup.  But, Sund said Sunday, they turned him down.”  D.C. Mayor [[Muriel Bowser]]'s chief of staff admitted, “this guy is on the phone, I mean, crying out for help. It’s burned in my memories.”<ref>https://thenationalpulse.com/breaking/ex-capitol-police-chief-says-pelosi-mcconnells-sergeants-at-arms-refused-security-measures-while-new-timeline-proves-trump-incitement-claims-bogus/</ref>

According to ''Roll Call'' magazine, Acting Capitol Police Chief Yogananda Pittman told House investigators that although a communication breakdown kept her and other department leaders in the dark about an [[FBI]] warning of “war” at the Capitol, they would not have changed the security posture leading up to the January 6, 2021 attack even if they had seen the message.

According to ''Roll Call'' magazine, Acting Capitol Police Chief Yogananda Pittman told House investigators that although a communication breakdown kept her and other department leaders in the dark about an [[FBI]] warning of “war” at the Capitol, they would not have changed the security posture leading up to the January 6, 2021 attack even if they had seen the message.