FBI Vetting All 25,000 Troops In D.C. For Inauguration

The video discusses the additional FBI vetting of National Guard troops deployed to Washington DC for the inauguration. This extra screening is due to concerns about extremist ties among military personnel, highlighted by the January 6th Capitol riot. Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy emphasizes the need for vigilance within the military. The vetting process involves checking names against databases and watch lists, with no red flags reported so far. If any issues arise, they will be addressed by the chain of command or law enforcement.

What prompted the FBI to conduct additional vetting for the inauguration in Washington DC?

• Military ties of some Capitol rioters

• A new federal law

• A recent increase in crime rates

• A request from the President

What is the main goal of the federal government's proactive measures discussed in the video?

• To increase military recruitment

• To identify extremist sentiments within the armed forces

• To improve public relations

• To reduce military spending

Who provided a statement regarding the need for consciousness within the military formation?

• The Chief of the National Guard Bureau

• The President

• The Vice President

• Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy

What does the additional FBI vetting process involve?

• Conducting interviews with all military personnel

• Running names through databases and watch lists

• Increasing the number of security personnel

• Implementing new training programs

What happens if a troop member is flagged during the vetting process?

• They are dealt with by the chain of command or law enforcement

• They are given a warning

• They are transferred to another unit

• They are immediately discharged