National Guard Was On Traffic Duty In D.C.

The video discusses the role of the National Guard during the Capitol protests, explaining their initial mission of traffic control and the bureaucratic process required for them to assist law enforcement. The process involves approval from the Department of Defense to prevent overstepping, highlighting the complexity and delays in their response.

What was the main concern regarding the National Guard's involvement during the protest?

• They were not present at the scene.

• They were overstepping their authority.

• They were not adequately trained.

• They were not doing enough to assist Capitol police.

What was the original mission of the National Guard during the protest?

• To protect government officials.

• To provide medical assistance.

• To control traffic and direct people.

• To arrest protesters.

Why couldn't the National Guard immediately assist law enforcement once violence started?

• They needed approval through bureaucratic channels.

• They were outnumbered by protesters.

• They were not equipped with the necessary gear.

• They were waiting for orders from the mayor.

What is the purpose of the bureaucratic process for the National Guard's involvement?

• To make sure they are properly trained.

• To prevent them from overstepping their authority.

• To ensure they have enough resources.

• To coordinate with local police forces.

Who needs to approve the National Guard's request to assist law enforcement?

• The Department of Defense

• The President

• The Mayor

• The Capitol Police Chief