The Secret Service knew violence was possible at the Jan. 6 rally, the committee's report concluded.
The Secret Service knew violence was possible at the Jan. 6 rally, the report concluded.
“The Committee has reviewed hundreds of thousands of new Secret Service documents, including many demonstrating that the Secret Service had been informed of potential violence at the Capitol before the Ellipse rally on January 6th,” its authors wrote. “These documents were critical to our understanding of what the Secret Service and White House knew about the threat to the Capitol on January 6th.”
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