Chief Steven Sund
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Former Chief, U.S. Capitol Police | Veteran of major crises & national events | LE Commentator Inquiries: [email protected] [email protected]
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Before any investigation, Pelosi and her staff were already plotting my removal. On Jan 6, Pelosi admitted on camera that she was responsible for the security failures at the Capitol. Yet, within 24-hours, she publicly blamed me for Jan 6, demanded my resignation, and claimed I “hadn’t even called.” I spoke with her three times that day. What she doesn’t say: that it was her Sergeant at Arms who repeatedly denied and delayed my legally required requests for National Guard support before and during the attack — denying my Jan 3 request and then blocking or stalling another half-dozen urgent pleas on Jan 6, until finally authorizing me at 2:09 p.m., more than an hour after my first request. And McConnell’s Sergeant at Arms wouldn’t override Pelosi’s. Eleven months later, Congress changed the law to let the Capitol Police Chief request the National Guard directly, without Capitol Police Board approval. If I was responsible, why did Congress have to change the law? And if I wasn’t, why were Pelosi and her staff so determined to remove me before any real investigation even began? Several USCP whistleblowers and I have paid a significant price for others’ failures. Why won’t Speaker Mike Johnson address this? Stephen Miller Rep. Barry Loudermilk Acting AG Todd Blanche AAGHarmeetDhillon Senator Ron Johnson Congressman Troy E. Nehls Rep. Clay Higgins Morgan Griffith Rep. Harriet Hageman
Chief Steven Sund283,564 views • 2 months ago
I was denied security resources repeatedly before and during January 6. Despite those denials and delays, I resecured the U.S. Capitol within hours. For that, I was forced to resign, humiliated, and stripped of my benefits. Rep. Barry Loudermilk Speaker Mike Johnson Nancy Pelosi
Chief Steven Sund1,006,155 views • 10 months ago
* Video issue fixed. Before any investigation, Pelosi and her staff were already plotting my removal. On Jan 6, Pelosi admitted on camera that she was responsible for the security failures at the Capitol. Yet, within 24-hours, she publicly blamed me for Jan 6, demanded my resignation, and claimed I “hadn’t even called.” I spoke with her three times that day. What she doesn’t say: that it was her Sergeant at Arms who repeatedly denied and delayed my legally required requests for National Guard support before and during the attack — denying my Jan 3 request and then blocking or stalling another half-dozen urgent pleas on Jan 6, until finally authorizing me at 2:09 p.m., more than an hour after my first request. And McConnell’s Sergeant at Arms wouldn’t override Pelosi’s. Eleven months later, Congress changed the law to let the Capitol Police Chief request the National Guard directly, without Capitol Police Board approval. If I was responsible, why did Congress have to change the law? And if I wasn’t, why were Pelosi and her staff so determined to remove me before any real investigation even began? Several USCP whistleblowers and I have paid a significant price for others’ failures. Why won’t Speaker Mike Johnson address this? Stephen Miller Rep. Barry Loudermilk Acting AG Todd Blanche AAGHarmeetDhillon Senator Ron Johnson Congressman Troy E. Nehls Rep. Clay Higgins Morgan Griffith Rep. Harriet Hageman
Chief Steven Sund65,908 views • 2 months ago
Failure Promoted: I asked for additional resources before Jan. 6. Denied. I pushed to prevent violence that day. Denied. I did my job. I got fired. The leadership tied to that intelligence failure got promoted, protected, and rewarded—with Congressional support from Pelosi and McConnell. Where is the accountability? Speaker Mike Johnson Rep. Barry Loudermilk Acting AG Todd Blanche
Chief Steven Sund43,637 views • 2 months ago
On Dec. 22, 2021, ten months after my testimony, Congress unanimously passed legislation sponsored by Senator Amy Klobuchar that fixed the very law that resulted in my repeated denials for support for my officers before and during January 6. Sen. Klobuchar saw the fatal flaw of the law and knew what I had gone through. Yet, years later, the injustice of my forced resignation by Nancy Pelosi has never been addressed. Speaker Mike Johnson Rep. Barry Loudermilk Acting AG Todd Blanche
Chief Steven Sund29,588 views • 2 months ago
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