> Trump tried to secure the capital with troops, only to have Pelosi etal insert themselves this is not something that happened > Which was itself unconstitut

> Trump tried to secure the capital with troops, only to have Pelosi etal insert themselves this is not something that happened > Which was itself unconstitutional and extremely concerning Right, because this would be stupid if it were real. If the speaker of the house wanted the national guard they would make a request through the chain of command. But it's not something that happened. > The police/security force for the capital building itself btw is not part of the executive branch (for this exact reasoning) and answers directly to Pelosi. No, it doesn't.