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'Not what they are trained to do': Officer on Jan 6 reacts to National Guard in D.C.
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6:20Now PlayingThe National Guard has been deployed to the streets of Washington, D.C. after President Trump's order. Officer Daniel Hodges from the Metropolitan Police Department, who was on duty during the Capitol riot on January 6th, joins Chris Jansing to share his thoughts on Trump's D.C. takeover.
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