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They're untouchable and unaccountable. Terrifying really.
Part of them was supporting it and others ignored it. People should be held responsible for it. >

You can tell this was the case when they didn't throw tear gas into the crowd like they did many times during the relatively peaceful BLM protests including the one where Bunker Boy was sent into hiding. >

"Intel community escapes major criticism"
Just stop it right there, and you have a story as old as the US intelligence apparatus. Why would it receive major criticism, NBC? Y'all ran cover for them before, why should they expect different now? >

“Federal and local law enforcement authorities were in possession of multiple streams of intelligence predicting violence directed at the Capitol prior to January 6th,” the appendix said. “Although some of that intelligence was fragmentary, it should have been sufficient to warrant far more vigorous preparations for the security of the joint session. The failure to sufficiently share and act upon that intelligence jeopardized the lives of the police officers defending the Capitol and everyone in it.”