ON THE HILL: Safety challenges remain for US Capitol 2 years after Jan. 6 riot
Safety questions still remain about the U.S. Capitol even two years after the January 6 riot that left 150 police officers injured and nine Americans dead. Former Capitol Hill Chief of Police Steven Sund, who says the Capitol may still face safety risks, joins On The Hill to talk more about the topic just days ahead of the 2023 State of the Union.
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