Biden warns forces behind U.S. Capitol riot ‘remain at work today’

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U.S. President Joe #biden warned Friday that the “forces” behind the deadly insurrection at the #capitol in January 2021 remain a threat to #American democracy. Biden spoke during an address in Los Angeles, where he was hosting the Summit of the #Americas.

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