In an interview with @CapitolAccount, our Chief Policy Officer @lindsayfraser0 discussed this week's letters from law enforcement groups and their concerns about the Clarity Act: “These software developer protections are extremely narrow. They only relate to developers who truly do not exercise any sort of custody, any sort of control.” She submitted that if opponents “took a closer look…they would realize how positive the bill is for law enforcement.” And on the Roman Storm case, Lindsay commented that it's “one example of a lot of stories that haven’t received public attention” where U.S. entrepreneurs collectively spent millions of dollars defending themselves. “There are people who are creating useful technology for Americans, who are being targeted,” she said. “It just pushes people to want to leave the U.S. and develop these technologies elsewhere. Is that a better outcome for American consumers?”

Closing out Police Week by lighting my Capitol office BLUE to honor the brave men and women in uniform. I know firsthand of the heroism of our police officers, and I’ll always be grateful for their courage and sacrifice.

It was an honor to join Blue Star Families on Capitol Hill today for an event focused on supporting our military and veteran community. We came together to build care kits, small packages filled with comfort, encouragement, and practical essentials for the military and veteran families who support our service members behind the scenes every day. I’m proud to stand alongside volunteers and highlight the importance of taking care of those who take care of our warfighters at home.

.@VP makes a promise to the law enforcement community gathered at the Capitol: "So long as Donald J. Trump is @POTUS, and so long as I’m the Vice President. We will never again let policymakers in the building behind us allow violent criminals to tee off on our police officers."

One year ago, a violent attack on our Capitol made it clear just how fragile the American experiment in democracy really is. Here’s my statement on what the anniversary means, and what we need to do today.

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche wouldn’t rule out the possibility that rioters who attacked police at the US Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, could receive payments from a new $1.8 billion taxpayer fund being created by the Justice Department.