It was unsettling and and you know, you wonder
why your name's on the list. Ohio Congressman Greg
Lanzman says the man accused of killing a Minnesota state
lawmaker had his name on a list of other potential
targets. Federal prosecutors call it a politically motivated attack
. Public servants should never. have to fear for
their lives simply for doing their job. Senate leadership
held a bipartisan security briefing Tuesday. Minority Leader Chuck
Schumer says Democrats and Republicans agreed more money is needed
to increase protection for members of Congress. These violent
acts are an attack not just on the individuals who
are targeted. But on our democracy itself, Louisiana
Republican Senator Bill Cassidy was a part of the briefing
. He says safety is a concern across the board
. We have to recognize that across society there are
people who are deranged and angry. The House is
in recess this week, so members attended a virtual
security. also focused on safety here on Capitol Hill
and at home. Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville says he
was the victim of a recent threat. I had
a car in front of my house several times a
couple of weeks ago when my wife was there.
He and Landsman say something needs to change. All
of it has to stop. We have to be
part. Of a group of leaders, Democrats,
Republicans, that just does everything that's necessary to end
to end this. Reporting in Washington, Rashad Hudson --> .