storm on the U.S. Capitol with Margaret Coker

This time talking to the great Margaret Coker, editor in chief at
the nonprofit and independent news organization ‚The Current‘,
who has covered stories from 32 countries on four continents
during her two-decade career in journalism. In 2017 she has led a
team of Wall Street Journal reporters named as finalists for the
Pulitzer Prize in International Reporting.

We spoke about the events of January 6, which was supposed to be
the day that Joe Biden became the certified winner of the 2020
presidential election, but instead will now be known as the day
that a violent mob stormed the U.S. Capitol. Margaret sheds light
on the possible effects and consequences for American democracy
overall and what it might mean for the Republican Party and
Trumpism going forward.