New terrorism fears infuse 9/11 anniversary: The Note

There will be reminders of that unity as the nation remembers Sept. 11. They will almost certainly be distant memories when protesters bring up memories of Jan. 6.

The TAKE with Rick Klein The sad symmetry extends to both the symbolism and the substance. As the nation pauses to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the worst terrorist act in the nation's history, worries about domestic terror have led to the decision for fencing to go back up outside the Capitol -- a building that the 9/11 hijackers did not ultimately attack. It took an attempted domestic insurrection to fully expose the Capitol's vulnerabilities just eight months ago. A rally planned for eight days from now has renewed fears of violence, with right-wing organizers putting together a protest to support those who were arrested Jan. 6.