Mary Clare Jalonik
Associated Press reporter and author of the oral history 'Storm at the Capitol', who covered and chronicled the events of January 6th through interviews and public records.
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Mar 27, 2026 • 40min
Friday Morning Politics: DHS Funding Stalemate Likely Over
Mary Clare Jalonick, AP congressional reporter and author of Storm at the Capitol, and Evan McMorris-Santoro, national politics reporter and newsletter writer, break down the Senate DHS funding vote and what it actually covers. They discuss looming House action, TSA staffing and airport chaos, the SAVE Act’s voter ID push, and the political calculations shaping the next moves.
Jan 20, 2026 • 1h 10min
The Decency Era is Over
Mary Clare Jalonick, an AP reporter and author of 'Storm at the Capitol,' delves into the chaos of January 6, exploring the trauma faced by Capitol police and the radical motivations behind the rioters. She emphasizes how power corrupted principles, leading to a moral decline. Then, veteran commentator Chris Matthews shares insights from his book 'Lessons from Bobby,' highlighting Robert F. Kennedy's approach to leadership rooted in empathy and responsibility, contrasting it with today’s toxic politics. Together, they illuminate the urgent need for decency in leadership.
Jan 8, 2026 • 47min
Lawfare Daily: Mary Clare Jalonick on ‘Storm at the Capitol’
Mary Clare Jalonik, Associated Press reporter and author of 'Storm at the Capitol', shares her gripping firsthand experiences from January 6th. She discusses why she chose to compile oral histories to combat misinformation and ensure an accurate record. Jalonik reveals the stark contrast between reporters' intuition of danger and law enforcement's oversight. She highlights key moments, like Eugene Goodman’s brave actions and the impact of the day's violence on officers, while emphasizing the importance of letting firsthand accounts guide our understanding of the events.
