Rep. Adam Schiff on the aftermath of Jan. 6 and the future of American democracy

Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) doesn't think "people feel a sufficient sense of alarm" about the dire state of the country. In a conversation with Salon's Dean Obeidallah, the Chair of the House Intelligence Committee talks about why the Department of Justice needs to be strong in its action on the January 6 attack in order to prevent future attempts to undermine elections. "We don’t have the luxury of despair," warns the lawmaker, who's new book "Midnight in Washington: How We Almost Lost Our Democracy and Still Could" is available now.