An approach around mom stormed the Capitol yesterday and forced the joint session of Congress

to halt the certification of the Electoral College vote.

And if this is the first year hearing of it, welcome Fox viewers.

From 30 Rockefeller Plaza in New York City, please enjoy this podcast edition of Late Night

with Seth Meyers.

On today's show, Seth Chatswood, Bill Hader, but first a closer look.

Last night, even after the violent insurrection at the U.S. Capitol attempted to overthrow

American democracy, a majority of Republicans in the House and a handful of GOP senators tried

to throw out the results of the presidential election.

And now the right-wing media is already trying to blame the left for the sedition they

sowed for more on this.

It's time for a closer look.

Yesterday there was a violent insurrection and attempted sedition in the United States.

And as we noted on this show last night, what we all witnessed was unfortunately a familiar

part of American history.

It's not all of what America is.

And in fact, it's been rejected by a majority of Americans in election after election, including

in Georgia and Tuesday.

But it is very much a part of what America is.

And as we said last night as well, there have been violent white supremacist coups in

this country before, like the mob riot in Wilmington, North Carolina in 1898 that overthrew

a legitimately elected by-racial government.

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