and relatively few in number. The mob quickly and brutally overwhelmed the dozen or so officers guarding this first fence line.

Oh, heya, whoa, wait, hey, hey, no,

I'm only you're only.

Oh,

Oh,

Oh, yeah, Oh, yeah,

I don't know, what I'm going to do. The attack is unlike anything we have ever seen. The capital was taken by force and the

government could not conduct business that was required by the Constitution to conduct.

Members of Congress and their staff were forced to flee and those who could not flee

had to hide.

Officers were assaulted on a scale we have never seen,

and many of those officers continue

to suffer from the injuries they sustain that day.

There was a range of criminal conduct among those who were in the mob.

At a high level though, members of the mob who knowingly trespass on to capital grounds

can be divided into two categories.

Those who use violence and those who rode the coat tails of others who use violence,

using the access they were provided to commit their own crimes.

As with all criminal matters, those charged with a crime are presumed innocent

unless and until the government has proven their guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.

This unprovoked and relentless attack overall has been proven in court again and again

in trial after trial. With evidence like the evidence I've shared with you

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