Welcome to the beat, everyone.

I am Ari Melba and we are continuing the story

that Nicole and I have been covering along with our colleagues.

And there's more.

There's even more footage than we covered yesterday

from inside the insurrection.

Speaker Pelosi is someone who of course has

voluminous experience with many different emergencies, many different aspects of government leadership, but boy, was this a test.

And there's video from inside. It is real. It is authentic. It is striking.

We should note, as journalists, that it was not captured independently. It was actually captured by her own daughter who has controlled some of the release.

So you can factor that into the context, because I always want you to know where we're getting what we show you.

But nobody is denying the authenticity, the vigor, the seriousness of these moments.

House Speaker Pelosi, majority leader Chuck Schumer, right here you see them.

Dealing with a physical security emergency.

And you have to remember, I'm about to show you one of the new pieces of footage, no one in that room knew what was going to happen.

No one knew whether these calls were going to bring in the help that was urgently needed or whether more people would be attacked hurt, like some of those police officers who were tragically

wounded, or whether politicians would start to be assassinated by Donald Trump's mob.

Here's new video of them talking, Pelosi specifically directly talking, to then Vice President Pence.

Well, that we're still not safe enough for us to go back, that they're even still trying to

penetrate the building, and it's not a safe thing, because we're trying to figure out how

we can get this job done today. I worry about you being in that capital building.

I'm literally standing with the super polishes of the U.S. Capitol Police, Stevenson.

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