That is a wrap for the first public facing hearing of the January 6th investigation,

since they were initially convened last year.

Very dramatic testimony following this 10 minute recess they took about an hour ago.

Dramatic testimony from Officer Carolyn Edwards, US Capitol Police Officer,

who we knew was injured in the attack.

We saw the video of her being injured in the attack in the middle of her presentation,

which was almost impossible to watch, just speaking personally.

Also interesting testimony from a documentary filmmaker who was embedded with the proud boys,

who talked about how he tried to, as a matter of his technique, as a filmmaker,

tried to make his subjects comfortable with him.

And so you see the two witnesses there embracing one another.

But he talked about being, I think it's fair to say, sort of unnerved by the transformation

in the atmosphere and the environment in which the, or at least the mood in which the proud boys group

was moving toward the Capitol.

They ignored the president's speech at the ellipse, he said, and instead went down the mall

to the Capitol.

You see Officer Edwards there embracing Officer Michael Fonone,

is another Metropolitan Police Department officer who was grievously injured that day.

Chris Hayes.

Well, there was a lot established, I think one of the key parts established in that second part,

which was something that first began became apparent when we started to get footage

of New York Times put together a masterful video.

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